Various Artists		Compilation 15


Disc 1  -  53.56

1	Velvet Underground 1	Loop  (excerpt)			 1.07	1966
2				Diaries, Notes + Sketches	 3.50	"
3				Symphony Of Sound		19.09	"

4	Velvet Underground 2	It Was A Pleasure Then 1 >	  .46	1966
5				European Son			 6.53	"
6				It Was A Pleasure Then 2	  .50	"

7	John Fahey		Improvisation 1			10.51	99-Sept-30
8				Improvisation 2			10.27	"



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Track Info:


Velvet Underground 1	Searchin For My Mainline (1966 tracks only)
	1	Loop (excerpt) - Aspen flexi-disc:  1966
	2	Diaries, Notes & Sketches - film soundtrack:  1966
	3	A Symphony Of Sound - film soundtrack:  1966


Velvet Underground 2
	I'm unsure of the exact dates of these tracks, other than they 
	are from 1966.  Rough sound on t1 and especially t3, but all 
	three are wonderful with some great feedback.  The 1966 Velvet 
	were just amazing (in terms of live performances) and were one 
	of the earliest truly progressive rock groups, if not the 
	earliest, even slightly earlier than Pink Floyd.


	Notes that came with this recording (Velvet Underground 2):

	This tape came labelled from a trader as 1966-06-23 but only 
	the first two tracks are from that gig?

	Lineage: cassette (from a Trader 20 odd yrs ago, unknown gen) > 
	Source: unknown

	Tracks 4 + 6 may well actually be the same but the quality is 
	different.

	Track 5 just sounds like the record with loads of chatter and 
	audience noise over the top.




John Fahey	99-Sept-30   Brudenell Social Club - Leeds, England **

	** Notes that came with the John Fahey recording:

  	John Fahey	99-Sept-30  Brudenell Social Club - Leeds, England

  	w/ Daniel Shervington on Organ & Vocals

  	Daniel said he didn't know any of John's records, he had just come 
  	along as company with an older relative as I recall.  But it was 
  	gorgeous - scary, spooky even.  I remember John talking about that 
  	show when he came back from his trip. That organist fellow really 
  	impressed John - he remarked about it more than once and he seemed to 
  	hold the duet as one of the musical highlights of the entire excursion 
  	into the unknown.