Dweezil can play. I’ve seen videos of him ripping on the guitar. But I’ve noticed 2 things about him. He will not rip on his dad music. He will always let the guest guitarist shine. Respect!
Dweezil's a hell of a guitar player in his own right, and I notice he's looking more like the old man the older he gets. All he needs is the 'stash. Thanks for keeping Frank's music alive and well!
You're right, big stache, the Zappa Fly and he's Frank. I hadn't been paying that much attention, but it looks like he takes his musicianship as seriously as the old man too. Which is really saying something too.
I saw Dwezil in Charleston,SC and I came in with an “Apostrophe “ sign. The band acknowledged the sign and played the song. They signed autographs after the show. I am so grateful for Dwezil and the band for an incredible concert and the love they showed.
Agreed indeed. I caught him on a Rick Beato interview a few weeks back and I was blown away by just listening to him free jamming during the interview.
Phil X always looks like hes having the time of his life when he plays. Oozes joy and enthusiasm... plus he totally shreds 😆... of course Dweezil is also the man...
Agree, he is like a throwback to the original guitarists of the 60's and 70's and always looks like playing guitar is the greatest pleasure known to man.
Dweezil has no ego showing but is one of the best guitarists in music along with that bass player and his band..always something to be as a standard for all to see and hear.
Phil X rocks! Used to go see him play on Sunday nights at his dad’s restaurant in Mississauga back in the early 90’s. He used to also jam every Wednesday night in Toronto. That was always fun to go check out. Now he’s a big superstar. Always a nice guy and incredible player.
Yeah hes playing the solo great but just way too quiet…shame…i mean with them having in ears and the sound guy how did they not fix that after the first bar?
I was there. This is a bass tune co-written by the great Jack Bruce and featured on Zappa's album of the same name. The bass was just as you hear, way too quiet until the last go around. The most disappointing part of the show, which was overall a very good way to spend three hours.
Dweezil Xappa. I was there at that SLO Zappa show in the SLO Brew on Garden Street. And, I saw Frank Zappa New Years eve 1978 in the UCLA Pauley Pavilion. Steva Vai and Adrian Belew played with Frank Z that night. Terry Bozio sitting in the giant sling chair behind His massive ring around drum set. Doing drum rolls ten feet of the ground with his back to audience. Easily the most intense three way guitar Night in world history. Adrian Belew can play unbelievable Slide guitar....😊
Phil X has gone from a youtube blogger, to an in demand musician. His work with Bon Jovi was awesome. He was the right pick when Richie decided to leave the band. Now he fills in for other top notch bands and studio work. It has been great following his career. There were no surprises.
I'm just glad that Dweezil can carry on his father's music cause Mr. ZAPPA is the greatest guitar player I've ever listened to. And boy DweezIL IS incredible in his own right. I mean just absolutely shredding the baby snake SG
I saw Dweezil some years back and I saw Frank way back in 1973 , I have always been a Zappa fan , both of them ! I really wish that Dweezil , Vinnie and Warren Cuccurullo would get together and do a tour and add Ruth in there for good measure .
I think I saw him in ft myers with Bob Dylan a few yrs ago ,maybe 10 ish...at small bar I just happened to walk in...Am I close to being right, I was heavily having no buisness being anywhere that interval of time
..but are we surprised? Dweezil is INCREDIBLE but he's playing covers of his dead father's music. It's an extremely niche market. Frank's music was for an extremely niche market as well for that matter. ...so how would Dweezil ever become widely known and respected? If he were the guitarist in a very popular and more mainstream band, then everyone would know who he is - but that's not the path he chose. Music isn't about getting recognition or being an "all time great" anyway. That's what sports is for. Dweezil seems really happy and content with his life. Not everyone feels the need to be famous.
Great upload. Love Phil X, and of course Dweezil’s a monster guitar player learning from his dad, Vai and even Edward. Saw him back in ‘91 at The Paradise in Boston with his brother Ahmet on vocals and Mike Keneally on second guitar. Tight band, they did a medley of bits of 50 pop and rock songs in a row; all without stopping or missing a beat. Great show 🎸👌🏼🤘🏼
I was there at that SLO Zappa show in the SLO Brew on Garden Street. And, I saw Frank Zappa New Years eve 1978 in the UCLA Pauley Pavilion. Steva Vai and Adrian Belew played with Frank Z that night. Terry Bozio sitting in the giant sling chair behind His massive ring around drum set. Doing drum rolls ten feet of the ground with his back to audience. Easily the most intense three way guitar Night in world history. Adrian Belew can play unbelievable Slide guitar....
Just saw him in Boise, ID. Blew everyone's socks off. I was one of the youngest people there, everyone else was at least in their 60s+. Absolutely great show.
That was Outstanding! That guy on the right was born to do guitar! And all of them...bass and tone, drummer, Dweez I saw a video way back; he has many gears! Thanks for posting this. I enjoyed it a lot!
The intellectually appealing intricate and complex structure of Zappa’s music layered over persistent driving primal rhythms, and punctuated with the cultural lampooning of his lyrics, create a compelling sensory library through which listeners can experience the essence of the American experiment. Frank Zappa was early to recognize the threats posed by the growing trend toward censorship and forced homogeneity that were evolving in our governmental policies and institutions. I credit him with opening my eyes early on to a healthy skepticism of presumed authority which I am thrilled to see now beginning to enlighten more and more of us.
Bravo to this bass player who did such a superb job replicating Jack Brice's original studio bass solo. It is extremely hard to play and it must've taken many, many, many hours to first master and then memorize this bass part, much less play it live! Who is this incredible bass player! He is not getting the credit while everyone posts about Dweezil and Phil X. It's the bass player, stupid. Bravo! Love it!!
Thanks, Dweezil! I loved this. I want to thank your bass player who did all the real work on this tune! Next time, have him turn off the flanges as I couldn't discern many of the great riffs he played. For those who don't know- "Apostrophe" was a Jack Bruce bass solo set to music. And this bassist did a great job replicating a very challenging and technically difficult song to play, but a very cool one! The compliments should ALL GO to the bass player! This is a hard bass song and an easy guitar song! Focus on the guy who did this!
?saw Frank Zappa live twice in I think ‘69 or seventy at the kerrisdale arena then a few years later at the coliseum . Amazing artistry and musicianship such an awesome experience . True rock and jazz fusion .
when dweez came to vermont i was helping my sick family out of state, Id really love a chance to see ya man! Id love to shoot the chit with you about things ive pondered while listening to br1tags frank channel here........i think youll find it quite comprehensive maestro! Now come see me please!
My favorite thing about discovering Frank's music was the realization that he always challenged what his own music could be and Phil X provided a refreshing take on that. I don't know if Frank would love this, or loathe it... Either way I'm down for it. 😎
I started to hear Grateful Dead, the Free and especially their fantastic bassist Andy Fraser playing together with Dweezil Zappa and his band during the bass intro....great feeling...
Dweezil can play. I’ve seen videos of him ripping on the guitar. But I’ve noticed 2 things about him. He will not rip on his dad music. He will always let the guest guitarist shine. Respect!
U can almost see him struggle with that "solo artist" & his arrogance
yes he's a fantastic guitar player
Of course you can play, you dummy.....Duhhhh!!!
he wont play his fathers music because his mom will sue him
@@Dierstsofficialhis mom is dead now pal, he can play all the music he wants...
Thank you Dweezil for keeping the Zappa legacy alive, you are brilliant
Dweezil's a hell of a guitar player in his own right, and I notice he's looking more like the old man the older he gets. All he needs is the 'stash. Thanks for keeping Frank's music alive and well!
You're right, big stache, the Zappa Fly and he's Frank. I hadn't been paying that much attention, but it looks like he takes his musicianship as seriously as the old man too. Which is really saying something too.
Ehm Frank was pretty slim
Exactly the same posture.
Saw Frank in 1988 fresh.
Dweezil is a Monster on gutiar.
Phil just embodies the whole spirit of rock guitar. I love his enthusiasm, smiles and complete badassery that he delivers in every note.
I saw Dwezil in Charleston,SC and I came in with an “Apostrophe “ sign. The band acknowledged the sign and played the song. They signed autographs after the show. I am so grateful for Dwezil and the band for an incredible concert and the love they showed.
Dweezil is far better than most people realize.
Agreed indeed. I caught him on a Rick Beato interview a few weeks back and I was blown away by just listening to him free jamming during the interview.
so was frank
@@jbenedict967 No doubt
Phil X always looks like hes having the time of his life when he plays. Oozes joy and enthusiasm... plus he totally shreds 😆... of course Dweezil is also the man...
Was gonna say the same exact thing about Phil X! Always looks like he's having a blast. Dude can shred!
Phil X can sit in with anyone. The man is a phenomenal guitar player and one of the greatest of the guitarist of today.
Agree, he is like a throwback to the original guitarists of the 60's and 70's and always looks like playing guitar is the greatest pleasure known to man.
@@dingushussey4100No one has as much fun with a guitar in his hands as Phil. Quite the player too.
He’s always having fun!
Takes his dad's playing to a higher level and updates Franks music to where it's relevant and palatable
Dweezil, I'm a huge Zappa fan and I LOVE how you're keeping it ALIVE!!! Thank You
Dwezill holding his own with the garden state madman.
Dweezil has no ego showing but is one of the best guitarists in music along with that bass player and his band..always something to be as a standard for all to see and hear.
I believe Phil X is one of the greatest rock guitarists of our time.
Easily
Facts
Agreed absolutely!
Our time or possibly any other...
And Vai. Thanks for finding Steve, Frank.
That Bass player is AWESOME!!! Killed it!
Right! Who is he?
I'd like a much more gnarly sound here!
@@jublaim +1
I wish it was louder
@@richardphilpott1225 This is Kurt Morgan on bass. (He apparently has a brother named Ken.)
Phil X rocks! Used to go see him play on Sunday nights at his dad’s restaurant in Mississauga back in the early 90’s. He used to also jam every Wednesday night in Toronto. That was always fun to go check out. Now he’s a big superstar. Always a nice guy and incredible player.
I used to go on Sundays too! He would let my band go up and play a few original songs. Super nice guy.
Lived in Mississauga from ‘88- 2021. Man I wish I had heard of him back then (90’s). I would loved to have seen him play! Quite the guy.
Phil is a super bad ass player, and a great dude! What a cool guest spot... ZAPPA uber alles!!
So cool that Dweezil is bringing Frank's actual iconic Roxy SG guitar out on the road.
The axe needs to be played. It’s like why didn’t John Mayer bring out tiger?
I was there last night, and this was crazy! Just wish the bass was louder and MORE FUZZ! :) Great show!
Yeah hes playing the solo great but just way too quiet…shame…i mean with them having in ears and the sound guy how did they not fix that after the first bar?
@@jeremyversusjazz
It’s recorded with a phone.
You aren’t hearing a mixed recording.
I was there. This is a bass tune co-written by the great Jack Bruce and featured on Zappa's album of the same name. The bass was just as you hear, way too quiet until the last go around. The most disappointing part of the show, which was overall a very good way to spend three hours.
@@obbor4Jack Bruce? Wow!!!
@@obbor4 That is a dang shame! The sound guys totally flubbed on not cranking that bass up to front and center!!
Phil X is showing why they call it PLAYING music!!! That guy looks like he’s having fun!!!
It is soooo good to see incredible players having this much fun on stage. It brings me joy to watch and listen to this awesome performance.
Dweezil Xappa.
I was there at that SLO Zappa show in the
SLO Brew on Garden Street.
And, I saw Frank Zappa New Years eve 1978 in the UCLA Pauley Pavilion.
Steva Vai and Adrian Belew played
with Frank Z that night.
Terry Bozio sitting in the giant sling chair behind His massive ring around drum set.
Doing drum rolls ten feet of the ground
with his back to audience.
Easily the most intense three way guitar
Night in world history.
Adrian Belew can play unbelievable
Slide guitar....😊
I was at that show at pauley pavilion in 1978 that's where I quit smoking cigarettes
Phil X is a Rocker to the bone. Awesome.
Thank you Dweezil and band for keeping Frank's music alive!
Dwezil and Phil great, perfect combination of talent.
Big Island loves Dweezil. Got to see the guy a few years back at UH Hilo. Awesome!!!!!
Phil X has gone from a youtube blogger, to an in demand musician. His work with Bon Jovi was awesome. He was the right pick when Richie decided to leave the band. Now he fills in for other top notch bands and studio work. It has been great following his career. There were no surprises.
I had some lessons with Phil when we lived in Toronto.
He’s as crazy and pleasant as he seems on video.
Nice guy - badass mofo.
🇨🇦❤️
I was there, too. Phenomenal guitar playing. I love when they’re trading two’s and Phil throws in some AC/DC lol.
I'm just glad that Dweezil can carry on his father's music cause Mr. ZAPPA is the greatest guitar player I've ever listened to. And boy DweezIL IS incredible in his own right. I mean just absolutely shredding the baby snake SG
What a HELL of a rhythm section. Love the drummer...such great tone!
Phil is such a cool dude! 🤙
They're having SO MUCH FUN!!!!
All bummed out,Mick Taylor,John Mayal,then I hear this...THANK YOU,LOVE YOU!!
Keepin' Frank's music alive....
I saw Dweezil some years back and I saw Frank way back in 1973 , I have always been a Zappa fan , both of them ! I really wish that Dweezil , Vinnie and Warren Cuccurullo would get together and do a tour and add Ruth in there for good measure .
So nice to see Dweezil out and about. Apple didn’t fall far from the tree. A real treat with Phil. Rest easy Frank 🍻 cheers
PhilX's phrasing makes him an absolute natural to play Zappa's more "rock" oriented songs. Killer!
Just saw Dweez in Seattle last night. Phenomenal musicians and everyone wore many hats.
that's what i said. 🤪
Thank you Dweezil! Phil X is always fun to watch and listen to!
Great video drop! Love Dweezil and Phil X. Would love to see them do more stuff together.
The fact that Dweezil is never mentioned as an all time great player except by musicians who know, is a crime.
Completely underrated
I think I saw him in ft myers with Bob Dylan a few yrs ago ,maybe 10 ish...at small bar I just happened to walk in...Am I close to being right, I was heavily having no buisness being anywhere that interval of time
..but are we surprised? Dweezil is INCREDIBLE but he's playing covers of his dead father's music. It's an extremely niche market. Frank's music was for an extremely niche market as well for that matter. ...so how would Dweezil ever become widely known and respected?
If he were the guitarist in a very popular and more mainstream band, then everyone would know who he is - but that's not the path he chose. Music isn't about getting recognition or being an "all time great" anyway. That's what sports is for.
Dweezil seems really happy and content with his life. Not everyone feels the need to be famous.
Absofuckinglutely! Agree 100%! Monster player!
Great upload. Love Phil X, and of course Dweezil’s a monster guitar player learning from his dad, Vai and even Edward. Saw him back in ‘91 at The Paradise in Boston with his brother Ahmet on vocals and Mike Keneally on second guitar. Tight band, they did a medley of bits of 50 pop and rock songs in a row; all without stopping or missing a beat. Great show 🎸👌🏼🤘🏼
Digging everything about Dweezil more with every video I watch.
WOW, this is playin' the guitar!! AWESOME (both)
Curly guitar cords. Love it! These guys are great
Thank you DZ. The show 2024 in Santa Fe, NM blew my mind. BRAVO!.. Frank Lives!
That is a seriously professional product being delivered by Phil. To quote a phrase, 'that's how you get to be a horn player in NYC'.
Phil X is an amazing guitarist and he puts out such a warm and genuine vibe. This is excellent.
Bravo Dweezil,Phil X and all the team,great performance and amazing live guitar playing,cool ;-)
Thanks for posting.
I live for this stuff
Id never heard of Phil X before this.
He certainly seems to be having a blast.
He's always like that, Mr Rock'nroll personality!
X, a Rock and Roll Animal ❗👍😎
Music is my religion and this was a spiritual experience 🙌
Phil X is my Canadian Hero! WootWoot!
Indeed, I believe he's from Toronto
Some Moore in there from Phil X no doubt I like it. Dweezil always rips it up! Incredible. Thanks Frank. Your kid’s carrying on the name with Pride!
Oh man, memories of this album.
Thx I needed just this!
Saw Zappa plays Zappa show in San Luis Obispo. One of my favorite shows ever and I saw his dad New Years Eve at Pauly Pavillion at UCLA in 1977.
I was there at that SLO Zappa show in the
SLO Brew on Garden Street.
And, I saw Frank Zappa New Years eve 1978 in the UCLA Pauley Pavilion.
Steva Vai and Adrian Belew played
with Frank Z that night.
Terry Bozio sitting in the giant sling chair behind His massive ring around drum set.
Doing drum rolls ten feet of the ground
with his back to audience.
Easily the most intense three way guitar
Night in world history.
Adrian Belew can play unbelievable
Slide guitar....
Just saw him in Boise, ID. Blew everyone's socks off. I was one of the youngest people there, everyone else was at least in their 60s+. Absolutely great show.
Gotta love the old school coil cords...Amazing rendition of my favorite bass solo ever!
none of this happens without the BASS PLAYER who is this MONSTER!!!!
WOW!!!! thank youuuuuuuuu
Anytime
That was Outstanding!
That guy on the right was born to do guitar! And all of them...bass and tone, drummer, Dweez I saw a video way back; he has many gears!
Thanks for posting this. I enjoyed it a lot!
Dweez always has amazing musicians. Good to see this rock out with Phil X.
This is what I'm talkin about! Love it!
Great quality - thank you Ken! That was excellent.
Awesome licks by both guys!
My first exposure to Dweezle. Friggin' amazing!
You can never have too much Phil X!!!
Yep!!! Phil X is everything a great rock guitar player is all about!! How freaking cool is that guy!!!!
Dang these guys are awesome, thanks for posting this
The guitarist to Dweezil's right is Zach Tabori. He is an excellent talent in his own right.
You don't hit the Zappa stage unless you have some serious gravy with yo' biscuits...or are a Muffin Man.
If we could harness Phil X’s energy we could supply the world…what a guy and player!🧨💥
AWESOME guest! Phil X is such a bonus ...
Saw Dweezil the night before in El Cajon, and it was fantastic. 🎶🤘🏼
Good to see him with Dweezil playing my fave axe, the almighty "Satan's Guitar". They sound awesome playing together.
AWESOME! ❤❤❤
Phil is Canadian…of course he rocks. Nuff said. 🤘🏻😝🇨🇦
Put an X and a Z together and this is what you GET ! Love it!
The intellectually appealing intricate and complex structure of Zappa’s music layered over persistent driving primal rhythms, and punctuated with the cultural lampooning of his lyrics, create a compelling sensory library through which listeners can experience the essence of the American experiment. Frank Zappa was early to recognize the threats posed by the growing trend toward censorship and forced homogeneity that were evolving in our governmental policies and institutions. I credit him with opening my eyes early on to a healthy skepticism of presumed authority which I am thrilled to see now beginning to enlighten more and more of us.
Shut up and play your guitar.
Geez.
Man .... That was AWESOME!
A beautiful thing. These guys!
8:30 I love that you can hear Phil's laugh after the flip 😃
Bravo to this bass player who did such a superb job replicating Jack Brice's original studio bass solo.
It is extremely hard to play and it must've taken many, many, many hours to first master and then memorize this bass part, much less play it live!
Who is this incredible bass player! He is not getting the credit while everyone posts about Dweezil and Phil X. It's the bass player, stupid.
Bravo! Love it!!
This band rocks. The drummer is Fire…
I'm thinking Frank would have enjoyed that. Excellent job Phil 👍
Yes 👏🏾👏🏾👍🏾
Simply awesome!
I've seen Dweezil 3 times..and Frank 2 times, I miss them both...hopefully Dweezil makes his way back through Canada
Maaaan, Phil is so fkn COOL!👍
Super
fantastic!
Thanks, Dweezil! I loved this.
I want to thank your bass player who did all the real work on this tune!
Next time, have him turn off the flanges as I couldn't discern many of the great riffs he played.
For those who don't know- "Apostrophe" was a Jack Bruce bass solo set to music. And this bassist did a great job replicating a very challenging and technically difficult song to play, but a very cool one!
The compliments should ALL GO to the bass player! This is a hard bass song and an easy guitar song! Focus on the guy who did this!
?saw Frank Zappa live twice in I think ‘69 or seventy at the kerrisdale arena then a few years later at the coliseum . Amazing artistry and musicianship such an awesome experience . True rock and jazz fusion .
when dweez came to vermont i was helping my sick family out of state, Id really love a chance to see ya man! Id love to shoot the chit with you about things ive pondered while listening to br1tags frank channel here........i think youll find it quite comprehensive maestro! Now come see me please!
My favorite thing about discovering Frank's music was the realization that he always challenged what his own music could be and Phil X provided a refreshing take on that. I don't know if Frank would love this, or loathe it... Either way I'm down for it. 😎
I didn't mention Dweezil because... well... does he really need mentioning by me? His guitar says more than I can ever say. Zappa ♥
Awesome!!
Dweezil you’re the real winner of the family. Thanks for keeping it going.
I started to hear Grateful Dead, the Free and especially their fantastic bassist Andy Fraser playing together with Dweezil Zappa and his band during the bass intro....great feeling...
Wow!!!!!!!❤