5 Years Ago
Lou Reed joined his old Velvet Underground buddy John Cale onstage at Mickey Ruskin’s Lower Manhattan Ocean Club for a few nights in July. Cale was opening the club, and he was helped more than little by some of his illustrious friends. Besides the ever-sociable Lou, David Byrne of Talking Heads, Mick Ronson, Patti Smith, Lenny Kaye and Blue Oyster Cult’s Allen Lanier all showed up to lend John a hand, vocal chord, guitar or whatever.


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5 Years Ago
Here Comes A Wave!
Lou Reed joined his old Velvet Underground buddy John Cale onstage at Mickey Ruskin’s Lower Manhattan Ocean Club for a few nights in July. Cale was opening the club, and he was helped more than little by some of his illustrious friends. Besides the ever-sociable Lou, David Byrne of Talking Heads, Mick Ronson, Patti Smith, Lenny Kaye and Blue Oyster Cult’s Allen Lanier all showed up to lend John a hand, vocal chord, guitar or whatever. Highlights of the White Light/Wnite Heat Revue’s set included “Pablo Picasso,” “Waiting For The Man,” “He’s A Rebel” and “Fear.”