By then, the band was falling apart, and Reed would quit three months before the album’s release in November of 1970. Reed originally recorded what would become his rock standard in 1970 at Atlantic Studios in New York City for Loaded, the Velvet Underground’s fourth album. It’s hushed, tender, angelic and simply gorgeous. It’s where the heart overtakes the mind. to Phish, the Cowboy Junkies give it a romance-in-the-stars lifeblood never before heard in those three simple chords. While the song has been covered by countless artists, from Mott the Hoople to Liz Phair, Gang of Four to R.E.M. Megan Thee Stallion & Pardison Fontaine Celebrate Their Anniversary With Quite the Cheeky PhotoĪccording to the BBC, Reed himself called the Canadian band’s 1988 version “the best and most authentic version I have ever heard.” It’s a funny word, “authentic,” considering the feel of their version was far from the rockin’ version of Reed’s Underground original.
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