Episode 164: “White Light/White Heat” by the Velvet Underground
A History of Rock Music in 500 Songs
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The Life and Times of Nico Warhol
Warhol knew a man named Norman Dolph who at the time was working for Columbia, though he'd given his notice. The idea was that the group would record a quick album in four days and Dolph would use his connections at Columbia to get it released. From all accounts, the carter took charge of the technical aspect. They recorded a 10 track album in four Days. It features the three songs Nico sang with the band, All Tomorrow's Parties, Prem Fatau and Albie Your Mirror,. plus seven other songs including Black Angel's Death.
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