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Song writer, poet and artist, Lou Reed says Coney Island Baby is first album whose production he's been able to control completely
Song writer, poet and artist, Lou Reed says Coney Island Baby is first album whose production he's been able to control completely

Song writer, poet and artist, Lou Reed says Coney Island Baby is first album whose production he's been able to control completely

Date3/17/1976
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Original Toronto Star caption: Song writer, poet and artist, Lou Reed says Coney Island Baby is first album whose production he's been able to control completely.
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