THE VELVET UNDERGROUND LIVE AT THE GYMNASIUM - LP - SISTER RAY DEBUT
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Description
The Velvet Underground’s April 30, 1967, performance at The Gymnasium (424 E. 71st St) in New York City is a renowned live recording capturing the band's early, raw sound during the White Light/White Heat era.
This gig featured the first known public performance of "Sister Ray" and included rare, unreleased tracks like "I'm Not a Young Man Anymore".
Key Details of the Performance: Venue: The Gymnasium, 424 E. 71st St, New York City. Date: April 30, 1967. Significance: Known for containing the earliest known, extended live version of "Sister Ray" and rare, officially unreleased songs.
Releases: The recordings have been released as Live At The Gymnasium on vinyl and are sometimes associated with the bootleg or archival release title I'm Not A Young Man Anymore.
Setlist: Included "Sister Ray," "I'm Not a Young Man Anymore," "Guess I'm Falling In Love," "I'm Waiting For The Man," "Run Run Run," and a cover of "Booker T".
This performance is highly regarded by collectors for its high-quality, energetic, and heavy sound, showcasing the band's chaotic, avant-garde style.
New Condition Never Played Sealed
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