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Album Review
Foxy Lady Review by Cher Fan Club
Foxy Lady, released in 1972, is Cher's eighth studio album, produced primarily by Snuff Garrett with Sonny Bono as a co-producer on some tracks. Following the success of her previous album, Foxy Lady presents a mix of original compositions and covers, including the lead single "Living in a House Divided." The album reflects the turbulence in her professional relationships during this period, particularly between Garrett and Bono. Critically, the album received positive reviews, but its commercial performance was modest compared to Cher's earlier successes.
Tracklist
Pick | # | Song | Writer(s) | Producer(s) |
|---|---|---|---|---|
❤️ | 1 | “Living in a House Divided” | Tom Bahler | Snuff Garrett |
2 | “It Might as Well Stay Monday (From Now On)” | Bodie Chandler | Snuff Garrett | |
3 | “A Song for You” | Leon Russell | Snuff Garrett, Sonny Bono | |
4 | “Down, Down, Down” | Ester Jack | Snuff Garrett | |
5 | “Don’t Ever Try to Close a Rose” | Ginger Greco | Snuff Garrett | |
6 | “The First Time” | Sonny Bono | Snuff Garrett, Sonny Bono | |
7 | “Let Me Down Easy” | John Simon, Al Stillman | Snuff Garrett | |
8 | “If I Knew Then” | Bob Stone | Snuff Garrett | |
❤️ | 9 | “Don’t Hide Your Love” | Neil Sedaka, Howard Greenfield | Snuff Garrett, Sonny Bono |
❤️ | 10 | “Never Been to Spain” | Hoyt Axton | Snuff Garrett |
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