Biography of cherry knight

American singer, songwriter, and bassist

Musical artist

Cheri Knight is an American singer, songwriter, and bassist known for her albums (solo and with the band Blood Oranges).

Early music career

After performing in various Northampton-area bands, Cheri Knight was the singer, songwriter and bass player with the alternative country band Blood Oranges.

Solo music career

When East Side Digital Records folded, Blood Oranges amicably disbanded. Cheri then recorded two solo albums during her active music career.

The Knitter () was produced by Eric "Roscoe" Ambel, and released on East Side Digital Records. Artists involved included guitarist Eric Ambel (The Del-Lords), bassist Ray Mason, drummer Will Rigby (The dB's), guitarist Mark Spencer, Andy York (bass).

The Northeast Kingdom () was produced by the Twangtrust (Steve Earle and Ray Kennedy) and released on E-Squared Records. Musicians include Steve Earle, Emmylou Harris (vocals), Tammy Rogers (fiddle), Jimmy Ryan (mandolin), Mark Spencer (guitar), and Will Rigby (drums).

Post-music career

There has always been a strong link between gardening and Cheri's music. When not performing music, Cheri tended an organic farm in Massachusetts.

Since the release of The Northeast Kingdom, Cheri has focused on flower farming, and has rarely recorded or performed.

Discography

Albums

Compilations

Various Artists – Rig Rock Deluxe (A Musical Salute to the American Truck Driver) (Upstart Sounds) – track 9, "Wagon Of Clay"

• Various Artists – It's Heartbreak That Sells: A Tribute To Ray Mason (Targa Records), track 4, "Down In The Night"

Appears on

• Kevin Salem – Glimmer (Roadrunner Records) – background vocals on track 6, "Sleep" and track 8, "All On Trial"
• Ray Mason – Old Souls Day (Wormco Records) – background vocals
• Ray Mason – Missyouville (Ocean Records) – backgroun

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American film

Teaserama is a American low-budget sexploitation film directed by Irving Klaw. It follows the performance of a burlesque show.

Plot

Teaserama is presented as a documentary film, with all actors and actresses playing themselves. It opens with Bettie Page assisting Tempest Storm with her brassiere. Afterwards, when the show begins, Page introduces the acts by showing placards with the names of the acts. Stripteases are provided by Tempest Storm, Chris La Chris, Twinnie Wallen, Trudy Wayne, Vicki Lynn, and Cherry Knight. Burlesque comedy is provided by Joe E. Ross and Dave Starr.

Production

The film was directed by Irving Klaw, who was known for producing bondage photographs for distribution through the mail. Redheaded burlesque dancer Tempest Storm was cast for the leading role.

Playboy Playmate of Bettie Page, whom Klaw had previously directed, was cast as a second-tier dancer. Page, who had previously appeared in Striporama () and Varietease (), performed three dance routines, including one alongside star Tempest Storm. Teaserama was the last mainstream film in which Page had a major role.

Vicki Lynn, who had also previously appeared in Varietease, appeared in drag in the film. According to film historian Eric Schaefer, Lynn's performance in Teaserama was presented with "the same degree of sensuality and tease as the strips by women" and as "erotic to heterosexual men". He considers the number a form of "gender sabotage" against the prevailing sexual norms of the time.

According to a review by Variety, the film was produced almost entirely without pr