THE VELVET UNDERGROUND: White Light/White Heat-1968LP ORIG REL BLUE LBL & TATTOO
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THE VELVET UNDERGROUND: White Light/White Heat
LOU REED: vocal, lead guitar, piano
JOHN CALE: vocal, electric viola, organ, bass guitar
Sterling Morrison: vocal, guitar, bass guitar
Maureen Tucker: percussion
ORIGINAL RELEASE VERVE BLUE & SILVER LABEL LP
ANDY WARHOL CREDITED "SHADOW TATTOO" COVER
Track Listing: "There She Comes Now" not "Here She Comes Now"
Lou Reed Credited as "Lead Guitar", not "Guitar"
"Three Prong Music" Publishing Credit on Labels, Not "Oakfield Ave."
1350 Avenue of the Americas Address
Verve Records V6-5046 (1968)
Vinyl: slightly dulled surface, sleeve/changer marks, nothing that appears audible; Cover: light/moderate edge/corner/general wear, ring marks
Side 1:
White Light/White Heat
The Gift
Lady Godiva's Operation
There She Comes Now
Side 2:
I Heard Her Call My Name
Sister Ray
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MINT: Clean, shiny vinyl with no visible marks
NEAR MINT: Clean, shiny vinyl with possible sleeve marks or light scuffs - nothing visible that should be audible.
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