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Frogtoon Music Album Info: Live At Max's Kansas City
Published: 05 May 2019, 17:52
Live At Max's Kansas City Is A Live Album By The Velvet Underground. It Was Originally Released On May 30 1972 By Cotillion A Subsidiary Label Of Atlantic Records. The Tapes That Would Later Become Live At Max's Kansas City Were Recorded On August 23 1970 By Andy Warhol Associate Brigid Polk On A Portable Cassette Recorder. While They Were Recording Loaded The Velvet Underground Held A Nine-Week Engagement June 24 – August 28 1970 At New York Nightclub Max's Kansas City Playing Two Sets A Night. Polk Recorded Almost Everything Happening Around Her At The Time And This Happened To Include Her Attendance Of The Last Concert That Lou Reed Played With The Velvet Underground. She Recorded Both The Early And The Late Set. Later That Year Atlantic A&R Employee Danny Fields Heard The Tapes And Submitted Them To His Superiors Who Accepted The Recordings And In 1972 Decided To Make An Album Out Of Them. The Line-Up At The Concerts Consisted Of Reed Yule Lead Guitarist Sterling Morrison And Drummer Billy Yule The Younger Brother Of Doug Yule Regular Drummer Maureen Tucker Temporarily Left The Group Several Months Earlier When She Became Pregnant With Her First Child Kerry "Trucker" Tucker.