Cher's final studio album for Geffen Records, "Love Hurts" (1991), stayed at number one in the UK for six weeks and produced the UK top-ten single "Love and Understanding". The album was certified gold by the RIAA. In later years, Cher commented that her Geffen label "hit years" had been especially significant to her, "because I was getting to do songs that I really loved ... songs that really represented me, and they were popular!" She released the exercise book "Forever Fit" in 1991, followed by the 1992 fitness videos ' and '. She embarked on the Love Hurts Tour during 1992. That year, the UK-only compilation album "" peaked at number one in the country for seven weeks. It features three new songs: "Oh No Not My Baby", "Whenever You're Near", and "Many Rivers to Cross".