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Who are the members of the velvet underground?
The original line-up in 1966 was Lou Reed, Sterling Morrison, John Cale, Maureen Tucker, and Nico. Nico left after the first album in '67, and John Cale was replaced by Doug Yule in 1968. Then in 1970, Lou Reed, the cheif songwriter and voc... Read More »
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Who is the lead singer of velvet underground?
Lou Reed! Read More »
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What's the velvet underground?
The Velvet Underground was an American rock band in the 1960's. They were inducted into... Read More »
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The Velvet Underground was a controversial 1965 band. In the age of flower power they spoke of social alienation & sexual deviancy
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Andy Warhol was their manager! Have a great night and ChaCha on!
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Well I wasn’t consciously influenced by the Velvet Underground , but it’s hard not to be, if you’re merging poetry and rhythmatic structure. We were pretty evolved by the time we got John; he shepherded us through, but we knew who we were.
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