Cale, John: Academy in Peril
Cale, John: Academy in Peril
Format: VINYL LP
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Artist: Cale, John
Label: 4 Men with Beards
Product Type: VINYL LP
UPC: 646315182118
Genre: Rock
The Academy In Peril by former Velvet Underground member John Cale was originally released in 1972. The album is an exploration of his influences and training in classical music and features mainly instrumental compositions including two tracks with the the Royal Philharmonic Orchestra. Cale balances the rock-classical fusion on the record with touches of humor while the music is beautiful and subtle showing Cale's skills at composing and arranging. Contributors include Ron Wood on guitar, Del Newman on drums and "Legs" Larry Smith of The Bonzo Dog Band. Cover art and design by Andy Warhol. 180 gram vinyl reissue in a die-cut custom gatefold jacket.
Tracks:
1.1 Philosopher
1.2 Brahms
1.3 Legs Larry at Television Centre
1.4 Academy in Peril
1.5 Intro
1.6 Days of Steam
1.7 3 Orchestral Pieces: Faust/The Balance/Capt. Morgan's Lament
1.8 King Harry
1.9 John Milton
