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My Favorites : John Cale (2)



Paris 1919About this albumReleased in 1973. Reprise K44239.
Tracks:Child's Christmas in Wales
Hanky Panky Nohow
The Endless Plain of Fortune
Andalucia
Macbeth
Paris 1919
Graham Greene
Half Past France
Antarctica Starts Here
Musicians:
John Cale: bass, guitar, keyboards, viola
Wilton Felder: bass
Lowell George: guitar
Richard Hayward: drums
Bill Payne: keyboards
Chris Thomas: tambourine
And the U.C.L.A. Orchestra
Other credits:
Producer: Chris Thomas
Cover photo and design: Mike Salisbury
Orchestral manager: J. Druckman Esq.
Recorded at Sunwest Studios, Los Angeles, USA
Test pressingsTest pressings are on the Columbia label in stead of Warners/Reprise.
Promo sheet text (1973)
Expanded & remastered reissueAn expanded & remastered reissue (Rhino 81122 74060 2) came out on may 29, 2006, with just one outtake - Burned Out Affair:
Tracks:Child's Christmas In Wales
Hanky Panky Nohow
The Endless Plain Of Fortune
Andalucia
Macbeth
Paris 1919
Graham Greene
Half Past France
Antarctica Starts Here
Burned Out Affair (outtake)
Child's Christmas In Wales (alternative mix)
Hanky Panky Nohow (drone mix)
The Endless Plain Of Fortune (alternative version)
Andalucia (rehearsal)
Macbeth (rehearsal)
Paris 1919 (string mix)
Graham Greene (rehearsal)
Half Past France (alternative version)
Antarctica Starts Here (rehearsal)
Paris 1919 (piano mix)
Not listed on the cover or cd, but it's there:
Macbeth (instrumental)
Reissue credits:
Resissue producer: Andy Zax
Project supervision for Rhino UK: Mike Houghton
Remastering: Dave Schultz at DigiPrep, Los Angeles, CA
Liner notes: Matthew Specktor
Additional booklet photos: Bob Rush
Project assistance: Brian Kehew, Bill Inglot, Rick Conrad, Patrick Milligan, Cheryl Pawelski, Mason Williams & Robert Hurley
Special thanks: Geoffrey Weiss, Lisa Jane Persky & James Billingslea
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FearAbout this albumReleased in 1974. Island ILPS 9301.
Tracks:Fear Is A Man's Best Friend
Buffalo Ballet
Barracuda
Emily
Ship Of Fools
Gun
The Man Who Couldn't Afford To Orgy
You Know More Than I Know
Momamma Scuba
Hear Fear
Promotional album for Fear released by Island Records containing an interview with Cale. He announces cover versions of Jerusalem, Girl From The North Country (Bob Dylan), Eight Miles High (the Byrds), and I Can See For Miles (The Who). More promos The Man Who Couldn't Afford To Orgy is released as a single, with the non-album track Sylvia Said as the B-side.
Musicians:
John Cale: keyboards, guitar, bass guitar
Michael Des Maris : drums on Momamma Scuba
Brian Eno: synthesizers
Irene & Doreen Chanter, Liza Strike: girls
Bryn Haworth: slide guitar on Momamma Scuba
Archie Leggat: bass guitar
Phil Manzanera: guitar, slide guitar on Momamma Scuba
Judy Nylon: vocal The Man Who Couldn't Afford To Orgy
Fred Smith: drums
Richard Thompson: slide guitar on Momamma Scuba
Other credits:
Producer: John Cale
Executive producers: Eno and Phil Manzanera
Cover photo: Ketih Morris
Engineering & final mixing: John Wood
Recorded at Sound Techniques & Olympic Studios, London, UK.

My Favorites : The Stooges


If there’s ever been an album that lives up to its title, this is it—Iggy and the Stooges’ apocalyptic, high-octane bombshell, Raw Power! At times this searing, end-of-the-world death platter—home to such proto-punk frontal assaults as “Search and Destroy,” “Shake Appeal,” and “Your Pretty Face Is Going to Hell”—even threatens to surpass its beyond-appropriate moniker. Although this incarnation of the Stooges imploded not long after its release, Raw Power became the LP that launched a million punk rock bands all around the world, leaving its flaming skidmarks on scenes from London to L.A. to Sydney. Sundazed’s high-definition vinyl edition of this primal rock ’n’ roll beast features the legendary 1973 Columbia Records mix and includes its Mick Rock photo-adorned inner sleeve.

TRACKS: 1. Search And Destroy / 2. Gimme Danger / 3. Your Pretty Face Is Going To Hell / 4. Penetration / 5. Raw Power / 6. I Need Somebody / 7. Shake Appeal / 8. Death Trip

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