Cheryl Ladd circa 1978

Think It Over

Think It Over was my #1 favorite single of 1978.

[quote]Think It Over was my #1 favorite single of 1978.

yes, i remember.

what did you like in '79 and '77 you never say?

OP, finish the sentence: written by the incomparabile Brenda Russell who Cheryl........

R3 Let me think it over!

Hack, hack...

Sheryl reminds me of a young Susan Anton.

The song was written by Brenda Russell and her then husband Brian Russell.

Cheryl married Brian in 1981.

R3, here are my answers.....

“Superman” by Celi Bee for 1977

“I Won’t Sleep On The Wet Spot No More” by Genya Raven for 1979

i'm streaming Cheryl Ladd on Apple Music while eating a tangerine.

I think she was the voice of Josie on Josie and the Pussycats.

pussy? yup.

Think It Over is surprisingly good.

[quote] OP, finish the sentence: written by the incomparabile Brenda Russell who Cheryl........

...curiously and ruthlessly repaid by bedding Brenda's husband, Brian Russell. A betrayal that scandalized Hollywood and forever tarnished the "angel's" reputation.

What year did Sheryl Ladd die? She had the double mastectomy and then I don't remember what happened.

[quote]In front of her billboard in LA. Capitol Records were promoting her debut self-titled album.

There's a whole album if this stuff? Do you have it, OP?

Of course you ass

^^ This from a queen with the musical tastes of a thirteen year old school gurl.

R18 has a taste for diarrhea

She's a big Republican, as is her fellow Angel Jaclyn Smith.

Thx r20 that doesn’t mean squat to me

I remember receiving her album for Easter 1978.

Today's playlist includes Cheryl Ladd - CHERYL LADD and Lynda Carter - Portrait from 1978.

I really like her Top 40 hit "Think It Over" written by Brenda Russell. I also like "You Turn Me Around".

Brenda Russell’s version of THINK IT OVER was leagues beyond Cheryl’s Royal Caribbean lounge singer version.

Cheryl was the singing voice of Mallory in Josie in the Pussycats. Patrice Holloway, Valerie's singing voice, carries the vocals of everyone though. An album was released but I don't think they toured sadly.

^^Actually Brenda’s recorded version of her own song sucks.

^^for r25

[quote]Today's playlist includes Cheryl Ladd - CHERYL LADD and Lynda Carter - Portrait from 1978.

I have both albums tucked away in my parents' basement, along with a bunch of other embarrassing vinyl.

R27 r28 I should have added “in my opinion”, which I still stand by. I have never cared for Cheryl’s singing.

A video for Cheryl Ladd Think It Over

R29 it’s not embarrassing to me. I like both of their albums and stream em on Apple Music in 2022 when I’m in the mood.

Cheryl performing the song live on tv with a band in 1978.

What’s the thing she does with her jaw when she sings?

^^She dislocates it to get a better vocal.

It’s not working r35. She reminds me of Jessica Simpson when she sings.

You said I was too young for you to have.

Hee hee!

r11 r26 she was the singing vice of Melody.

R38 Sorry I meant Melody not Mallory haha. One of those names I always mix up.

I’m listening to her album Dance Forever tonight.

Was she popular in Japan?

I think she's prettier than Farrah but that's not an unpopular opinion.

Cheryl (Melody) singing lead in this Josie and the Pussycats song. Usually Patrice Holloway (Valerie) is the lead. Both ladies had lonely voices.

*lovely

Did Cheryl sing for Nanna up in the cul-de-sac?

r43 thanks for posting that!