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28. März 2020 · From 1974 to 1978, singer and model Ava Cherry, along with Robin Clark and Luther Vandross, a trio called the Astronettes, sang back-up for David Bowie. During the same time, she was also Bowie’s paramour. Cherry traveled the globe with Bowie, performing in front of vast audiences and hanging out with megastars like John Lennon, and the Rolling Stones.
Ava Cherry is an American singer and model. She collaborated with English musician David Bowie between 1972 and 1975; the two met in New York City when she was a nightclub waitress and Bowie was touring for The Rise and Fall of Ziggy Stardust and the Spiders from Mars. Afterwards, they began a period of personal and artistic collaboration that heavily influenced the Young Americans "blue-eyed ...
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Featuring – Astronettes *. Liner Notes – Paul Trynka. Mixed By – Keith Harwood. Musician – Aynsley Dunbar, David Bowie, Herbie Flowers, Luis Ramirez (4), Mark Pritchard *, Mike Garson. Producer – David Bowie. Remastered By [Digitally] – Iestyn *. Vocals – Ava Cherry, David Bowie, Geoff MacCormack *, Jason Guess.
25. Jan. 2022 · All That Glitters. : Ava Cherry, Lisa Torem. Aquarius Press, Jan 25, 2022 - Biography & Autobiography - 258 pages. Former fashion model, charismatic vocalist and devoted lover of David Bowie during his 1970s golden era, Chicago-born Ava Cherry waited for just the right moment to tell her story, and that moment is now...
Ava Cherry was one of David Bowie’s most important musical collaborators when he was at his creative peak in the 1970s, as well as being his romantic partner. A muse to him, her influence and background in soul music enflamed for him the inspiration for his classic ninth album, ‘Young Americans’ (1975). She took him to soul clubs ...
