Interesting facts about the life of a New York party girl.
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PR agent, singer and actress Kathleen Dorritybetter known as Cherry Vanillahas built a very colourful career. About the life of Miss Unexpected - in our article.
Kathleen Dorrity and the sources of her inspiration
Kathleen Dorrity spent her childhood in New York. This city, full of energy and respect for the arts, offered plenty of opportunities for the realisation of talent. For example, Kathleen's mother worked in a famous nightclub. "Copacabana."where young Dorritie was able to meet many of the artists of the time. In particular, Cherry Vanilla was inspired by jazz, blues and folk musicians ranging from Nina Simone и Miles Davisto rock stars: bands. "The Beatles", "The Rolling Stones", "Led Zeppelin.".
"I was crazy about their music," Vanilla revealed.
Start of a career Cherry coincided with the wave public protestIt is important to note that Vanilla was something of an innovator of the ideas that were transmitted in that era. It is important to note that Vanilla became a kind of innovator of the ideas that were transmitted in that era.
"I didn't really classify myself as a feminist or a political activist, I just did and said what was natural for me," the singer explained in an interview.
Bowie
Cherry Vanilla came to light when Dorrity contributed to the production of the scandalous play "Pork." (Pork), by the author of which was Andy Warhol. Then the playwright Tony Ingrassiawho directed the play, suggested that Kathleen do this stage play. pseudonym. Cherry performed as an actress and had an excellent experience. After getting involved in the underground party scene, she met with by David Bowiewho, at the time they met, was not a famous rocker, but just a failed in the musical field. So, Cherry became David's publicist and his "guiding star" for a while.
"I recognised Bowie's talent from the very beginning. My mission was to introduce him to the world, to make him the first and the best. I put all my efforts into making the ship named Bowie take off, and I succeeded - he became a star of the first magnitude!" - Vanilla said.
However, Cherry and David's paths separated - they were too different personalities with different goals and outlooks on life. Once on the musical Olympus, Bowie has freed himself from the influence of his PR managerbecause, according to Vanilla, she had been slandered and handed over false information To the artiste. Fake news and quotes put an end to that union, and the relationship between David and Cherry has been damaged to the point where the singer ohe refused to help to promote the former PR agent's solo career.
Solo career
Cherry Vanilla singer Cherry Vanilla's own creative destiny is unique. Unexpected repertoire, colourful music and lyrics did their job - she found creative freedom in the punk rock Wednesday. Under a pseudonym. Cherry Vanilla Kathleen Dorrity released two solo albumsspinning them around independently without the help of an experienced manager and PR agent who would have easily made it happen in no time at all punk star. Cherry has achieved recognition as a leader of the punk scene in the United Kingdom and America. In the so-called boom-boomIn the 1970s, when musical groups were at the forefront of show business and often overshadowed solo artists, Cherry was able to achieve what they did. great glory.
"I saw my life as a fantasy and lived that fantasy to write about it. I improvised every day and took every opportunity to make life exciting and amazing," Dorroty shared in an interview.
The style and image that Vanilla created deserves a separate attention. The singer's most popular song "The Punk" has more 40,000 auditions at the service Spotifyand the spirit of rebellion she created in her performances of this song was clearly felt in concert venues. The punk energy in Cherry's songs was born out of the driving lyricswhich she wrote herself and then asked instrumentalists to write music for them.
The solo activities of the Cherry Vanilla project were somewhat overshadowed by conflict with band members "The Police" - by Stuart Copeland и Sting Sanner. By entering into an agreement with by Miles CopelandCherry, who was Stuart's brother and manager of The Police, then not so well known, was to go to London and do a few shows there with the Stuart и Sting as a rhythm section of instrumentalists. The concerts went well, but as they became popular, the members of The Police began to speak out false things about Cherry at press conferences, which put the singer at a disadvantage. However, she did not lose heart and did not pay attention to the rumourswhich emphasises high professionalism Vanilla.
Vangelis
Greek composer Vangelis offered Cherry a job when she was already in fifty yearsand it remains one of the most unpleasant topics in our heroine's career.
They met back in 1978, the relationship grew quite quickly from being familiar musicians on label contracts RCA in the UK into a novel. The union of Vangelis and Vanilla then became purely creative and friendly, and this "special friendship" gave the world the Vangelis Music Project, as Vanilla was its American representative.
In 2014, Cherry stopped communication and co-operation with the Greek musician, for he unexpectedly ripped and I left a contract with her without severance. Given this rather painful fact, one could argue that for a person like Cherry Vanilla, the termination of contact with her employer would have resulted in a vivid and violent reaction, but Vanilla made some interesting acquaintances at the time - she met a British composer Boy George and extravagant Peter Robinson (Marilyn)..
Cherry Vanilla Now: work and views
The crazy punk past is behind her, and now Cherry is trying her hand at being a playwright -. writes plays. As mentioned above, Vanilla has had experience of participating in productions and is now trying to fulfil herself in the new identityand more complex and comprehensive. After everything she's been through, "Blade Runner" seeking peace of mind and peace of mind.
"Every day I go into the little world I've made up and see what happens to my characters, what they get into and how they get out," Vanilla says.