John Cale Net Worth is
$10 Million

Mini Biography

Classically trained (viola and piano) and well-educated, Welsh-born John Cale became thinking about both experimental side of classical music (including artists like John Cage), and American rock-n-roll. When provided an opportunity to research music in NY in the first 1960s, Cale recognized, and along with college became an apprentice of Cage’s, including executing a relay piano piece with him (“Vexations”) onstage. Needing some quick funds from his research during 1964, Cale next became the bass guitarist for the band known as the Primitives, come up with around a music (known as “The Ostrich”) by Lou Reed, who was simply a staff writer for a little record label. The record bombed, but Cale and Reed became musical companions and co-writers. Developing The Velvet Underground another year with Reed’s older college classmate Sterling Morrison, a cornerstone from the strap was the camaraderie of Reed and Cale, and just how they worked well together. Cale’s traditional touches offered the streetwise rock and roll group’s sound a distinctive, refined advantage, and an extra intellectual appeal. Making slow improvement as a rock-band, though, and Cale’s lacking the English Isles, got nearly persuaded the Velvets to finish off and try their luck in England, before their fateful ending up in designer and filmmaker Andy Warhol by the end of 1965. Performing as their supervisor and maker, Warhol place the music group to work another year, carrying out live at his displays, offering soundtracks for his movies, and even showing up in the movies sometimes. He also teamed up celebrity and “chanteuse” Nico using the Velvets, and guaranteed them the documenting agreement (for MGM’s Verve label) they’d desired. Besides their operating romantic relationship, Cale and Reed each created close personal ties with Warhol. A falling-out between Cale and Reed during 1968 resulted in his exit from your Velvet Underground (shortly after Nico’s, as well as the band’s firing of Warhol). With all the current experience he’d obtained, Cale became a article writer and maker in his personal right, making single albums (“Classic Assault”, “The Academy In Peril”, “Music For A FRESH Culture”) and creating records for various other performers (including Nico’s “The Marble Index”). He and Lou Reed mended their a friendly relationship through the 1970s, but under no circumstances worked together once again until 1988, after Andy Warhol’s loss of life. The tributes each have been working on individually converted into the joint record “Tracks For Drella” (a nickname for Warhol), which became a shock strike in 1989. Cale continued his single composing and producing, but reunited using the Velvet Underground in 1992 to get a tour, and a live record. With admirers in both rock and traditional worlds, Cale provides secured a location for himself in well-known music.

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Quick Facts

Full Name	John Cale
Date Of Birth	March 9, 1942
Height	1.8 m
Profession	Record producer, Film Score Composer, Singer-songwriter, Actor, Visual Artist, Pale Blue Eyes, Sunday Morning, Who Loves the Sun
Education	University of London, Goldsmiths, University of London, Pale Blue Eyes, Sunday Morning, Who Loves the Sun
Spouse	Risé Irushalmi, Betsey Johnson, Cynthia Wells, Pale Blue Eyes, Sunday Morning, Who Loves the Sun
Children	Eden Cale
Parents	Will Cale, Margaret Davies, Pale Blue Eyes, Sunday Morning, Who Loves the Sun
Facebook	http://www.facebook.com/OfficialJohnCale
Twitter	http://www.twitter.com/therealjohncale
Nominations	Cesar Award for Best Original Score, Golden Osella for Best Score, Pale Blue Eyes, Sunday Morning, Who Loves the Sun
Movies	Something Wild, Beautiful Mistake, The Velvet Underground: Under Review, Salamandra, Words for the Dying, Velvet Underground: Velvet Redux Live MCMXCIII, Love Twice, N[eon], John Cale: An Exploration of His Life and Music, John Cale: Fragments of a Rainy Season