Squeeze is a Rock album by The Velvet Underground, originally released in 1972. On Gatefold: 24 pressings tracked.
About
Squeeze was the fifth (and last) studio album to be released under the Velvet Underground name. It was primarily written and recorded by singer-guitarist Doug Yule in a London recording studio, following the departures of Lou Reed and Sterling Morrison. Maureen Tucker, while still technically the band's drummer at this time, was not involved in the recording, reportedly due to cost-cutting measure. The sessions had the help of Deep Purple drummer Ian Paice, with additional occasional saxophone and backing singer assistance. Squeeze was recorded in the autumn of 1972 and released in the United Kingdom, France, Germany (1973) and Spain (1974). No singles were taken off it and the album did not chart. Yule assembled a backing band to tour the UK 1972 to promote the upcoming album (a live recording from this tour is included on the 2001 live box set Final V.U. (1971-1973). .
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Tracklist
Side A
- A1Little Jack
- A2Crash
- A3Caroline
- A4Mean Old Man
- A5Dopey Joe
- A6Wordless
Side B
- B1She'll Make You Cry
- B2Friends
- B3Send No Letter
- B4Jack & Jane
- B5Louise
Sound DNA
- Rock
- Classic Rock
- jangly
- detached
- art school
Credits
The people behind it.
Performers
- Doug YuleBASS GUITAR KEYBOARDS
- Ian PaiceDRUMS
- Moe TuckerDRUMS
- Walter PowersGUITAR
- Willie AlexanderBASS
Rare pressing on Gatefold · 24 pressings tracked on Gatefold
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