Other works

(1995) Print ads: Lori Davis Hair Products

(1998) Album: "Believe"

(1980) Album: "Black Rose"

(1987) Album: "Cher"

(1977) Album: "Cherished"

(1982) Album: "I Paralyze"

(1979) Album: "Take Me Home/Prisoner"

(1969) Album: "3614 Jackson Highway"

(1966) Album: "All I Really Want to Do" (Imperial Records)

(1979) Album: "Bittersweet Love Songs"

(1974) Album: "Dark Lady"

(1973) Album: "Half Breed"

(1969) Album: "Heart of Stone"

(1976) Album: "I'd Rather Believe In You"

(1996) Album: "It's a Man's World"

(2002) Album: "Living Proof"

(1991) Album: "Love Hurts"

(2000) Album: "Not Commercial"

(1966) Album: "Sonny Side of Cher" (Liberty Records).

(1975) Album: "Stars"

(1967) Album: "With Love"

(1971) Album: "Gypsies, Tramps & Thieves"

(1993) TV commercial: Equal sugar substitute

Album: "Greatest Hits 1965-92"

(1999) Album: "The Greatest Hits"

(2002) Album: "The Very Best of Cher"

(2004) Music video: Appeared in the ABBA video of "The Last Video Ever" as a listening woman in the studio.

Album (with Sonny Bono): "Look at Us" (Atco)

(1981) Music video: Appeared and sang in the Meat Loaf video "Dead Ringer For Love".

Single (as Bonnie Jo Mason): "Ringo, I Love You" (Annette Records)

(September 7, 2011) Was Turner Classic Movies (TCM) "guest programmer" for September 2011. She and TCM host Robert Osborne discussed and introduced the following films: En suivant la flotte (1936), Chaussure à son pied (1954), La poupée brisée (1942) and L'Étrangleur (1943).

(4/10/65) Guest with Sonny Bono on the daytime program "Shebang!" hosted by Casey Kasem.

(1965) Single: Backup singer on "You've Lost That Loving Feeling" by The Righteous Brothers.

(October 2017) TV commercial, "Meet Me in the Gap," with Cher and Future singing "Everyday People" by Sly and the Family Stone, for The Gap.