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	Doug Yule - Story (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-19)
		Doug Yule played with the Velvets from 1968 until the band dissolved in the early seventies.
		Yule continued on with his life, the periodic royalty checks one of the few reminders of what he had been a part of.
		And although Yule was able to obtain a complimentary copy of "Peel Slowly and See", an impressive box set of The Velvet Underground discography which included recordings done while Yule was in the band, he was not interviewed for the liner notes that appeared in the collection.
	www.geocities.com /landem.geo/dougyule/dystory.html (2273 words)

	What Goes On - VUAS - Doug Yule (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-19)
		Douglas Alan Yule (born February 25, 1947) is an American rock and roll musician (bass guitar, organ, guitar, drums and vocals), famous for being a member of The Velvet Underground from 1968 to 1973.
		Doug Yule became a friend of the band, but he was no big fan of their music.
		Yule was not included in the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame when the Velvets were inducted, and he didn't join their reunion in the early 1990s.
	www.vuas.org /bio/dougbio.html (777 words)

	Doug Yule - Biography - AOL Music
		Doug Yule replaced John Cale as bass player for the Velvet Underground in late 1968, and went on to play on their third and fourth albums, as well as continue with the Lou Reed-less version of the group for a while in the early 1970s.
		Yule had never even played with them or auditioned; they may have just felt that his personality was suitable, having already hung out with him.
		Although Yule took an unassuming, back-seat sort of role in the band when he joined, by 1970 he was becoming more assertive and exerting more of a voice in the band's direction.
	music.aol.com /artist/doug-yule/140635/biography (1002 words)

	TheVelvetUnderground.co.uk v2 (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-19)
		Doug was to become the forgotten Velvet to some extreme, blamed often for the Velvets becoming a "vehicle for Lou Reed's softer side; a homogeneous entity devoid of the white hot intensity which was fueled by the uncompromising spirit of John Cale".
		Doug Yule had left Boston University after one year, and managed to dodge the draft up for the Vietnam War.
		Perhaps Doug was in over his head, but he had the confidence (although he himself described it as arrogance), to try and keep up.
	www.thevelvetunderground.co.uk /doug.html (400 words)

	Billy Yule - Free Music Downloads, Videos, Lyrics, CDs, MP3s, Bio, Merchandise and Links
		Yule got the gig because he was younger brother of bassist Doug Yule (who had only been in the band since late 1968, when he replaced John Cale).
		As it turned out, however, Yule only drummed on a few of the tracks of the final studio album to be recorded with Lou Reed as leader, Loaded; they were otherwise handled by session man Tommy Castanaro, producer/engineer Adrian Barber, and Doug Yule.
		Yule, however, is the drummer on Live at Max's Kansas City, recorded on August 23, 1970, Reed's final night with the band.
	www.artistdirect.com /nad/music/artist/bio/0,,512808,00.html (357 words)

	What Goes On - The Velvet Underground Appreciation Society (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-19)
		The Velvet Underground, which at that time consisted of Doug Yule (vocals/guitar), Willie Alexander (keyboards/vocals), Walter Powers (bass guitar) and Maureen Tucker (drums), had toured the United Kingdom and The Netherlands in 1971 to support its latest album, Loaded.
		Squeeze, whose title supposedly reflects Sesnick's stranglehold on Yule or the barrel-scraping efforts to squeeze maximum revenue out of the band name, was recorded in the autumn of 1972 and released in February 1973 in the United Kingdom, France and Spain.
		Although the album technically is a Velvet Underground release, it is properly Doug Yule's debut studio album and it probably would have fared far better if it had been labelled as such, given the actual quality of most of the tracks, some of which would not have been out of place on Loaded.
	www.vuas.org /discs/squeeze.html (434 words)

	The Velvet Underground (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-19)
		Billy Yule, Doug's brother, was brought in as a temporary replacement.
		Yule began to echo SesnickÕs request of a more commercial sounding band and tried to assert himself in the band.
		Yule continued on with various members and even recorded a Velvet Underground record in Britain in 1973 titled "Squeeze" that features Deep Purple's Ian Paice on drums.
	www.velvetunderground.com /loaded.html (1164 words)

	GET LOADED WITH THE VELVET UNDERGROUND'S LOST CLASSIC. (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-19)
		Yule is perhaps the most maligned person in the history of the Velvet Underground.
		The fact of the matter is that Doug Yule was able to fill in steadily and create his own niche; however the driving force of the first two VU albums was the creative tension between Lou Reed and John Cale.
		The version of the VU that continued after Lou Reed's departure (and led by Doug Yule) is most definitely the cause of much scorn towards Yule.
	www.blacktable.com /smith040624.htm (1601 words)

	Yule (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-19)
		Doug Yule had befriended the band after seeing them play numerous times in his hometown of Boston, MA.
		After the band broke up, Yule decided to carry on the Velvet Underground name and release and album with out Reed called "Squeeze." Squeeze recieved unfavorable reviews and is not available in any local record stores.
		Yule then toured with Reed's touring band and then did a brief stint in a band called American Flyer until stepping out of the music biz for good.
	studentweb.providence.edu /~dswhea08/yule.htm (126 words)

	Doug Yule - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Despite this, Yule went back into the studio in 1973 (this time with Deep Purple drummer Ian Paice and two unknown session musicians) and recorded what would be the final album released under the Velvets banner.
		It is argued that Yule's lead vocals were a definite strength for the band, and became more prominent in the bands' recordings once Reed's voice became strained from touring.
		Adding to controversy, Yule was not included in the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame when the Velvets were inducted, and he didn't join their reunion in the early 1990s, despite Sterling Morrison's wish that he be included.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Doug_Yule (790 words)

	Doug Yule interview- Perfect Sound Forever
		Although it was cool to meet Cale and talk to Lou on the phone, I was most excited (and a lot less nervous) to hook up with Doug Yule, as he's often received the short end of the stick from both his former bandmates and the history books.
		Doug: I don't know anything about that legend, I don't where it came from - unless it was started to make the group more interesting somehow.
		Doug: Yes, as soon as I joined the group he encouraged me. He didn't like to be that under the spotlight for that long.
	www.furious.com /perfect/yule.html (3938 words)

	Rarebird's Velvet Underground Reviews
		Yule seems to be aping Reed most of the time, but he comes across as being too lightweight to stand in Reed's shadow.
		Yule says that this show was not meant to be billed as a Velvet Underground performance, but that he and his band were persuaded to use the name by an unscrupulous promoter.
		Yule describes this show as "a mistake" in the liner notes, but he sells it short.
	home.att.net /~rarebird9/vus.html (1774 words)

	Mark Gardener feat. Doug Yule live at Pianos (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-19)
		Doug and Mark Gardener, former member of Ride would appear together in a small club on the lower east side of Manhattan.
		Doug arrived at Pianos on Ludlow street (coincidentally, a stone's throw from Lou, John, and Sterling's old apartment) with his guitar and violin and met Mark.
		Doug and Mark both expressed how much they enjoyed playing together and it's entirely possible that we may hear more from them.
	olivier.landemaine.free.fr /dougyule/dypianos.html (551 words)

	bobchaos.com: Velvet Underground Squeeze
		Yule switched from bass to guitar and lead vocals, with former Grass Menagerie bandmate Walter Powers coming in on bass.
		For the final Velvet Underground sessions, held in the UK during the summer of 1972, the VU were only Doug Yule and Ian Paice, on loan from prog-metal's legendary Deep Purple.
		Please email) But this is by and large Doug Yule; he produced, he arranged, he wrote all of the songs, he plays everything but the drums.
	bobchaos.com /squeeze/squeeze1.html (736 words)

	Sound Bites: Mark Gardener + Doug Yule \| Pianos \| 8.31.2006 (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-19)
		It was loose -- Yule sang from a lyric sheet and chords were fumbled -- but turned out to be a nice little gig even if the motives behind it were murky at best.
		Doug Yule seems to be out of the rock biz and is acting his age.
		doug was talked into it by a mutual friend of him and mark and was very uneasy about doing the show for this very reason.
	soundbites.typepad.com /soundbites/2006/09/mark_gardener_d.html (1099 words)

	Doug Yule - Discography (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-19)
		Actually a Doug Yule solo effort, recorded in October 1972, with Ian Paice on drums.
		Doug is also credited for vocals on Deco Dance, and You Never Know What You're In For.
		American Flyer is Craig Fuller on bass, guitar, vocals; Steve Katz on guitar, harmonica, vocals; Eric Kaz on harmonica, keyboards, vocals; and Doug Yule on drums, vocals.
	www.geocities.com /landem.geo/dougyule/dydiscog.html (449 words)

	ADVENT CALENDAR OF FILTH 11. DOUG YULE \| FreakyTrigger
		Certainly, Doug Yule is preferable to the loathesome Lou Reed and John Cale, who between them have managed to construct a joint canon so large and so grim that it’s only rivalled by the bastard Beatles.
		Doug thinks he played a crucial role and has been written out of history.
		Yule made the wise move of giving up music for many years to pursue a career as a cabinet maker.
	freakytrigger.co.uk /hate/2000/12/advent-calendar-of-filth11-doug-yule (869 words)

	Head Held High
		The Yule era VU has been attacked for becoming the vehicle for Lou Reeds soft side; a homogenous entity devoid of the white hot intensity which was fueled by the uncompromising spirit of John Cale.
		What Doug Yule did was allow the Velvet Underground to record songs like Pale Blue Eyes, Candy Says, What Goes on, Sweet Jane, and Rock-n-Roll, without fear.
		Doug Yule claims he was a very arrogant, greedy, critical young man. We did not meet that Doug Yule.
	www.rocknroll.net /loureed/articles/yule.html (7492 words)

	Live in Seattle: Reviews, Discography, Audio Clips, and more \|\|\| Music.com (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-19)
		Live In Seattle is a real find for fans of The Velvet Underground, what with its onstage recordings from Doug Yule, the former instrumentalist who showed up on Lou Reed 's brilliant 1975 tour prior to the release of Coney Island Baby.
		The recording quality is surprisingly good, and two renditions of Yule's new "Beginning To Get It" are certainly the son of "Beginning To See The Light," or an existentialist extension of the philosophy espoused by Lou Reed on that nugget from the third Velvets LP.
		Tucker headlined the November 4, 2000 event in Seattle where most of this was recorded, and Jennifer Yule's liner notes reveal that this performance happened near the end of Tucker's closing set.
	www.music.com /release/live_in_seattle/8 (513 words)

	Adrian's Album Reviews : The Velvet Underground
		Yeah, Doug could sing OK, but losing John Cale lost The Velvet Underground a vital element of their makeup, namely the avant-garde, dissonant side of the group, the challenging experimental side of the group.
		I actually think Doug Yule's presence adds a boyish charm to the music, which probably enhanced the more "poppish" direction that Lou was probably looking for, anyway.
		Doug Yule had large shoes to fill with the departure not only of Lou Reed, but with the entire rest of the band, as well.
	www.adriandenning.co.uk /velvet.html (4667 words)

	Just Dirt - Doug Yule Iron Butterfly Mystery Solved (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-19)
		Doug Yule's daughter intervenes on America Online in a fascinating reconstruction of rock history.
		There WAS a guy named Doug Yule who played Keyboards in Iron Butterfly.
		Guys, I can assure you that Doug Yule from the Velvets was NOT in Iron Butterfly....I don't know of some other guy named Doug Yule was in there, but it was NOT the same guy.
	www.xnet2.com /neslon/music/faves/yule.html (232 words)

	The Velvet Underground (album) Summary
		Reed quit the group before the album was mixed, and Reed claims that two songs—"Sweet Jane" and "New Age"—were significantly changed by Doug Yule and the rest of the group.
		The Velvet Underground is the eponymous third album by The Velvet Underground, their first with Doug Yule, John Cale's replacement.
		It was recorded in Autumn 1968 at TTG Studios, Hollywood, rather quickly after Cale's depature, and marks a radical shift in sound and approach.
	www.bookrags.com /The_Velvet_Underground_(album) (1141 words)

	brooklynvegan: Mark Gardener (ride) & Doug Yule (Velvet Underground) & special guest @ Pianos tonight
		Mark Gardener (Ride) is playing with Doug Yule (Velvet Underground) at Pianos in NYC tonight (August 31, 2006).
		Then Doug and the special guest, his adorably terrified son, walked on stage and the 3 of them played a Bluegrass song with Doug and son on violins.
		Then Doug switched to guitar, played another song before a string of 3 VU tunes.
	www.brooklynvegan.com /archives/2006/08/mark_gardener_r.html (281 words)

	Doug Yule on tour with the Weisstronauts - Sonic Youth Gossip
		Doug Yule on tour with the Weisstronauts - Sonic Youth Gossip
		He never made it a secret that he was mostly crap,i'd give him that.Carpentry has to be worse than Mo Tucker when she worked in Wal Mart to make ends meet.
		Doug's main crime was keeping VU going post-Reed, although Moe and Sterling both served their time too, so no one is innocent.
	www.sonicyouth.com /gossip/showthread.php?p=221596 (722 words)

	RE: Doug Yule's VU (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-19)
		Subject: RE: Doug Yule's VU From: Alan Wright
		Here's a reply from the venerable Walter Powers (bassist/vocalist with the Lost, then Bagatelle, The Listening, Yules' Velvet Underground and several Willie Alexander outfits): - >>>>>>>>>>>>>>>> On a related note, I received yeterday the "Final V.U. - 1971-73" 4 CD box set from Capt. Trip.
		I'd never heard the post-Lou Reed Velvets (Yule, Mo Tucker, Willie Alexander and Walter Powers) before, and had no idea what to expect.
	www.xnet2.com /bomp/searchable/0110/msg00884.html (87 words)

	Former Velvet Underground Guitarist Doug Yule Undertakes Ishmael-Related Project
		With classics such as "Sweet Jane" and "Walk on the Wild Side", their place in the history of rock is secure and they continue to influence countless modern rock bands.
		A major reason for that success was guitarist Doug Yule.
		Doug left music after becoming disillusioned with the business, but has recently returned to the studio to work on a project inspired by
	www.friendsofishmael.org /action/arts/yule.shtml (133 words)

	Opera Directory (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-19)
		Focuses individually on Yule's contributions to the Velvets and other bands.
		Includes a lengthy interview with Doug, as well as information on his latest projects.
		Information on the 1973 Doug Yule solo effort released under the Velvets' name.
	portal.opera.com /web/?cat=558494 (123 words)

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