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NIce to see Lou smile :-)
MrVertigo1965 1 year ago
fabulous....... wot more can i say
darrengovier 2 years ago
Love this song, love Lou Reed and as for that sax.......magic!
sandieseward 2 years ago
Wow, no one has commented since I last did 4 months ago??? LOL
bremex 2 years ago
I agree. Stunning track. Why doesn't everyone else love this? I prefer the studio version though - doesn't need the sax/complications. Nevertheless - mindblowingly great.
cccustard 2 years ago
MY FAVOURITE LOU REED SONG!!!
bremex 3 years ago 2
Really great version & recording, marvellous background choir! Interesting haircuts. Thank you for posting. Did Lou Reed play any other songs at the Secret Policeman's Third Ball? Is there any recording available?
Danlewinsky 3 years ago
this comes from a commercial videotape as only Lou Reed song, you can tape this from youtube with youtubegrabber i gues
bakabana1966 3 years ago
Oh, just found that out: at SussudioPGFan
there is "voices of freedom" posted from this show (the Secret Policeman's Third Ball 1987; featuring Peter Gabriel and Youssou N'Dour)
Danlewinsky 3 years ago
a really clean version of that song is on the boxed set from the '90s. Great song.
5winston 2 years ago
@Danlewinsky the song is on the DVD of the concert
spinoza613 1 year ago
@Danlewinsky
The (official) DVD has two songs this one and "Voices Of Freedom".
opiumrebel 6 months ago
Is that Peter Gabriel playing the keys?
miestenmies 3 years ago
Yes it is. Isn't it magnificient.
ddgraynz 3 years ago
This was one of the better songs from Mistrial. Leather squeak, bootheals clicking..you can just picture it!
streethassled 3 years ago
in my opinion it is one of the weakest albums lou reed ever made. "tell it to your heart" is a good and sweet song though.
his best albums in the 80's are "the blue mask" and "new york" i think.
"street hassle" from '78 is unbeatable, so is "berlin".
xxxfiretear 3 years ago
the sax player is andy mackay from roxy music
frogbeans 4 years ago
NO, actually the saxophone player is Ricky Bell, who played sax for the Michael Stanley Band before this.
jageroc 3 years ago
when was this great performance filmed?
HabibTh 4 years ago
1986 0r 1987
airdriver 4 years ago
The studio version is terrible? Like everything else on Mistrial? Are you nuts? That's one of the best albums I've heard from anyone!
jime6688 4 years ago 2
The studio version is terrible, like everything else on Mistrial,but this is lovely. The sax player should rethink that haircut mind you
fantasticvoyages 4 years ago 2
Very interesting version of this, again and again, very beautiful song!
Eikee 4 years ago