Watching you 2 become Zappa heads is so much fun over the last year or so is very affirming to all of us 60+ year olds who have been doing Frank for 40 years. Thanks
Here here, it's seems odd how for 40+ years frank zappa's music was just below most people's radar but over the last couple of years I've heard more and more. So glad people are still getting it. Frank once said, it's ok if you don't get it maybe your not ment to
This Brian seconds that! I’ve lost count of the hours I’ve spent watching, I’m glad to be able to partake in someone else’s awakening to the master…. FZ!!!
One of my favorite albums. Great from start to finish. Ya just gotta love how in Zappa's universe anything goes, how he pieces together music mixing various genres, time signatures, instrumentation, etc. I think we also need to appreciate the fantastic vocal work, again, of Napoleon. Outside of Cpt Beefheart, one of my favorite Zappa singers. Speaking of the Beef, he's here too, on this song doing backing vocals. On the same album, you might want to try Beef's "Sam with the Showing Scalp Flat Top," "Many With the Woman Head," or "Debra Kadabra." It's a groove thang.
All cats here are playing superbly. Awesome soloing by everybody. But Frank stole the moment here and showed once again what an amazing soloist he was. The phrasing, the ideas and the sounds he pulls from his guitar in the right places could only come from a great artist. And that's what he was.
Napoleon was the singer, Denny Walley Slide, George Duke: piano,/vocals, Captain Beefheart: harmonica, FZ lead guitar. The next song would have gone into some great Beefheart poetry but it ended abruptly before that.
"Next thing I know she has a bolt on the door!" That singing/scream is so awesome. You don't hear Napoleon sing like that a lot. Great stuff! And that Terry Bozzio fills are good entertainment too :D
Heh-heh. Such a great album. Saw this toured New Year's Eve 75-76, with Captain Beefheart and like a ten-foot tall pink stuffed poodle on stage with them. Yer gonna love "Carolina Hard-Core Ecstasy"! Blessings.
@@johnmanning4339 No doubt. We were so bummed Todd+Utopia had to cancel. I remember folk hardly cared Dr. John was playing, instead milling around, talking, and going to get beer. Great show+memory.
Body language says it all, and Napoleon and George stole the show, while the Captain was mainly background vocals. First solo was Denney Walley on slide, then the captain blowing the harmonica, and then Frank took his turn. I knew you would two would love it, and I saw Sifa chuckling when Potato Headed Bobby came up, you are getting the CC thing...
Bozzio on drums. Just hired him. He also did the Japanese tour with Frank which created the infamous,""hands like a a hammer" drum solo, in which Frank, on the sleeve of part 3 of the "You can't do that on stage anymore"" CD"s, late 80's, proclaims it to be of a high level magnificent drumming."this is what real drumming is, to some of those who think a drum machine is the coolest thing ever", a quote somewhat similar, Frank's band with Bongo,still considered "The Mothers"" (I attended 75 Halloween felt forum, both shows, he introduced "The mothers"he said. Bongo fury was metamorphosing towards a more mainstream rock style, with absolutely no Duke jazz in it, as a theme. Not even as a short measure phrase. I cannot find any more jazz references on any song on Bongo fury,as opposed to all the previous others with duke and Nap. Why keep Duke? He was about to fire the organic team. Right? Peter? They don''t mesh with this new style coming into play. What would Frank need Duke or Nap for Muffin man? He needs METAL for that style. Even Carolina hard core song, better with more ""metal". Bongo fury style was a change from the previous 3 albums. One size, apostrophe and Roxy, then irritating many Organic Duke/Nap/ Zappa jazz rock/chaos/pretentious style fans, with the next album, Zoot Allures, right peter? The band needed SHIFTING from the organic chaotic jazz/rock Frank, into a more mainstream sound, peaked around 1977, after franks SNL live telecast channel 4 NBC.. BTW,Bongo has the original muffin man song ,which later became the infamous Baby snakes,"" muffin man"" concert recognized by Sifa. BOTH performances, with Terry Bozzio on drums. Franks popularity EXPLODED after Bongo. Fans began to go NUTS for frank after Muffin man, That was his quintessential song that got it started for Frank around the world. No more pretentious ORGANIC CONFUSION anymore til parts of colaiuta came into play, only to regain the direction with his 80's albums, bringing in heavy metal guitar stars. I'm surprised you didn't mention Terry Bozzio in your text. Either from reasons of denial or ignorance.
Duke didn't steal anything. He did nothing on this album except the cool intro to Muffin man, that Tommy Mars could have done with his eyes closed.. A change in musical style direction took place on this album, Terry Bozzio helped bring Frank to a new straight up grooving hard rock/metal style, which becamew Frank most popular style, around the world, and catapulted frank into stardom.Getting gigs on NBC TV live, etc. Tons of live prime time performances - Mike Douglas show, October 1976. It was this change on this album with the song, "Muffin Man"' that got it started. No need to keep the old organic jazz/pop crew anymore. Frank needed more stunt guitar metal guys, with Bozzio as the drummer. CLASS IS IN SESSION: Just listen to that crushing drum beat on franks advance romance guitar solo, with terry independently moving around the kit beautifully, without skipping a beat, avoiding any polyrhythmic beat confusion of Vince Colaiuta 3 years later. Frank and Terry WERE THE PERFECT MATCH AND FIT. Just needed a few more guitarists and two keyboardists,filled EVERY Zappa gap ,in his career.
@Zolar Czakl Well, let me clarify it for you. Bozzio was serious about leaving for the band ,U.K. with Patrick Ohearn, the bass player. Don't forget,Zappa wasn't the easiest guy to work with for more than a handful of yearly tours. Its so draining, from the nonstop rehearsals and draining tour schedule playing this music style, with frank changing things before the concerts, that Steve Vai spoke about possible SUICIDE!!!! Watch Steves video about his fear and depression. Bozzio and Frank accomplished what they set out to do,in those previous 3 years. Catipulting Frank to that stardom Hard rock/popular level. Vinny Colaiuta was a mistake and it only took Frank 2 years to figure it out, Actually only 20 months, to be exact. including the short 79 touring for only 5 months. That's a relatively short tenure for Colaiuta, Wouldn't you agree? Hope that answered your concern about always trying to rationalize against the facts I constantly present to you guys.
Yes! One of Frank's best albums. Recorded in 1975 at The Armadillo National Headquarters in Austin, TX (you remember, the home of the Guacamole Queen). With Capt. Beefheart on harmonica. Great selection Peter.
To me this is a fun song. Haven't heard it in years, but believe me I almost remember every single note and phrase. That should tell you that I like this piece a lot
So Captain beefheart wasn't singing on this song but yeah that was definitely captain beefheart on the harmonica I could tell by the high-register knows he was doing that was his trademark Style there are other songs where he sings on and does all sorts of fun stuff on this album
Fantastic album, with all star musicians from early albums, including old high school friend Mr. Captain Beefheart (maybe one of your new reactions?), + the new generation young Terry Bozzio.......much appriciated :)
Yeah, FINALY another one of my favorites! Danny's slide guitar and Capt. 's harp! Awesome! But listen to the album as one piece, I love the way one song goes into the next - pure genious. Thanks
Every time i here this album it reminds me when me and my beast friend went fishing in the beginning of the 80s, this album got played a lot that summer.
Conceptual continuity alert... Potato Headed Bobby makes another appearance in here... I am convinced there was a fellow inmate with Frank at the San Bernardino County jail who was really funny looking by the name of Bobby...
No captain in vocals & danny walley on slide guitar ( first solo ) a nice transition album...Napoleon is Gold the captain on harmonica .... Debra Kadabra guys ........
A favorite album for me (and I own them all). Do yourself a favor and listen to it through. By the way, Danny Walley on slide was the first guitar solo.
I said corrected he did do a Yelp in there in Between blowing his harmonica so yeah you can hear his voice in there but that's just he's kind of like he and Anderson where he makes all these strange noises while he's playing the flute while before it does the same thing when he plays his harmonica alrighty brooklynites
like I said he was playing the harmonica yeah he threw in a few little words random stuff here and there there's a song that he does something with the flat top particular about the pointed made that's pretty awesome
Dear Sifa, your #2 solo was "What's new in Baltimoooore..." Now, after my kind reminder, would you marry me, at last :)....Now seriously, one of the FZ agressive-sounding albums, but so favourite to me. Brilliant musicianship andsuperb live vocal-instrument sync. And Terry's drumming is so on-spot that you take it as Mother Nature. Thanks guys again!
Listening to FZ as Much as you guys did last couple of months you start to realize that no wonder he had over 50 albums… and he would have easily had 50 more. So much talent, intelligence, dedication all wrapped into one weird looking guy You should do more full albums reaction, Like broadway the hard way, joes garage, 200 motels, waka jawaka, make a jazz noise, sheik yerboty
Hardly to explain to native speaking english: We (non natives) were holding a bet about what was the correct crooner intro lyrics: Was it 'No more credit AT the liquor store' or was it ' No more credit FROM the liquor store'. Of course, the latter one won. 'Those were the days .... ' 😎
Have you all reacted to "Carolina Hard Core Ecstacy" yet? Another killer off this same album. It will introduce you to a possibly previously unknown sexual practice the band was apparently introduced to in Charleston, S.C. You'll love it.
Later that night He drop on by He told her all he wanna do Is come up and say "Hi" Hi-hi hi-hi hi-hi hi-hi Hi-hi hi-hi hi-hi hi-hi Half an hour later She had frenched his fry
Maybe. Not a huge fan of hers. Still, the tune is fabulous. I attended the Tulane concert which was great but Lady B. wasn’t on that night. Frank glared at her a couple of times.
also it's "no more credit from the liquor store". in 1989 in Dublin, Ireland we used to sing this when Johnny Giles (not his real name) also canceled our liquor store credit when one nefarious asshole fucked it up for everyone by refusing to make good on his note.
I would have to disagree about highway hypnosis. I was listening to this over and over one night while driving from New York to Baja CA to deliver a load of dried shrimp pulp and I became sleepy and almost ran over a squirrel
As far as song titles go, this is one of Zappa's funniest. Right up there with "Pinocchio's Furniture". The song itself is great, too, but I prefer the live versions of it without Captain Beefheart.
BTW,Bongo has the original muffin man song ,which later became the infamous Baby snakes,"" muffin man"" concert recognized by Sifa. BOTH performances, with Terry Bozzio on drums. Franks popularity EXPLODED after Bongo. Fans began to go NUTS for frank after Muffin man, That was his quintessential song that got it started for Frank around the world. No more pretentious ORGANIC CONFUSION anymore til parts of Colaiuta came into play, only to regain the direction with his 80's albums, bringing in heavy metal guitar stars. I'm surprised this Peter K. didn't mention Terry Bozzio in his text below. Either from reasons of denial or ignorance.
@globextradingsystems LLC - Yeah, everybody is ignorant and in denial except you, oh wise one. Take a long look in the mirror if you can stomach it and stop being redundant with all of your comments for months on end.
I like his friend's hat. Zappa's kind of music's Boo Radley, the lurking, leering menace who turns out to be a kindly, aging squeegee kid for the cortex. Coffee got it started - plus chocolate and chili vodkas and Fra'Angelico. I passed on the half-and-half after looking at the lineup. No REAL complaints...ok, well...never mind. Bloozy. Kewl. tyvm, FZ, SAD. Happier. Waddaya mean, "WHAT?!!" The dark liquor, something grilled, nicely charred? Evocative AF, Sifa! A. F. lol 8>[D>
Actually I think the version on Make a Jazz Noise Here is better. On this album you have to check out _Sam With the Showing Scalp Flat Top_ for some authentic Beefheart goodness.
I THINK nAPOLEON was singer....She took George's watch like they always do....it was a timex too...wah woo wah woo... Bozio's tom's sound excellent..he was one of the first drummers to tune his kit to specified notes.. ''half an hour she had Frenched his fry''...''next thing you know she had a bolt on the door.'' Advance romance...or modern romance...i can't take it no more.
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Napoleon Murphy Brock and George Duke were the main vocals. The Capt chirped in now and again
Watching you 2 become Zappa heads is so much fun over the last year or so is very affirming to all of us 60+ year olds who have been doing Frank for 40 years. Thanks
We’re having a great time, thanks Brian!
I thought exactly the same thing... it's so funny, I see myself when I fell into this universe so long ago...
You've been "doing" Zappa? 😲
Here here, it's seems odd how for 40+ years frank zappa's music was just below most people's radar but over the last couple of years I've heard more and more. So glad people are still getting it. Frank once said, it's ok if you don't get it maybe your not ment to
This Brian seconds that! I’ve lost count of the hours I’ve spent watching, I’m glad to be able to partake in someone else’s awakening to the master…. FZ!!!
Duke and the Captain, in the same band!
Napoleon, Bozzio and two Fowler brothers, as well.
Denny on slide…
“Talking bout the anchovies, George Duke!” What kind of insider joke are they not letting us in on?
The imaginary one in your brainpan.
One of my favorite albums. Great from start to finish. Ya just gotta love how in Zappa's universe anything goes, how he pieces together music mixing various genres, time signatures, instrumentation, etc. I think we also need to appreciate the fantastic vocal work, again, of Napoleon. Outside of Cpt Beefheart, one of my favorite Zappa singers. Speaking of the Beef, he's here too, on this song doing backing vocals. On the same album, you might want to try Beef's "Sam with the Showing Scalp Flat Top," "Many With the Woman Head," or "Debra Kadabra." It's a groove thang.
I think Frank and Beef wrote Debra Kadabra, but you're right, great album.
@@bubblerap7176- Kadabra was wrtitten by FZ.
Thanks for all the info Frankincensed!
@@SightAfterDark my pleasure
200 Years Old is my favorite track from this album. Beefheart is just so incredible on it.
First solo by Denny Walley, the only guitarist I can remember Zappa featuring so prominently. His slide hand is so good.
so better remember Stevie Vai!
Sneaky Pete on One Shot Deal
You are right. Denny really shows out on his solo. He and Frank were childhood friends from back in the Lancaster days.
Never knew this! Always assumed it was Zappa. Thank you!
All cats here are playing superbly. Awesome soloing by everybody. But Frank stole the moment here and showed once again what an amazing soloist he was. The phrasing, the ideas and the sounds he pulls from his guitar in the right places could only come from a great artist. And that's what he was.
Captain Beefheart on harmonica and Denny Walley on slide. First tour with Frank for Terry Bozzio.
@Carlos Marques - Also the first Zappa tour for Denny.
Napoleon was the singer, Denny Walley Slide, George Duke: piano,/vocals, Captain Beefheart: harmonica, FZ lead guitar. The next song would have gone into some great Beefheart poetry but it ended abruptly before that.
Thanks for the breakdown Steve!
Bozzio on drums.
@@globextradingsystemsllc1740 How could I forget him
@Zolar Czakl ""GET FUNKY""
Bruce Fowler on Trombone
Tom Fowler on Bass
Always have loved this song and that's Denny Wally on slide guitar on the 1st solo
"Next thing I know she has a bolt on the door!" That singing/scream is so awesome. You don't hear Napoleon sing like that a lot. Great stuff! And that Terry Bozzio fills are good entertainment too :D
Gotta love the interplay between George Duke & Napoleon Murphy Brock. Sheer magic
Heh-heh. Such a great album. Saw this toured New Year's Eve 75-76, with Captain Beefheart and like a ten-foot tall pink stuffed poodle on stage with them.
Yer gonna love "Carolina Hard-Core Ecstasy"!
Blessings.
Thanks Leo, blessings!
I went to that show at the Forum, what a trip it was to !
@@johnmanning4339 No doubt. We were so bummed Todd+Utopia had to cancel. I remember folk hardly cared Dr. John was playing, instead milling around, talking, and going to get beer. Great show+memory.
Carolina is one of my favourite Zappa solos, it's very different somehow
@@danjacobs8545 Agreed. My favorite remains "Watermelon in Easter Hay". Sooo much feeling.
"Black Napkins" is right up there too.
Body language says it all, and Napoleon and George stole the show, while the Captain was mainly background vocals. First solo was Denney Walley on slide, then the captain blowing the harmonica, and then Frank took his turn. I knew you would two would love it, and I saw Sifa chuckling when Potato Headed Bobby came up, you are getting the CC thing...
☺️Thanks for the breakdown Peter!
Yeah, I liked when Sifa giggled also. The Project/Object is all coming together for them.
Bozzio on drums. Just hired him. He also did the Japanese tour with Frank which created the infamous,""hands like a a hammer" drum solo, in which Frank, on the sleeve of part 3 of the "You can't do that on stage anymore"" CD"s, late 80's, proclaims it to be of a high level magnificent drumming."this is what real drumming is, to some of those who think a drum machine is the coolest thing ever", a quote somewhat similar,
Frank's band with Bongo,still considered "The Mothers"" (I attended 75 Halloween felt forum, both shows, he introduced "The mothers"he said.
Bongo fury was metamorphosing towards a more mainstream rock style, with absolutely no Duke jazz in it, as a theme. Not even as a short measure phrase.
I cannot find any more jazz references on any song on Bongo fury,as opposed to all the previous others with duke and Nap.
Why keep Duke? He was about to fire the organic team. Right? Peter?
They don''t mesh with this new style coming into play. What would Frank need Duke or Nap for Muffin man? He needs METAL for that style. Even Carolina hard core song, better with more ""metal".
Bongo fury style was a change from the previous 3 albums. One size, apostrophe and Roxy, then irritating many Organic Duke/Nap/ Zappa jazz rock/chaos/pretentious style fans, with the next album, Zoot Allures, right peter?
The band needed SHIFTING from the organic chaotic jazz/rock Frank, into a more mainstream sound, peaked around 1977, after franks SNL live telecast channel 4 NBC..
BTW,Bongo has the original muffin man song ,which later became the infamous Baby snakes,"" muffin man"" concert recognized by Sifa. BOTH performances, with Terry Bozzio on drums.
Franks popularity EXPLODED after Bongo. Fans began to go NUTS for frank after Muffin man, That was his quintessential song that got it started for Frank around the world. No more pretentious ORGANIC CONFUSION anymore til parts of colaiuta came into play, only to regain the direction with his 80's albums, bringing in heavy metal guitar stars.
I'm surprised you didn't mention Terry Bozzio in your text. Either from reasons of denial or ignorance.
Duke didn't steal anything. He did nothing on this album except the cool intro to Muffin man, that Tommy Mars could have done with his eyes closed..
A change in musical style direction took place on this album, Terry Bozzio helped bring Frank to a new straight up grooving hard rock/metal style, which becamew Frank most popular style, around the world, and catapulted frank into stardom.Getting gigs on NBC TV live, etc. Tons of live prime time performances - Mike Douglas show, October 1976.
It was this change on this album with the song, "Muffin Man"' that got it started. No need to keep the old organic jazz/pop crew anymore.
Frank needed more stunt guitar metal guys, with Bozzio as the drummer.
CLASS IS IN SESSION:
Just listen to that crushing drum beat on franks advance romance guitar solo, with terry independently moving around the kit beautifully, without skipping a beat, avoiding any polyrhythmic beat confusion of Vince Colaiuta 3 years later.
Frank and Terry WERE THE PERFECT MATCH AND FIT. Just needed a few more guitarists and two keyboardists,filled EVERY Zappa gap ,in his career.
@Zolar Czakl Well, let me clarify it for you.
Bozzio was serious about leaving for the band ,U.K. with Patrick Ohearn, the bass player.
Don't forget,Zappa wasn't the easiest guy to work with for more than a handful of yearly tours. Its so draining, from the nonstop rehearsals and draining tour schedule playing this music style, with frank changing things before the concerts, that Steve Vai spoke about possible SUICIDE!!!! Watch Steves video about his fear and depression.
Bozzio and Frank accomplished what they set out to do,in those previous 3 years. Catipulting Frank to that stardom Hard rock/popular level. Vinny Colaiuta was a mistake and it only took Frank 2 years to figure it out, Actually only 20 months, to be exact. including the short 79 touring for only 5 months. That's a relatively short tenure for Colaiuta, Wouldn't you agree? Hope that answered your concern about always trying to rationalize against the facts I constantly present to you guys.
Such a great and cool song. Very bluesy, but with something extra!
Yes! One of Frank's best albums. Recorded in 1975 at The Armadillo National Headquarters in Austin, TX (you remember, the home of the Guacamole Queen). With Capt. Beefheart on harmonica. Great selection Peter.
To me this is a fun song. Haven't heard it in years, but believe me I almost remember every single note and phrase. That should tell you that I like this piece a lot
Some of the live versions, the one from OZ comes to mind, are wonderful on the ear as well.
So Captain beefheart wasn't singing on this song but yeah that was definitely captain beefheart on the harmonica I could tell by the high-register knows he was doing that was his trademark Style there are other songs where he sings on and does all sorts of fun stuff on this album
It was Napoleon and George singing. The Captain was on harmonica and vocals here and there.
Thanks Rowlf!
such a great riff. Obviously I love this song.
Yeah he even said something right at the end and I don't know what it was right after he got through playing his harmonica
Fantastic album, with all star musicians from early albums, including old high school friend Mr. Captain Beefheart (maybe one of your new reactions?), + the new generation young Terry Bozzio.......much appriciated :)
Glad you enjoyed Erwin!
Yeah, FINALY another one of my favorites! Danny's slide guitar and Capt. 's harp! Awesome! But listen to the album as one piece, I love the way one song goes into the next - pure genious. Thanks
Thanks for watching!
Every time i here this album it reminds me when me and my beast friend went fishing in the beginning of the 80s, this album got played a lot that summer.
Conceptual continuity alert... Potato Headed Bobby makes another appearance in here... I am convinced there was a fellow inmate with Frank at the San Bernardino County jail who was really funny looking by the name of Bobby...
☺️thanks David
FRANK ZAPPA IS THE BEST!!
Napoleon Murphy Brock is the main singer.
Wow, we thought he was there, but weren’t sure!
Talking about great guitar solos: the one on Hot Plate Heaven At The Green Hotel (Broadway the Hard Way) is one of my favourites.
No captain in vocals & danny walley on slide guitar ( first solo ) a nice transition album...Napoleon is Gold the captain on harmonica .... Debra Kadabra guys ........
A favorite album for me (and I own them all). Do yourself a favor and listen to it through. By the way, Danny Walley on slide was the first guitar solo.
Thanks for the info Master of Nothing!
I said corrected he did do a Yelp in there in Between blowing his harmonica so yeah you can hear his voice in there but that's just he's kind of like he and Anderson where he makes all these strange noises while he's playing the flute while before it does the same thing when he plays his harmonica alrighty brooklynites
Never disappoints! ✌🏻💛🎼
Love Sifa….. my current favourite female Zappa fan ❤
Thanks Gordon!!
Nice little guest vocal by Captain Beefheart.
@Tom McCafferty - That's Napolean on vocals and Don on harmonica.
@@Frunobulax74 He is doing background vocals. That is what I meant by little guest vocal. You can recognize his raspy voice.
My favorite Frank guitar solo is a song called Ship Ahoy!
Told you bout the anchovies, George Duke!!!
Cappy Beef a.k.a. Don Vliet (here on harmonica) and FZ were friends as far back as Antelope Valley High School in Lancaster, CA.
and the hits just keep coming!
It's Napoleon on lead vocals!
Wow, we didn’t mention cause we weren’t sure!
Awesome, thanks guys!
❤️!
Don’t get much better than that!
Hello, hope you are well. Thanks again. Excellent album. Please watch -Zappa-the Dub room special .♥️
un de mes titres préféré de Frank Zappa.
like I said he was playing the harmonica yeah he threw in a few little words random stuff here and there there's a song that he does something with the flat top particular about the pointed made that's pretty awesome
I always like that around halfway into Frank’s solo it turns into a boogie. It sort of creeps up on you.
Dear Sifa, your #2 solo was "What's new in Baltimoooore..." Now, after my kind reminder, would you marry me, at last :)....Now seriously, one of the FZ agressive-sounding albums, but so favourite to me. Brilliant musicianship andsuperb live vocal-instrument sync. And Terry's drumming is so on-spot that you take it as Mother Nature. Thanks guys again!
Thanks for the reminder Mr Waterpumpkin 🥰!
Guy on the left knows this, I can feel it 👊
haha we know it now!
very good
Haha , kool intro indeed. I thought he was Rick James too 😂
Great tune (& this version) and reaction too 💯🎵
We all love the polkaking.
This was a perfect Friday vibe song, so thanks for the timing.
Glad you enjoyed Jim!
Great , oh God , my God !
the best
fuckin love u guys
Love you too Zey!
Thanks, I was going to bed, now you got me digging out boxes looking for my ZOOM 606 Guitar pedal, Peace................
Glad you enjoyed Dave, peace!
Listening to FZ as
Much as you guys did last couple of months you start to realize that no wonder he had over 50 albums… and he would have easily had 50 more.
So much talent, intelligence, dedication all wrapped into one weird looking guy
You should do more full albums reaction, Like broadway the hard way, joes garage, 200 motels, waka jawaka, make a jazz noise, sheik yerboty
buy the ticket take the ride
Hardly to explain to native speaking english: We (non natives) were holding a bet about what was the correct crooner intro lyrics: Was it 'No more credit AT the liquor store' or was it ' No more credit FROM the liquor store'. Of course, the latter one won. 'Those were the days .... ' 😎
Have you all reacted to "Carolina Hard Core Ecstacy" yet? Another killer off this same album. It will introduce you to a possibly previously unknown sexual practice the band was apparently introduced to in Charleston, S.C. You'll love it.
Not yet!
Later that night
He drop on by
He told her all he wanna do
Is come up and say "Hi"
Hi-hi hi-hi hi-hi hi-hi
Hi-hi hi-hi hi-hi hi-hi
Half an hour later
She had frenched his fry
Mr. Chester Thompson
Sifa ❤❤❤
🥰Beamer
Love the pregame intros 🤪
Thanks Ben 😁!
Great reaction. Love love love this song. This version ranks high but maybe I prefer the 1976 Lady Bianca version more? Anyone with me?
Maybe. Not a huge fan of hers. Still, the tune is fabulous. I attended the Tulane concert which was great but Lady B. wasn’t on that night. Frank glared at her a couple of times.
I agree
Zappa and Beefheart together genius! Possibly a little uncomfortable.
As someone said, it's Napoleon singing the main vocals.
Half an hour later she had frenched his fry. Nobody, but nobody could lyricize like Frank.
You youngsters cannot imagine what it was like for us old guys to dig this music 50 years ago when we were teenagers.
We’re living through you❤️!
@@SightAfterDark I love you kids! You are the future!
also it's "no more credit from the liquor store". in 1989 in Dublin, Ireland we used to sing this when Johnny Giles (not his real name) also canceled our liquor store credit when one nefarious asshole fucked it up for everyone by refusing to make good on his note.
Thanks Rossa!
Highway hypnogsis otherwise know as white line fever. A lot of stank face on this one. That was Nappy on vocals.
Just a note: "Muffin Man" was first released on this album.
Cool info, thanks Lawrence!
Denny Walley wails
I would have to disagree about highway hypnosis. I was listening to this over and over one night while driving from New York to Baja CA to deliver a load of dried shrimp pulp and I became sleepy and almost ran over a squirrel
Oh no! Glad you’re ok Thomas 🥰 and the squirrel too!
Hilarious 😂
Frank’s not singing on this track, it’s Napoleon, George and Don Van,,,,🎼🎶
As far as song titles go, this is one of Zappa's funniest. Right up there with "Pinocchio's Furniture".
The song itself is great, too, but I prefer the live versions of it without Captain Beefheart.
Half an hour later she had frenched his fry....
BTW,Bongo has the original muffin man song ,which later became the infamous Baby snakes,"" muffin man"" concert recognized by Sifa. BOTH performances, with Terry Bozzio on drums.
Franks popularity EXPLODED after Bongo. Fans began to go NUTS for frank after Muffin man, That was his quintessential song that got it started for Frank around the world. No more pretentious ORGANIC CONFUSION anymore til parts of Colaiuta came into play, only to regain the direction with his 80's albums, bringing in heavy metal guitar stars.
I'm surprised this Peter K. didn't mention Terry Bozzio in his text below. Either from reasons of denial or ignorance.
@globextradingsystems LLC - Yeah, everybody is ignorant and in denial except you, oh wise one. Take a long look in the mirror if you can stomach it and stop being redundant with all of your comments for months on end.
I like his friend's hat. Zappa's kind of music's Boo Radley, the lurking, leering menace who turns out to be a kindly, aging squeegee kid for the cortex. Coffee got it started - plus chocolate and chili vodkas and Fra'Angelico. I passed on the half-and-half after looking at the lineup. No REAL complaints...ok, well...never mind.
Bloozy. Kewl. tyvm, FZ, SAD. Happier.
Waddaya mean, "WHAT?!!"
The dark liquor, something grilled, nicely charred? Evocative AF, Sifa! A. F. lol 8>[D>
!! Thanks Damon!
The Captain in Zappas shadow again. He deserve a clear spot.
´Aba Zappa Zoom` !
bat chain puller
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"Safe as Milk" was grounnd breaking and still my go tooooo.
_Bat Chain Puller, Abba Zabba,_ or _Electricity_ or _Moonlight on Vermont_ or _Owed T'Alex._ All strong stuff, but Sight After Dark can take it.
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Nutmeg mystica on custard trifle for contrast
Fast and bulbous
So who is the rhythm section here? Killin it! I'm guessing Terry on drums?....
We found out it’s Terry in the comments! Thanks for watching Billy!
Terry bozzio and Tom fowler on bass
@@stefanoterragni999 Thanks ✌
This is Zappa's original "More Trouble Every Day," written after watching the riots in Los Angeles in 1966:
ruclips.net/video/Dtk2gozGtbg/видео.html
Thanks for sharing!
Actually I think the version on Make a Jazz Noise Here is better. On this album you have to check out _Sam With the Showing Scalp Flat Top_ for some authentic Beefheart goodness.
Thanks Donaldb1!
At 3:47 gotcha, huh !
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yeah really all of this album. nothing more to say really
Why you changed places??? 😁
☺️we didn’t. We flipped the camera so you could read our clothes and the video too❤️
Give us a coal kitchen!!!!!
I THINK nAPOLEON was singer....She took George's watch like they always do....it was a timex too...wah woo wah woo...
Bozio's tom's sound excellent..he was one of the first drummers to tune his kit to specified notes..
''half an hour she had Frenched his fry''...''next thing you know she had a bolt on the door.''
Advance romance...or modern romance...i can't take it no more.
Thanks Mike!