a little 'Sister Ray' debunk - Cam Forrester (Vox Continental, Hohner Bass 2, Rheem Mark VII) 

Jesus Christ. Another absolute goldmine of a video, released so quickly after that unbelievable Sterling Morrison documentary. What did we ever do to deserve Cam Forrester? An absolute hero for Velvet Underground fanatics. Thank you, Cam!

Everything that has been coming out of this channel recently has been so groundbreaking and well-crafted, I’ve been following you since 2022 and you’ve never failed to deliver excellent work in preserving this excellent era of music, not to mention all the great original music! I can’t wait to see where you go next Cam, you deserve 50 times the recognition you have.

Yes, very enjoyable and informative. Cheers.

Still listening of 0:11 to 1:15, and it just sounds fucking amazing, just like what The Velvet would have done back in the Day. Good on you Cam, Keep up the good Work

Massively interesting, like all your stuff. Cheers Cam 🍻

You are the only person making content worthwhile these days, I swear!!!!!! Hit after hit, and can't tell you how many times I've rewatched your videos already.

Nice one Cammo!

Love your videos

A new thing to learn! Thanks for this new information on the Velvets! And also, love your little snippet of The Doors, another favorite band of mine!

6:06 in lieu - in Lou - geddit

My favorite channel at the moment. Keep it up 👍🏼

Even the wigs look good. Your attention to detail is superb. 0:58

Fantastic, thanks

Enjoyed it a lot! 👌🏻👍🏻

Extremely interesting! I'll have to pass this video along to some friends. Thanks Cam.

Very interesting! And BTW, I meant to congratulate you last week on the excellent Pt III of your Sterling/VU documentary (which could also accurately be written as "sterling VU documentary"). What a great conclusion to a stunning documentary! The immense research, creative use of archival footage, and tight and engaging script were all excellent, and I especially appreciated your audio-visual re-creation of Sterl's guitar parts. Even as a VU obsessive (for far longer than I want to admit), because of the often poor recording quality of the VU (sometimes combined with Lou's egotistical mixes), it often was hard to pick out and thoroughly appreciate Sterling's parts. But now I can hear them! As is all your VU content, it's a real gift you're giving Velvets fans. Also, I love your "Surreal" single, and may have missed it somewhere, but is there a new album coming? I'll definitely buy a digital version or CD if/when the opportunity arises! P.S. You've solved many VU mysteries, so I have a question that I've never seen definitely answered, but I bet you know: Was the guitar solo on "I'm Set Free" played by Lou or Sterling? I always assumed the latter based on the album version, but the live Matrix Tapes version seems to be Lou playing it, based on the rhythm guitar sound and stereo separation.

Cam, you are AMAZING, my brother. I thank my lucky stars I found you. Another VU history gem for all future generations to come :)

It would be cool if you could get an interview with Cale. I dont know if he would want to answer questions like this, or even remember. But i did message him on facebook one time and he did read it (or perhaps someone who runs it, but id guess its him), though he didnt respond. But i dont think its too hard to get ahold of him. It was kind of a weird question so dont blame him lol. I was glad he even read it. Thank you for the info though, i always assumed it was Vox cont. Sister Ray has a lot of great fuzz moments. Ive always liked that 60s fuzz kind of sound. On an organ, or on guitar like "I Cant Get No Satisfaction".

Thank you for this Cam!

The hohner thing sounds a lot like Neutral Milk Hotel's "Avery Island/April 1st"

The doors have (unfairly) got a lot more coverage than TVU so I'm not sure if there's anything for you could add or not but hearing your little doors cover at the end was very satisfying, you're absolutely legend at recreating 60's rock. But if you ever do have something you feel like saying about the doors I'm sure we'd love to hear it as well!

Did John Cale definitely NOT play the organ on "what goes on" in the ( perhaps erroneously titled?) Live 69 album?

You already cover one of my favourite bands now you are venturing to the other The Doors….always intelligent entertaining content.

But Cam, you didn't mention that Rheem's main business was water heaters!

He was using the Rheem, but was it through a Super Beatle? Did he have a fuzz unit on the amp going? What do you think?

Interesting. Any reason you bought the full physical organs over things like a VST? That looks so large and bulky in the modern age! I find the VSTs sound quite good.

a 1964 vox continental !!!!!!!!!! -I have a 1965 version

Hmm interesting, Sister Ray is basically one of the main prosecutors for punk rock & heavy metal even though it has no bass guitar on it. Also you've pretty much doing music ever since you first heard of VU, am I right or what?

Probably didn't help that at least once Cale said it was a vox continental in something I read.

ure like a detective but for VU music