Velvet Underground – Sterling Morrison’s Charge Receipt from Max’s Kansas City

A Max’s Kansas City invoice for food and drink made on account by the late Velvet Underground guitarist Sterling Morrison.

Morrison and the Velvets were frequent customers at Max’s, where the band played their last series of concerts with Lou Reed in September 1970 (their Live At Max’s Kansas City album was recorded during these shows.)  This invoice, mailed to Morrison at his apartment on Christopher Street in New York City, is dated March 2, 1969, and covers charges for January and February, totaling $302.03.  The original postmarked envelope is included.

This receipt is from Morrison’s legendary archive, and comes with Recordmecca’s written lifetime guarantee, noting this was acquired from Sterling Morrison’s widow, Martha Morrison.  5 1/2″ x 8″.

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