6. Cher released 11 albums in the 1970s. How many of them are not considered to have been commercially successful?
From Quiz Cher's Albums
Answer:
6
The 1971 album, "Gypsies, Tramps & Thieves", which was Cher's first album of the '70s; obviously it sold big, featuring the singles, "The Way Of Love", and the number one title track, "Gypsies, Tramps & Thieves". The hit title single was Cher's first number one hit in the USA. The 1973 album, "Half-Breed", also sold extremely well; it featured Cher's second U.S. number one hit, "Half-Breed".
The first '70s album that flopped for Cher was the 1972 album, "Foxy Lady", although the hit single, "Living In A House Divided", was a major success from that album. In 1974, Cher released two albums; one was "Bittersweet White Light", the second album of the '70s to flop for Cher. The second in 1974 was "Dark Lady", Cher's third album of the '70s to sell hugely. The album's title track entitled, "Dark Lady", was Cher's last number one hit single in the U.S. The single, "Dark Lady", was included on the 1973 album, "Half-Breed", but Cher did not release it as a single until she made it the title track of her 1974 album of the same name.
From 1975 to early 1979, Cher released four more flopped albums to make it six. They were: "Stars" (1975), "I'd Rather Believe In You" (1976), "Cherished" (1977), and "Prisoner" (1979). In mid-1979, after the release of "Prisoner", Cher released her last album of the '70s entitled, "Take Me Home". The album, which did exceptionally well on the charts, released its title track, "Take Me Home", as a single. The single would be Cher's last major hit until that of 1987.