Various Why Don't You Smile Now - Lou Reed At Pickwick Records 1964 -1965 (2-LP)

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Various: Why Don't You Smile Now - Lou Reed At Pickwick Records 1964 -1965 (2-LP)

(Light in the Attic Records) 25 tracks, gatefold cover - includes extensive booklets with unseen photos, liner notes by Richie Unterberger (renowned music journalist and author of “White Light/White Heat: The Velvet Underground day-by-day”) and an essay by Lenny Kaye (the legendary guitarist, co-founder of the Patti Smith Group, author, producer and curator of the groundbreaking garage rock anthology “Nuggets”)

“Why Don't You Smile Now: Lou Reed At Pickwick Records 1964-65” contains rarities, cult classics (The Primitives' ‘The Ostrich’) and previously unreleased material (The Beachnuts' ‘Sad, Lonely Orphan Boy’) and is a compilation of pop songs from Reed's pen, which he wrote in the mid-60s as an employed songwriter for the long-defunct Pickwick Records label. The compilation is the latest installment in the Lou Reed Archive series and follows Lou Reed's “Words & Music, May 1965” (2022) and the re-release of “Hudson River Wind Meditations” (2023). One of the most original and innovative personalities in music history, Reed (1942-2013) first gained recognition as co-founder and frontman of the influential band Velvet Underground.

Over the course of his five-decade career, the two-time Rock & Roll Hall of Famer brought his unique vision to an eclectic range of musical endeavors, including epochal albums like “Transformer” (1972) and wildly experimental works like the avant-garde noise classic “Metal Machine Music” (1975). But before establishing himself as a singer, songwriter, musician and poet, Reed began as an in-house songwriter (and occasional session guitarist/vocalist) at Pickwick Records, a label that specialized in sound-alike recordings that mimicked the big pop hits of the day. From garage rock and girl-group pop to blue-eyed soul and teen idol ballads, Reed's output for Pickwick offers a fascinating early glimpse into his ever-evolving and truly boundary-pushing artistry, restored and remastered by GRAMMY©-nominated mastering engineer John Baldwin.

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Album titlle: Why Don't You Smile Now - Lou Reed At Pickwick Records 1964 -1965 (2-LP)
Label LIGHT IN THE ATTIC
Genre Pop
Geschwindigkeit 33 U/min
Vinyl record size LP (12 Inch)
Record Grading Mint (M)
Sleeve Grading Mint (M)
Artikelart LP
EAN: 0826853212106
weight in Kg 0.63

Various - Why Don't You Smile Now - Lou Reed At Pickwick Records 1964 -1965 (2-LP) LP 1
01	The Ostrich	The Primitives
02	Cycle Annie	The Beachnuts
03	I'm Gonna Fight	The Hi-lifes
04	Soul City	The Hi-lifes
05	Oh No Don't Do It	Ronnie Dickerson
06	Love Can Make You Cry	Ronnie Dickerson
07	Teardrop In The Sand	The Hollywoods
08	You're Driving Me Insane	The Roughnecks
09	Sneaky Pete	The Primitives
10	Wild One	Terry Philips
11	Really - Really - Really - Really - Really - Really Love	Spongy And The Dolls
12	Soul City	The Foxes
13	Ya Running But I'll Getcha	The J Brothers
14	We Got Trouble	Beverley Ann
15	Why Don't You Smile	The All Night Workers
16	Johnny Won't Surf No More	Jeannie Larimore

Various - Why Don't You Smile Now - Lou Reed At Pickwick Records 1964 -1965 (2-LP) LP 2
01	Tell Mamma Not To Cry	Robertha Williams
02	Maybe Tomorrow	Robertha Williams
03	Flowers For The Lady	Terry Philips
04	This Rose	Terry Philips
05	Surfin'	The Surfsiders
06	Little Deuce Coupe	The Surfsiders
07	Sad Lonely Orphan Boy	The Beachnuts
08	I've Got A Tiger In My Tank	The Beachnuts
09	What About Me	Ronnie Dickerson

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