@JamesMcFarlane88 ..okay...and i'm paul mccartney...(what's so funny, is that i voted by the junior high school newspaper staff that i DID look like mccartney, and i did play bass 1967-70) so now i understand that the tape IS from a reliable source and so i have to now give way to the probable fact that it is....mr. lou reed.
and yes.....from 1st hand experience....heroin....does slow one down. thanks for your input.
great but recording quality is poor. it sure is lou reed here. i love that babadi babadi baa. even lous guitar is out of tune like always. but nice rhytm guitar work
Thanks for posting this. Reed often played his songs for the Robinsons. Lisa Robinson was instrumental in letting the world know about the New York scene thru her articles, & her husband put the money up for Lou Reed's first solo album, in London, 1972.
What Goes On must be one of the best songs ever. As far as I know, there's no recording of it with Cale on organ, although they played it with him before the Doug Yule 'era'. Follow The Leader appeared finally on Reed's Rock'n'Roll Heart (1976)
I know they used to do What Goes On live with Cale on organ, but I've never heard it. I don't know the Quine Tapes that well. Do you mean The Bootleg Series, the CD with the brown-paper-bag-like cover?
Yeah, that's the one-it's one of those songs, like 'Booker T', or 'Guess I'm Falling In Love' that the casual listener wouldn't know about because they were never 'officially' released during the bands' existence...
Why would anyone make a recording and try to pass themselves off as the real artist? This guy is pathetic. Thanks for wasting our time!!
cactaceous 1 month ago
John is wearing a piece of jewelry that Edie bought him, I think. Is this Lou singing?
MowgliX 3 months ago
thats lou reed singing
trippysmith 7 months ago
Is it not John Cale singing?
indiagracedarling 11 months ago
if that's lou reed singing,,then i'm paul mccartney.
CHUCKLOVES1969 1 year ago
@CHUCKLOVES1969
its called heroin,,, relaxes the vocal chords
JamesMcFarlane88 10 months ago
@JamesMcFarlane88 ..okay...and i'm paul mccartney...(what's so funny, is that i voted by the junior high school newspaper staff that i DID look like mccartney, and i did play bass 1967-70) so now i understand that the tape IS from a reliable source and so i have to now give way to the probable fact that it is....mr. lou reed.
and yes.....from 1st hand experience....heroin....does slow one down. thanks for your input.
CHUCKLOVES1969 9 months ago
great but recording quality is poor. it sure is lou reed here. i love that babadi babadi baa. even lous guitar is out of tune like always. but nice rhytm guitar work
MrVelderado 1 year ago
are you sure this isn't the guy from the Walkmen?
thaxdouglas 1 year ago
@thaxdouglas
its lou, heard so many stroned velvet sessions that i could tell if its him pissing in the corner, which he often did
gnowave 1 year ago
Fuckin magic
moosey62 1 year ago
Rock on welsh boy
moosey62 1 year ago
I believe the necklace - a silver snake - belonged to the beautiful Edie Sedgwick! John Cale had a 6-week relationship with her.
MowgliX 1 year ago
I love this song! I love the VU, Reed, Cale, Morrison, Tucker, Nico! Love them, and Doug Yule too!
MowgliX 1 year ago
i have this at correct speed this is just slow, thats all. not fake. its lou after the vlvets isnt it?
sofaguard 1 year ago
Why is there any doubt that this is Lou?
Rockyspence 1 year ago
@Rockyspence i agree thats lou
acadx 1 year ago
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Lou reed was out of the band by this time doug yule is singing
fernandothamessanlee 1 year ago
What the hell! Of course this is Lou, apparently recorded during his "El Bingo" phase.
ingotglyph 2 years ago
definitely not lou singing
johnseabron 2 years ago
This is not the correct version of this bootleg. This version is not at the correct speed. Lou's singing.
justmoveitmoveit 2 years ago
that does not sound like a Welshmen ppl.
jokedout 2 years ago
thqt is not lou reed singing. probably Yule who carried on with the Velvets after Cale and Reed were gone. He tried to imitate Lou's cadence
rmorte62 2 years ago
Maybe fake--definitely bad.
chickey1861 2 years ago
Lou singing, of course. Not Yule and, KEE-rist not Cale.
jblacktree 2 years ago
that is not cale singing
gazatthebopp 2 years ago
ya he was out of the band by this time I think it's doug yule singing
teamhowdy 2 years ago
Amazing Cale!
SadLisa777 2 years ago
complete fakery
1stchampagan 2 years ago 8
its john cale singing not lou
clickswitchh 2 years ago
ye, that's john, voice of the valleys, cale alright.....
1stchampagan 2 years ago
Thanks for posting this. Reed often played his songs for the Robinsons. Lisa Robinson was instrumental in letting the world know about the New York scene thru her articles, & her husband put the money up for Lou Reed's first solo album, in London, 1972.
What Goes On must be one of the best songs ever. As far as I know, there's no recording of it with Cale on organ, although they played it with him before the Doug Yule 'era'. Follow The Leader appeared finally on Reed's Rock'n'Roll Heart (1976)
kidcalabria 2 years ago 5
@kidcalabria Velvets did it live...but the only version I've heard is on one of the volumes of the Quine tapes...
Rottenhaus 1 year ago
@Rottenhaus
I know they used to do What Goes On live with Cale on organ, but I've never heard it. I don't know the Quine Tapes that well. Do you mean The Bootleg Series, the CD with the brown-paper-bag-like cover?
kidcalabria 1 year ago
@kidcalabria
Yeah, that's the one-it's one of those songs, like 'Booker T', or 'Guess I'm Falling In Love' that the casual listener wouldn't know about because they were never 'officially' released during the bands' existence...
Rottenhaus 1 year ago
I dunno, sounds fake to me.
TorpedoSam88 3 years ago
Yeah,has to be.
notsovelvet 3 years ago