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Lou Reed - All Tomorrow's Dance Parties Found this little gem hiding in the 7" bin at the record store where I'm currently employed. It's a 2000 reissue on Norton of Lou Reed's earliest recordings. The first side is two songs written by Reed and recorded with studio musicians in late 1962.
28 de oct. de 2013 · In 2000 eclectic New York label Norton Records released Lou Reed’s seldom-before heard earliest recordings. All Tomorrow’s Dance Parties was a 7″, Norton Records EP 097, and it featured two ...
And what costume shall the poor girl wear To all tomorrow's parties A hand-me-down dress from who knows where To all tomorrow's parties And where will she go, and what shall she do When midnight comes around She'll turn once more to Sunday's clown and cry behind the door And what costume shall the poor girl wear To all tomorrow's parties Why silks and linens of yesterday's gowns To all ...
Written by group leader Lou Reed, this song is about Andy Warhol and the intriguing people he surrounded himself with ("Warhol's Factory"). Reed was good friends with Warhol, and they shared similar artistic sensibilities. This was one of 3 songs on The Velvet Underground & Nico that Nico sang lead on. She also recorded it as a solo artist and ...
At the Queen Mary, in Long Beach, CA 2004performing "All Tomorrow's Parties"
Prologue • All Tomorrow's Parties 1965-Lou REED: All by myself. No one to talk to. Come over here so I can talk to you... We were playing together a long time ago, in a thirty-dollar-a-month apartment and we really didn't have any money, and we used to eat oatmeal all day and all night and give blood, among other things, or pose for these nickel or fifteen cent tabloids they had ...
All Tomorrow's Parties. And what costume shall the poor girl wear To all tomorrow's parties A hand-me-down dress from who knows where To all tomorrow's parties. And where will she go and what shall she do When midnight comes around She'll turn once more to Sunday's clown And cry behind the door. And what costume shall the poor girl wear To all tomorrow's parties Why silks and linens of ...
