Honi Soit (album)
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| Honi Soit | ||
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| Studio album by John Cale | ||
| Released | 1981 | |
| Genre | Rock | |
| Length | ? | |
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| John Cale chronology | ||
| Sabotage/Live (1979) |
Honi Soit (1981) |
Music for a New Society (1982) |
All songs written by John Cale, except Streets Of Laredo, a traditional arranged by John Cale.
Andy Warhol suggested to call the album "John and Yoko." The musicians on this album are listed as the crew of fighter airplane, with Cale as the flight surgeon.
[edit] Track listing
- "Dear Or Alive"
- "Strange Times In Casablanca"
- "Fighter Pilot"
- "Wilson Joliet"
- "Streets of Laredo"
- "Honi Soit"
- "Riverbank"
- "Russian Roulette"
- "Magic & Lies"
[edit] Personnel
- John Cale guitar, keyboards, viola, lead vocals
- John Gatchell trumpet
- Jim Goodwin keyboards, synthesizer, background vocals
- Peter Muny bass, background vocals
- Robert Medici drums, background vocals
- Sturgis Nikides guitar, background vocals
- Bomberettes background vocals on "Fighter Pilot"
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