Patti Smith (1975) Multiple live versions by Patti Smith, the "punk poet laureate", were released in the mid-1970s on bootleg albums Let's Deodorize The Night, Teenage Perversity & Ships In The Night, In Heat, and Bicentenary Blues, usually as a medley in which Lou Reed's "Pale Blue Eyes" would "sacrilegiously segue" into "Louie Louie". A 1975 live version at The Bottom Line was described as "uptight" with her "raw voice barking out the chorus". Her version has also been described as tapping "directly into the primal, urchin-like spirit of rock's renaissance".
patti smith (1975) multiple live versions by patti smith the "punk poet laureate" were released in the mid-1970s on bootleg albums let's deodorize the night teenage perversity & ships in the night in heat and bicentenary blues usually as a medley in which lou reed's "pale blue eyes" would "sacrilegiously segue" into "louie louie" a 1975 live version at the bottom line was described as "uptight" with her "raw voice barking out the chorus" her version has also been described as tapping "directly into the primal urchin-like spirit of rock's renaissance"