check this . . . . . . live version in Hempstead New York in '72 and exploration of what it means to be a rhythm guitarist! Well all of 'em really drums, keyboards, lead and bass too . . . .
oh you want more . . . . . . Vicious!
'Sweet Jane'? Oh yes!
"This is another one . . . . . "
If you have time . . . . . .
" . . . . the Rock version" . . . . . . . . . "
and finish with a 'Walk on the Wild Side'
The day after Christmas, December of 1972: Lou Reed and band (The Tots) in Hempstead, NY, recording live for radio at Untrasonic Recording Studio. Recorded just a month after the release of Transformer, the set finds Reed pulling from the new record, riffing on five Velvets tracks and the penultimate “Berlin” – the track that would title his next release six months later.
The Tots were:
- Vinny Laporta – guitar
- Eddie Reynolds – guitar, backing vocals
- Bobby Resigno – bass guitar
- Scottie Clark – drums
note not the band from 'Rock 'n' Roll Animal' as some report [Steve Hunter, Prakash John. Pentti Glan et al]]
of course spotted that this is an official release so didn't want to imply otherwise and is available here
of course spotted that this is an official release so didn't want to imply otherwise and is available here
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