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1. Jan. 1998 · Album: The Northeast Kingdom. Archive Posted On January 1, 1998. From start to finish, Cheri Knight’s second solo album (and first for E-Squared) brilliantly bounces back and forth from Emmylou Harris-like ballads to Liz Phair-esque rock, touching on everything in between. This album arguably defines the moniker “alternative country” and ...
Cheri Knight discography and songs: Music profile for Cheri Knight. Genres: Experimental, Country Rock. Albums include American Rituals, The Northeast Kingdom, and The Knitter.
Cheri Knight Biography by Jason Ankeny. Cheri Knight made her initial foray into music as the bassist for the alternative bluegrass unit the Blood Oranges.After the band's breakup, she moved from Massachusetts to New York, where she met up with musicians Eric Ambel and Will Rigby, who aided her in recording her 1996 solo debut, The Knitter.
21. Juli 2022 · Cheri Knight, “Prime Numbers” (Freedom to Spend) Cheri Knight's early-'80s musical experiments from her time studying at Evergreen State College might have gone unnoticed by all except her ...
19. Juli 2022 · Permeated with arts college experimentalism from a sadly bygone era, American Rituals throws a deserving spotlight onto the early work of Cheri Knight, a little-known composer of enduring worthiness who took part in the Pacific Northwest’s fertile subterranean scene of the early 1980s. There are ties to eventual higher profile goings on from the same region, but these connections ultimately
18. Aug. 2022 · Cheri Knight: American Rituals /August 18, 2022by Steve Peters. Aug. 18, 2022 – There’s a new release of old recordings by Cheri Knight, my dear friend, collaborator, and housemate back in college days in Olympia, released on the Freedom to Spend label. Cheri’s had a long and varied career in music, but this material had been largely ...
15. Juli 2022 · Prime Numbers by Cheri Knight, released 15 July 2022 — While supplies last, early birds also receive a limited print from Dana Squires, the artist whose illustrations and design completed the experience that was OP, the incredible Olympia, Washington based publication that become the hub for underground music from 1979 to 1984.
