Andy Warhol Shoots the Only Color Film of The Velvet Underground Playing Live in Concert (1967)

In 1965, Andy Warhol took a break from painting, immersed himself in filmmaking and multimedia projects, then threw his influence behind the up-and-coming NYC band, The Velvet Underground. He became the band’s manager and “produced” their first album, which meant designing the album cover and giving the band members the freedom to make whatever album they pleased.- www.openculture.com/