Promoting John Cale
Odds & Ends
Advanced Caleists only
Magnets for the fridge, pins to wear, and lighters to set fire to J.J. Cale records (the latter article turned up on a eBay, and looked like a Zippo rippoff with a clumsily attached picture of the Paris 1919 album).
Cale hasn't jumped in on the booming t-shirt business in a big way, although of Sabotage era came with a pret-a-porter fashion statement. And so did Wrong Way Up, an album that created a lot of promo stuff.
Selling hardhats, surgeon masks, hockey masks or dead chickens were never considered seriously.
