Vintage Lou Reed "Mistrial" T-Shirt Afrocentric He came to LA from
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He came to LA from the Florida Gators where he had an extremely successful college career
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Pasmore passed away in 1998
This vintage Hank Williams shirt from 1993
Vintage Lou Reed "Mistrial" T-Shirt Afrocentric He came to LA fromIn 1986, two decades after he started The Velvet Underground, Lou Reed released his 14th solo album Mistrial. The record, which was produced by Reed himself and band member Fernando Saunders, was a success. It went to #47 in the US and #69 in the UK. The album produced two singles, both of which had music videos, "The Original Wrapper" and "No Money Down." And, of course, to support the album, Reed went out on the road, playing songs from all over his
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