A masterclass in how to play the blues. You simply didn't get to join his band if you weren't one of the best. Frank is always under-rated on any list of the greatest guitarists. Sadly missed.
Only saw him once but a genius guitarist. His solos throughout his career were awesome and he was a level above practically all guitarists except Page, Hendrix etc who I would rate as equal. I think now there is increasing recognition of how great he was as a composer and musician in general.
@@DinahMoeHumm he there just not in this clip if you look up broken hearts are for assholes from the same show you see him playing guitar he was a part of franks 1981 and 1982 bands
@@klinkov6393 Thank you for that info. In my mind I had placed this line-up a bit later. Let's agree though that Frank was greatly under-rated as a guitarist and a unique talent in the music world. I've followed him since the seventies.
Nig Biz as a title would cause fires,riots,demonstrations ...you name it ..white people doing it would take said problems to the 6th dimension. Wouldn't work..lol
I am sure that there are some still available. I will see a good buddy of mine who has everything Frank. I am sure he has a copy. If you did get one let me know.
The Torture Never Stops got it's start as Why Doesn't Somebody Get Him A Pepsi with Capt. Beefheart singing it. It is on YCDTOSA, Volume 4. That earlier version was, indeed, performed at the same concert as Bongo Fury, but was not included on that album. A reworked version, stripped down and performed by FZ and Terry Bozzio along with moans performed by Gail Zappa and another succulent young lady was the first released version on Zoot Allures.
everyone overinflates this as an issue. Mike Patton used the n word in a Dead Cross song a couple years back. South Park had a big episode with it 10 years ago. you making a big deal about it is just as annoying as anyone offended....which seems to be NOBODY
@@bwana-ma-coo-bah425 that's kind of my point...it was offensive then, and offensive now...it has to be handled with extreme tact. I'm not going to bother saying the n word myself!
Yeah. (I think) this song is about Motown records and how that company took in musicians, drugged them up, told them what and how to play, and spat out one hit wonders for the radio masses to pay the company for airtime and advertising. Dropping n-bombs in the song gets your attention!
@@bondollar3552 I don't think it is particularly about black artist exploitation but about the exploitation of all artists, akin to slavery, by record companies such as Warner Bros. , a pet peeve of Frank, as they had ripped him off by some very shady practices. Unfortunately, I can't do it with my band, as much as I'd like to, as no one would understand the context of the 'N' word!
@@bondollar3552 Frank simply wrote about something that did (and still does) happen, he repeatedly said in interviews he's a journalist in music. It's less about what Frank sees but what you the viewer interprets; do you think he's saying that blacks are materialistic and foolish, or that he's waging the finger to the explotative whitey exec, or he simply wanted to have a song that repeatedly said the n-word and wouldn't get him in trouble, you decide!
Utterly great song. Unfortunately fucked up by one of the most unnecessary (albeit highly stupid) sound effects ever overdubbed on a Zappa song... the hell was he thinking when he put together 'the dub room special' video in '82. It's up there with that stupid 1986+ mix overdub of johnny guitar Watson's vocals on fish thing's "he's so gay'.. way to ruin a song that was already fine the way it was originally released. Don't get me wrong I love Johnny's contributions but that was a really bad move on franks part to touch an album and tracks that was already 2 years released. Also, unsure why this song wasn't put on the torture never stops dvd (Halloween '81 mash up) ? Beats me... it's nearly the highlight of the mtv shows. If you can work your magic in an audio editor, you can remedy the terrible sound effect overdub like I have for my own collection. Now the song is pure magic.
On the Old Masters box set he re-recorded Estrada and Jimmy Carl Black's rhythm section. I think FZ did whatever he wanted with his material. This argument could go for the recycled songs on Thing Fish but who cares? Imagine the kick he got from annoying record executive types with all those overdubs
![Frank Zappa & The Mothers - Live at The Roxy 1973 [extras]](/img/1.gif)
Yes, this is the great Ray "The Illinois enema bandit" White. What a tremendous voice!
Zappa el Maldido Bandido
The Assistant Illinois Enema Bandit
BIG BAND ZAPPA .FROM MÉXICO HAPPY NEW YEAR 2024 . CHEERS. ❤️🔥😎🎸🌈🥳🥳
All the time & all along
thanks for all the comments zappa's music will always be on my channel
*Genial, este Zappa!*
*Sempre acompanhado por excelentes músicos.*
Another great one from the master
That's Ray White, but yes he's awesome.
Einfach Klasse dieser Sound
Erstklassig
One of the rare instances that frank doesnt look at the frets during his solo
Me too especially the solos.for a few days now!
A masterclass in how to play the blues. You simply didn't get to join his band if you weren't one of the best. Frank is always under-rated on any list of the greatest guitarists. Sadly missed.
Only saw him once but a genius guitarist. His solos throughout his career were awesome and he was a level above practically all guitarists except Page, Hendrix etc
who I would rate as equal. I think now there is increasing recognition of how great he was as a composer and musician in general.
You fail to see Steve Vai also on stage..he pretty much is the greatest guitarist right now. Lol
@@netrioter Where? In this clip? What are you smoking?
@@DinahMoeHumm he there just not in this clip if you look up broken hearts are for assholes from the same show you see him playing guitar he was a part of franks 1981 and 1982 bands
@@klinkov6393 Thank you for that info. In my mind I had placed this line-up a bit later. Let's agree though that Frank was greatly under-rated as a guitarist and a unique talent in the music world. I've followed him since the seventies.
This song has never been released on any album? I get to know it thanks to the Dub Room Special and a bootleg named Kreega Bondola
Zappa released it on a volume of you can;t do that on stage, can't reemember which volume but would be easy to find out
Vol 3
It was already released on the Dub Room special dvd. I was bummed it wasn't on torture never stops too.
This version is vhs tape.
They missed heaps on that DVD, I bought it just for the hope that sinister footwear was on there. Nope, cut out.
Mister Robert Martin ftw
great tune
Frank plays his solo as if watching a Monster Movie in the meantime...
While playing this solo he was thinking up the lyrics to the song The Radio Is Broken, to be recorded the following year.
Try to do this in your cover band... in 2020, lol
Nig Biz as a title would cause fires,riots,demonstrations ...you name it ..white people doing it would take said problems to the 6th dimension. Wouldn't work..lol
UNE JOUISSANCE MUSICALE, EN DVD C'EST NIQUE SA REUM TELLEMENT C'EST BON. HAFID
This song gos threw every time i talk to my wifes daughter lol
If any one has the org Dub room on VHS ill buy it or a copy of it,The DVD is diffrent
Tommy Perkins
Hell yeah we did,But its all gone now,The rain melted it all already lol
I am sure that there are some still available.
I will see a good buddy of mine who has everything Frank.
I am sure he has a copy.
If you did get one let me know.
RIP George Duke
Ray White. Godalmighty.
Think is was George Duke?? ❤️🤘💫
J3 POSE UNE QUESTION ET ESPÈRE AVOIR LA RÉPONSE : POURQUOI QUAND ON A ÉCOUTÉ ZAPPA UN JOUR C'EST POUR TOUJOURS ????HAFID
Still alive and well,watt
these were two separate gigs
many post,s debate as to the origins of torture never stops?it was 1st performed on bongo fury,with beefheart on vocals!end of debate
zoot allures
The Torture Never Stops got it's start as Why Doesn't Somebody Get Him A Pepsi with Capt. Beefheart singing it. It is on YCDTOSA, Volume 4. That earlier version was, indeed, performed at the same concert as Bongo Fury, but was not included on that album. A reworked version, stripped down and performed by FZ and Terry Bozzio along with moans performed by Gail Zappa and another succulent young lady was the first released version on Zoot Allures.
how come this wasnt on the DVD i own of this entire concert?
Because you can't do that on stage anymore
@@4scended498nice
Because the ZFT sucks balls.
Was the original song title abbreviated to Nig Biz?
I don’t remember it being that way.
The name of the song is exactly that.
I expect that it was meant to be spelled out in full, but to be respectful, Frank shortened it to Nig Biz.
Ike is awesome.
Thats Ray White FYI, but yes, Ike is awesome.
is VHS tape
yes it's a vhs
Everyone gets a solo!
Try doing this stuff now..
everyone overinflates this as an issue. Mike Patton used the n word in a Dead Cross song a couple years back. South Park had a big episode with it 10 years ago. you making a big deal about it is just as annoying as anyone offended....which seems to be NOBODY
@@arekhautaluoma4276 Try doin it back then!!
@@bwana-ma-coo-bah425 that's kind of my point...it was offensive then, and offensive now...it has to be handled with extreme tact. I'm not going to bother saying the n word myself!
@@arekhautaluoma4276 unless ray white is singing it
@@bwana-ma-coo-bah425 I'd agree with that. I don't think a black person saying the n word is controversial. U getting at anything?
DON'T TRUST ANYONE AT ALL
Did they say the N word? I swear I heard it. Lol
Yes the song is called Nigger Business
Yeah. (I think) this song is about Motown records and how that company took in musicians, drugged them up, told them what and how to play, and spat out one hit wonders for the radio masses to pay the company for airtime and advertising. Dropping n-bombs in the song gets your attention!
Perfekt
Wer ist Peter jaffe?
All the time .Desaster . All along now
Thumbs up if Suge Knight's latest shooting brought you here...
The. pc police would shutt you down.
It's a song that compares the exploitation of black artists by white executives to slavery, it's actually pretty woke!
@@bondollar3552 I don't think it is particularly about black artist exploitation but about the exploitation of all artists, akin to slavery, by record companies such as Warner Bros. , a pet peeve of Frank, as they had ripped him off by some very shady practices. Unfortunately, I can't do it with my band, as much as I'd like to, as no one would understand the context of the 'N' word!
@@bondollar3552
Frank simply wrote about something that did (and still does) happen, he repeatedly said in interviews he's a journalist in music.
It's less about what Frank sees but what you the viewer interprets; do you think he's saying that blacks are materialistic and foolish, or that he's waging the finger to the explotative whitey exec, or he simply wanted to have a song that repeatedly said the n-word and wouldn't get him in trouble, you decide!
@@WorldlyMistake313ray white said it's describing what happened with black artists bad deals in the 1950s
Utterly great song. Unfortunately fucked up by one of the most unnecessary (albeit highly stupid) sound effects ever overdubbed on a Zappa song... the hell was he thinking when he put together 'the dub room special' video in '82. It's up there with that stupid 1986+ mix overdub of johnny guitar Watson's vocals on fish thing's "he's so gay'.. way to ruin a song that was already fine the way it was originally released. Don't get me wrong I love Johnny's contributions but that was a really bad move on franks part to touch an album and tracks that was already 2 years released. Also, unsure why this song wasn't put on the torture never stops dvd (Halloween '81 mash up) ? Beats me... it's nearly the highlight of the mtv shows. If you can work your magic in an audio editor, you can remedy the terrible sound effect overdub like I have for my own collection. Now the song is pure magic.
On the Old Masters box set he re-recorded Estrada and Jimmy Carl Black's rhythm section. I think FZ did whatever he wanted with his material. This argument could go for the recycled songs on Thing Fish but who cares? Imagine the kick he got from annoying record executive types with all those overdubs
50% of his songs were nonsense, hahahaha
sort of like you
well this song is certainly isn’t nonsense, very specific story being told actually