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Album Review
Dark Lady Review by Cher Fan Club
Dark Lady, Cher's eleventh studio album released in 1974, exemplifies her signature narrative ballad style. Produced by Snuff Garrett and featuring arrangements by Al Capps, the album continues the momentum from her previous successes. Its title track, "Dark Lady," became a number one hit on the Billboard Hot 100, showcasing Cher's strong appeal in the pop-rock genre. The album blends original compositions with covers, reflecting Cher's evolving style and musical versatility.
Tracklist
Pick | # | Song | Writer(s) | Producer(s) |
|---|---|---|---|---|
❤️ | 1 | “Train of Thought” | Alan O'Day | Snuff Garrett |
❤️ | 2 | “I Saw a Man and He Danced with His Wife” | John Durrill | Snuff Garrett |
3 | “Make the Man Love Me” | Cynthia Weil, Barry Mann | Snuff Garrett | |
4 | “Just What I’ve Been Lookin’ For” | Kenny O'Dell | Snuff Garrett | |
❤️ | 5 | “Dark Lady” | John Durrill | Snuff Garrett |
❤️ | 6 | “Miss Subway of 1952” | Mary F. Cain | Snuff Garrett |
❤️ | 7 | “Dixie Girl” | John Durrill | Snuff Garrett |
❤️ | 8 | “Rescue Me” | Carl Smith, Raynard Miner | Snuff Garrett |
9 | “What’ll I Do” | Irving Berlin | Snuff Garrett | |
10 | “Apples Don’t Fall Far from the Tree” | Bob Stone | Snuff Garrett |
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