Blind Boys of Alabama with Lou Reed on David Letterman - Jan/21/2010 Part 5 - also Harrison Ford

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Late Show with David Letterman
Airdate 1/21/2010


Harrison Ford (Extraordinary Measures), Blind Boys of Alabama with Lou Reed (CD, "Duets")

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  • @bernardshakey2

    Your comment is a stunning understatement..... the "guy in the middle" is the very great Jimmy Carter-Lee, and Lou Reed is most certainly not under rated, he's recognised by anybody who knows anything about music as one of the rocks most seminal and influential figures

  • Maybe if Lady Gaga, Justin Bieber or Adam Lambert did the song, the girls with the negative comments would be happy.

    The amount of talent on that stage was staggering. The performance was powerful.

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  • I love Lou Reed but this is the worst shit I ever heard. Oh my god...say NO to drugs.

  • GREAT!

    

  • @FreedomZealot He also looks a bit like Red Simons.

  • @rixclipz And I think that some of them are still original members from the 30's. That is what you call a love for what you do.

  • Lou reed... so sad I can't get enough.

  • Awesome!!!

  • An excellent reworking of a beautiful Velvet Underground song written by Lou...

  • @tflyer70

    "to BLIND disregard..."

    I love you <3

  • @ESP4thaWin

    Your ignorant foolishness does not surprise me. people live to please themselves with blind disregard for the greater good of humanity, how sad.

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