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The Velvet Underground - Femme Fatale Live - Lou Reed Vocals

Published November 14, 2008

Views 82.0K  |  Likes 561  |  Comments 45
Views#8,406,618Global
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AethelwulfAethelwulf
41 subs•4 videos•Sep 2006

This video has 82.0K views and 561 likes, ranking #8,406,618 globally among tracked YouTube videos by view count.

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82,005

Likes

561

Comments

45

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Total (all-time): $57 – $164

Based on estimated $0.7–$2 CPM.

About

For Harriett, my girl on fire. Femme Fatale as sung by Loud Reed at The Family Dog, San Francisco, November 1969. Taken from the Quine Tapes this also includes a small introduction to the song from Lou himself, a few words as to the history of the song and the woman behind it all. The video is several minutes…

Published
November 14, 2008
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