The banana album sold few copies, but everyone who bought one started a band — the Velvet Underground from Warhol's Factory to Loaded.
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The Velvet Underground: The Velvet Underground & Nico 14
1964The Velvet Underground begins as Lou Reed meets John CaleNew YorkA pop songwriter and a classically trained avant-garde violist.
1965The Velvet Underground taken up by Andy WarholThe FactoryWarhol becomes their manager and adds the singer Nico.
1966The Velvet Underground play Exploding Plastic InevitableWarhol's multimedia showShows with films, lights and dancers.
1967The Velvet Underground release The Velvet Underground & NicoThe banana albumWarhol's banana cover — a commercial flop and a hugely influential album.
1968The Velvet Underground release White Light/White HeatSister RayA noisy album with the 17-minute Sister Ray.
1968The Velvet Underground fire John CaleLine-up changeReed forces Cale out.
1969The Velvet Underground release The Velvet UndergroundQuiet albumA gentle third album.
1970Lou Reed leaves The Velvet UndergroundMax's Kansas CityQuits after a residency at Max's Kansas City.
1970The Velvet Underground release LoadedSweet JaneWith Sweet Jane and Rock & Roll, released after Reed left.
1973The Velvet Underground endSqueezeThe name ends after a last album without the original members.
1990The Velvet Underground's Reed and Cale release Songs for DrellaWarhol tributeA tribute to Andy Warhol.
1993The Velvet Underground reunite for a European tourReunionThe original four tour Europe.
1996The Velvet Underground inducted into the Rock and Roll Hall of FameHall of FameInducted by Patti Smith.
2013The Velvet Underground's Lou Reed diesAged 71Dies on Long Island.