65 next month, and am having a VERY BAD DAY if I dont get a minimum of 1 hour of Zappa music, these days "Imaginary Deseases" spinning 24/7. Zappa Lives
I just listened to an interview where Frank was asked what was the first music he liked . He said the first kind of music he heard and liked is Middle Eastern music . I can really hear that in the beginning of DC Boogie . I like the melodies . And Frank knew how to play them on his guitar . And make them sound awesome ! Always an original ! Always himself ! How refreshing . Still number in my book ! I I feel so lucky I got to see him live . Starting from 1975 . I’d say at least a dozen times . I wish it was a thousand times ! He left us with a lot of recordings still to discover . Thank you Frank and the Family Trust
I am 62 years old. I am listening to Zappa's music since 1973. I am still discovering new tracks, new stuff. I hope to live till 90 years old to listen to his music.
moi aussi j'avais 20 ans en 70 et j'écoute Zappa et d'autres de cette époque avec toujours autant de bonheur ..mais j'écoute aussi ceux de maintenant..car j'aime la musique mais quand même difficile de trouver autant de qualité,d'invention,d'originalité...heureusement il y a le jazz qui est toujours là...
Once upon a time in Zappaland between boogie and ballad. Let's not forget that it could have been a march, a polka or a jingle of dog food. Thank you for this shared democratic process !
Zappas guitar playing and tone are fuckin monstrous....his solos are events for christs sake! I saw frank in 84,85 and it was like watching God play...God Bless you Frank
When listening to the '72 live music, consider this: After being pushed from the stage in Dec. 1971, he spent time in the wheelchair, wrote the music for and recorded two albums with big band and smaller band - The Grand Wazoo and Waka/Jawaka. 9 months to the day after being pushed from the stage, he mounted the (albeit brief) tour known as The Grand Wazoo with the 20-piece orchestra, finished that up, pared it down to 10-pieces and went back on tour with new music, including this gem. Think of ANY other pop musician who may be pushed from a stage and wind up in a wheelchair. Would they be as active, both in the studio and already touring in 9 months, or sitting, staring off into space after taking handfuls of pain killers? You can't keep a good man down.
First Zappa Album I bought was Burnt Weenie Sandwich, been obsessed with his music ever since. Saw him live 3 times. Dweezil 4, never heard this before 5*****
It's impossible for me to have just one favorite Frank album; but this one is up there in the top sixty..... if that makes any sensation. Music has never been as fulfilling since you left us. You left us with an empty, unenthusiastic hole Frank........ you had your nerve!
I've heard everything he has to offer anywhere. His solos never get better than on the Imaginary Diseases album. They are truly head and shoulders above anything out there. Jam bands eat your heart out.
@@dukerichardson3842 oh wow, I did not even recognize that. I got the Ruben and the Jets album (For Real) that Frank produced in 1973, not the 1968 one by the Mothers, and Tony Duran was on that & he plays the most amazing version of "Dedicated to the one I love" (johnny Martinez on vocals). That album, like the Grand Funk album Frank produced, is a truly unknown Jewel of American music.
@@guffmuff90 Damn your right, some of those 88 solos are pretty lquidy as well. Zomby Woof off of The Best Band You Never Heard in Your Life burns the house down. Pink Napkins!
This solo is my story .. I wish I can explain but I can't .. how Frank doesn't give the guitar a split second to breath .. just a flowing river of emotions.. RIP ..
I'm definitely jamming. just wish he did more instrumentals. He was so brilliant, jumping through the traditional keys, time is nothing to him 3/4 to 4/4 and back, and I even catch a bit of retuning "C" to its original 1700's sound. Amazingly brilliant!!
höchster musikgenuss, wie immer von zappa. ein genie das leider viel zu früh verstarb!!! höre zappa and mothers schon seit meinem 15zehnten lebensjahr, bin jetzt 62 und habe mir in früher jugend oft vom letzten geld als lehrling alle platten von ihm gekauft. meistens in wien, da ich in einer kleinen stadt wohnte im norden österreichs wo es sowas nicht gab . gottsei dank gabs da einige typen die wussten was los ist!!!! also frank und seine phantastischen musiker geniessen!
Mann freut mich das sowas zu hören...suuuper...hab mir auch vom Lehrlingslohn jeden angespart um Zappa - Scheiben zu kaufen...bin ja auch nicht mehr der Jüngste...aber Zappa hält am Leben...great googelymoogely 😈
Same with me....never heard this one. I guess we'll hear more since music from his vault is being released, as far as I understand it. Just love this vibe on Frank's music. Those long great solos and amazing backup from his musicians.
73 now, allways been a big fan of Frank & Friends started with Chunga’s Revenge, which i bought for the cover, never heard of Zappa before, i thought if you come with a cover like that, it must be good sounds, bought it in the blind…. sincethen I’m hooked on Zappa, and i like it every day
I've listened to tons of Zappa. I'm always finding something new. Fucking Zappa. People that don't listen to him, or refuse to do so, are missing out on some of the best music ever made. Wonderful post!!!! Thanks sooo much, Zappa lives on 'cuz of peeps like you!
An older musician friend turned me on to Lumpy Gravy when I was just a rookie sophomore in high school in '76. I've been assimilating all the FZ I could ever since and my awe and appreciation just continue to grow!
at the age of 67 i begin more about to learn of one of the greatest musicians there ever was , thanks you for sharing this incredibel pieces whit me and many others,
Been listening to FZ for 50 years now. Saw his bands half a dozen times. Pure musical genius. Anyone that played with him had to be avant-garde . His guitar playing though........sublime!
Thanks to everyone who comments on how much they love Frank's music. I don't have anyone in real life who I can talk to about how great he is. It's not easy to hang out with family and friends and put on, say "Weasels Ripped my Flesh" and have everyone enjoy it!
Agree most people don't get Frank and ya if I throw on Bobby Brown or Joe's Garage 😂 most ppl I know won't tap a toe , and thats ok ppl like us get it.
@@sym667 Definitely been listening to A Token of His Extreme at least once a day the past two weeks. I cycle through albums and binge and just keep moving, but I always seem to be on something made with Frank's hands. You Are What You Is gets played pretty much every day for the past half year. XD
Frank Zappa - conductor, guitar, vocals Earl Dumler - woodwinds Tom Malone - saxes, piccolo trumpet, trumpet, tuba Malcolm McNab - trumpet Gary Barone - trumpet, flugelhorn Glenn Ferris - trombone Bruce Fowler - trombone Tony Duran - slide guitar Dave Parlato - bass Jim Gordon - drums
Saw this line up at the Waterbury Palace in 1972. They had music stands with the letter M on the front. Jim Gordon before he was lost to mental illness. Great stuff.
I gave a talk at an art museum on my three biggest artistic influences, and Zappa was number one. "A giraffe filled with whipped cream" is my modus operandi.
Imaginary Diseases features a series of live recordings from a 1972 tour by Zappa's so-called Petite Wazoo band, a ten-piece group that was full of potential but never sufficiently documented on commercial albums during his lifetime.
I have listened to countless Zappa solos throughout the years but this has got to be one of the most compelling orchestrations of the greatest guitar maestros ever to cross over in to the rock genre. great googly moogly.
old in age....young at heart....63.....first listened to FREAK OUT when I was 12 or 13.....still listening to him.....one of my favorites.....seen him EVERY time he toured and came to Providence since 1977.....................RIP FRANK.............thanks for putting this out here.....GREAT STUPHPH!!!
Thanks to the internet, Ive been through alot of music over the last 10 years...dabbling here and there, going off on some tangents, alot of the times with artists who are no longer with us, eventually tiring or running out of things to hear. I never knew much about Frank growing up, heard my older Brother talk about him now and then so he was one of the people I decided to check out. Just so in love with his music. The deeper I go the more I am amazed and Im so glad he left us with such a wealth.
Zappa IS IMMORTAL ! knowing that even "youngsters" (new generation musicians) LOVE HIM and learn more & and more about this wonderboy! Thanks for sharing xx
I had a good friend I met in school. my age, and fellow rocker... however I was literally SHOCKED when I introduced him to Zappa... he heard of Zappa, and thats as far as it went. He instantly fell in fucken love with Zappa! Started him on Joe's garage and we would talk about the meaning behind it all... Shek yr booty, hot rats, and chungas revenge... he pretty much exploded and went on after that, like a new life was giving to him... sadly though, never heard from him again...
Wait, what? I've just discovered that Frank died on my birthday... Guess I've been honouring his death since the day I was born! Edit: And he was born on my grandfather's birthday!
Frank has been my favorite since "We're only in it for the money" Saw him every Halloween he was in the N.Y. area. Without a doubt one of the greatest composers of our time. RIP Frank
I heard dancing fool about 30 years ago and have loved his stuff since, way head of his time, but here's the thing, his music will always be ahead of it's time. Brutally Beautiful
Hot damn! this just came in my feed while I was doing something. Great FZ. I saw him 3x live. he was always in Guitar Player magazine's top guitar players of all time, for a damn good reason
Thanks for posting. Thank you very much. We all wish Frank had done more blues. His work, the little of it that we have is fantastic. I feel very lucky I saw him live four times right outside Washington D.C. Zappa RIP. Zappa for President, running on the Love monger platform, with reality as our number one form of currency. Peace.
Frank smoked cigarettes,but didn't drink or do drugs. I smoke,drink and Don't do drugs and still can't play a damn guitar or compose/conduct music !! Some guys are just gifted,Salut Mr Zappa !!
It is as if the music is coming down from heaven above! Thank you Frabk Zaooa, Thank you for leaving your musical footprint on the earth's DNA and my heart!
Zappa fired his musicians for being high at rehearsals, he never got high, I've seen him say on more than 1 or 2 interviews that he tried a joint a few times and every time he got "sleepy" and it gave him a sore throat, so he never did it again.. he truly understood the psychedelic sound and there was an authenticity to his version of "acid rock" that the Grateful Dead or other "trippy" bands just couldn't duplicate.. No, Zappa did not smake weed, or take acid. that's just an ignorant,uninformed opinion. If u watch his senatorial hearing for the PMRC on youtube, it's obvious he wasn't a stoner, he was clear headed and conducted/composed for full orchestras,and was respected by Classical composers.. u can't do that stuff stoned. no way. he had his act together and produced more albums than almost anyone... he was a great,great man who was both funny and brilliant. he never took himself seriously or acted like he was "brilliant" which is what made him so amazing.
thank you for this, I love Zappa for his music,the fact that he enriched my music perspective and the way he just was, you've given a very good description of Him
BIG Time absolutely Kevin many many don't believe what you are saying cause they don't know And don't understand. The trouble that we all do know is that Frank smoked and smoked and smoked some more My God Frank WHY ?? We loved you so much
+John Fred Maybe he liked smoking and it helped him to focus on producing the best music ever made? Smoke some yourself and maybe you'll be someone that has something to contribute too!
Yeah, I know. The confusion boils down to how these commentary sections are set up. My response was to the zakdrager statement actually. Was not sure what kind of smoke he was implying. No big deal.
I think the reason that Zappa is untouchables on the guitar is because he knew music like someone knows how to spell their name. The stuff he played was the result of all that knowledge being applied to an instrument and god knows how many hours of rehearsals. Zappa was and remains the best example of taking music theory, applying it, and taking it to places where few have ever thought of taking it.
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I am 68 yrs old and still listening to frank zappa
I'll be 72 next week and I play his music each and every day!
65 next month, and am having a VERY BAD DAY if I dont get a minimum of 1 hour of Zappa music, these days "Imaginary Deseases" spinning 24/7.
Zappa Lives
My folks hated him 72 now still listing!
As time goes by Frank makes even more sense.
i was just thinking the same thing
@@jameswiblishauser9745 and more waves... the ripples keep multiplying
He was a brilliant musician
imagine that haha
❤
Great song which I only discovered a few years ago. The man was a genius. Been listening to him for 52 years plus.
You never finish listen the best. Zappa hello from Portugal
I just listened to an interview where Frank was asked what was the first music he liked . He said the first kind of music he heard and liked is Middle Eastern music . I can really hear that in the beginning of DC Boogie . I like the melodies . And Frank knew how to play them on his guitar . And make them sound awesome ! Always an original ! Always himself ! How refreshing . Still number in my book ! I
I feel so lucky I got to see him live . Starting from 1975 . I’d say at least a dozen times . I wish it was a thousand times ! He left us with a lot of recordings still to discover .
Thank you Frank and the Family Trust
56 Zappa CD's in my collection and I never heard this gem. The legend grows more impressive every day. Wow!
I think there's like 110 albums of his out by now. Unbelievable....
I am 62 years old. I am listening to Zappa's music since 1973. I am still discovering new tracks, new stuff. I hope to live till 90 years old to listen to his music.
I am right with you
Not far behind you and same here. He never seemed to do things the same twice.
Me too. 1969 i bought Mothermania. still hooked.
moi aussi j'avais 20 ans en 70 et j'écoute Zappa et d'autres de cette époque avec toujours autant de bonheur ..mais j'écoute aussi ceux de maintenant..car j'aime la musique mais quand même difficile de trouver autant de qualité,d'invention,d'originalité...heureusement il y a le jazz qui est toujours là...
Комрады, Зарра обьединяет . Слушаю его то-же с70 годов.
Once upon a time in Zappaland between boogie and ballad. Let's not forget that it could have been a march, a polka or a jingle of dog food. Thank you for this shared democratic process !
Im a bit sad that no one from the audience shouted out "makes its own sauce when you add water" when Mr. Zappa asked the dog food jingle question...
Zappas guitar playing and tone are fuckin monstrous....his solos are events for christs sake! I saw frank in 84,85 and it was like watching God play...God Bless you Frank
Frank's picking was so unique.
Zappa always had the best band.
When listening to the '72 live music, consider this:
After being pushed from the stage in Dec. 1971, he spent time in the wheelchair, wrote the music for and recorded two albums with big band and smaller band - The Grand Wazoo and Waka/Jawaka.
9 months to the day after being pushed from the stage, he mounted the (albeit brief) tour known as The Grand Wazoo with the 20-piece orchestra, finished that up, pared it down to 10-pieces and went back on tour with new music, including this gem.
Think of ANY other pop musician who may be pushed from a stage and wind up in a wheelchair.
Would they be as active, both in the studio and already touring in 9 months, or sitting, staring off into space after taking handfuls of pain killers?
You can't keep a good man down.
The cold chill..... the goosebumps..... then the tears...... this song brings out such joy in my being.
This is one of his more haunting guitar solos. Very emotive.....
Only Zappa can put me in such a deep trance in the first 10 seconds of a song
First Zappa Album I bought was Burnt Weenie Sandwich, been obsessed with his music ever since. Saw him live 3 times. Dweezil 4, never heard this before 5*****
It's impossible for me to have just one favorite Frank album; but this one is up there in the top sixty..... if that makes any sensation. Music has never been as fulfilling since you left us. You left us with an empty, unenthusiastic hole Frank........ you had your nerve!
The one musician who has never let me down - Frank Vincent Zappa.
I've heard everything he has to offer anywhere. His solos never get better than on the Imaginary Diseases album. They are truly head and shoulders above anything out there. Jam bands eat your heart out.
Is that Denny Walley doin the"boogie" slide near the end?
@@markducharme9518 Nah, the earliest Denny appears is in 1975 on Bongo Fury. The slide guitar here is played by a guy named Tony Duran 👍
@@dukerichardson3842 oh wow, I did not even recognize that. I got the Ruben and the Jets album (For Real) that Frank produced in 1973, not the 1968 one by the Mothers, and Tony Duran was on that & he plays the most amazing version of "Dedicated to the one I love" (johnny Martinez on vocals). That album, like the Grand Funk album Frank produced, is a truly unknown Jewel of American music.
@@guffmuff90 Damn your right, some of those 88 solos are pretty lquidy as well. Zomby Woof off of The Best Band You Never Heard in Your Life burns the house down. Pink Napkins!
Frank understood it all before anyone else the maestro
Zappa blew mind at 17, still making my brain cells boogie at 63. Long live FZ music.
This solo is my story .. I wish I can explain but I can't .. how Frank doesn't give the guitar a split second to breath .. just a flowing river of emotions.. RIP ..
Frank wasn't a stoner, but he sure knew how to appeal to those that were didn't he? Love it.
The absolutely correct remark
I'm sure hanging out with the original mothers and Flo and Eddie showed him all he needed to know about that.
Yo Mama (the song lol)
Frank wouldn't have been able to produce the volume of work that he did. He took the Vivaldi approach instead.
Thats true. Frank was on some type of natural high. Piussy, coffee and cigarettes. That was Franks menu.
Peace.
I'm definitely jamming. just wish he did more instrumentals. He was so brilliant, jumping through the traditional keys, time is nothing to him 3/4 to 4/4 and back, and I even catch a bit of retuning "C" to its original 1700's sound. Amazingly brilliant!!
höchster musikgenuss, wie immer von zappa. ein genie das leider viel zu früh verstarb!!! höre zappa and mothers schon seit meinem 15zehnten lebensjahr, bin jetzt 62 und habe mir in früher jugend oft vom letzten geld als lehrling alle platten von ihm gekauft. meistens in wien, da ich in einer kleinen stadt wohnte im norden österreichs wo es sowas nicht gab . gottsei dank gabs da einige typen die wussten was los ist!!!! also frank und seine phantastischen musiker geniessen!
Mann freut mich das sowas zu hören...suuuper...hab mir auch vom Lehrlingslohn jeden angespart um Zappa - Scheiben zu kaufen...bin ja auch nicht mehr der Jüngste...aber Zappa hält am Leben...great googelymoogely 😈
Probably the finest composer of the latter half of the twentieth century. He wielded a mean guitar too. This is superb.
The greatest modern genius of music.
This song moves like a snake in the undergrowth one moment, then soars endlessly, an albatross on the wing...
que chingon era el zapa, me lo recomendaban en los 70 s e ignoraba sus discos!!
me fui con la finta de sus portadas muy locas pero bueno,!
…. WHAT A MASTERMIND MASTERING HIS GUITAR ….
I listen to him every day, and I remain amazed as though it were still the first day.
Me too Alice...every single day. Been a fan since I first heard Hot Rats when I was a young teenager.
Like brushing your teeth.
HE GOT HIGH ALL DAY AND NIGHT YOU FOOLS. HIGH ON CAFFEINE.FRANK JUST HAPPENED TO USE COFFEE AS HIS "CHEMICAL AMUSEMENT AIDE"
It is always nice to come across my fellow Zappaphiles....put me on that Daily Dose list, kiddies
100% Agree - walking same path
Alice, you have got it right as far as I can see, for what that is worth!? Can you lay anything?
One of my all time Music heroes, saw him live in 1973, haven't been the same since! What a legend!
Me too! Hordern Pavillion, Sydney, August 1973. My first concert, aged 15, and I haven't been the same ever since either! Viva Zappa!
Me too. Wembley September 1973. Blew my teenage mind.
Zappa is the most important musician of the past century, period.
I have a lot of Zappa. Unfortunately there's even more I don't have. I can't believe I've never heard this track. It's awesome! Thanks for posting it.
+topdroog I feel the same way
same here!
Same with me....never heard this one. I guess we'll hear more since music from his vault is being released, as far as I understand it. Just love this vibe on Frank's music. Those long great solos and amazing backup from his musicians.
me too
'Awesome' is an over used word by an underdeveloped education
The man was extremely talented. WOW!
This song is ridiculously cool. What a great jam!
73 now, allways been a big fan of Frank & Friends started with Chunga’s Revenge,
which i bought for the cover, never heard of Zappa before,
i thought if you come with a cover like that, it must be good sounds, bought it in the blind….
sincethen I’m hooked on Zappa, and i like it every day
How do you want this song to end? "NEVER!!!!"
Excellent handle.
:D :))))
Ucking right!!!!!! SHHH.... (listen) ,what really needs to be said ....
clockwise
How many bands let the audience decide what kind of an ending to have and put it to a vote?
A masterpiece
The modern day composer refuses to die! FZ is not only my favorite musician but a personal hero.
This is one of the best Zappa tracks to ever be heard.
is that mi8ck taylor o0n lead guitar ?
Indeed, and such a unique one for FZ!
@@MrMajar9 FZ on lead and Tony Duran on slide.
I've listened to tons of Zappa. I'm always finding something new. Fucking Zappa. People that don't listen to him, or refuse to do so, are missing out on some of the best music ever made. Wonderful post!!!! Thanks sooo much, Zappa lives on 'cuz of peeps like you!
I'm right there with you, saw him at 17, now 55, his music is blowing my mind weekly
People don't like Zappa - they love him
FORGOT THEM NONE FRANK ZAPPA LISTENING IDIOTS FRANK ZAPPA IS A INSPRIRATION TO A LOT OF MUSICIAN ESPECIALLY JOHNNY WINTER GOT THEM BLUES
7 Face Marble Eye so nice so beautiful to read your words/comment , feel the same, every inch Zappa is marvelous beyond, stunning amazing music/life
Damn straight
An older musician friend turned me on to Lumpy Gravy when I was just a rookie sophomore in high school in '76. I've been assimilating all the FZ I could ever since and my awe and appreciation just continue to grow!
Are you Borg?
@@votenolan Are there hippy Zappa freak Borg? Then perhaps... lol...
at the age of 67 i begin more about to learn of one of the greatest musicians there ever was , thanks you for sharing this incredibel pieces whit me and many others,
Hendrix,Beck,Zappa all ground and sound breakers makers extraordinary !!! No barriers !
I have to disagree with "one" of the greatest musicians!
@@TheKwaze The*
My first FZ concert I was 14,it was my night of musical epiphany. Greatest musical mind to ever walk this Earth.
yes he was.
Been listening to FZ for 50 years now. Saw his bands half a dozen times. Pure musical genius. Anyone that played with him had to be avant-garde . His guitar playing though........sublime!
Thanks to everyone who comments on how much they love Frank's music. I don't have anyone in real life who I can talk to about how great he is. It's not easy to hang out with family and friends and put on, say "Weasels Ripped my Flesh" and have everyone enjoy it!
Agree most people don't get Frank and ya if I throw on Bobby Brown or Joe's Garage 😂 most ppl I know won't tap a toe , and thats ok ppl like us get it.
When I got to know Zappa, I couldn't listen to any other music for 1 year and a half!
@@BoxerEngineSounds 😄
for better or worse i'm experiencing the same thing
@@jafarspeanutbutter6373 We're glad to hear that! Are you listening to some specific album?
@@sym667 Definitely been listening to A Token of His Extreme at least once a day the past two weeks. I cycle through albums and binge and just keep moving, but I always seem to be on something made with Frank's hands. You Are What You Is gets played pretty much every day for the past half year. XD
@@jafarspeanutbutter6373 Good to know! Have a nice day! 😊
Flies all green and buzzing! Black napkins 🎸🎸🎸🎸🎸👏🏼👏🏼👍🏼👍🏼
He was always top notch at his concerts. Very fortunate to have seen him the 3 times I did! Great tune here.
Frank Zappa - conductor, guitar, vocals
Earl Dumler - woodwinds
Tom Malone - saxes, piccolo trumpet, trumpet, tuba
Malcolm McNab - trumpet
Gary Barone - trumpet, flugelhorn
Glenn Ferris - trombone
Bruce Fowler - trombone
Tony Duran - slide guitar
Dave Parlato - bass
Jim Gordon - drums
Saw this line up at the Waterbury Palace in 1972. They had music stands with the letter M on the front. Jim Gordon before he was lost to mental illness.
Great stuff.
What A Group... Teamwork! Thanx for Sharin' My Friend ✌😎🎸
excellent share - this world needs much more Frank every day!!
Frank taught me not to take myself too seriously.
Thats funny Frank taught me to take myself pretentiously.
Frank taught me to not take other people's shit.
truth
I gave a talk at an art museum on my three biggest artistic influences, and Zappa was number one. "A giraffe filled with whipped cream" is my modus operandi.
yes makes life more enjoyable :)
Been a freak since Hot Rats, I first heard in 1970. Beloved rare talent and ability to wiggle into my brain and heart.
Same here. Bought Hot Rats LP age 13, growing up in Mexico City. Have been a believer ever since.
One size fits all for me, 14 years old.
This is the pure essence of zappa noodling at its best! i'm so glad i clicked this one!
Can’t say enough about FZ except he was still is light years ahead of all others Greatest musical artist America has ever been blessed with 🤙🏽!!!
Imaginary Diseases features a series of live recordings from a 1972 tour by Zappa's so-called Petite Wazoo band, a ten-piece group that was full of potential but never sufficiently documented on commercial albums during his lifetime.
I have listened to countless Zappa solos throughout the years
but this has got to be one of the most compelling orchestrations of the greatest guitar maestros ever to cross over in to the rock genre. great googly moogly.
What a genius
The most creative musician ever
old in age....young at heart....63.....first listened to FREAK OUT when I was 12 or 13.....still listening to him.....one of my favorites.....seen him EVERY time he toured and came to Providence since 1977.....................RIP FRANK.............thanks for putting this out here.....GREAT STUPHPH!!!
Thanks to the internet, Ive been through alot of music over the last 10 years...dabbling here and there, going off on some tangents, alot of the times with artists who are no longer with us, eventually tiring or running out of things to hear. I never knew much about Frank growing up, heard my older Brother talk about him now and then so he was one of the people I decided to check out. Just so in love with his music. The deeper I go the more I am amazed and Im so glad he left us with such a wealth.
I live Zappa. G b.
amen
You have finally seen the light my friend
Zappa is the durian of music
I have listened to this track at least 50 times since first hearing it this year. its one of the best showcases of FZs incredible musical ability.
Zappa IS IMMORTAL ! knowing that even "youngsters" (new generation musicians) LOVE HIM and learn more & and more about this wonderboy! Thanks for sharing xx
frank zappa s not dead... He just smells funny.. XXXXXXX To All Zappa heads out there XXXXXX
Zappa as Frank. Wow very nice 👍 very good as Frank Zappa
The greatest composer of the 20th century
I had a good friend I met in school. my age, and fellow rocker... however I was literally SHOCKED when I introduced him to Zappa... he heard of Zappa, and thats as far as it went. He instantly fell in fucken love with Zappa! Started him on Joe's garage and we would talk about the meaning behind it all... Shek yr booty, hot rats, and chungas revenge... he pretty much exploded and went on after that, like a new life was giving to him... sadly though, never heard from him again...
This version........pure Sixties Magic...Thanks Frank, and aappaazz for Posting.
Just gettin a little jump on my annual "Zappa Day" I am humbled by his talent and saddened by our loss.
Frank Zappa 12/21/1940 - 12/4/1993
Wait, what? I've just discovered that Frank died on my birthday... Guess I've been honouring his death since the day I was born!
Edit: And he was born on my grandfather's birthday!
Mil gracias a usted y SL MAS GRANDE DE TODOS E INCREÍBLE GRAN FRANK ZAPPA
This hits my brain in the right place!
+Broccoli you know, a prune isn't really a vegetable...
Broccoli is a vegetable...
where are you and where is your brain?
@@jinapark8635 here in palupi
Je je
@@jinapark8635 I'm with my girlfriend. My brains with her lesbian sister.
I'm 65 listening since 1968. Love all of it. the jazz. blues. country and western.
Frank has been my favorite since "We're only in it for the money" Saw him every Halloween he was in the N.Y. area. Without a doubt one of the greatest composers of our time. RIP Frank
Bruce Gorney The Halloween ‘77 Box is up here on RUclips, all 158 tracks!
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La genialità di cambiare genere musicale in qualsiasi momento. Maestro
I discover ZAPPA at 37 age and this is the most beautiful thing that.s happens to me...musycylly talkin...en epañol. Qué pedazo MÚSICO.
entroidolaza En Mexicano :
”¡Qué pedazo de cabrón!”
“¡Qué chingón!, ¡Qué chingonería!, ¡Este güey es un chingón!”
@@michaelmayen6240 que viva zappata!
michel lanaspeze Tocayo Michael: Que viva Zappata!
I heard dancing fool about 30 years ago and have loved his stuff since, way head of his time, but here's the thing, his music will always be ahead of it's time. Brutally Beautiful
Unreal. A tech company ( RUclips ) actually is doing something good. Bringing me Zappa I have never heard before!!! Phenomenal. Music is the best!!!!
DJ TrumpET.
Love the exotic background and when he hits that first electric fuzz-like note I was hooked.
I love the photos, album covers and images accompanying this brilliant track which is one I hadn't heard before.
My graduate subject was about Hot Rats album. Zappa music is nowadays one of my favorite reasons for playing, teaching and loving Music.
Love. Every day. I saw him. Many times. The great one.
The drumming is fantastic on this DC blues excursion. The bass holding everything down is perfection.
The great Jim Gordon 👍
How does music get any more satisfying and profound than this!
It doesn't!
Who besides Frank is so good and has such a good band that he let's the audience choose how the song ends?
hoe meer je deze blues versie blijft luisteren, toch blijft de ongelooflijke virtuositeit van FZ uitstralen !!!
these vibrations should be beamed out into the universe forever
Hot damn! this just came in my feed while I was doing something. Great FZ. I saw him 3x live. he was always in Guitar Player magazine's top guitar players of all time, for a damn good reason
You'd be swooning to something like this, then the next song you'd be laffing yer ass off
Thanks for posting. Thank you very much. We all wish Frank had done more blues. His work, the little of it that we have is fantastic. I feel very lucky I saw him live four times right outside Washington D.C. Zappa RIP.
Zappa for President, running on the Love monger platform, with reality as our number one form of currency.
Peace.
I had the pleasure of seeing very many of his Halloween shows. I was lucky
Fenomeno allo stato puro maestro genio incantatore uomo dolcissimo mi dispiace solo che nn ce più per me unico GRANDE FRANK ZAPPA
We needed Frank so we could determine good music from bad.
Frank smoked cigarettes,but didn't drink or do drugs. I smoke,drink and Don't do drugs and still can't play a damn guitar or compose/conduct music !! Some guys are just gifted,Salut Mr Zappa !!
More boogie from uncle Frank, what an enormous fortune we have with his music.
FRANK ZAPPA FOREVER !! MUSIC IS THE BEST !!!!
A little raga-roll by Master FZ - his range as both a composer and a guitarist never ceases to amaze me...
Wow ! I’ve never heard this before and I really like it..Frank created so much music I guess I’ll be finding new songs for years to come.
It is as if the music is coming down from heaven above! Thank you Frabk Zaooa, Thank you
for leaving your musical footprint on the earth's DNA and my heart!
that is truly beautiful. :) I feel exactly the same.
You said it Robin...
Zappa fired his musicians for being high at rehearsals, he never got high, I've seen him say on more than 1 or 2 interviews that he tried a joint a few times and every time he got "sleepy" and it gave him a sore throat, so he never did it again.. he truly understood the psychedelic sound and there was an authenticity to his version of "acid rock" that the Grateful Dead or other "trippy" bands just couldn't duplicate.. No, Zappa did not smake weed, or take acid. that's just an ignorant,uninformed opinion.
If u watch his senatorial hearing for the PMRC on youtube, it's obvious he wasn't a stoner,
he was clear headed and conducted/composed for full orchestras,and was respected by Classical composers.. u can't do that stuff stoned. no way. he had his act together and produced more albums than almost anyone...
he was a great,great man who was both funny and brilliant. he never took himself seriously or acted like he was "brilliant" which is what made him so amazing.
thank you for this, I love Zappa for his music,the fact that he enriched my music perspective and the way he just was, you've given a very good description of Him
BIG Time absolutely Kevin many many don't believe what you are saying cause they don't know And don't understand. The trouble that we all do know is that Frank smoked and smoked and smoked some more My God Frank WHY ?? We loved you so much
+John Fred Maybe he liked smoking and it helped him to focus on producing the best music ever made? Smoke some yourself and maybe you'll be someone that has something to contribute too!
Michael Lucas I think u misunderstood, Zappa smoked cigarettes, but the statement was about how he never smoked dope
Yeah, I know. The confusion boils down to how these commentary sections are set up. My response was to the zakdrager statement actually. Was not sure what kind of smoke he was implying. No big deal.
The sickest live James come from this man. I'm shitting in my pants.
I think the reason that Zappa is untouchables on the guitar is because he knew music like someone knows how to spell their name. The stuff he played was the result of all that knowledge being applied to an instrument and god knows how many hours of rehearsals. Zappa was and remains the best example of taking music theory, applying it, and taking it to places where few have ever thought of taking it.
He is the Master 🔥 Er ist der Meister 🇩🇪
This is definitely a mood lifter, it ends far too soon.. !
First time I hear.
Thank you for sharing, aappaazz.