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So Wonderful Lou and Pete hooked up. Lou was an ICON and really practdated a generation. The 1960’s would have never been the same without Lou and Andy Warhol. T6
I had the privilege of seeing Lou Reed, Joni Mitchell and Pete Townshend at A Day in the Garden at the Woodstock venue. I was near the stage all day. Lou Reed sang a song about egg creams. Someone kept on screaming ‘play The Magic Bus … even after Pete played it. My first Who concert was ca. 75 or 76 at MSG a concert delayed one day due to KM. The Who played Naked Eye as an encore. I caught 3 Quad concerts in the NY area … sang along throughout. I also devoured Who I Am … would love to learn what went into that magic tea Pete was given. Thanks to Pete and Roger for a lifetime of inspiration. Sincerely, ckk, NY, NY, http://ckk.name
Bless him,
I was a very lucky young man to see Transformer live at the Kiel Opera House in St.Louis when I was sixteen what a great performance by Lou Reed. Changed me.
I used to see Lou on the streets of New York City,Lou walked the streets as we all did,no body guards ect.Lou Reed was a New Yorker.No special treatment your average Joe,But on stage LOU REED was a singer,guitar player,POET,His words captured a generations angst,love,spirit,emotions,ARTIST…I was not fortunate to see LOU REED perform LIVE but I lisioned to the artists he inspired with his three chord stories set to music.And through his inspirations I hear LOU everywhere.GODS gift to New York City a man who turned those three chords into Anthems..I learned to take a walk on the wild side,I became a deciple of New Yorks Underground and Velvet LOU was always there..LOU you will be missed but you live on via all the bands/ singer songwriters you inspired I know this is true because I am one of the countless you touched and inspired.GOD BLESS.DANO
To The Who: I was a close friend of Gordon Brown understand that Gordon was a former member of The Who, and founder of the band. Gord cut off his thumb, and hurt his fingers, so that he had to quit the band. Gord and I partied together, and fought with each other for 25 years. We adopted each other so we are brothers. Gordon Brown passed away on 13 FEB 2012. He fell down some stairs, and broke his neck. He told me well, in advance that he was going to die. He and I are both very happy to to die, because death is just another day. We had many amazing adventures together. I was a driver for lady Escorts, and Gord was an auto body repair man. Would like to hear from you. LUV, Mikey
So Wonderful Lou and Pete hooked up. Lou was an ICON and really practdated a generation. The 1960’s would have never been the same without Lou and Andy Warhol. T6
lovely, peaceful image here. touching.
I had the privilege of seeing Lou Reed, Joni Mitchell and Pete Townshend at A Day in the Garden at the Woodstock venue. I was near the stage all day. Lou Reed sang a song about egg creams. Someone kept on screaming ‘play The Magic Bus … even after Pete played it. My first Who concert was ca. 75 or 76 at MSG a concert delayed one day due to KM. The Who played Naked Eye as an encore. I caught 3 Quad concerts in the NY area … sang along throughout. I also devoured Who I Am … would love to learn what went into that magic tea Pete was given. Thanks to Pete and Roger for a lifetime of inspiration. Sincerely, ckk, NY, NY, http://ckk.name
One of my earliest albums was Lou Reeds “New Sensations”, I was in my teens and it blew me away. RIP.
godspeed Lou.
great capture of Pete and Lou.
Two giants ! Great pic !
He will be missed:)You know in Rock and Roll Heaven they have a heck of a band and they have just added an new member:)
Bless him,
I was a very lucky young man to see Transformer live at the Kiel Opera House in St.Louis when I was sixteen what a great performance by Lou Reed. Changed me.
Glenn
I used to see Lou on the streets of New York City,Lou walked the streets as we all did,no body guards ect.Lou Reed was a New Yorker.No special treatment your average Joe,But on stage LOU REED was a singer,guitar player,POET,His words captured a generations angst,love,spirit,emotions,ARTIST…I was not fortunate to see LOU REED perform LIVE but I lisioned to the artists he inspired with his three chord stories set to music.And through his inspirations I hear LOU everywhere.GODS gift to New York City a man who turned those three chords into Anthems..I learned to take a walk on the wild side,I became a deciple of New Yorks Underground and Velvet LOU was always there..LOU you will be missed but you live on via all the bands/ singer songwriters you inspired I know this is true because I am one of the countless you touched and inspired.GOD BLESS.DANO
To The Who: I was a close friend of Gordon Brown understand that Gordon was a former member of The Who, and founder of the band. Gord cut off his thumb, and hurt his fingers, so that he had to quit the band. Gord and I partied together, and fought with each other for 25 years. We adopted each other so we are brothers. Gordon Brown passed away on 13 FEB 2012. He fell down some stairs, and broke his neck. He told me well, in advance that he was going to die. He and I are both very happy to to die, because death is just another day. We had many amazing adventures together. I was a driver for lady Escorts, and Gord was an auto body repair man. Would like to hear from you. LUV, Mikey