Salvatore Phillip "Sonny" Bono, born February 16, 1935 in Detroit, Michigan,
United States, was an American singer, actor, and politician. He began writing
songs as a teenager and recorded "Koko Joe" with Don and Dewey in 1958. After
working at Specialty Records, where Sam Cooke recorded "Things You Do to Me", he
worked with Phil Spector and co-wrote "Needles and Pins". His breakthrough came
in 1965 alongside his then-wife Cher, co-writing and producing "I Got You Babe"
and "The Beat Goes On" as the duo Sonny & Cher. As a solo artist, he released
the album Inner Views in 1967 and...