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John Cale
One of music's great adventurers, John Cale helped shape underground rock 'n'
roll with an incredible range of groundbreaking and experimental pieces of
music. Born on March 9, 1942, in Garnant, Carmarthenshire, Wales, John Cale was
a child protégé who composed his own piano pieces in his teens and studied
classical music at Goldsmiths College, London before moving to New York in 1963
on a scholarship organized by Aaron Copland. In New York, he co-founded the
Velvet Underground with Lou Reed and became the ultimate avant-garde, art rock
act, supported by Andy Warhol. Although the...
HallelujahJohn Cale
Lay My LoveJohn Cale, Eno/Cale and Brian Eno
Spinning AwayJohn Cale and Brian Eno
Empty BottlesJohn Cale and Lou Reed
The Black Angel's Death SongJohn Cale
HeroinJohn Cale, Nico and Lou Reed
HallelujahJohn Cale
Fragments of a Rainy Season
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Lay My LoveJohn Cale, Eno/Cale and Brian Eno
Wrong Way Up
4:44
Spinning AwayJohn Cale and Brian Eno
Wrong Way Up
5:27
Empty BottlesJohn Cale and Lou Reed
Le Bataclan '72
3:16
The Black Angel's Death SongJohn Cale
Le Bataclan '72
HeroinJohn Cale, Nico and Lou Reed
Animal Serenade
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