Nice to see Dweezil keeping Dad’s musical legacy alive. Tal is, and always has been, a prodigy. With Vinnie killing it on the kit, you’ve got Beck’s rhythm section. Sensational.
Zappa will never get credit for how many ways he was a genius. Dweezil has thankfully preserved his unique guitar style and sound/equipment to the extent anyone could. I'm glad to see younger people getting into it.. Maybe one day Frank will get his due after all.
Strange how this song reminds me so much of that Jazz-fusion band “Weather Report” who had a very original sound. They were quite hypnotic and revolutionary. This song seems to capture their essence nicely. Tal is amazing. So is Frank Zappa’s son.
People tend to lose sight of what a great guitarist Frank was. Son Dweezil seems to have inherited dad's instincts and ability. I understand Tal began as a guitarist back home in Australia, till another guitarist said "You play like a _bass_ player!" :I do? I should check out bass and see what it's like!" She found her axe. Simply one of the best jazz/rock fusion bass players alive. I'll happily listen to anything she plays on.
She is a very special replica of womanhood that has a message for modernity. Remember she is a woman with a women's sensitivity about the force of life and it's successful accomplishment.
The diversity of Tal's playing never ceases blowing me away. I watch n listen her play and she is almost the most archetypal perfect very fn cool bassist ever. and she's a s cute as a button! And she can sing. And write. Amazing human being.
She's an amazing bassist and I imagine Vinnie had a blast playing with her, but I *can't* imagine what she's feeling there. Judging by the look on her face, pretty close to pure ecstasy.
Well, she and Vinnie toured together a bunch with Jeff Beck, so they've got a definite feel for one another. She certainly knows how to keep it in the slot when Vinnie goes off the rails. They are definitely both players that can keep company with whoever is on the bandstand.
@peter g I know but with the Vinnie he can shred his ass off but then turn around and play super tasty stuff that serves the song like he did with Sting or Joni Mitchell. That's a bit more rare.
Is really simple, really. You see, Vinny simply owns time. It bends at his will. Where "the one" is, is irrelevant. Once you understand that time is Vinnie and Vinnie is time, then all things will make sense.
Frank would have loved Tal more than life. And if a Genie ever popped out of a bottle of Macallan 20 and said, "What is thy wish?" I'd say, "I want hair like fucking Tal Wilkenfeld! Damn It!!!!
I think at this point she could say, yeah my drummer is Vinnie Colaiuta. Seems like he's not shared the stage with any other musician longer than her actually?
Frank Zappa is one of the greatest musicians of the 20th century. Tal and Vinnie are two of my other favorites. So kudos to Dweezil for hiring them to play his Dad's music. My only wish is that this had been recorded on better equipment.
It would be great to hear this lineup preform FZ's "Apostrophe"! The song on the album was recorded with Jack Bruce. Tal could really cut loose on Jack's solos!
Tal is also fabulous with the Jeff Beck group. Wow! Check the video out, Live at Ronnie Scotts. Eric Clapton joined Beck onstage at the end where they played guitar together. Robert Plant of Led Zeppelin was in the audience.
@@StevenGrahamHypnotherapist That was one of the best concert videos ever recorded. All four band members were on point throughout. Tal and Vinnie have a sixth sense there. And she challenges Beck as he challenges her. Their interplay is so much fun to watch and hear.
I like the point at 1:36 where Dweezil goes "man, she gone here, she gone", and just laughs to himself, like putting his feet up in an easy chair and waiting for her to land again. Whenever, babe, whenever...
@@johndelatore771 Well, he DID play for Dweezil's dad Frank, so he shouldn't miss a beat. Familiar territory. But I love how Vinnie and Tal play together. They've played together with Jeff Beck, Herbie Hancock and D. Zappa that I know of. They have that musical shorthand that mutual experience brings.
Cameraman did not seem aware she was playing at the beginning after the head...when dweze was obviously not, and at the end video cuts her solo. We never even saw her face ....typical male musician elitism
@@bobolivier3809 hahahahaha! That's hilarious. For your information I couldn't get a wide enough angle on my little phone to capture her. She is Sheila Gonzalez. If you know anything about ZPZ, you'd know she's been with him for years. And the comment of "typical male musician elitism" is hysterical because I am a 56 year old woman. And you? An idiot.
Jazz composers start out by saying lets see how boring we can possibly make this particular piece of music and then let us allow gifted humans to shine. The boredom ends up overwhelming the gift. My son is a multi instrumentalist jazz producer and performer and will never make a dollar in his "calling". I desperately attempted to teach him carpentry and he has always told me to fuck off. Now he has to live in the bed he made.
Watch the Jeff Beck live at Ronnie Scott's DVD, it's on RUclips. There is also her with Jeff @ the 2007 Crossroads Festival...about half a dozen tunes, also on RUclips. That is where we first got to see her. She looked 13 but was 21. And she had only been playing bass for about four years, having switched from guitar after her teacher noticed her percussive style and suggested she try 4 strings instead of 6. You might also find a clip of her sitting in with the Allman Bros. Band. There is also her with Vinnie and Herbie Hancock on YT. She also has her own solo thing happening, getting an initial boost opening for the Who.
If someone posts a music performance, at a MINIMUM, one should identify WHO is playing and WHERE it occurred. - Pretty minimal expectation, yet mb1065 did not. Bad move Tal and Vinnie were identified, and one can assume (should not have to assume) it is Dweezil on guitar. But 1) Who is the sax player, 2) Who if on the keyboards, 3) Where was this played (USA, Australia, Mars?)
So sorry Gregory for not meeting your expectations. I really tried when I posted this 6 years to imagine what would Gregory Parrott want to see on this post. But as you so kindly pointed out I failed miserably. If you don't know who Dweezil is then I can't help you. This was LA. But who cares? Sheila Gonzalez on Sax. She's been with him for years. If you don't know that, then that's your problem. Chris Norton on keyboards. You know him? This video post was not intended for dummies to criticize but for Zappa fans to enjoy. Now go insult someone else as you seem to enjoy doing that.
@@mb1065 You COMPLETELY missed the point. 1) It is a minimal courtesy TO THE BAND MEMBERS to give credit where credit is due. 2) The person posting may INDEED know more about the band than the (potentially) billions of viewers on RUclips. Yes, that includes me. 3) The publishers notes provide an EASY way for the publisher to provide this info, to the benefit of a large majority of viewers who may appreciate just a little info. 4) You 'can't help me'?. Actually, you can and did - Thanks. It's just a matter of personal choice to encourage viewers to appreciate music that may be new to them. While I've not followed Dweezil, my first Zappa album was 'Hot Rats, which I bought back when it was released
@@gregparrott calm down dude. I'm just a fan who went to a show captured some video and posted it. I am not a "professional publisher". my god, what a condescending thread this is! If your expectations of details on a video are so high, maybe you should go to work for RUclips and publish a rule book!
I love Tal's work with Jeff Beck, but this is really excessively busy bass playing on one scale and one chord change if you ask me. Anything Frank or Dweezil plays or played though I can dig.
Australia should declare Tal Wilkenfeld a national treasure.
I believe they already did!
Davie504 should be all over this!
Many of us did a few years ago.
@Relayer6a Can't argue with that.
@@tonysaladino1062 SLAP! that bass!! Wait... no slap? SLAP!!
Nice to see Dweezil keeping Dad’s musical legacy alive. Tal is, and always has been, a prodigy. With Vinnie killing it on the kit, you’ve got Beck’s rhythm section. Sensational.
but he sure ruined all the re-mixes of Frank’s and The Mother’s work. shameful.
You can only be a prodigy once, you can't continue to be....
Your dad was very talented douglas - sounds a lot like Zappa though.
Vinnie Colaiuta played on a bunch of Zappa records.
@@simonkeyse8185 You are correct. Wording was flawed.
Vinnie is an absolute monster drummer.
Except that there are other monsters, but there is no other Vinnie…
A bit busy though...
@@stephanemignot100 He is great, and in this setting he seems a little more cymbal happy than I remember the original drum part being.
@@stephanemignot100 I agree. Totally over plays for my liking & I've been a drummer since 1965.
Ah the stupid RUclips replies are in full effect here
It was truly an epic night of performances from multiple guest musicians. Tal rocked it all right!
Vinny used to play for dad many moons ago! Tal made it classic!!
Zappa will never get credit for how many ways he was a genius. Dweezil has thankfully preserved his unique guitar style and sound/equipment to the extent anyone could. I'm glad to see younger people getting into it.. Maybe one day Frank will get his due after all.
Those guitar lines Zappa is doing at the beginning of his solo sound like sax lines!
Tal killing it .....Vinnie...man, this is seriously good.
Hendrix got his start copying horn lines. It just seemed like that was how you solo, so why not? Nice ear.
@@benbarclay5546 Jimi referred to the electric guitar as a "Public Saxophone"!
@@benbarclay5546 So did Charlie Christian.
It's amazing to me that everybody who shares a stage with Vinnie doesn't spend the entire time facing him and watching him work.
They don't need to!! Locked in!
Well they have to..when that zone.
Agreed!
Strange how this song reminds me so much of that Jazz-fusion band “Weather Report” who had a very original sound. They were quite hypnotic and revolutionary. This song seems to capture their essence nicely. Tal is amazing. So is Frank Zappa’s son.
People tend to lose sight of what a great guitarist Frank was. Son Dweezil seems to have inherited dad's instincts and ability. I understand Tal began as a guitarist back home in Australia, till another guitarist said "You play like a _bass_ player!" :I do? I should check out bass and see what it's like!" She found her axe. Simply one of the best jazz/rock fusion bass players alive. I'll happily listen to anything she plays on.
@@dennismccunney4462 - I couldn’t agree more.
Seen Dweezil play Zappa twice, it runs in his blood great shows ( I've also seen Frank a few times)
@@joesmoker3378 - I saw Frank play once with his band, Rats. Great guitarist. This was right after Frank Zappa and the Mothers of Invention disbanded.
not surprising, jeff beck thought tal had a very jaco feel and groove.
Tal in full blown BEAST MODE ☮️❤️
I love to watch tal play she's amazing.
I could watch Tal fold laundry…..
She is a very special replica of womanhood that has a message for modernity. Remember she is a woman with a women's sensitivity about the force of life and it's successful accomplishment.
I'd bet Frank would've loved having Tal in his band. He would've pushed her hard. And she would've stepped up.
Jeff Beck, Frank Zappa... my two favorite performers. Yes I'm old. $6.50 for the good tickets!
I remember those days. Remember seeing Buddy Holly, Big Bopper & Richie Valens two days before they died and the tickets were about half that.
The diversity of Tal's playing never ceases blowing me away. I watch n listen her play and she is almost the most archetypal perfect very fn cool bassist ever. and she's a s cute as a button! And she can sing. And write. Amazing human being.
Colaiuta seemed to enjoy playing Zappa again.
+Hin Bieger Who WOULDN"T enjoy playing FZ's awesome songs? lol
I just watched this again. holy jeezus they're good.
Vinnie produces his wall of sound with cimbals and drums. And Tal digs in with the right bass groove. She can play the Black Page on bass!
She's an amazing bassist and I imagine Vinnie had a blast playing with her, but I *can't* imagine what she's feeling there. Judging by the look on her face, pretty close to pure ecstasy.
Well, she and Vinnie toured together a bunch with Jeff Beck, so they've got a definite feel for one another. She certainly knows how to keep it in the slot when Vinnie goes off the rails. They are definitely both players that can keep company with whoever is on the bandstand.
This is THE TOP performance song by the best musicians. This pound truly kicks ass
How Vinnie can shred like that and still hit the one every time is beyond me.
@peter g I've known him since he first hit the states in the 90's. He's amazing but vinnie is one of a kind.
@peter g I know but with the Vinnie he can shred his ass off but then turn around and play super tasty stuff that serves the song like he did with Sting or Joni Mitchell. That's a bit more rare.
Is really simple, really. You see, Vinny simply owns time. It bends at his will. Where "the one" is, is irrelevant. Once you understand that time is Vinnie and Vinnie is time, then all things will make sense.
Frank would have loved Tal more than life. And if a Genie ever popped out of a bottle of Macallan 20 and said, "What is thy wish?" I'd say, "I want hair like fucking Tal Wilkenfeld! Damn It!!!!
LOL F'n A! :D
12-11-15, First mistook the Date for the Time meter of the Song 😂
Tal is a beast bass player. One of the world's best. She should team up with Marco Minneman and Govan
Saw Marco and Guthrie on Steven Wilson’s Raven Tour. Pure magic.
Perfect ! Tal were joyful...that night
Australian girls, Tal and don't forget Oriathi
Vinnie and Tal together, amazing, either with Jeff Beck (rip brother), Zappa J or anyone, they will be jammin....
Check out the Herbie Hancock set that Tal and Vinnie did at Montreaux.
I think at this point she could say, yeah my drummer is Vinnie Colaiuta. Seems like he's not shared the stage with any other musician longer than her actually?
great artists!
Everything about Tal is truly amazing including her talent !🤘🎸🤠
😵💫😵💫🌋🌋🌋🔥🔥🔥
Always respected Franks honesty, this true Jazz!!!!
Frank Zappa is one of the greatest musicians of the 20th century. Tal and Vinnie are two of my other favorites. So kudos to Dweezil for hiring them to play his Dad's music. My only wish is that this had been recorded on better equipment.
It was recorded on my cell phone. I am not a professional. It is what it is.
@@mb1065 Did you pay royalties. Or just steal ?
@@ArtyFactual_Intelligence I didn’t steal shit. I went to the show and recorded some of it on my phone. I uploaded to RUclips. End of story.
@@mb1065 Errm.
You stole 'shit'
Did you read the Terms and Conditions on your ticket?
@@ArtyFactual_Intelligence Dude, are you for real?
It would be great to hear this lineup preform FZ's "Apostrophe"! The song on the album was recorded with Jack Bruce. Tal could really cut loose on Jack's solos!
Heck yeah!
They did the whole Apostrophe album on one of their tours.
@@giovacman1 Yup. Saw it in Cambridge UK. No Tal sadly- she would’ve been awesome on the title track…
Had no idea that he had Jeff Beck's band on this tour
I love the Dweezil Jeff & Tal + Vinnie.
Wish the sound was a little better, but wow so cool...
The sound quality makes it a trifle incoherent. But a trifle never tasted this good.
she sure can play that bass. wish she join me on my album
I SERIOUSLY hope that Tal will be Zappa plays Zappa s next Bass Player
Tal is also fabulous with the Jeff Beck group. Wow! Check the video out, Live at Ronnie Scotts. Eric Clapton joined Beck onstage at the end where they played guitar together. Robert Plant of Led Zeppelin was in the audience.
@@StevenGrahamHypnotherapist epic vid...wish a time machine existed I'd be in line for that week at Ronnie's 2007...
@@StevenGrahamHypnotherapist That was one of the best concert videos ever recorded. All four band members were on point throughout. Tal and Vinnie have a sixth sense there. And she challenges Beck as he challenges her. Their interplay is so much fun to watch and hear.
I'll bet she could play the sitar if she wanted to...
ETA: Would love to see her and Sina play together. They deserve each other... 🙂
wow, like some sort of flashback to the 70's, want to hear the muffin man again
Would love to have been at this gig to see Vinnie and Tal in action. When Dweezil played the Royal Festival Hall we had to make do with Martin Clunes.
Bloody love this.
Nice that Tal's bass is included in the song.
I like the point at 1:36 where Dweezil goes "man, she gone here, she gone", and just laughs to himself, like putting his feet up in an easy chair and waiting for her to land again. Whenever, babe, whenever...
still love it!!
That Girl ROCKIN' !!!
Add Jeff Beck and your swinging 😀
Colaiuta... Guarantee of presicion
I would love for them to make new ,fresh music ... I would buy it
Poor cymbals. Vinnie was ruthless that night
it's not the cymbals...it's the recording...I guarantee that if you were sitting there you wouldn't think they were poor sounding!!!
@@harrisknight1347 i did mean poor sound 😆 i meant Vinnie was hitting them really hard
@@harrisknight1347 9
@@kriswright4814 Not sure what you’re saying Kris…
sax player is great
This is very cool.
Funny thing about Zappa music. Almost anyone can play along. Just play any scale with them playing whatever they’re playing and it works.
Vinnie. Damn...
I read a post once saying that she would play with Zappa if Frank were alive. Yes, Dweezil knows
Who wouldn't?
Sounds tight ...Frank would be Delighted undoubtedly....*
Wow makes me want to play, also makes me want to give up.
Absolute monsters on that stage.
Quando é successo dateme na data,per favore🙏🙏🙏🤷🏻🤦🏻???
Tal&Vinnie
Huaw very good
My instrument x
great.. Tal
Awesome night !
This seems like a lineup that needs to be repeated. Wow. Tal had no problem finding that groove, and Vinny didn't miss a beat.
Yes! And need to be recorded on Ultra HD!😁
@@JoEsp Vinnie never misses a beat and even if he did, you'd never know it.
@@johndelatore771 Well, he DID play for Dweezil's dad Frank, so he shouldn't miss a beat. Familiar territory. But I love how Vinnie and Tal play together. They've played together with Jeff Beck, Herbie Hancock and D. Zappa that I know of. They have that musical shorthand that mutual experience brings.
@@johndelatore771 Vinnie doesn't miss beats, he just displaces them in such extreme a way he forgets where he puts 'em sometimes.
Is that Candy Dulfer on sax?
Sheila Gonzalez
❤️❤️🎶🎵🎶🎵🎶👊🏻👊🏻👊🏻 great !!!👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻😉🙌🏻
Dweezil ?..remember when they named him..must be 50..geez
If she wasn’t so damn cute would she be this good?
Yes…yes she would.
Dweezil smiling from ear to ear...
Hell of a player & not intimidated @ all!
Jeff Beck's rhythm section!
Vinnie and tal YEEYEE
Tal !!! ❤️
Anybody know what song this is?
Pound for a Brown
Don’t sleep on Dweezil!
Epic.
jeff beck replaced with a sax ?
Where Zappa is?
Tal.groove entered.
who is on sax ? she is great as are the trio?
Cameraman did not seem aware she was playing at the beginning after the head...when dweze was obviously not, and at the end video cuts her solo. We never even saw her face ....typical male musician elitism
@@bobolivier3809 hahahahaha! That's hilarious. For your information I couldn't get a wide enough angle on my little phone to capture her. She is Sheila Gonzalez. If you know anything about ZPZ, you'd know she's been with him for years. And the comment of "typical male musician elitism" is hysterical because I am a 56 year old woman. And you? An idiot.
I find it interesting that men just assume that another male posted this. Couldn’t possibly be a woman! But here I am! 🤣
Jazz composers start out by saying lets see how boring we can possibly make this particular piece of music and then let us allow gifted humans to shine. The boredom ends up overwhelming the gift. My son is a multi instrumentalist jazz producer and performer and will never make a dollar in his "calling". I desperately attempted to teach him carpentry and he has always told me to fuck off. Now he has to live in the bed he made.
Is that the Dweezil?
yes
Tal is the best.
Thankyou.
I want to know the title of this song!
Pound for a Brown
mb1065
Thanks to you I could get it on iTunes!
who is the bass player. she is awesome
Her name is Tal Wilkenfeld. She is from Australia.
Watch the Jeff Beck live at Ronnie Scott's DVD, it's on RUclips. There is also her with Jeff @ the 2007 Crossroads Festival...about half a dozen tunes, also on RUclips. That is where we first got to see her. She looked 13 but was 21. And she had only been playing bass for about four years, having switched from guitar after her teacher noticed her percussive style and suggested she try 4 strings instead of 6. You might also find a clip of her sitting in with the Allman Bros. Band. There is also her with Vinnie and Herbie Hancock on YT. She also has her own solo thing happening, getting an initial boost opening for the Who.
She great
Tal eres única e irrepetible
As they say in PNG...
Garrassss-O
is there somewhere a 24 hour version of this incredibly beautiful composition and also with Tal - Love it
youtube has a loop feature...
Who is on sax?
Sheila Gonzalez
Where are the tones.Great musiciens. But i do not here tones.
A Pound for a brown on the bus
Shame about the sound
It's a amateur vid for God's sake
@@davidgraham1292 Totally armature vid. Jesus! I posted this video for my enjoyment. If you don't like it don't watch it.
JB RIP
If someone posts a music performance, at a MINIMUM, one should identify WHO is playing and WHERE it occurred. - Pretty minimal expectation, yet mb1065 did not. Bad move
Tal and Vinnie were identified, and one can assume (should not have to assume) it is Dweezil on guitar.
But 1) Who is the sax player, 2) Who if on the keyboards, 3) Where was this played (USA, Australia, Mars?)
So sorry Gregory for not meeting your expectations. I really tried when I posted this 6 years to imagine what would Gregory Parrott want to see on this post. But as you so kindly pointed out I failed miserably. If you don't know who Dweezil is then I can't help you. This was LA. But who cares? Sheila Gonzalez on Sax. She's been with him for years. If you don't know that, then that's your problem. Chris Norton on keyboards. You know him? This video post was not intended for dummies to criticize but for Zappa fans to enjoy. Now go insult someone else as you seem to enjoy doing that.
@@mb1065 You COMPLETELY missed the point. 1) It is a minimal courtesy TO THE BAND MEMBERS to give credit where credit is due.
2) The person posting may INDEED know more about the band than the (potentially) billions of viewers on RUclips. Yes, that includes me.
3) The publishers notes provide an EASY way for the publisher to provide this info, to the benefit of a large majority of viewers who may appreciate just a little info.
4) You 'can't help me'?. Actually, you can and did - Thanks. It's just a matter of personal choice to encourage viewers to appreciate music that may be new to them.
While I've not followed Dweezil, my first Zappa album was 'Hot Rats, which I bought back when it was released
@@gregparrott calm down dude. I'm just a fan who went to a show captured some video and posted it.
I am not a "professional publisher".
my god, what a condescending thread this is! If your expectations of details on a video are so high, maybe you should go to work for RUclips and publish a rule book!
@@mb1065 good for you! i wasnt going to be #666 on the likes, but after reading your comments/reactions here, well i just couldnt help myself.
@@triciaadamczyk5136 666 is my favorite number!! And thank you!
I love Tal's work with Jeff Beck, but this is really excessively busy bass playing on one scale and one chord change if you ask me. Anything Frank or Dweezil plays or played though I can dig.
Floored
Vè prrgo
Pound for a Brown!
yeah cause she wasn't already my wet dream.... kidding, i still dream of vinnie
Have some class. She is simply spectacular
@@tc9928 i will not be made to feel guilty about having wet dreams about vinnie coliuta sir.
Good jamming but...
I love her but she sounds like a muddy upright...