Box 24
Container
Contains 28 Results:
The Velvet Underground. “Velvet Underground 1969.”, Undated
Item — Box: 24
Identifier: TR-10888
COLLECTION DESCRIPTION
From the Collection:
The collection contains manuscripts, artwork, sound and video recordings, photographs, publications, and ephemera. Manuscripts include holographic notes from Lou Reed and Piero Heliczer, as well as several items in the hand of Velvet Underground guitarist Sterling Morrison, including a set list for a performance at Poor Richard's, in Chicago. Sound recordings in the archive include six acetate demo records of songs by the band c.1966-69; DAT tapes of unreleased material; first...
Dates:
Undated
The Velvet Underground. “Doug Yule acetates.”, Undated
Item — Box: 24
Identifier: TR-10889
COLLECTION DESCRIPTION
From the Collection:
The collection contains manuscripts, artwork, sound and video recordings, photographs, publications, and ephemera. Manuscripts include holographic notes from Lou Reed and Piero Heliczer, as well as several items in the hand of Velvet Underground guitarist Sterling Morrison, including a set list for a performance at Poor Richard's, in Chicago. Sound recordings in the archive include six acetate demo records of songs by the band c.1966-69; DAT tapes of unreleased material; first...
Dates:
Undated
Lou Reed. The All Night Workers. “Don’t Put All Your Eggs in One Basket” b/w “Why Don’t You Smile.” Round Sound, Cat. no. RS-1., 1965
Item — Box: 24
Identifier: SR-9744
Scope and Contents
“Why Don’t You Smile” co-written by Reed.
Dates:
1965
Lou Reed. The Intimates. “I’ve Got a Tiger In My Tank” b/w “Smart Too Late.” Epic Records, Cat. no. 5-9743., 1965
Item — Box: 24
Identifier: SR-9745
Scope and Contents
Side A co-written by Reed. Promotional copy.
Dates:
1965
The Velvet Underground. “All Tomorrow's Parties/I'll Be Your Mirror.” Verve Records, Cat. no. VK-10427., July 1966
Item — Box: 24
Identifier: SR-9746
Scope and Contents
Promotional 7” single in picture sleeve. Labeled "Special Disc Jockey Record.”
Dates:
July 1966
The Velvet Underground and Nico. “Femme Fatale” b/w “Sunday Morning. Verve, Cat. no. VK-10466., 1966
Item — Box: 24
Identifier: SR-9747
Scope and Contents
“Special Disc Jockey Record.”
Dates:
1966
The Riats. “Run Run Run” b/w “Sunday Morning.” [Netherlands]: Omega, Cat. no. 35.796., 1967
Item — Box: 24
Identifier: SR-9748
Scope and Contents
The first recorded cover versions of Velvet Underground songs.
Dates:
1967
The Velvet Underground. “White Light/White Heat” and “Here She Comes Now.” New York: Unidentified manufacturer, for Verve Records., September 28, 1967
Item — Box: 24
Identifier: SR-9749- SR-9750
Scope and Contents
Two 7” test pressings of the Verve single. “Given to Robert Quine by Lou Reed, sold to Michael Carlucci, who sold it to Scott Curran”—ms. note in the hand of Johan Kugelberg.
Dates:
September 28, 1967
The Velvet Underground. “White Light/White Heat” b/w “Here She Comes Now.” Verve, Cat. no. VK-10560., 1967
Item — Box: 24
Identifier: SR-9751
Scope and Contents
“Special Disc Jockey Record.”
Dates:
1967
The Velvet Underground. “What Goes On” b/w “Jesus.” MGM, Cat. no. K-14057., 1969
Item — Box: 24
Identifier: SR-9752
Scope and Contents
“Special Disc Jockey Record.”
Dates:
1969