Now playing…
Lou Reed - Transformer
Lou Reed (Guitar, Vocals), David Bowie (Vocals), Barry DeSouza (Drums), Ritchie Dharma (Drums), Herbie Flowers (Bass Guitar, String Bass, Tuba), John Halzey (Drums), Mick Ronson (Guitar, Piano, Recorder, Vocals), Ronnie Ross (Baritone Saxophone), Thunderthighs (Vocals) and Klau Voormann (Bass Guitar).
Streaming on Qobuz (96/24)… following the lead of @TheKevster above and taking Lou and the band for a spin and they are sounding sublime!
Wow. I don’t think I’ve seen WCPAEB on the forum before. This and Part Two are essential for all acid casualties, actual and hypothetical. 
The first CD from this superb Pointer Sisters 2 CD set. A far cry from their later smooth 80s music.
Now playing…
Lou Reed - New York
Lou Reed (Vocals, Guitar), Fred Maher (Drums, Guitar), Mike Rathke (Guitar), Moe Tucker (Drums, Percussion) and Rob Wasserman (Electric Bass).
Streaming on Qobuz (96/24)… continuing on this morning with Lou and the very fine ‘New York’ album and he and the band are sounding sweet!
I’m thinking Serge Gainsbourg meets Lee Hazlewood.
Agree,speaking of Lee Hazlewood,seen several comments about his recordings,any pointers at where to start with his output,I realise there’s probably a large catalogue to choose from.
Yes huge and varied catalogue.
Here is a good place to start
It took me an AGE to get hold of this. It was one of my parents favourites and so I grew up with it. I now have their LP BUT it is in rather poor condition!
Over the years I found a few over-used examples before finding an LP in a reasonable condition.
My favourite version of Jackson.
Some Velvet Morning is just a wonderful song. The first 25 seconds intro are just sublime and the Lee part at 4/4 time to Nancy’s 3/4 time.
Great album!
Production is perfect, songs are fab, and the singers…nuff said!
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