Dweezilla 2011 - Flo and Eddie Interview
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- Опубліковано 14 лют 2012
- This video is related to the March 2012 issue of Guitar World. For the full text and tablature for the column, you can pick up the issue of newsstands now or in our online store:
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In the March issue of Guitar World, we took a look at the third year of Dweezilla, a music camp launched by Dweezil Zappa. In the video below, we get even more in-depth with interviews with The Turtles members Flo and Eddie.
Every classic rock fan should read Howard Kaylan's "Shell Shocked" autobiography, it's the business!
I only wish that Mark and Howard knew how much they have meant to me in my life! I truly love those guys! Since November 1968 at Clowes Hall in Indianapolis, IN!
I know both Mark and Howard have been suffering from health issues these days (the heartbreaking effects of aging), but I just hope that they know how much they’ve meant to all of us throughout the years. They made such incredible art and it has enriched my life ever since I was a little boy. I am so grateful for growing up with their voices. ❤
Mark, Howard and Frank helped me get through my Vietnam experience. God Bless Them!!!
Nice to see that these two are still performing alive and well today. A lot of people aren't as fond of Zappa's music with them on vocals, but I personally really like them. They're both quite talented vocalists, they're a lot of fun to listen to and above all else they're super funny! I hope they tour with Dweezil again because I'd love to see them perform onstage. They're quite underrated if you ask me :)
Currently reading Howards book "Shell shocked" Covers Zappa and everything. Incredible memories. Howards voice was so pure. What a time to be alive. Born in 69, I just missed it. Thank God we have their music forever.
These 2 fellas have been loyal through thick & thin since teens. We all need @ least 1 person in our lives like that 👏👍👍✌️♥️
My favorite Turtle has always been the happiest Turtle....Mark Volman.
Loved all you guys as a kid! We all need Jesus now my friends! He gave His life for us, so we can get out alive!!!
It is wonderful to hear from Flo and Eddie; they're looking and sounding great.
When I first heard Just another Band from LA in 1971 I was floored. I continue to listen to it very often. Fifty years later I still think of it as a beautiful masterpiece of the last century
Flo and Eddie I'm 69, and totally dig you guys from day 1 it was love at first sound.✌🏻️❤️👍🏻
Moving targets. One of the classic albums of all time. I was in high school back in 1975 when they had a radio show on Sunday nights on 106.7 craziest show ever!!
I have just turned 69 and I grew up with Franks musics, and I would just like to say thank you for the music, still listening to Frank, never to old to rock n roll, thank you guys.
Anyone else ever notice anytime an ex-member of the Mothers is interviewed, or just talking on TV/Radio, every single one of them to a person sings the praises of Frank. Yes, he was a hard task master, and if you didn't toe the line, Frank sent you home...no yelling, no scene, no embarrassing confrontation - he got your money and he handed you a plane ticket home...but that very rarely happened. Twice, maybe? As hard as he worked his band & the crew, and he did, too - everyone loved their job! Everyone got paid, no one had to hassle with the mundane crap - it was handled. You just had to do what you were hired to do. On top of being one of our greatest composers, one the best damn rock guitarists ever, a great showman....he was the consumate professional businessman, too. And a very funny guy. And a damn good man. We miss you, Frank!
there is no Frank Zappa shadow . . . more like an illuminating aura that will last down the ages. Thank you Dweezil and family for continuing Franks legacy.
I am a HUGE Frank Zappa fan, still have his music on my ipod and of course I love love love the Turtles.........I had a crush on Howard was I was a yougin.
What great guys. Very congenial and thoughtful, as well as being great artists.
"You're so professional, Howie."
Such beautiful sounds from such goofy looking guys...God bless them!