The Velvet Underground & Nico - All Tomorrow's Parties
The Velvet Underground & Nico - All Tomorrow's Parties (rough mix, 1966).
Video for The Velvet Underground's All Tomorrow's Parties, sung by Nico. The audio is a "rough mix" of the song, done before Nico double-tracked her vocals. The song was the very first Velvet Underground single in the fall of 1966 with I'll Be Your Mirror on the b-side. Musically, this is arguably the first "Gothic" Rock song, except for The Rolling Stones' Paint It Black (May 1966) and The Yardbirds' Still I'm Sad (October 1965).
This video has not been made for commercial reasons. No copyright infringement intended.
In loving memory of Nico (1938-1988).
Nico (vocals) Lou Reed (guitar) John Cale (piano) Sterling Morrison (bass) Maureen Tucker (drums).
Written by Lou Reed. Arranged by The Velvet Underground. Produced by Andy Warhol.
(c) 1966 Lou Reed.
(p) ATV/Sony Music.
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looooooooooooovvvvvvveeeeeee everything about this song, and this video is classic
Et Ari à 2:28...
Je rêve ou c'est le chanteur Antoine avec Nico au début ?? Pour le reste 'fascinating' ...
@RobertCarusoOfficial
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Yeah, that's Antoine who was popular then. He was on a tour of Canada, he happened to be in New York and - as many other well-known people did at the time, like Salvador Dali and Bob Dylan - he visited Andy Warhol's Factory. It's just rare footage of Nico from the time of The Velvet Underground & Nico...
@Tushratta
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@@RobertCarusoOfficial Thanks for the answer, its incredible, the meeting Antoine- Banana -Velvet is like if Iggy Pop was singing in duo with Mireille Matthieu, oups not, bad exemple, its already done...
@RobertCarusoOfficial
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@@Tushratta Maybe Iggy Pop could hook up with Sylvie Vartan or Francoise Hardy for a duet... 🙂
@Tushratta
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@@RobertCarusoOfficial Iggy et Françoise : kzread.info/dash/bejne/l3iIo6uYYJWniZM.html
Nico Chelsea girl