Church of Anthrax
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| Studio album by John Cale and Terry Riley | |||||
| Released | February 10, 1971 | ||||
| Recorded | 1970 | ||||
| Genre | Avant garde, free jazz | ||||
| Length | 33:48 | ||||
| Label | Columbia | ||||
| Producer | John Cale, Terry Riley | ||||
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| Source | Rating |
| Allmusic | |
| Robert Christgau | (C) [2] |
Church of Anthrax is a collaboration between John Cale and Terry Riley. The record was released in February 1971 by Cale's record company, Columbia Records, nearly a year after the material was recorded - whereas in fact it was recorded prior to Cale's solo debut Vintage Violence.
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[edit] Track listing
All tracks by John Cale and Terry Riley, except "The Soul of Patrick Lee" by John Cale. "The Soul of Patrick Lee" is the only vocal track on the album. All others are instrumentals.
Side A
- "Church of Anthrax" (9:05)
- "The Hall of Mirrors in the Palace at Versailles" (7:59)
Side B
- "The Soul of Patrick Lee" (2:49)
- "Ides of March" (11:03)
- "The Protege" (2:52)
No singles were released off the album.
[edit] Personnel
- John Cale – keyboards, bass guitar, harpsichord, piano, guitar, viola, organ
- Terry Riley – piano, organ, soprano saxophone
[edit] Additional personnel
- Adam Miller – vocals on "The Soul of Patrick Lee"
- Bobby Colomby – drums
- Bobby Gregg – drums
- Cover design: John Berg and Richard Mantel
- Cover art: Kim Whitesides
- Cover photo: Don Huntstein
[edit] References
- ^ Mason, Stewart. Church of Anthrax at Allmusic
- ^ Robert Christgau review
