1 | No It was Kevin Ayers who fucked Cale's wife the night before the June 1, 1974 concert. |
2 | Yes It was the Honi Soit album. Cale didn't have a title. Andy Warhol knew the former Beatle and his wife quite well. |
3 | No Garland Jeffreys compared Cale with the Mad Hatter, another Lewis Caroll character, in a poem on the sleeve of Vintage Violence. |
4 | Yes The infamous chicken incident did happen in England. In Croydon, 1977. |
5 | Yes Lou Reed thinks that Cale is incredible. He said so in an interview in 1976. |
6 | No However, the soundtrack of Sid and Nancy does contain a Cale/Sloman track: She Never Took No For an Answer. |
7 | Yes Cale is the flight surgeon on the Honi Soit album. |
8 | No Cale plays on two Brian Eno albums. See for yourself in the John Cale as a guest musician section. |
9 | No Cale played his final gig with the Velvet Underground in 1968 (or 1993 during the reunion tour). |
10 | Yes The June 1, 1974 concert was at the Rainbow, London. |
11 | Yes Sterling Morrison performed on Eat/Kiss. He played guitar on the world premiere in 1994 (no, he doesn't play on the record, trick question). |
12 | Yes The Falklands Suite was performed for the first time in Amsterdam, in 1987. |
13 | No Cale produced Patti Smith's Horses in 1975. |
14 | Yes Mr. Wilson is a tribute to Brian Wilson. It's on the Slow Dazzle album. |