An Evening With Wild Man Fischer - Revision history

Jason.Kreitzer at 17:37, 12 July 2025

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Jason.Kreitzer: I Googled "The Bizarre Percussion Ensemble" -fischer, and came up with nothing.

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I Googled "The Bizarre Percussion Ensemble" -fischer, and came up with nothing.

Jason.Kreitzer: I Googled "The Bizarre Percussion Ensemble" -fischer, and came up with nothing.

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I Googled "The Bizarre Percussion Ensemble" -fischer, and came up with nothing.

Jason.Kreitzer at 18:52, 23 August 2021

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Jason.Kreitzer at 21:15, 18 July 2021

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Jason.Kreitzer at 21:15, 18 July 2021

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	[[Category:Discography\|Evening With Wild Man Fischer]]		[[Category:Discography\|Evening With Wild Man Fischer]]
−	[[Category:Side Projects\|Evening With Wild Man Fischer]]	+	[[Category:Side Projects\|Evening With Wild Man Fischer]][[Category:1969\|Evening With Wild Man Fischer]]

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	==Notes==		==Notes==
		+
		+	Zappa's backing tracks (with vocals removed) for [http://media.duncanmoran.net/ZWJ/Circle_(Vocals%20removed).mp3 Circle] and [http://media.duncanmoran.net/ZWJ/TheTaster(VocalsRemoved).mp3 The Taster].

	==See Also==		==See Also==

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      Name           = An Evening With<br>Wild Man Fischer |
      Released       = April 1969 |
-     Related        = See also:<br>[[The Bizarre Percussion Ensemble]]<br>[[GTO's]] |
+     Related        = See also:<br>The Bizarre Percussion Ensemble<br>[[GTO's]] |
 }}
 </div>
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 ==Liner Notes==
 '''(Inside spread:)'''
-<blockquote>"The material for this album was recorded live in the street (with Larry's knowledge and consent) in front of [[Whisky a Go-Go|The Whisky A Go Go]] and [[The Hamburger Hamlet]] on Sunset Strip, by [[Dick Kunc]] on a Uher portable stereo tape recorder. The percussion effects were added later in Studio 2 at Sunset Sound by [[Arthur Tripp|Art Tripp]], engineered by Jerry Hansen. Larry's unaccompanied songs were recorded at Sunset and in the basement of [[The Log Cabin]]. The monologues were recorded at Sunset. ''The Taster'' and ''Circle'' are accompanied by multiple over-dub tracks which I manufactured. ''Merry-Go-Round'' and ''Serrano Beach'' are accompanied by [[The Bizarre Percussion Ensemble]]. ''The Madness & Ecstasy'' of the second half of Side One was a spontaneous recitation (he was making it all up in the studio, believe it or not) by Mr. [[Kim Fowley]] and Mr. [[Rodney Bingenheimer]], assisted in spots by the [[GTO's]] (Girls Together Outrageously). The girl's voice at the end of Side One belongs to ''Miss Johna'', who was, at one time, Larry's girl friend[sic]. The percussion was added later on another session.<br><br>
+<blockquote>"The material for this album was recorded live in the street (with Larry's knowledge and consent) in front of [[Whisky a Go-Go|The Whisky A Go Go]] and [[The Hamburger Hamlet]] on Sunset Strip, by [[Dick Kunc]] on a Uher portable stereo tape recorder. The percussion effects were added later in Studio 2 at Sunset Sound by [[Arthur Tripp|Art Tripp]], engineered by Jerry Hansen. Larry's unaccompanied songs were recorded at Sunset and in the basement of [[The Log Cabin]]. The monologues were recorded at Sunset. ''The Taster'' and ''Circle'' are accompanied by multiple over-dub tracks which I manufactured. ''Merry-Go-Round'' and ''Serrano Beach'' are accompanied by The Bizarre Percussion Ensemble. ''The Madness & Ecstasy'' of the second half of Side One was a spontaneous recitation (he was making it all up in the studio, believe it or not) by Mr. [[Kim Fowley]] and Mr. [[Rodney Bingenheimer]], assisted in spots by the [[GTO's]] (Girls Together Outrageously). The girl's voice at the end of Side One belongs to ''Miss Johna'', who was, at one time, Larry's girl friend[sic]. The percussion was added later on another session.<br><br>
 Please listen to this album several times before you decide whether or not you like it or what [[Larry Fischer|Wild Man Fischer]] is all about. He has something to say to you, even though you might not want to hear it."</blockquote>

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 *[[Larry Fischer|Wild Man Fischer]] (vocals, spontaneous comments, recitations, explanations, dialogs and diatribes)
-*[[The Bizarre Percussion Ensemble]] (collective group percussion)
+*The Bizarre Percussion Ensemble (collective group percussion)
 *[[Arthur Tripp|Art Tripp]] (dubbed percussion effects)
 *[[Kim Fowley]] (introduction and prophecies about Fischer)

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 © 1968 all lyrics & music copyrighted for the world by Bizarre Music Co. BMI<br>
 Produced by [[Biography|Frank Zappa]]<br>
-Engineered by [[Jerry Hansen]] at [[Sunset Sound|Sunset Sound Studios]], Hollywood<br>
+Engineered by [[Jerry Hansen]] at [[Sunset Sound Recorders|Sunset Sound Studios]], Hollywood<br>
 Street field recording by [[Dick Kunc]]<br>
 Art direction: [[Cal Schenkel]]<br>

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 | align="center" | 2
 | align="center" | [[wikipedia:Long playing record|LP]]
-| [[Warner]] [[Bizarre]]/[[Reprise Records|Reprise]]<br>2XS&nbsp;6332
+| [[Warner Brothers]] [[Bizarre Records]]/[[Reprise Records|Reprise]]<br>2XS&nbsp;6332
 | 1969-04-28
 | None

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 '''The Middle'''
 ...Jonny Cash[sic]<br>
-"[[Larry Fisher|Wild Man Fischer|Wild Man]]"<br>
+"[[Larry Fischer|Wild Man Fischer|Wild Man]]"<br>
 [[Larry Fischer|Fischer]]...after he met [[Biography|Frank Zappa]]<br>
 .......<br>

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 ==Players==
-*[[Wild Man Fischer]] (vocals, spontaneous comments, recitations, explanations, dialogs and diatribes)
+*[[Larry Fischer|Wild Man Fischer]] (vocals, spontaneous comments, recitations, explanations, dialogs and diatribes)
 *[[The Bizarre Percussion Ensemble]] (collective group percussion)
 *[[Arthur Tripp|Art Tripp]] (dubbed percussion effects)
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 Words and music on all songs by Larry Fischer<br>
 © 1968 all lyrics & music copyrighted for the world by Bizarre Music Co. BMI<br>
-Produced by [[Frank Zappa]]<br>
+Produced by [[Biography|Frank Zappa]]<br>
 Engineered by [[Jerry Hansen]] at [[Sunset Sound|Sunset Sound Studios]], Hollywood<br>
 Street field recording by [[Dick Kunc]]<br>
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 <blockquote>"The material for this album was recorded live in the street (with Larry's knowledge and consent) in front of [[Whisky a Go-Go|The Whisky A Go Go]] and [[The Hamburger Hamlet]] on Sunset Strip, by [[Dick Kunc]] on a Uher portable stereo tape recorder. The percussion effects were added later in Studio 2 at Sunset Sound by [[Arthur Tripp|Art Tripp]], engineered by Jerry Hansen. Larry's unaccompanied songs were recorded at Sunset and in the basement of [[The Log Cabin]]. The monologues were recorded at Sunset. ''The Taster'' and ''Circle'' are accompanied by multiple over-dub tracks which I manufactured. ''Merry-Go-Round'' and ''Serrano Beach'' are accompanied by [[The Bizarre Percussion Ensemble]]. ''The Madness & Ecstasy'' of the second half of Side One was a spontaneous recitation (he was making it all up in the studio, believe it or not) by Mr. [[Kim Fowley]] and Mr. [[Rodney Bingenheimer]], assisted in spots by the [[GTO's]] (Girls Together Outrageously). The girl's voice at the end of Side One belongs to ''Miss Johna'', who was, at one time, Larry's girl friend[sic]. The percussion was added later on another session.<br><br>
-Please listen to this album several times before you decide whether or not you like it or what [[Wild Man Fischer]] is all about. He has something to say to you, even though you might not want to hear it."</blockquote>
+Please listen to this album several times before you decide whether or not you like it or what [[Larry Fischer|Wild Man Fischer]] is all about. He has something to say to you, even though you might not want to hear it."</blockquote>
-<div align=right>- [[Frank Zappa]]</div>
+<div align=right>- [[Biography|Frank Zappa]]</div>
-[Editorial note: The inner spread of this album's gatefold sleeve is a [[Cal Schenkel]] assemblage of images, credits, tracklist and the above comment by [[FZ]]. Within this layout is a hand-drawn 'celebrity' chart by [[Wild Man Fischer|Fischer]], with the added typeset comment:]<br>'[[Wild Man Fischer|Wild Man]] asked us to include this chart'<br>[An image of it is included here and, for the purposes of clarity, a transcription of it is shown].
+[Editorial note: The inner spread of this album's gatefold sleeve is a [[Cal Schenkel]] assemblage of images, credits, tracklist and the above comment by [[Biography|FZ]]. Within this layout is a hand-drawn 'celebrity' chart by [[Larry Fischer|Wild Man Fischer|Fischer]], with the added typeset comment:]<br>'[[Larry Fischer|Wild Man]] asked us to include this chart'<br>[An image of it is included here and, for the purposes of clarity, a transcription of it is shown].
-[[Image:fischerchart.jpg|frame|[[Wild Man Fischer]] 'celebrity' chart, from the album sleeve<br>[[An Evening With Wild Man Fischer]].]]
+[[Image:fischerchart.jpg|frame|[[Larry Fischer|Wild Man Fischer]] 'celebrity' chart, from the album sleeve<br>[[An Evening With Wild Man Fischer]].]]
 '''The Top'''<br>
-[†][[Wild Man Fischer]]<br>
+[†][[Larry Fischer|Wild Man Fischer]]<br>
 After you hear this album<br>
 The Beatles<br>
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 '''The Middle'''
 ...Jonny Cash[sic]<br>
-"[[Wild Man Fischer|Wild Man]]"<br>
+"[[Larry Fisher|Wild Man Fischer|Wild Man]]"<br>
-[[Wild Man Fischer|Fischer]]...after he met [[Frank Zappa]]<br>
+[[Larry Fischer|Fischer]]...after he met [[Biography|Frank Zappa]]<br>
 .......<br>
 .......<br>
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 Chubby Checker...Everly Bros.<br>
 Ricky Nelson...Fabian<br>
-[†][[Wild Man Fischer]]...before he met [[Frank Zappa]]<br>
+[†][[Larry Fischer|Wild Man Fischer]]...before he met [[Biography|Frank Zappa]]<br>
 '''The Bottom'''
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 <br><br>
 '''(Back cover:)'''
-[[Wild Man Fischer]] is a real person who lives in Hollywood, California. He used to be very shy. He didn't have any friends. One day he decided to be more aggressive. He would write his own songs and sing to people and tell them he wasn't shy anymore. When he did this, everyone thought he was crazy. His mother had him committed to a mental institution twice.
+[[Larry Fischer|Wild Man Fischer]] is a real person who lives in Hollywood, California. He used to be very shy. He didn't have any friends. One day he decided to be more aggressive. He would write his own songs and sing to people and tell them he wasn't shy anymore. When he did this, everyone thought he was crazy. His mother had him committed to a mental institution twice.
 ==Background Information==

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 *[[Freak 2: Hot Spots]]
-[[Category:Discography]]
+[[Category:Discography|Evening With Wild Man Fischer]]
-[[Category:Side Projects]]
+[[Category:Side Projects|Evening With Wild Man Fischer]]

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 '''"Larry's Songs <small>unaccompanied</small>"'''<br>
 #Which Way Did The Freaks Go?
-#I'm Working For The Federal Bureau Of Narcotics
+#[[I'm Working For The Federal Bureau Of Narcotics]]
 #The Leaves Are Falling
 #85 Times