Cataloging everything you’ve done—I’m not interested in that. I’m interested in different ways of expressing myself. If I’m lucky, it will work."John Cale
The Text Files
What's in a Name
This text was published as the forword in Billy Name: The Silver Age: Black and White Photographs. Comprehensive collection of Billy Name's black-and-white photographs from Andy Warhol's Factory. Compiled by Dagon James. It was published in 2014.
In the narration A Dream from the album Songs for Drella we hear Andy's voice saying wouldn't be great to have some fun - and how he couldn't find Billy either 'he didn't hear me or he didn't want to answer. Which was so strange because even if I don't like reunions I've always loved Billy' - well, we all loved Billy. As I recall he was always in the Factory. The pimpernel of the silver ballroom - sleeping there as a wide eyed guard, then much later disappearing into his room for months at a time only ot emerge, to take pictures then retreat back into silent oblivion.
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Order the remastered and expanded Paris 1919 album (2LP, CD) via Domino Records
Order the remastered and expanded The Academy in Peril album (LP, CD) via Domino Records
