After the separation with Sonny she signed a new $2.5 million recording contract and business deal with Warner Bros. Records. From 1975 to 1977 she released a string of critic and commercial failures: Stars, I'd Rather Believe in You, Cherished and Two the Hard Way (the latter with her then husband Gregg Allman) which is considered the lowest point of her career. In 1979 she signed with Casablanca Records and released her 15th album: Take Me Home, which was certified gold in the United States.
After a separation from Sonny, Cher secured a significant recording contract and business deal with Warner Bros. Records. Her subsequent albums between 1975 and 1977 were met with negative reviews and sales figures. In 1979, she signed with Casablanca Records and released her 15th album, Take Me Home, which achieved gold certification in the United States.