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| − | + | | align=center colspan=2 | Released October 1969. | |
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* [[Frank Zappa]] (guitar, octave base, percussion) | * [[Frank Zappa]] (guitar, octave base, percussion) | ||
* [[Captain Beefheart]] (vocals) | * [[Captain Beefheart]] (vocals) | ||
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* [[Lowell George]] Uncredited (Guitar) | * [[Lowell George]] Uncredited (Guitar) | ||
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| − | The | + | # [[Peaches En Regalia|Peaches En Regalia]] (03:39) |
| + | # [[Willie The Pimp|Willie The Pimp]] (09:17) | ||
| + | # [[Mr. Green Genes|Son Of Mr. Green Genes]] (09:00) | ||
| + | # [[Little Umbrellas|Little Umbrellas]] (03:04) | ||
| + | # [[The Gumbo Variations|The Gumbo Variations]] (16:57) | ||
| + | # [[It Must Be A Camel|It Must Be A Camel]] (05:17) | ||
| − | == | + | ==Release Notes== |
| − | + | Recorded: [[Sunset-Highland Studios|T.T.G.]], LA; [[Sunset Sound]], LA; [[Whitney Studios]], Glendale, July-August, 1969. | |
| − | + | <br>Produced by Frank Zappa. | |
| + | <br>Engineers: [[Dick Kunc]] ([[Whitney Studios]]), [[Jack Hunt]] ([[Sunset-Highland Studios|T.T.G.]]), [[Cliff Goldstein]] ([[Sunset-Highland Studios|T.T.G.]]), [[Brian Ingoldsby]] ([[Sunset Sound]]). | ||
| + | <br>Photo: [[Ed Caraeff]]. | ||
| + | <br>Cover design: [[Cal Schenkel]]. | ||
| + | ==Liner Notes== | ||
| + | ==Background Information== | ||
| + | The woman on the cover of the [[Hot Rats]] album crawling out of the crypt is [[Christine Frka]]. | ||
| + | ==Conceptual Continuity== | ||
| + | ==Versions== | ||
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| rowspan=14 align="center" | 8 | | rowspan=14 align="center" | 8 | ||
Revision as of 14:26, 18 April 2006
Players
- Frank Zappa (guitar, octave base, percussion)
- Captain Beefheart (vocals)
- Sugar Cane Harris (violin)
- Jean-Luc Ponty (violin)
- John Guerin (drums)
- Paul Humphrey (drums)
- Ron Selico (drums)
- Max Bennett (bass)
- Shuggy Otis (bass)
- Ian Underwood (keyboards, clarinets, saxes)
- Lowell George Uncredited (Guitar)
Tracks
- Peaches En Regalia (03:39)
- Willie The Pimp (09:17)
- Son Of Mr. Green Genes (09:00)
- Little Umbrellas (03:04)
- The Gumbo Variations (16:57)
- It Must Be A Camel (05:17)
Release Notes
Recorded: T.T.G., LA; Sunset Sound, LA; Whitney Studios, Glendale, July-August, 1969.
Produced by Frank Zappa.
Engineers: Dick Kunc (Whitney Studios), Jack Hunt (T.T.G.), Cliff Goldstein (T.T.G.), Brian Ingoldsby (Sunset Sound).
Photo: Ed Caraeff.
Cover design: Cal Schenkel.
Liner Notes
Background Information
The woman on the cover of the Hot Rats album crawling out of the crypt is Christine Frka.
Conceptual Continuity
Versions
| ZFT # | Version # | # discs | Format | Catalog # | Release (YYYY-MM-DD) |
Barcode (EAN-13) |
Artwork | Comment |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 8 | 1 Original Stereo |
1 | LP | Warner Bizarre/Reprise RS 6356 |
1969-10-15 | None | Cal Schenkel | US edition. Matrix # Side1: T 1 RS 6356 A 30926 - 1 Side2: T 1 RS 6356 B 30927 - 2 |
| Unknown | 1 | LP | Barking Pumpkin BPR 8888-2 |
1986-11-25 | Included in The Old Masters, Box II set. | |||
| 2 Important Remix |
1 | CD | Rykodisc RCD 10066 |
1987 | 0014431006623 | US edition | ||
| 1 | CD | 1988 | 24 Karat Gold Picture CD. Matrix # 818 PUMPKIN RYK-RCD 10066 SOI01 | |||||
| 1 | CD | Zappa CDZAP 2 |
1987-10 | 5016583600228 | UK edition | |||
| 1 | CD | Intercord i.r.s. 970702 |
? | ? | German edition | |||
| 1 | CD | VideoArts VACK 2027 |
1994-10-26 | 4988112405295 | Japanese edition | |||
| 1 | CS | Rykodisc RAC 10508 |
1995-05-02 | 0014431050848 | US edition | |||
| 1 | CD | Rykodisc RCD 10508 |
1995-05-02 | 0014431050824 | US edition | |||
| 1 | CD | VideoArts VACK 5102 |
1995-09-25 | 4988112406964 | Japanese edition | |||
| 1 | CD | VideoArts VACK 5237 |
1996-05-30 | 4988112408371 | Japanese edition | |||
| 1 | CD | VideoArts VACK 1209 |
2001-09-21 | 4988112412651 | Japanese edition, mini-album papersleeve | |||
| 1 | CD | Rykodisc RCD 40583/1 |
2002-03-21 | None | US edition. Included in the Threesome No. 2 box set. Matrix # IFPI L504 IFPI 8732 DISCTRONICS RCD 10508 03 | |||
| 1 | CD | Rykodisc RCD 10598 |
2005-07-19 | 0014431059827 | = VideoArts VACK 1209, the barcode is a sticker, the Ryko reference is not printed |
