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This is her best video. . who choreographed it, I'm guessing Toni Basil? Her vocal is good on the Bob Seger song as well. Awesome, Anchor Bay or someone should release this on dvd? Contact Cher herself, she could produce the dvd release.

The engineering on this song is amazing. I like the way it modulates. Should've won Grammys, I think Tanya attended that year but they gave it to someone else and she was understandably pissed! Love her! Even if she never records another song, she has an amazing back catalog of songs, I like h...

Do The Stir! Remember you from Dizzy. . . my friend Michael X was Ramona's friend. Saw you at The Peppermint Lounge and The Ritz, this is a nice song!

E.G.'s version rocks more than Debbie Harry's, plus she's had enough hits! E.g.'s was used in the movie, so it must be better.

Alan O'Day also wrote "Train of Thought" a bluesy pop number for Cher. Love him. This was one of my fave albums in high school. "Liar", "One Man Band", loved their vocals and also art direction. Met Chuck Negron once, nice guy and he still looks hot!

Kim Cattrall could play her!

Awful. . .just terrible.

Is that David Sanborn on saw, and Waddy's solo is awesome, love it more than the studio version from "Hasten Down The Wind" album with the awesome Ethan Russell cover shot.

Go Linda!

Excellent trailer, except it shows too much! Very Russ Meyer, shades of "The Baby"!

Written by The Cretones' Mark Goldenberg who also wrote "Soul Kiss" for Olivia.

One of Cher's greatest vocals, and I love Kris & Rita and had their albums as well.

Marc Cohn is a one-trick pony, he had this song and that was it. Cher has delivered hits since the mid-60s. They're not in competition because they're not in the same league. Cher is a multi-talented superstar and Marc's a one-hit songwriter.

She looks and sounds great. Too bad it's to tracks and not with backing band.

I'm wondering now if he did this just to get media attention. His handlers have issued another, longer mea culpa because NBC may fire him.

Saw "Trick or Treat" on Times Square. And saw Michael Peters walking his dog in Chelsea. Loved him on the show and he appears in a couple of other movies, one is Goldie Hawn's Protocol.

Much different from the original. Love it, they're both so into it and sexy- talented singer-songwriters, both of 'em.

Is that Nile Rogers on rhythm guitar? Great production & tune, thanks poster!

Deborah Allen is a gifted songwriter. She also wrote "Here's Some Love" for Tanya and is a great singer, too. I've been practicing vocals to this, a country power ballad.

Sounds like her mom. Originally by Diamond Rio, Tanya Tucker, Patty Loveless have also covered it.

Love this song. I have it on one of her live dvds. Rock star! Thanks for posting.

Sounds like a John Phillips song. Love it, thanks! Great vocal arrangement. I also like "We Can Fly".

Sounds a little bit like Steppenwolf who were also on ABC Dunhill.

She sounds amazing. A different arrangement, the drum break isn't as powerful as the record, but I love how she's feeling it. Brava, Tanya!

Love the Elvis moves. Great hairstyle, and she works it, as always.

Love this song! One of the best country rockers in history and not easy to sing! Cheers to Tanya (still sexy and soundin' great) and the late amazing Paul Davis! Cheers. . . . .

Alright Miss T, The Texas Tornado. Love her many recordings, awesome song stylist and true individual.

Linda was justifiably angry over Stern's treatment of Tejano singer Selena and she let Robin know that basically she's a talentless shill, who's paid to give a rimjob to ugly, unfunny Stern.

This song modulates twice and is not easy to sing. I like Tanya & Paul's versions better, the instrumental break in this one is piano and in Paul's it's fiddles and it works better. Reminds of another even better Paul song "Down to My Last Teardrop" - his stuff was rhythmic & melodic and is a gr...

Saw this in the theater in high school, think it was the first R I went to, it shocked me and I remember there was male nudity, maybe of Bruce Davison. The paperback was a political manifesto mostly. This is a Hollywood script, there another similar one with Candice Bergen & Elliott Gould "Gett...

They screened this at the Waverly, or whatev it's called now on 6th Ave. in the Village. It was fun. Glen Campbell was smokin' and Teri Garr is in it, too. Love the song "This Town" which Nancy Sinatra covered, sort of inspired Jane Wiedlin's tune of the same name.

That's Warren Ham on back-up vocals, saw him on Olivia's tour a few years back. Cherilyn looks thin but her vocals are good. She really can sing great live, sometimes better than on her records.

Love the big production and heartfelt whiteboy soul vocal. Paul rules!

Also hot from this album is "Pollyanna" & "Rainy Sunday Morning". He was so talented and I love all of his many styles.

Mark Kamins who wrote & produced it also did "Everybody", Madonna's first club hit played at Danceteria. All my recollections connected!

This scene and the one where Divine jumps in the river to allude the police were missing from some vhs versions of this. So glad to see it, really good quality. Love that dress the "I won't be $104 for a warsh & set" girl is wearing.