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This article is about the Lou Reed live album. For other uses, see
Take No Prisoners.
Lou Reed's third live album, this 1978 release was Reed's contribution to the double live album era. It was recorded at the Bottom Line, New York and there is no overdubbing. It is distinguished for featuring several lengthy and humorous monologues from the artist, among them a detailed story of the origin of "Walk on the Wild Side." The illustrations on the cover were by Brent Bailer.
[edit] Track listing
All tracks written by Lou Reed
- "Sweet Jane"
- "I Wanna Be Black"
- "Satellite Of Love"
- "Pale Blue Eyes"
- "Berlin"
- "I'm Waiting For The Man"
- "Coney Island Baby"
- "Street Hassle"
- "Walk on the Wild Side"
- "Leave Me Alone"
[edit] Personnel:
- Lou Reed - vocals, guitar, guitar synthesizer
- Stuart Heinrich - guitar, background vocals
- Marty Fogel - electric saxophone
- Michael Fonfara - electric piano
- Ellard "Moose" Boles - bass, background vocals
- Michael Suchorsky - drums
- Angel Howell - tambourine, background vocals
- Chrissy Faith - background vocals
Mixed & engineered by Manfred Schunke at Delta Studio, Wilster, Germany
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