Iconic Moment In 1976 As Tom Jones And Cher Dueted “Resurrection Shuffle”

In October 1976, Tom Jones graced The Sonny & Cher Show, thrilling the crowd with his unmistakable charisma. Both the live studio crowd and viewers at home eagerly anticipated a standout performance. What they received was even more extraordinary – an iconic collaboration between Tom and Cher.

Dressed in a sequined blazer, open-collared shirt, and signature confidence, he commanded the stage as Cher joined him in a bold, dazzling outfit. Together, they dueted British rock trio Ashton, Gardner and Dyke’s “Resurrection Shuffle.”

Their dynamic vocals and undeniable chemistry lit up the stage, with Jones’ soulful power and Cher’s signature richness blending perfectly. The funky groove and lively brass added a fresh edge to the classic, while their magnetic stage presence captivated the audience.

Their performance exuded energy and charm, keeping the audience captivated from start to finish. As the final notes rang out, the two icons shared a warm embrace, smiling as applause erupted, a fitting end to a show-stopping moment. For a visual experience of this performance, you can watch the video below:

Before their unforgettable duet, the audience enjoyed a playful exchange as Welsh icon Tom Jones couldn’t resist engaging in some flirtatious banter with host Cher.

As Jones was preparing to perform a sad song, Cher, always quick with a witty remark, teasingly offered her help. “Hey Tom, you know, I was backstage waiting to go on and I heard you doing that song, and it’s really a sad song,” Cher said.

Tom leaned in closer, responding with a smile, “You mean you’ll stay until tomorrow?” Cher played along, pretending not to understand, “Yeah, that’s the one I mean.” “No, no I don’t mean the song,” Tom replies hastily. “I mean will you say you’ll stay until tomorrow?”

Cher’s words, coupled with the smile on her face, spark laughter from the audience as the two share a moment of light-hearted chemistry, eyes locked in a fun, flirty gaze. The banter sets the tone for what’s to come, leaving the crowd eagerly anticipating their performance.