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Monthly Archives: December 2009
Tweezer Glint: Finale — The Roxy Years 73/74 (Part I) (aka Ruth Is A Sugar Bear — Or, The Continuing Adventures of Marty Perellis)
Between February 1973 and December 1974 Frank Zappa and the Mothers – featuring George Duke, Napoleon Murphy Brock, Ruth Underwood, Ian Underwood, Bruce Fowler, Tom Fowler, Walt Fowler, Jean-Luc Ponty, Don Preston, Ralph Humphrey, Chester Thompson, Jeff Simmons, and Sal … Continue reading
Posted in Frank Zappa, Music
Tagged 1973, 1974, Frank Zappa, mixtape, streaming audio, the roxy band
23 Comments
Ray & Ike Reunite On Upcoming Project/Object Tour
Check out Project/Object’s winter tour schedule. Ike Willis and Ray White will be touring together for the first time in over 25 years: The 1984 tour ended on Dec 23, 1984, Universal Ampitheater, Universal City. Since then, as you well … Continue reading
Posted in Alumni, Frank Zappa, Music
Tagged andre cholmondeley, ike willis, live zappa, project/object, ray white
2 Comments
The Rondo Hatton Report #1
As announced back in October, the inaugural edition of The Rondo Hatton Report is now available for download. Topics explored are: King Kong: A Conversational Analysis — Paul Carr & Michel Delville The Bard Of Baltimore — Kanguy Chow Zappa’s … Continue reading
On This Day
Thomas Dippel announces Jean-Luc Ponty & His Band will be playing Zappanale 2010! Paul Carr publishes a new paper on FZ and The Big Note concept. In Baltimore, 69 years ago, a boy was born who would soon be playing … Continue reading
Posted in Frank Zappa, In Writing, Zappanale
Tagged Jean-Luc Ponty, the big note, Zappanale 2010
3 Comments
Emil Richards About Lumpy Gravy
From a documentary by the Wrecking Crew, – originally found on Dweezil’s (relatively) new homepage. A nice story, huh?
Posted in Alumni, Frank Zappa, Interview, Music
Tagged Emil Richards, Interview, lumpy gravy
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The Jack and Jim Show
Eugene Chadbourne and Jimmy Carl Black – the principle members of the Jack and Jim Show – perform a cover of Captain Beefheart‘s “Dropout Boogie” (first clip, below) at The Pit Inn, Shinjuku on June 6th, 2008 (available on their CD, … Continue reading
Posted in Alumni, Bizarre, Captain Beefheart, Interview, Music, Pop Cult, YouTubery
Tagged avant garde, covers, eugene chadbourne, jimmy carl black, pachuco cadaver, the jack and jim show
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Blow Your Harmonica, Son
See some more covers here.
Tom Waits: Musik & Mythos Box
Kids, if you’re not into Tom Waits, I suggest you skip reading this entry altogether. If you are though — or if you like the way Sharl and I illustrate — you may want to read on.
Posted in Personal, Pop Cult, Visual Arts
Tagged illustration, musik & mythos, stagecraftentertainment, tom waits
3 Comments
Anatomy of a Field Recording
One of the most interesting things about acquiring Frank Zappa field recordings is that after a certain point of collecting and listening to them, one reaches a point of critical mass where particular questions keep popping into one’s mind again … Continue reading
Posted in Frank Zappa, Music, Personal
Tagged 1978, field recording, Frank Zappa, live zappa, NYC, palladium, streaming audio
11 Comments