Whatever happened to Lorette Velvette, tall as she was?

found this via google, but it's not quite up-to-date:
http://www.grunnenrocks.nl/index.html?bands/v/velvettelorette.htm

was in The Hellcats.
was in Tav Falco's Panther Burns.
is on a song by Adolescent Music Fantasy.
toured Europe with Scott Bomar.
appears with a solo-track on the Love Is My Only Crime LP/CD (Intercord, 1993, IRS 964.966).
recorded a special soundtrack single with Mick Collins, for - Wayne County Ramblin' (Lamplighter Records, 1997, EST 06).
was in Ron Franklin Entertainers.
was in the Alluring Strange.
is a solo artist. Probably loads of releases, among 'em a 7" on the Singles Going Steady label (1993, SGS-9301) with both Alex Chilton and Mick Collins appearing and a 7" on Loverly Music (1995, LM-9502-7).
is in NYC group the Kropotkins (includes Dave Soldier, Mo Tucker ...).
appears on the "The Singles" (1997-1999) Loverly Music 2xCD (Loverly Music, 2000, LMCD-0001). There's a compilation track on Shangri-La Records too.
is married to Alex Greene.
in 2000 had a solo CD out on Okra-Tone Records, the CD is entitled Rude Angel.
has a track on A History Of Memphis Garage Rock: The '90s CD (Shangri-La Records, 2003, shangri-la 037).

she's really good; I remember seeing her play a big 12-string at the Center for Southern Folklore in Memphis a few years back. She really had it. I've got a couple of her singles from the late '90s--her take on Bowie's "Boys Keep Swinging" is quite good.

all I know of her is that she sang backup on Sonic Youth's "Little Trouble Girl" with Kim Deal and Melissa Dunn, and on 2 songs on Two Dollar Guitar's Burned & Buried album ("Song For A Dead Friend" and "Let Me Bring You Down").

Last I heard she had settled down to mom-hood. I hope she continues making music though. The Rude Angel disc on Okra-Tone is a great anthology of her stuff to go with. I saw her a few years ago on the last Kropotkins tour; Moe Tucker was in the band and Lou Reed sat in the front row at Tonic making nyah-nyah faces at her!

Lorette V. lived next door to a friend of mine during my Memphis days. If I remember correctly, local lore had it that when Dennis Quaid came to town to do that Jerry Lee film, he had his eye set on Lorette, but I think she was seein' Tav Falco at the time. She's a cutie.