LP's
	Soundsville! Design, DLP 187, Mono, USA, 1965 Design, SDLP 187, Stereo, USA, 1965 Side 1: 1. Don't Turn My World Upside Down / 2. Soul City / 3. Teardrop In The Sand / 4. Wonderful World Of Love / 5. You're Driving Me Insane Side 2: 1. First Impression / 2. I'm Gonna Fight / 3. I've Got A Tiger In My Tank / 4. Cycle Annie / 5. Johnny Won't Surf No More / 6. It's Hard For A Girl In A World Full Of Man All titles composed by Reed/Philips/Vance/Sims, except "I've Got A Tiger In My Hand" by Reed/Philips/Vance/Sims/Motta Lou sings and play guitar on side 1, track 5, and side 2, track 4, and (problably) plays guitar and backing vocals on the rest.
	Out Of Sight! Design, DLP 269, Mono, Usa, 1967 Includes "Cycle Annie" by "The Beachnuts. Lou Reed co-writes, sing and play guitar on this song.
	The Four Seasons Design, DLP 185, Mono, USA, 1964 Includes "Ya Runnin' But I'll Get You", written by Reed and other colaborators from Pickwick
	Ronnie Dove / Terry Philips Swingin' Teen Sounds Of Design, DLP 186, Mono, USA, 1965 Side 1 : Ronnie Dove : I'll Be Around / No Greater Love / Terry Philips : This Rose (Sims, Vance, Philips, Reed) / Flowers For The Lady (Irby, Philips, Vance, Reed, Sims) / This I Promise You (Guiffre, Philips, Sims, Vance) Side 2 : Ronnie Dove : Saddest Song / Party Doll / Wild One (Reed, Philips, Vance, Sims) / Everybody's Sweetheart (Baron, Philips, Irby) / You (Philips, Vance, Sims) Lou problably plays guitar in some of the songs, particularly the ones he co-writes
	Irma Thomas, Maxine Brown & Ronnie Dickinson Grand Prix, KS-426, Mono, USA, 1965 Pickwick tracks: "Maybe Tomorrow" (Reed/Philips/Vance/Sims) and "Love Can Make You Cry" (Reed/Philips/Vance/Sims) both interpreted by Ronnie Dickerson
	Rockin' On Broadway · The Time, Brent, Shad Story Ace Records, CDCHD 758, UK, 2000 Includes: The Jades: So Blue (Lou Reed / Phil Harris) / Leave Her For Me (Lou Reed) Recorded in 1958 Lewis (Lou) Reed: Your Love (Lou Reed) / Merry Go 'Round (Lou Reed) Recorded in 1962 - First Lou Reed solo recordings
	45's
	The Jades Leave Her For Me (Lewis Reed) / So Blue (Phil Harris/Lewis Reed) Time 1002, Mono, USA, 28/11/1958 Two different versions: White label sample copy, with So Blue credited to Phil Harris. Dark blue label stock copy with So Blue credited to Lewis Reed and Phil Harris.
	The Primitives The Ostrich / Sneaky Pete Pickwick City, PC-1001, Mono, USA, 1964 All titles composed by Reed/Sims/Vance/Philips After the relative success of "The Ostrich", Pickwick formed a band for playing live and promote the songs in different shows. This band included John Cale.
	The Intimates I've Got A Tiger In My Tank (Motta/Philips/Reed/Sims/Vance) / Smart Too Late (Soloway/Glaser) Epic, 5-9743, Mono, USA, 1965
	Roberta Williams Tell Mama Not To Cry (Vance/Sims/Reed/Phillips) / Maybe Tomorrow (Vance/Sims/Reed/Phillips) Uptown, 707, Mono, USA, 1965
	The All Night Workers Don't Put All Your Eggs In One Basket (Bill Alniger) / Why Don't You Smile Now? (Reed/Cale/Philips/Vance), Mono, USA, 1965 Round Sound, RS-1, Mono, USA, 1965 "Why Don't You Smile Now?" is the first known colaboration between Lou Reed and JohnCale Three different editions: Red/Orange DJ copy Red Orange stock copy White copy
	Donnie Burks Why Don't You Smile Now (Reed/Cale/Philips/Vance) / Satisfaction Guaranteed Decca, 32134, Mono, USA, 1965
	Lewis Reed / The Jades All Tomorrow's Dance Parties Norton Records, EP-097, US, 2000 Side A: Lewis (Lou) Reed: Your Love (Lou Reed) / Merry Go 'Round (Lou Reed) Recorded in 1962 - First Lou Reed solo recordings Side B: The Jades: So Blue (Lou Reed / Phil Harris) / Leave Her For Me (Lou Reed) Recorded in 1958

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