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Cool to see young people discovering and keeping this music alive. Hes son, Dweezil Zappa plays Franks music live and the band is awesome. Keep up the good stuff.
Saw Zappa six times and Dweezil six times. Zappa was the greatest musician of the twentieth century. Zappa improvised his amazing solos for every concert. Freaking amazing guitarist,he could do anything anyone else could do. No one could do what he did.
I saw Zappa live three times. The last time was in my hometown, Miwlaukee, WI. The drummer and bass player came on statge and started a groove. One by one, the other band members came on and joined, and got something really nice going, getting heavier. Then Zappa came on, walked to the front of the stage and started playing an absolutely face melting guitar solo! The band was pushing him and his solo was getting more and more intense. Then suddenly, BAM! Everyone except the drums and bass laid out, the groove was still there, but it was real quiet. Then Zappa goes up to the mic and says "Hi there!" The crowd went nust. He said "My name is Frank. And this is my hobby!" The crowd went bonkers. This is how he began the show.
saw the Mothers in 67 in Fresno. In the middle of a song Zappa would call up a mother and he started telling a story about rebuilding he motor in his mother's basement, then call up a second guy and then a third. All talking over each other. Quite a few people got up and left. When Frank was satisfied he went into a solo like in this video. Everybody came racing back. This was after his first album and he was still fucking with us all.
Had a blast with Zappa 1973 concert @ Kent State when he had a full leg cast on and was hopping around all over the stage. Incredibly, he opened for Mahavishnu Orchestra! When the concert was over we could hardly move. I knew Zappa could play the guitar but I never really knew how excellently until that night when he played a 20 minute solo. All those years ago..
I saw Zappa in Montreal sometime in 1977 with Terry Bozzio, Ed Mann, Patrick O'Hearn, Adrian Belew, Tommy Mars and Peter Wolf. I saw him a couple of more times over the years, but this was the most memorable concert of his for me, and one the the most special musical experiences of my life. The sound was fantastic, the atmosphere was electric and the performance was sublime! An incredible show.
"Watermelon In Easter Hay" tops everything he did for me. I'm not the biggest Zappa fan, but "Watermelon" is one of the greatest guitar solos ever by anyone.
Earlier that yeat(1977) I saw Adrian Belew playing at a small club here in Nashville with his band Sweetheart just before Zappa discovered him.(Zappa had Played Vandebuilt University that spring,where I had the good fortune to see him.)
This is my introduction to your channel, and I find one of my all-time favorite Zappa performances featured! my mother actually graduated in the same class as Frank Zappa in 1958. I grew up in the LA area so Frank was always on my radar and I’ve been a huge fan my whole life. I was fortunate enough to see him a number of times; he and the band never disappointed! Kudos to you for recognizing the excellence of this Performance as it totally delivers the Zappa experience! If you haven’t yet heard the live version of “the Illinois enema bandit” I would check that out ASAP!
I discovered this song in 1995. It gave me knowledge for a mashup song that combines 4 songs: 1) Exodus by Bob Marley, 2) Life during wartime by Talking Heads, 3) 25 or 6 to 4 by Chicago and finally this song that talks about those tiny cookies. The band is Umphree’s McGee on their mashup album Zonkey
I really like the solo in Drowning Witch from Ship Arriving too Late album... So many good solos I would really have to think about some of my favorites. Live at Roxy with Echidna's Arf (of you) and Don't you ever wash that thing; incredible ensemble playing. Music for low Budget Orchestra and Guitar. As good as many of Frank's guitarists were, Frank was still my favorite. He played so viscerally... The wah-wah guitar, Ainsley Dunbar on drums, and Flo and Eddie on vocals in Fillmore East Little House I used to Live in! The Ocean is the Ultimate Solution! Zappa on bass and guitar in Wind Up Workin' in a Gas Station. Chunga's Revenge Transylvania Boogie (then listen to the Warren Cucurullo version on UA-cam, superb!)
@@todd8155 YES! I love Echidna's Arf and Don't you ever wash that thing. Those are probably my most favorite FZ tracks of all time. "I come from nowhere" Guitar Solo is also great and starts so AGGRESIVELY, I love it.
@@bulkvanderhuge9006 - Ship Arriving too Late is one of my favorite albums that I have been listening to more of lately. I Come From Nowhere solos is wonderfll, and I love Teenage Prostitute; that sort of Peter Gunn syncopation is insane! Lie I said, it would take some serious work to figure out my favorite songs and guitar solos.
This video came across my feed and since I am a huge Frank Zappa fan I had to check it out!! So THIS very concert was attended by a really close friend of mine, who is no longer with us, but he had front row seats and if you look real close during muffin man when Frank goes to the edge of the stage to talk to some of the crowd my friend is right there!! I myself went to see Zappa the following year '78 Halloween at the Palladium theater!! Frank had Steve Vai playing guitar and still had Terry bozzio on drums and almost the same lineup as you see here!! The only difference may have been switching Adrian Belew for Steve Vai. Anyway if you've ever seen the live version of the song Stevie gets a Spanking, I think it's called, it's pretty funny!! All in all I probably gone to about 8 or 9 Frank Zappa concerts from the late 70s to the mid 80s and they were always fantastic!!!
I love the raw rock n roll feel of this solo, the off notes, the attitude. And then after when they go into the melody with Adrian playing the harmony it’s like boom, polished, composed articulate and intelligent. Really showcasing everything frank can do on guitar IMO. Thank you for sharing you ideas that’s what it’s all about!
No one really talks much about Zappa's tone. He had an amazing tone and an amazing variety of tone. I think his tone was a unique as his compositional skills and his guitar playing.
Zappa and Halloween both celebrate all souls. This one suffers a bit from audio recording shortcomings. Check out his guitar solo on 'Willie the Pimp'.
I saw Zappa in Anaheim in the 70s, and the Doobie Brothers opened for them. I was a fan of both, but it was an unfortunate pairing. Turns out that MOST of the audience was there for the Doobies, so during the break between acts the arena emptied more than half of the seats. I was irritated at the Doobie fans, but nothing against the Doobies. Both shows were excellent, but more than half of the attendees didn't stick around to find out.
@@gozaband Early 1970s. Weasels Ripped My Flesh and Waka Jawaka Hot Rats were the only albums I had at the time. Two very different albums, so I had no expectations other than to see Frank. He did a lot of stuff I wasn't familiar with, so I remember more that I was ripped and enjoying whatever came from him (if that makes sense). Doobies fans bailing out unfortunately became the dominant memory.
Eddie Van Halen, famously stated that Frank played the guitar like a typewriter. Even after meeting him and Inspiring Frank's son, Dweezil. I respect what EVH brought to the table, but Frank was way ahead of the guitar curve in composition and structure than EVH ever was. Just like Allan Holdsworth that Eddie worshipped at the feet of, Zappa deserves every bit of the accolades that only the greatest guitar players aspire to. Johnson, Christian, King, (3 different facets of Kings) Lightnin' Hopkins, Hendrix... Frank Is the ultimate distillation of all that came before him, and to quote the man himself "I take orders from no one"...
I probably wouldn't rate this as his best guitar solo, but given I've yet to hear a Zappa solo I didn't like, it's kind of irrelevant. Though his live version of Muffin Man as recorded on the album Bongo Fury is probably my favorite, next to Watermelon in Easter Hay off of Joes Garage.
Though these later Zappa bands were possibly more technically proficient, they somehow don't hold a candle to the Mothers. This is not Zappa at his best not even close, I'm sure Dweezil agrees as indicated by the songs played in his many tributes to his father. What is great is it shows that it ain't how you play its what you play and its clear that Frank's inspiration wasn't what it once was though his talent was still there and may have actually grown. Its a delicate balance between inspiration and talent. Who is your master?
Also....I block REACTION Videos and Channels, because they are using other channel content to get viewers, while sitting there and proving NOTHING of value.
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I have been to about a half a dozen Zappa concerts back in the day. One of them was also a "Zappaween" concert in Philadelphia, I think the year before this one, 1976. It was memorable to me because I wrote a review for the local newspaper trying to break into the business, writing that Zappa brought his "lyrical, satirical and strictly non-commercial material to the Spectrum theater last night!"
Saw Frank probably about 15 times between 1978-1988 (all Philly, NY, NJ, MD) and each time the array of world-class musicians with him was staggering. Is this his best solo? I'd argue no just because there are way too damn many to choose from, but my favorites include Five Five Five (on Shut Up and Play Your Guitar), Muffin Man (Bongo Fury) and the live TV version of Black Napkins from the Mike Douglas show (1976)
First time seeing you two reacting to Zappa although it seems like you are seasoned Zappa fans. I typically shy away from Zappa fans reacting to Zappa, but you guys seems a bit different. I’m down 100% to you doing lots more Zappa. As for this one, Belew’s vocals are perfect here. Don’t forget to pay attention to Frank’s intended audience. Every Zappa song is directed to someone or some group of people.
Zappa was a really funny dude but that was nothing compared to his music abilities. He was also a satirist who commented on society in a thoughtful way. Great that folks are keeping his music alive and vibrant. Zappa music will make you a better musician. Or open the ears of any person. Given a chance I think almost anyone would enjoy his music. Also look out for all the future stars who pass thru his band. The guy could see/hear talent. And he played the skronkenest guitar. And he gave us Dweezal. What more do you want? Nice video. Thank you.
I saw Zappa twice - First time was Fox Theater in Atlanta about 1973. I don't remember much, but do remember Ruth Underwood and Frank's guitar. Then in 1974, an all-day festival at Atlanta's Fulton County Stadium with Mountain and Ten Years After. Frank was headliner. We were sitting high up, second level, playing Trivia. No-one knew the name of Tom Mix's horse. About 30 minutes later, Frank was tuning up to begin their set, stepped to the mic, said "Tom Mix's horse was Tony". We fell out of our seats! Our little Trivia game had gone all through the stadium to Frank. Found out many years later that Frank's home in Laurel Canyon had once been home to Tom Mix.
Ive listened to zappa from the early years and beyond , but the lyrics are ( off the wall ) which are ? Comical and funny , but kept him out of popularity and lots more fame and money ..
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Adrian Belew really got the best resume, Zappa to Bowie to King Crimson, Talking Heads, Tom Tom Club, Laurie Anderson, and Nine inch Nails
Did not know he was in NIN! Wow will have to go see what he did with them thanks for sharing!
Cool to see young people discovering and keeping this music alive. Hes son, Dweezil Zappa plays Franks music live and the band is awesome.
Keep up the good stuff.
Yesss dweezil did a concert and q&a at the music college we went to, Musicians Institute in Hollywood
Saw Zappa six times and Dweezil six times. Zappa was the greatest musician of the twentieth century. Zappa improvised his amazing solos for every concert. Freaking amazing guitarist,he could do anything anyone else could do. No one could do what he did.
One of the greatest of all time.
Agree!
I saw Zappa live three times. The last time was in my hometown, Miwlaukee, WI. The drummer and bass player came on statge and started a groove. One by one, the other band members came on and joined, and got something really nice going, getting heavier. Then Zappa came on, walked to the front of the stage and started playing an absolutely face melting guitar solo! The band was pushing him and his solo was getting more and more intense. Then suddenly, BAM! Everyone except the drums and bass laid out, the groove was still there, but it was real quiet. Then Zappa goes up to the mic and says "Hi there!" The crowd went nust. He said "My name is Frank. And this is my hobby!" The crowd went bonkers.
This is how he began the show.
Good Lord! I'd never seen this live version!! GREAT!!! Bozzio kills it!!! Great guitar tone in solo!! This was a song that fell off my radar, Thx!!!
So cool to see a young Adrian Belew singing away!
Right?! Nailing it too
When you realize your grandfather was way cooler than you could ever be
😂
Saw Frank 17 times ! Greatest memories and I feel blessed
I could tell you stories that would blow your mind bout my thousand nights with Frank and his 3 horny nieces .But that was in my dreams .😅😅
Zappa c'est visionnaire❤👍 meilleurs compositeur au monde...!merci super vidéo🤘
Merci!!! 🙏🏼❤️
saw the Mothers in 67 in Fresno. In the middle of a song Zappa would call up a mother and he started telling a story about rebuilding he motor in his mother's basement, then call up a second guy and then a third. All talking over each other. Quite a few people got up and left. When Frank was satisfied he went into a solo like in this video. Everybody came racing back. This was after his first album and he was still fucking with us all.
So brilliant!!!
The best of the best, the one and only Frank Zappa
A mind is like a parachute. It doesn't work if it is not open by Frank Zappa
Had a blast with Zappa 1973 concert @ Kent State when he had a full leg cast on and was hopping around all over the stage. Incredibly, he opened for Mahavishnu Orchestra! When the concert was over we could hardly move. I knew Zappa could play the guitar but I never really knew how excellently until that night when he played a 20 minute solo. All those years ago..
Wow that must have been an amazing concert! Would have loved to be there! Zappa and Mahavishnu Orchestra, that’s a freakin lineup!
Mahavishnu opened for Zappa.
Frank was the best !
I saw Zappa in Montreal sometime in 1977 with Terry Bozzio, Ed Mann, Patrick O'Hearn, Adrian Belew, Tommy Mars and Peter Wolf. I saw him a couple of more times over the years, but this was the most memorable concert of his for me, and one the the most special musical experiences of my life. The sound was fantastic, the atmosphere was electric and the performance was sublime! An incredible show.
Next time, let the girl talk more. The guy is as passionate about Zappa as I am. Wanted to hear more of her thoughts on the song.
Will do, she did say she was speechless though so I had to keep the ball rolling lol
"Watermelon In Easter Hay" tops everything he did for me. I'm not the biggest Zappa fan, but "Watermelon" is one of the greatest guitar solos ever by anyone.
Joes garage is probably my favorite complete work of his!
Earlier that yeat(1977) I saw Adrian Belew playing at a small club here in Nashville with his band Sweetheart just before Zappa discovered him.(Zappa had Played Vandebuilt University that spring,where I had the good fortune to see him.)
This is my introduction to your channel, and I find one of my all-time favorite Zappa performances featured! my mother actually graduated in the same class as Frank Zappa in 1958. I grew up in the LA area so Frank was always on my radar and I’ve been a huge fan my whole life. I was fortunate enough to see him a number of times; he and the band never disappointed! Kudos to you for recognizing the excellence of this Performance as it totally delivers the Zappa experience! If you haven’t yet heard the live version of “the Illinois enema bandit” I would check that out ASAP!
Thank you for this. Very interesting and many things i didnt know
So good! What a dynamic performance
Absolutely!!! Thanks you for watching with us D!!! Miss you guys!
@@gozaband miss you too! Sending all the love
You ain't wrong buddy. he also has one of the heaviest just fire breathing all knobs on 11 guitar sounds ever in the universe, especially in this era.
I saw him 36 times
I discovered this song in 1995. It gave me knowledge for a mashup song that combines 4 songs: 1) Exodus by Bob Marley, 2) Life during wartime by Talking Heads, 3) 25 or 6 to 4 by Chicago and finally this song that talks about those tiny cookies.
The band is Umphree’s McGee on their mashup album Zonkey
Zappa's greatest guitar solo is in "Inca Roads" on the "One side fits all album"
That’s a great solo but I do like this one more! Thanks for sharing your input!
I really like the solo in Drowning Witch from Ship Arriving too Late album... So many good solos I would really have to think about some of my favorites. Live at Roxy with Echidna's Arf (of you) and Don't you ever wash that thing; incredible ensemble playing. Music for low Budget Orchestra and Guitar. As good as many of Frank's guitarists were, Frank was still my favorite. He played so viscerally... The wah-wah guitar, Ainsley Dunbar on drums, and Flo and Eddie on vocals in Fillmore East Little House I used to Live in! The Ocean is the Ultimate Solution! Zappa on bass and guitar in Wind Up Workin' in a Gas Station. Chunga's Revenge Transylvania Boogie (then listen to the Warren Cucurullo version on UA-cam, superb!)
@@todd8155 YES! I love Echidna's Arf and Don't you ever wash that thing. Those are probably my most favorite FZ tracks of all time. "I come from nowhere" Guitar Solo is also great and starts so AGGRESIVELY, I love it.
@@bulkvanderhuge9006 - Ship Arriving too Late is one of my favorite albums that I have been listening to more of lately. I Come From Nowhere solos is wonderfll, and I love Teenage Prostitute; that sort of Peter Gunn syncopation is insane!
Lie I said, it would take some serious work to figure out my favorite songs and guitar solos.
I love Shutup and play your guitar some more!!!❤
I used to think playing messy was a bad thing, This is my holy grail of guitar tone. Cheers.
This video came across my feed and since I am a huge Frank Zappa fan I had to check it out!!
So THIS very concert was attended by a really close friend of mine, who is no longer with us, but he had front row seats and if you look real close during muffin man when Frank goes to the edge of the stage to talk to some of the crowd my friend is right there!!
I myself went to see Zappa the following year '78 Halloween at the Palladium theater!!
Frank had Steve Vai playing guitar and still had Terry bozzio on drums and almost the same lineup as you see here!! The only difference may have been switching Adrian Belew for Steve Vai. Anyway if you've ever seen the live version of the song Stevie gets a Spanking, I think it's called, it's pretty funny!!
All in all I probably gone to about 8 or 9 Frank Zappa concerts from the late 70s to the mid 80s and they were always fantastic!!!
Whatta ya know, he does play guitar like a typewriter.
Bologna!
@@gozaband I’m just kidding. I loved the Muthas
lol!!!!
Frank has solos that go way above this IMO, in the key of sublime. I find this to be a triffle noodley. Scree-owish. To each his own.
I love the raw rock n roll feel of this solo, the off notes, the attitude. And then after when they go into the melody with Adrian playing the harmony it’s like boom, polished, composed articulate and intelligent. Really showcasing everything frank can do on guitar IMO. Thank you for sharing you ideas that’s what it’s all about!
Thanks to you, Muffin Man solo is kronky! @@gozaband
Personally I think Zappa connects best with his SGs and the tone brings out his best solos.
I absolutely agree! He was the main reason I bought my first Gibson SG
No one really talks much about Zappa's tone. He had an amazing tone and an amazing variety of tone. I think his tone was a unique as his compositional skills and his guitar playing.
Zappa- top of the heap
Love seeing so many young folks getting into Zappa!!!!!! City of Tiny Lights is one of my favorite Zappa pieces. Yo Mama is another GREAT one!
Zappa and Halloween both celebrate all souls. This one suffers a bit from audio recording shortcomings. Check out his guitar solo on 'Willie the Pimp'.
Willie the pimp has to be my 2nd favorite for sure!!!
If you ever get a chance to listen to Edgar winter and Johnny Winter tobacco road live version video they will definitely blow your mind
We will put it on the list to react to!
I do improvise with Frank any single nigh.
I saw Zappa in Anaheim in the 70s, and the Doobie Brothers opened for them. I was a fan of both, but it was an unfortunate pairing. Turns out that MOST of the audience was there for the Doobies, so during the break between acts the arena emptied more than half of the seats. I was irritated at the Doobie fans, but nothing against the Doobies. Both shows were excellent, but more than half of the attendees didn't stick around to find out.
Yea I can see how that wasn’t the smartest pairing of the promoters! How was Zappa tho?!
@@gozaband Early 1970s. Weasels Ripped My Flesh and Waka Jawaka Hot Rats were the only albums I had at the time. Two very different albums, so I had no expectations other than to see Frank. He did a lot of stuff I wasn't familiar with, so I remember more that I was ripped and enjoying whatever came from him (if that makes sense). Doobies fans bailing out unfortunately became the dominant memory.
Love that you are doing Zappa! Check out Inca Roads if you want to have another great reaction 😄🙏🏼
Eddie Van Halen, famously stated that Frank played the guitar like a typewriter. Even after meeting him and Inspiring Frank's son, Dweezil. I respect what EVH brought to the table, but Frank was way ahead of the guitar curve in composition and structure than EVH ever was. Just like Allan Holdsworth that Eddie worshipped at the feet of, Zappa deserves every bit of the accolades that only the greatest guitar players aspire to. Johnson, Christian, King, (3 different facets of Kings) Lightnin' Hopkins, Hendrix... Frank Is the ultimate distillation of all that came before him, and to quote the man himself "I take orders from no one"...
Very well said!!! I definitely agree! I love EVH too and can’t understand why he would say that. We just released a video on EVh
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I'm not sure that's an insult though
I probably wouldn't rate this as his best guitar solo, but given I've yet to hear a Zappa solo I didn't like, it's kind of irrelevant. Though his live version of Muffin Man as recorded on the album Bongo Fury is probably my favorite, next to Watermelon in Easter Hay off of Joes Garage.
Yes the live version of Muffin Man is a straight classic!!
Though these later Zappa bands were possibly more technically proficient, they somehow don't hold a candle to the Mothers. This is not Zappa at his best not even close, I'm sure Dweezil agrees as indicated by the songs played in his many tributes to his father. What is great is it shows that it ain't how you play its what you play and its clear that Frank's inspiration wasn't what it once was though his talent was still there and may have actually grown. Its a delicate balance between inspiration and talent. Who is your master?
Ukraine! jazz -rock!
Aloha from Hawaii!!!
Frank found Adrian in a Cincinnati bar and asked him to audition for the band ,,,,,which he did !
you need to get your research together man!!!!!
he went to King Crimson after Frank, you idiot, and that black line means I can not take you serious !!!!!
I was not being a dick, just thought you might want to know the real story,@@gozaband
You didn’t have to call me an idiot
It’s a pity the sound quality of the music is not as good as that coming from your mics. It doesn’t really do justice to this performance.
Also....I block REACTION Videos and Channels, because they are using other channel content to get viewers, while sitting there and proving NOTHING of value.
We do the reaction videos because it’s important to keep rock n roll alive and there are two whole generations who may not have heard and seen these performances. Also we are a rock band ourselves and it helps bring new people to our own music. But people seem to really like our reaction videos and gain value from it so we keep at! First Ride by GOZA Official Music Video
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Please lose the line across your faces, enjoy the music, and try no to sound so conceited
Thank you officer
Why do these goofballs have black lines on their faces?
Your mothers love berries
BLACK LINES MATTER
I hate Zappa solos in this concert. He only became decent at guitar after 1979
Explain 🤨
I have been to about a half a dozen Zappa concerts back in the day. One of them was also a "Zappaween" concert in Philadelphia, I think the year before this one, 1976. It was memorable to me because I wrote a review for the local newspaper trying to break into the business, writing that Zappa brought his "lyrical, satirical and strictly non-commercial material to the Spectrum theater last night!"
Dude so awesome!!! That’s one helluva press quote you wrote! If you have a copy of the full length article anywhere I’d love to read it
I think the live performance of muffin man is better myself but I also think that Zappa is an alien
Saw Frank probably about 15 times between 1978-1988 (all Philly, NY, NJ, MD) and each time the array of world-class musicians with him was staggering. Is this his best solo? I'd argue no just because there are way too damn many to choose from, but my favorites include Five Five Five (on Shut Up and Play Your Guitar), Muffin Man (Bongo Fury) and the live TV version of Black Napkins from the Mike Douglas show (1976)
First time seeing you two reacting to Zappa although it seems like you are seasoned Zappa fans. I typically shy away from Zappa fans reacting to Zappa, but you guys seems a bit different. I’m down 100% to you doing lots more Zappa. As for this one, Belew’s vocals are perfect here. Don’t forget to pay attention to Frank’s intended audience. Every Zappa song is directed to someone or some group of people.
What a performance 😳 what a musician😳 what a composer 😳 what a guitarist 😳
Zappa was a really funny dude but that was nothing compared to his music abilities. He was also a satirist who commented on society in a thoughtful way. Great that folks are keeping his music alive and vibrant. Zappa music will make you a better musician. Or open the ears of any person. Given a chance I think almost anyone would enjoy his music. Also look out for all the future stars who pass thru his band. The guy could see/hear talent. And he played the skronkenest guitar. And he gave us Dweezal. What more do you want? Nice video. Thank you.
My favorite Zappa solo is from Big Swifty on YCDTOS Volume 1. It's from the Roxy performances, and it soars.
Saw Zappa in Italy planimetria with violinist Jean Luc Ponty and has been amazing. Try to find some trackball of them
I was there 1st night. Do more Zappa and they will come. BTW Bozzio is pronounced Bo (like Joe)zzio.
I have this on DVD and it is one of the best things I own!!!🔥🔥
That's cool that these
Football players like
Zappa!
He certainly was awesome, live!
Horrible
I saw Zappa twice -
First time was Fox Theater in Atlanta about 1973. I don't remember much, but do remember Ruth Underwood and Frank's guitar.
Then in 1974, an all-day festival at Atlanta's Fulton County Stadium with Mountain and Ten Years After. Frank was headliner.
We were sitting high up, second level, playing Trivia. No-one knew the name of Tom Mix's horse. About 30 minutes later, Frank was tuning up to begin their set, stepped to the mic, said "Tom Mix's horse was Tony". We fell out of our seats! Our little Trivia game had gone all through the stadium to Frank.
Found out many years later that Frank's home in Laurel Canyon had once been home to Tom Mix.
Dweezel will be on the last tour, 50th reunion, last time he does Zappa on Zappa. Starting in August.
This is my all- time favorite live song and concert.
Ive listened to zappa from the early years and beyond , but the lyrics are ( off the wall ) which are ? Comical and funny , but kept him out of popularity and lots more fame and money ..
Whats the black stripe ??