Опубликовано: 11 нояб. Personnel: Lou Reed - Vocals, Guitar Robert Quine - Guitar Fernando Saunders - Bass, Vocals Peter Wood - Keyboards Lenny Ferarri - Drums.

Posts: 58,972 somebody threw something so we're not playing. Lou Reed: guitar, vocals Stuart Heinrich: guitar Michael Fonfara: keyboards Bruce Yaw: bass Richard Fliegler: guitar Michael Suchorsky: drums Joanne Kamorin: backing vocals.

Lou Reed is the debut solo studio album by American musician Lou Reed, released in April 1972 by RCA Records, two years after he left the Velvet Underground.

Engineer – René Tinner (tracks: 10-1 to 11-4). Engineer – Gray Russell (tracks: 9-1 to 9-8), Gregg Caruso (tracks: 9-1 to 9-8), Jay Krugman (tracks: 8-1 to 8-12), Michael Christopher (2) (tracks: 7-1 to 17-10), Steve Catania (tracks: 13-1 to 13-11), Anthony George (tracks: 13-1 to 13-11). Engineer – Jim Crotti (tracks: 15-1 to 15-11). Engineer – Gregg Caruso (tracks: 10-1 to 11-4), Jay W. Krugman (tracks: 10-1 to 11-4), Julie Last (tracks: 10-1 to 11-4)

Watch Lou Reed perform Coney Island Baby in this clip from 1984: . K.

Each of the 16 albums (Lou Reed Live Take No Prisoners, from November 1978, fills 2CDs) in the 17CD library was newly remastered under Lou's direct personal supervision, a long-term project completed shortly before the artist's passing, at 71, on October 27, 2013. This box set was Lou's last project. This work was done at New York's Masterdisk in June and July 2013, with engineer Vlado Meller and Rob Santos of Sony/Legacy," Hal Willner wrote in his liner notes for Lou Reed - The RCA & Arista. Satellite of Love (Live at the Bottom Line, New York, NY - May 1978).

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Lou Reed Bottom Line May 11, 1977. Lou Reed, vocals, guitar; Vinny LaPorta, guitar; Eddie Reynolds, guitar; Bobby Resigno, bass; Scottie Clark, drums. This is the best Lou/Tots recording I've ever encountered. In terms of Lou's vocals, this is also the finest recording of this era yet. They are up front and crystal clear resulting in an extremely intimate feel to this recording. It takes a few songs to get there, but then the mix is also nice and full, with a great punchy low end - which is often lacking on the various Lou masters. The tape stock ran out with the encore.

Remastered by Reed before his death. Legacy Recordings will release Lou Reed – The RCA & Arista Album Collection, Vol 1, the first box set in a series looking back at the late singer’s solo albums. Comprised of six early Reed albums, Vol 1 includes: Transformer (1972), Berlin (1973), Rock n Roll Animal (1974), Coney Island Baby (1975), Street Hassle (1978) and The Blue Mask (1982). The LPs will be housed in a meticulous reproduction of the original artwork, with an accompanying 30 page book. The recordings were remastered by Reed in the months before his October 2013 death

Lou Reed plays songs from New York in 1989 at Milwaukee’s Riverside Theater. Last week, I wrote about "Lulu," the 31st and final album in my series. What some love, others hate. Thanks for taking this trip with me. New York" (1989): A careening taxi ride through Reed's hometown, with the singer as your cranky, garrulous driver. Reed's most passionately engaged album on all fronts - vocally, lyrically and on guitar. 2. "Songs for Drella" (1990): Reed and former Velvet Underground bandmate John Cale deliver a compelling set of songs about their mentor and patron, Andy Warhol, including some remarkable tunes about Warhol's aesthetics.