only after 9 PM. A second version of the video was made, including new scenes and less overtly sexual content than the original. The outfit and risque nature of the video were a complete surprise to the Navy, who expected Cher to wear a jumpsuit for the concert, as presented on storyboards during original discussions with producers. The sailors were already in place and the band had begun playing when Cher emerged in her outfit. Lieutenant Commander Steve Honda from the Navy's Hollywood Liaison office requested Callner briefly suspend shooting and convince Cher to change into more conservative attire, but Callner refused. The Navy received criticism for allowing the video shoot, especially from World War II veterans who saw it as a desecration of a national historic site that should be treated with reverence: USS Missouri was the site of the Empire of Japan's surrender on September 2, 1945, thus ending World War II. No Navy officials were disciplined for their role in supporting the video, although reportedly the Secretary of the Navy briefly considered firing the captain of USS Missouri. In 2003, Cher released her Living Proof: Farewell Tour concert on DVD which included an official "If I Could Turn Back Time" remix video. Live performances Cher performed the song on the following concert tours: Heart of Stone Tour (1989–1990) Love Hurts Tour (1992) Do You Believe? Tour (1999–2000) The Farewell Tour (2002–2005) Cher at the Colosseum (2008–2011) Dressed to Kill Tour (2014) Classic Cher (2017–2020) Here We Go Again Tour (2018–2020) Track listings US and European 7-inch and cassette single "If I Could Turn Back Time" (remix) – 3:59 "Some Guys" – 3:59 European 12-inch single "If I Could Turn Back Time" (rock guitar version) – 4:06 "Some Guys" – 3:59 "Kiss to Kiss" – 4:23 European CD single "If I Could Turn Back Time" (rock guitar version) – 4:06 "If I Could Turn Back Time" (7-inch version) – 3:59 "I Found Someone" (7-inch version) – 3:42 Personnel Cher – lead vocals Desmond Child, Maria Vidal, Michael Anthony, Robin Beck, Jimmy Demers, Jean McClain – backing vocals Steve Lukather, Glenn Sciurba, Gene Black – electric guitar Guy Roche, Alan Pasqua – keyboard John Pierce – bass guitar Mark T. Williams – drums, tambourine Production Arranged and produced by Diane Warren and Guy Roche Recorded by Frank Wolf, with assistance from Guy Roche Mixed by Frank Wolf Published by