
The Factory, CBGB, The Velvets, The Dolls, Bowie, the Sticky Fingers cover, Nico, the entire New York scene. Warhol's influence was immense.
Of course this mix just uses Warhol as a touchstone to put together a collection of songs about him, the people around him and the NY scene in general.
All Tomorrow's Parties
1. All Tomorrow's Parties - The Velvet Underground (The Velvet Underground & Nico, 1967)
2. Andy Warhol - David Bowie (Hunky Dory, 1971)
3. Artist Only - Talking Heads (More Songs About Buildings And Food, 1978)
4. Venus - Television (Marquee Moon, 1977)
5. We Are The Mystery Girls - The New York Dolls (Too Much Too Soon, 1974)
6. Walk On The Wild Side - Lou Reed (Transformer, 1972)
7. Sweet Jane - Mott The Hoople (All The Young Dudes, 1972)
8. Femme Fatale - R.E.M. (Dead Letter Office, 1987)
9. Chelsea Girls - Nico (Chelsea Girl, 1967)
10. I'll Be Your Mirror (Live) - Lou Reed (NYC Man: The Ultimate Lou Reed Collection, 2000)
11. White Light/White Heat (BBC Live) - David Bowie (Bowie At The Beeb, 2000)
12. No Fun - The Stooges (The Stooges, 1969)
13. Sister Morphine - The Rolling Stones (Sticky Fingers, 1971)
14. You Know More Than I Know - John Cale (Fear, 1974)
15. Song For Nico - Marianne Faithful (Kissin' Time, 2002)
16. Hello It's Me - Lou Reed & John Cale (Songs For Drella, 1990)
17. Sunday Morning - Matthew Sweet & Susanna Hoffs (Under The Covers - Vol. 1, 2006)
18. Rock 'N' Roll - The Velvet Undergound (Loaded, 1970)
1 comment:
Perfect overview, love the bookmarks and pretty much everything in between. It is amazing what a touchstone Warhol was, of course just the Velvets seal Andy's rock n' roll legacy.
I'll have to share this with The Wad, it is 90% his cup of tea, Television and Talking Heads are probably too pop for him, though. I guess the Pistols New York may have interrupted the vibe you created.
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