Group of Lou Reed, John Cale, and Velvet Underground ephemera. 18 items in one folder, including:
Souvenir program for Lou Reed / Garland Jeffries concert at Cleveland Music Hall, the first date of Reed's Transformer tour and possibly his second American solo gig ever. 4 pages on one folding sheet. 22 December 1972.
Lou Reed bumper sticker. No place: RCA Records, 1973.
Two partial ticket stubs for Lou Reed concerts from his Transformer and Berlin tours, Tower Theatre, Upper Darby, PA, 18 May and 7 December 1973.
"The Ecstatic Agony of Lou Reed," 18, [2] pages including wrappers. Glossy illustrated pamphlet featuring lyrics to several Reed songs, issued in conjunction with the release of Sally Can't Dance. United Kingdom: RCA Records, circa 1974.
"Lou Reed." Heavily illustrated promotional pamphlet featuring song lyrics, fan club information and more. Illustrated wrappers, [20] pages. New York: Transformer Enterprises / Theatregraphics, 1975.
Handbill for upcoming concerts at the Ritz, headed by Lou Reed on his Mistrial tour, "New York's Original Comes Home!" New York, 16 July [1986]. 3 pieces from the Reed-Cale collaboration in honor of Andy Warhol, "Songs for Drella": Large sticker in honor of the world premiere, Brooklyn, 29 November [1989]; admission ticket to the afterparty, same date; and Brooklyn Academy of Music ticket stub, 3 December 1989.
Bumper sticker for Velvet Underground show featuring Reed, Cale, Tucker and Morrison, nine days into their first reunion tour. Rotterdam, 9 June 1993.
Memorial handbill for "The Power of the Heart: A Celebration of Lou Reed." [New York]: Apollo Theater, 16 December 2013.
Lou Reed "Rock n Roll Animal" sticker on FasRoll Permanent backing, undated.
From John Cale:
"Living in Moonlight" compact disc, live with Chris Spedding at Lonestar Club. #26 of a limited edition of 30, with facsimile Cale signature. New York, 1987.
Program for John Cale concert "and special friend Sterling Morrison." Shortly before the Velvet Underground reunion tour; Lou Reed made an unannounced guest appearance for an encore. New York University, 5 December 1992.
"Interview with John Cale" pamphlet. 7 pages including illustrated cover, with annotations by the compilers; said to be the copy sent to Cale for his review. Prague, 23 December 1992. With an undated and unsigned typescript letter to Cale with seven follow-up questions.
Program for a performance of "Life Underwater" by John Cale and Ann Magnuson at Arts at St. Ann's, [1994].
