Cher - WILL YOU LOVE ME TOMORROW (Gold Star Studio) (1966)

[@skykitchen867]

Her voice was so good back then, her vibrato was fantastic. It seemed that in the early 70s her voice changed, with that gnarly sound she makes to this very day.

[@peterwallace9764]

All the music I grew up with, fell in love with the sound and didn't realise it was my GODESS, Cher.💘💞💕👠💋👠💕💞💘

[@AirplaneDude2012]

Such a beautiful song!

[@AnthonyReichardt]

Ask a Flight Attendant Hi Bil! You my good man, have impeccable taste in popular music!

[@denisereiland8458]

Never been a fan of Cher, but damn, this is good! Sonny knew how to make Cher a star!

[@davidstilwell1904]

Terrific! Very Spector like. You have to listen more then once to hear all that's going on.

[@jmm1000]

AMAZING montage of still and clips on this killer, AR! Brilliant!

[@sonofretrotvluver]

Got this song as part of a United Artists "Cher Superpak" LP in 1976. Love this version of the song!

[@rogbrown1965]

Was that Larry knetchel on keyboards?. I believe it was and featuring Joe Osborne also. Rog. Pacific sunset records.

[@RogerDesjouy]

TOP CLASSSS !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[@AnthonyReichardt]

DESJOUY ROGER Glad you're enjoying the sounds!

[@alain59200]

love this track Anthony thank for the sharing

[@recordguy4321]

another great one Anthony, looks like Jim Gordon at the 2:20 mark on vibes and I see Don Peake.

[@JOHNWLOUCKS]

Don PEAKE AND bARNEY kESSELL

[@RonaldVaughan]

You mean,"Will You STILL Love ME Tomorrow". This is the old SHIRELLES hit....and CHER does a great version of it.

[@AnthonyReichardt]

Ronald, I've always wondered why Carole & Gerry didn't include STILL in the title of one of their most popular compositions. After all, it's in the lyrics and sung on all of the verses except the first. What's another curiosity is that a small quantity of the first pressing of the Shirelles recording was given the title as simply, 'Tomorrow'.

[@mikegerrish3459]

It's due to the fact that the lyrics imply that he might not STILL love her, or pretend to love her, the day after they had slept together! Several radio stations were said to have banned it for this reason.

[@tonyoetjen1960]

"Tomorrow" was the original title, the first pressing of the record said "Tomorrow". After the record picked up steam, they renamed it "Will You Love Me Tomorrow"

[@RonaldVaughan]

@@AnthonyReichardt THAT'S a good question.....but WHAT A GREAT SONG!! Once again,Anthony,GREAT GRAPHICS and a winning song! You're one of the best when it come to archiving and showcasing.....wow,Cher could really swing back then....

[@UNOwen1]

LOVE the video accompaniment! Question; right after the shot of Stan Ross, there's a shot of Sonny. Who's the man behind him - against the wall (wearing the cap & shades)? P.S.? Certainly looks like him. Anyway, as always a lovely - and more importantly - informative - piece. Thank you, as always.

[@AnthonyReichardt]

According to a meticulously detailed accounting of a typical mid-1960's recording session in studio 'A' at Gold Star by music historians, JOSH HOISINGTON and CRAIG R. CLEMONS, the shadowy figure seen behind Stan and Sonny is indeed, Phil Spector. By the way, it's nice to see a comment from you again!

[@RonaldVaughan]

shadowy figure,LOL!!

[@ivanvdk4902]

No doubt. Phil Spector !

[@Kenneth-ko6bb]

Shirelles Done it Better 😊