John Cale - Helen Of Troy album flac

Helen of Troy is the sixth solo studio album by Welsh musician John Cale, released in November 1975 by Island Records, his last of three albums for the label. During the sessions Cale cut two cover versions, "Willow Weep for Me" and "God Only Knows", which went unreleased. Another unused track, "Mary Lou", was released on the compilation album Guts. The album features a cover of "Pablo Picasso" originally by the Modern Lovers, a song which Cale had produced for the band's debut album.

Helen of Troy Lyrics: Oh, d'you see him standing in the street?, Mmm, he looks so neat, I've seen him before, Running round with all the boys, All that's right, Mmm, big thighs, Greet me, greet m. Helen of Troy Lyrics. Oh, d'you see him standing in the street? Mmm, he looks so neat I've seen him before Running round with all the boys All that's right Mmm, big thighs. Greet me, greet me in the dark Shiny, shiny Joan of Arc When the moonlight starts its flow Cold heart Helen, Queen of gold ? She's got charisma, got thunderstorms Like a baby, never, never been balled She's got mad men, murmuring in the skies She's the cause of her rise. Oh, Helen of Troy Oh, Helen of Troy Oh, Helen of Troy Oh, Helen of Troy

Composed By – John Cale (tracks: A1 to B1, B3, B5). Design – Edward Barker. Drums – Phil Collins, Timmy Donald. Engineer – Vic Gamm. Executive-Producer – John Wood. Guitar – Chris Spedding. Mastered By – Pecko, Porky (5).

Fear is the fourth solo studio album by Welsh musician John Cale, released on 1 October 1974 by Island Records. Fear is the first of Cale's three studio albums for Island Records, all of which were released in a period of just over a year. During this time Cale was also producing records for other artists, working on albums such as Horses by Patti Smith, one of the most influential of all proto-punk records.

Helen of Troy" had a compromised birth. John Cale wasn't quite ready to release the album and it came out while he completed a brief tour. This further soured relations with Island his label. In retrospect even if Cale had decided "Helen of Troy" wasn't ready to be launched, it's a strong album and one of Cale's finest of the 1970's

Tracklist: 1. My Maria, 2. Helen Of Troy, 3. China Sea, 4. Engine, 5. Save Us, 6. Cable Hogue, 7. I Keep A Close Watch, 8. Pablo Picasso, 9. Leaving It Up To You, 10. Baby, What You Want Me To Do?, 11. Sudden Death. More albums from John Cale: Vintage Violence by John Cale. Slow Dazzle by John Cale. Caribbean Sunset by John Cale. Walking On Locusts by John Cale. Even Cowgirls Get The Blues by John Cale. Sabotage, Live by John Cale. Just Havin’ Fun by John Cale. View all albums . Helen Of Troy.

This album has an average beat per minute of 137 BPM (slowest/fastest tempos: 101/205 BPM). See its BPM profile at the bottom of the page. Tracklist Helen of Troy. BPM Profile Helen of Troy. Album starts at 108BPM, ends at 112BPM (+4), with tempos within the -BPM range. Try refreshing the page if dots are missing). Recent albums by John Cale.

The supporting crew on Cale's final Island album makes for a lineup that could never have happened again - at least, in terms of future results, imagining, among others, Cale, Chris Spedding, Brian Eno, and Phil Collins once more in the same room together seems totally unlikely. Regardless of the oddity, Cale once again led a great ensemble band (Spedding now having fully taken over from Manzanera on guitar) through another set of great, inspiring songs