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  • 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!!

  • John is wearing a piece of jewelry that Edie bought him, I think. Is this Lou singing?

  • thats lou reed singing

  • Is it not John Cale singing?

  • if that's lou reed singing,,then i'm paul mccartney.

  • @CHUCKLOVES1969

    its called heroin,,, relaxes the vocal chords

  • @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

  • are you sure this isn't the guy from the Walkmen?

  • @thaxdouglas

    its lou, heard so many stroned velvet sessions that i could tell if its him pissing in the corner, which he often did

  • Fuckin magic

  • Rock on welsh boy

  • I believe the necklace - a silver snake - belonged to the beautiful Edie Sedgwick! John Cale had a 6-week relationship with her.

  • I love this song! I love the VU, Reed, Cale, Morrison, Tucker, Nico! Love them, and Doug Yule too!

  • i have this at correct speed this is just slow, thats all. not fake. its lou after the vlvets isnt it?

  • Why is there any doubt that this is Lou?

  • @Rockyspence i agree thats lou

  • What the hell! Of course this is Lou, apparently recorded during his "El Bingo" phase.

  • definitely not lou singing

  • This is not the correct version of this bootleg. This version is not at the correct speed. Lou's singing.

  • that does not sound like a Welshmen ppl.

  • 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

  • Maybe fake--definitely bad.

  • Lou singing, of course. Not Yule and, KEE-rist not Cale.

  • that is not cale singing

  • ya he was out of the band by this time I think it's doug yule singing

  • Amazing Cale!

  • complete fakery

  • its john cale singing not lou

  • ye, that's john, voice of the valleys, cale alright.....

  • 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 Velvets did it live...but the only version I've heard is on one of the volumes of the Quine tapes...

  • @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

    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...

  • I dunno, sounds fake to me.

  • Yeah,has to be.

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