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The Power Of The Heart: A Tribute To Lou Reed Vinyl LP Silver Colour RSD 2024

Original price £39.99 - Original price £39.99
Original price
£39.99
£39.99 - £39.99
Current price £39.99
Cat no. LITA217
This is a Record Store Day 2024 release. Strictly one per customer.

Silver Colour Vinyl

Tracklist:

1. Keith Richards – I’m Waiyng For The Man
2. Maxim Ludwig & Angel Olsen – I Can’T Stand It
3. Rufus Wainwright – Perfect Day
4. Joan Jett And The Blackhearts – I’M So Free
5. Bobby Rush – Sally Can’T Dance
6. Rickie Lee Jones – Walk On The Wild Side
7. The Afghan Whigs – I Love You, Suzanne
8. Mary Gauthier – Coney Island Baby
9. Lucinda Williams – Legendary Hearts
10. Automatic – New Sensayons
11. Rosanne Cash – Magician

Lou Reed told the whole truth for his entire life as a rock & roll pioneer. From the Velvet Underground's debut in 1967 all the way to the end, the New York City wonder never thought about doing it any other way. Beginning with his earliest songs, that was Reed's mission. He once said, "If you can do it in novels, films, plays, then you can do it in music." What made the man from Brooklyn so unique was the way he did it. In 50 years, Lou Reed took life to the limit and beyond.

THE POWER OF THE HEART is a tribute to all those who Reed showed the freedom of expression when he began. Beginning with one of The Velvet Underground's groundbreaking songs, the other ten tracks from Lou Reed's majestic solo career are a glorious extension of adventure that always personified the Rock & Roll Animal's soul. The way he could match brain-shaking lyrics with the absolute power of rock's velocity was brand new when Lou Reed began, and was never really equaled as he kept pushing the borders outward until his passing in 2013. He was the ultimate uncompromiser, and never thought twice about taking chances on songs that span a half-century. Lou Reed knew what he wanted to say and how he wanted to say it, and when he was met with resistance he always found a new uncharted pa.