Kevin Ayers and John Cale

[@temarinaaltaiv8585]

Increïble que l'Àngel Casas ajuntara tots estos genis.

[@daisywrabbit]

I love how Kevin jousts the other two men with his guitar at the end

[@oogie11]

John Cale always looks good wearing shades

[@davegee4041]

Sad news today, Kevin was such a talent, his music lives on.

[@trollfinger]

Great song. Cale looks like the Terminator in this, he has a HUGE neck.

[@christinapeter1001]

Wonderful cale and the other❤❤❤❤❤

[@beseeingyou6]

You know, I've never actually seen John Cale play his viola much more than a drone. It's kinda cool

[@nightliter]

Yeah, really nice to see it played in this context....

[@paulsouth2604]

He does a lovely little bit of viola at the end of Golden Hours by Eno kzbin.info/www/bejne/iancmGaphZVmedU

[@kelamuni]

@@paulsouth2604 oh cool! thanks!

[@ForARide]

Well here's another one. The Velvet Underground 1993 in Paris performing Hey Mr Rain, with Cale on viola vs Reed on guitar, having a musical duel:kzbin.info/www/bejne/qpaXaYWfdqpondU

[@acm1137]

He's a multi-instrumentalist.

[@choqueras]

"Musical Express" !!!! que buen programa era, con buenisimos artistas... Kevin Ayers and John Cale dos de mis favoritos...

[@sarahw641]

This is brilliant. I love the viola parts by John Cale (haha they spelled his name wrong in the introduction) it really adds something to the song which otherwise would have been quite bland without. Thank you.

[@cailamsil]

Jhon… I love this

[@howardAmb]

THis video is wonderful

[@bluebow68]

Heart warming to see a collaberation of 2 of my favourite artists! Ayers/Cale..;-)

[@johnmoore9862]

glass house, Yeah me to, back in '73 I bought "Paris 1919" loved every song on that album, ( still hum them to myself today), then I heard "who's gonna take me home after the show" by Kevin Ayers, great artists.

[@drapeblind]

this is basically the best thing ever broadcast on television

[@Fredigundis22]

That's Zanna Gregmar. She now has her own singing school.

[@angeliquebouaffou1566]

Violon de John cale excellent.

[@paulbarrettable]

GREAAAT COMBINATION!

[@onezitman]

zanna and ollie!! wonderful!

[@SteweGee]

Love Kevin and his music!

[@dunebuggyattack1974]

Hat's off to the poster. Great video.

[@kevinsharkey1194]

What's Welsh for electric blue jumpsuit?

[@defalloutsnl5560]

Fabulous song and violin.

[@The0ManJam]

Great song; 'nuff said! Eamonn

[@kelamuni]

john cale actually plays more than one tone. hahaha. awesome. 1:42

[@kristoscan]

yea kev having some time with mrs cale! they were both major addicts at this point. possible bonding from that fact.

[@Unfunny_Username_389]

What's Welsh for electric blue jump suit??

[@kristoscan]

yep.

[@daisywrabbit]

this is cute

[@DaZeuhlUndazir]

JHON CALE

[@sparksrule]

Quite surprising

[@tonybates7870]

I keep expecting the presenter at the start to go "SCORCHIO!" Ayres and Cale - fantastic, eh?

[@weirdhobby]

Sounds like a talking heads song

[@tonybates7870]

Yeah, it does! Didn't realise till you said it.

[@acm1137]

Especially with to that bass line.

[@MagnaxVingtTrois]

Are Ayers' sleeves short, or just rolled up?

[@karamalzouhir]

Some body know the name of the song ?

[@azramotre2441]

+Karam Alzouhir Howling Man. It was later released on his 1983 album 'Diamond Jack and the Queen of Pain'.

[@paulbarrett3630]

Siwt trydan glas. They sell them in Peacocks, if you want one, smart arse.

[@noelwalterso2]

Strong influences from Talking Heads - or is it the other way around ?...

[@flippikat]

Noel Walters there was certainly a lot of cross-pollination going on. John Cale's mid-70s song "Leaving it up to you" was amazingly close to what Talking Heads were doing 5 years later.

[@ForARide]

In 1976 David Byrne was part of an "All Star lineup" which Cale had set up, also including Lou Reed, Patti Smith, Chris Spedding, Alan Lanier and Mick Ronson. The gig was announced "John Cale & Friends" and took place at The Ocean Club in NY, 21.07.1976 Here's the link.kzbin.info/www/bejne/fmeUdoqJeM6pjJY Also Jerry Harrison was formerly part of Jonathan Richman's Modern Lovers, which Cale had produced in 1972. John Cale has had such a huge influence on so many bands and artists, it still beggars belief, that this amazing musician is still fairly unknown and so massively underrated.

[@AsparagusG]

And all this time I thought he was wearing a boiler suit. That's no boiler suit.

[@LudoSegers]

Nico (Velvet Underground) died in 1988.

[@nickhirst999]

That's Ollie Halsall on guitar not Andy Summers!

[@comaradella]

Sounds kinda muffled, but the performance outweights it

[@mloaks]

andy summers on gtr? mi espanol is weak...

[@acm1137]

La Cucaracha!

[@ellie-tk4jy]

nothing says rock n roll like a tweed jacket and claret scarf

[@terrycoles5606]

hi glass house isn't wonderful! great sound

[@AsparagusG]

Poor John Cale. How was he to know that the most embarrassing moments of his career (read: the early to mid-eighties) would be the most easily accessible to the average person via the internet.

[@ellie-tk4jy]

not embarrassing though only to him. i think he comes off like a great performer.

[@daisywrabbit]

Embarrassing because he’s literally playing second fiddle to the man who cucked him?

[@pepebotella971]

He's great here