Cher’s Biggest Billboard Hits
Rank. Title, Hot 100 Peak Year, Position (Weeks Spent at No. 1)
1, “Half Breed,” 1973, No. 1 (two weeks)
2, “Believe,” 1999, No. 1 (four)
3, “Gypsys, Tramps & Thieves,” 1971, No. 1 (two)
4, “I Got You Babe,” 1965, No. 1 (three)*
5, “Dark Lady,” 1974, No. 1 (one)
6, “If I Could Turn Back Time,” 1989, No. 3
7, “Just Like Jesse James,” 1989, No. 8
8, “Bang Bang (My Baby Shot Me Down),” 1966, No. 2
9, “After All,” 1989, No. 6
10, “I Found Someone,” 1988, No. 10
11, “Take Me Home,” 1979, No. 8
12, “The Beat Goes On,” 1967, No. 6*
13, “All I Ever Need Is You,” 1971, No. 7*
14, “The Way Of Love,” 1972, No. 7
15, “A Cowboy’s Work Is Never Done,” 1972, No. 8*
16, “Baby Don’t Go,” 1965, No. 8*
17, “You Better Sit Down Kids,” 1967, No. 9
18, “We All Sleep Alone,” 1988, No. 14
19, “Love and Understanding,” 1991, No. 17
20, “All I Really Want to Do,” 1965, No. 15
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