John Cale
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John Cale on screen

TV Appearances

Cale on Jools 2000

John Cale has been interviewed on tv on numerous occasions, sometimes performing live as well. Besides that he was featured in documentaries, acted in a TV series or acted as a participant in a discussion.

What follows is a listing of known appearances, broken down by decade.

Last added appearances:

John Cale on Capriccio  2013-02-21

February 21, 2013 - Capriccio, Germany

Capriccio, a program series broadcasted on the Bayrisches Fernsehen, airs a half hour John Cale portrait and interview.

John Cale on Late Night with Jimmy Fallon - 2013-01-10

January 10, 2013 - Late Night with Jimmy Fallon, USA

Cale is interviewed on Late Night with Jimmy Fallon. The War On Drugs’ Dave Hartley (Nightlands / Oak Island) and Robbie Bennett were among the musicians for I Wanna Talk 2 U. He performs Venus In Furs as a web exclusive with the house band of the show.

John Cale on Later with Jools Holland - 2012-10-09

October 9 + 12, 2012 - Later With Jools Holland, UK

Performs I Wanna Talk 2 U on the October 9 broadcast of Later With Jools Holland. A longer version aired three days later with two more songs: Scotland Yard and Guts plus a short interview during which a bit of the November 26, 1992 performance of Hallelujah is shown.

John Cale on Swedish tv 2011

March 24, 2012 - SVT, Sweden

Broadcast of the Paris 1919 performance in Malmö (November 21, 2011) Swedish TV.

August 8, 2010 - Músico e compositor, PTE, Portugal

Portuguese tv shows a program called Músico e compositor. Possibly a screening of the 1998 John Cale documentary.

January 8, 2010 - ... Sing Elvis BBC, UK

BBC Four shows Cale's performance of Heartbreak Hotel on what would have been Elvis' 75th birthday. Footage from The Later Show (1989) with BJ Cole on slide guitar.

John Cale at the German tv show Musik Convoy

January 30, 1984 - Musik Convoy, Germany

Lip-sync performance of Hungry For Love in Zülpich, Germany for the German TV show Musik Convoy on January 30, 1984.


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