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Category Archives: Frank Zappa
Tweezer Glint: Finale – The Roxy Years 73/74 (Part III)
Welcome fellow KUR-meisters to the final installment of the Tweezer Glint series, “Tweezer Glint: Finale – The Roxy Years 73/74 (Part III)”. 120 tracks of raw, unbridled buffoonery amid some of the finest musicianship you’ll hear from this period of … Continue reading
Posted in Frank Zappa, Jean-Luc Ponty, Music
Tagged 1973, 1974, Frank Zappa, mothers of invention, streaming audio, the roxy band
6 Comments
Frank Zappa’s Original PMRC Letters
Newish niche blog Letterheady publishes letterhead designs from the rich and (in)famous. The site recently got picked up and linked to by everyone and their grandmother. In the process, it came to light they also had Frank Zappa’s letterhead featured. … Continue reading
Posted in Frank Zappa, In Writing, Politics, Pop Cult
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Cruising with Ruben & the Jets, 1968 Mix
It’s completely understandable why many new and old fans alike skip over this particular title in the Zappa catalogue. Of all of Zappa’s official releases, it’s no doubt the most controversial among fans because it’s original version has never been … Continue reading
Posted in Alumni, Frank Zappa
Tagged 1968, Frank Zappa, mothers of invention, original mix
39 Comments
When Do We Get Paid? – Jimmy Carl Black
Since Jimmy Carl Black‘s passing, I have had the great opportunity to listen to much of the man’s post-Mothers of Invention recordings. Agree with me or not, JCB was a very unique musician in his own right. Many of his … Continue reading
Posted in Alumni, Frank Zappa, Music, YouTubery
Tagged eugene chadbourne, Frank Zappa, jimmy carl black, Mick Pini, roy estrada, sandro oliva, the grandmothers, the muffin men, Uwe Jesdinsky
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Maybe I’m Totally Wrong, But I’m a…
(Played by The Ohio University Marching 110 at the Ohio Theatre in November, 2000.)
Posted in Bizarre, Frank Zappa, Music, YouTubery
Tagged 2000, Dancin' Fool, Ohio University
14 Comments
Dr Demento Interviews Frank Zappa
Bonus handy download link.
Tweezer Glint: Finale – The Roxy Years 73/74 (Part II)
Welcome to the second installment of Tweezer Glint: Finale – The Roxy Years (Part II). Slip on your headphones to oblivion, kick up your feet, and enjoy this unique group of talented musicians which many consider to be the absolute … Continue reading
Posted in Frank Zappa, Music
Tagged 1973, 1974, Frank Zappa, mothers of invention, streaming audio, the roxy band
7 Comments
The Circular Motion – A Great Google-y Moogle-y
Here’s a brand new multipurpose FZ-database for you: The Circular Motion – A Great Google-y Moogle-y (Found at FZ in Hungary). Tour/Gig information was arranged from FZ Shows 7.1 & Giglist, set list information from FZ Shows. Venues were extracted, … Continue reading
Posted in Community, Frank Zappa
Tagged A Great Google-y Moogle-y, map, The Circular Motion, tourdates
11 Comments
Mammy Anthem, The Baked Potato, January 6th, 2010
Mike Keneally sits in with the Rick Musallam Band (a former Beer For Dolphins bandmate) at the Baked Potato on January 6th, 2010.
Posted in Alumni, Frank Zappa, Mike Keneally, Music, YouTubery
Tagged 2010, cover, Frank Zappa, Mike Keneally, Rick Musallam Band, the Baked Potato
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Frank Zappa, Hamilton, 1975
A couple of recent posts, Philly ’76 and Zomby Woof by Quasar got me thinking about Zappa arrangements in general, and his instrumental compositions in particular – especially within a live context.
Posted in Frank Zappa, Miscellany, Music
Tagged 1975, analysis, arrangements, Eddie Jobson, field recording, Frank Zappa, Hamilton, Norma Jean Bell
7 Comments