Andy Warhol - Revision history

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Zappa and Warhol

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Jason.Kreitzer at 14:20, 29 December 2021

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Duncan at 21:09, 14 December 2021

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Jason.Kreitzer: Born Harris Glen Milstead, Divine died of weight-related heart problems, not suicide.

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Born Harris Glen Milstead, Divine died of weight-related heart problems, not suicide.

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 After the release of the first Mothers' album ''[[Freak Out!]]'' Zappa and the Mothers worked with Warhol at the Trip.
-Frank Zappa was a guest in Andy Warhol's cable tv show ''"Andy Warhol's TV"'', filmed on June 16, 1983 and broadcast on October 3, 1983. In the presence of Warhol himself and longtime Zappa fan Richard Berlin Zappa was interviewed for 3:46 minutes.
+Frank Zappa was a guest in Andy Warhol's cable tv show ''"Andy Warhol's TV"'', filmed on June 16, 1982 and broadcast on October 3, 1983. In the presence of Warhol himself and longtime Zappa fan Richard Berlin Zappa was interviewed for 3:46 minutes.
 In ''"Andy Warhol's Diaries" (1989)'' Warhol recalled the interview with bitterness:
-<blockquote>''"Thursday June 16 1982: "Frank Zappa came for an interview for our TV show and I believe that after the interview I hated him even more than ever before. He was so childish to us when the Mothers of Invention played with the Velvet Underground - I both think of the L.A. trip as the Fillmore in [[San Francisco]]. I hated him then and now I still see nothing in him. He acted very strange about [[Moon Zappa|Moon]]. I told him how great she was, and he said: "Listen, she is my creation. I invented her." Something like: "She's nothing, actually I'm behind it.' I mean, if she were my daughter, then I would say: "People, what a girl", but he left all the honour to himself. Very strange."'' </blockquote>
+<blockquote>''""Frank Zappa came for an interview for our TV show and I believe that after the interview I hated him even more than ever before. He was so childish to us when the Mothers of Invention played with the Velvet Underground - I both think of the L.A. trip as the Fillmore in [[San Francisco]]. I hated him then and now I still see nothing in him. He acted very strange about [[Moon Zappa|Moon]]. I told him how great she was, and he said: "Listen, she is my creation. I invented her." Something like: "She's nothing, actually I'm behind it.' I mean, if she were my daughter, then I would say: "People, what a girl", but he left all the honour to himself. Very strange."'' </blockquote>
 <div align=right> WARHOL, Andy, ''"Andy Warhol's Diaries" (1989)'', Warner Books, 1989, page 249. </div>
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 Zappa: ''"It's a porno paper. It's not even a real newspaper. It's got ads for bondage and stuff in it. And here's this guy making references to me knowing something about the supposed murder of Andy Warhol, and something to do with Divine, and a few paragraphs later, mine and my daughter's foot fetish, and all this stuff. It's just the most bizarre stuff. So, I laughed it off. But, you talk about things that appear in print with my name connected to it. I'm not to be held wholly responsible for what's out there."''  (Cited from: [[Interview by Bob Marshall]])
 During Zappa's induction in the Rock 'n Roll Hall of Fame [[Lou Reed]] compared Zappa with Andy Warhol: ''"I respected him and I knew he respected me."''
 ==See also==

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 [[Category:TV Producers|Warhol]]
 [[Category:Record Producers|Warhol]]
-[[Category:Videography|Warhol]]
+[[Category:TV Interviews with Frank Zappa|Warhol]]
 [[Category:1983|Warhol]]

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 [[Category:Painters|Warhol]]
 [[Category:Film Directors|Warhol]]
-[[Category:Producers|Warhol]]
+[[Category:Film Producers|Warhol]]
 [[Category:Videography|Warhol]]
 [[Category:1983|Warhol]]

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 [[File:Andy Warhol, Annie Lennox, Tommy Shaw, Frank Zappa, Paul Stanley.jpg|300px|thumb|right|Andy Warhol, Annie Lennox (The Eurythmics), Tommy Shaw (Styx), Zappa and Paul Stanley ([[Wikipedia:Kiss (band)|Kiss]]), photographed during ''Live From the Hard Rock Cafe'', 1985.]]
-'''Andy Warhol''' (August 6, 1928- February 22, 1987) was an American painter, film director, producer and nicknamed ''"the Pope of Pop Art"''. He became famous in the 1960s for his paintings featuring people and items from popular culture, including Campbell soup cans and celebrities like [[Marilyn Monroe]], [[Elvis Presley]] and Elizabeth Taylor. He also became notorious for his experimental underground movies such as Sleep (1964) which showed poet [[The Nova Convention#Release Notes|John Giorno]] sleeping for five hours.
+'''Andy Warhol''' (August 6, 1928- February 22, 1987) was an American painter, film director, producer and nicknamed ''"the Pope of Pop Art"''. He became famous in the 1960s for his paintings featuring people and items from popular culture, including Campbell soup cans and celebrities including [[Wikipedia:Marilyn Monroe|Marilyn Monroe]], [[Elvis Presley]] and Elizabeth Taylor. He also became notorious for his experimental underground movies such as Sleep (1964) which showed poet [[The Nova Convention#Release Notes|John Giorno]] sleeping for five hours.
 Warhol was producer, co-manager and cover artist of the rock group [[The Velvet Underground]].

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-[[File:Andy Warhol, Annie Lennox, Tommy Shaw, Frank Zappa, Paul Stanley.jpg|500px|thumb|right|Andy Warhol, Annie Lennox (The Eurythmics), Tommy Shaw (Styx), Zappa and Paul Stanley ([[Wikipedia:Kiss (band)|Kiss]]), photographed during ''Live From the Hard Rock Cafe'', 1985.]]
+[[File:Andy Warhol, Annie Lennox, Tommy Shaw, Frank Zappa, Paul Stanley.jpg|300px|thumb|right|Andy Warhol, Annie Lennox (The Eurythmics), Tommy Shaw (Styx), Zappa and Paul Stanley ([[Wikipedia:Kiss (band)|Kiss]]), photographed during ''Live From the Hard Rock Cafe'', 1985.]]
 '''Andy Warhol''' (August 6, 1928- February 22, 1987) was an American painter, film director, producer and nicknamed ''"the Pope of Pop Art"''. He became famous in the 1960s for his paintings featuring people and items from popular culture, including Campbell soup cans and celebrities like [[Marilyn Monroe]], [[Elvis Presley]] and Elizabeth Taylor. He also became notorious for his experimental underground movies such as Sleep (1964) which showed poet [[The Nova Convention#Release Notes|John Giorno]] sleeping for five hours.
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 ==Zappa and Warhol==
-[[File:Frank Zappa on Andy Warhol TV.png|500px|thumb|right|Frank Zappa on ''Andy Warhol's TV'', 1982. From left to right: Andy Warhol, Richard Berlin and Frank Zappa.]]
+[[File:Frank Zappa on Andy Warhol TV.png|300px|thumb|right|Frank Zappa on ''Andy Warhol's TV'', 1982. From left to right: Andy Warhol, Richard Berlin and Frank Zappa.]]
 After the release of the first Mothers' album ''[[Freak Out!]]'' Zappa and the Mothers worked with Warhol at the Trip.

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 <div align=right> WARHOL, Andy, ''"Andy Warhol's Diaries" (1989)'', Warner Books, 1989, page 249. </div>
-During an interview with Bob Marshall Zappa talked about a newspaper article from "New Reality", Minneapolis where he was being badmouthed about Warhol's death and the suicide of actress Divine: ''"I received something in the mail yesterday that I couldn't believe. In fact, Gerald, if you could go upstairs and ask Gail if she's got that newspaper clipping from Minneapolis, from a paper called New Reality. In this article there's a guy talking about the fact that I knew that Andy Warhol was murdered, and had some knowledge about Divine's suicide, and all this stuff. Did you see that?''
+During an interview with Bob Marshall Zappa talked about a newspaper article from "New Reality", Minneapolis where he was being badmouthed about Warhol's death and the death of actor Divine: ''"I received something in the mail yesterday that I couldn't believe. In fact, Gerald, if you could go upstairs and ask Gail if she's got that newspaper clipping from Minneapolis, from a paper called New Reality. In this article there's a guy talking about the fact that I knew that Andy Warhol was murdered, and had some knowledge about Divine's suicide, and all this stuff. Did you see that?''
-Gerald Fialka: ''We get calls on [[Pumpkin]], one a week. This guy's been doing this in Minneapolis for a while, and they try to connect, and I say, "There is no connection".''
+[[Gerry Fialka|Gerald Fialka]]: ''We get calls on [[Pumpkin]], one a week. This guy's been doing this in Minneapolis for a while, and they try to connect, and I say, "There is no connection".''
 Zappa: ''"It's a porno paper. It's not even a real newspaper. It's got ads for bondage and stuff in it. And here's this guy making references to me knowing something about the supposed murder of Andy Warhol, and something to do with Divine, and a few paragraphs later, mine and my daughter's foot fetish, and all this stuff. It's just the most bizarre stuff. So, I laughed it off. But, you talk about things that appear in print with my name connected to it. I'm not to be held wholly responsible for what's out there."''  (Cited from: [[Interview by Bob Marshall]])
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 * WARHOL, Andy, ''"Andy Warhol's Diaries" (1989)'', Warner Books, 1989, page 249.
-[[Category:Painters|Warhol, Andy]]
+[[Category:Painters|Warhol]]
-[[Category:Film Directors|Warhol, Andy]]
+[[Category:Film Directors|Warhol]]
-[[Category:Producers|Warhol, Andy]]
+[[Category:Producers|Warhol]]
-[[Category:Videography|Warhol, Andy]]
+[[Category:Videography|Warhol]]
-[[Category:1983|Warhol, Andy]]
+[[Category:1983|Warhol]]

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−	[[File:Andy Warhol, Annie Lennox, Tommy Shaw, Frank Zappa, Paul Stanley.jpg\|500px\|thumb\|right\|Andy Warhol, Annie Lennox (The Eurythmics), Tommy Shaw (Styx), Zappa and Paul Stanley ([[Kiss]]), photographed during ''Live From the Hard Rock Cafe'', 1985.]]	+	[[File:Andy Warhol, Annie Lennox, Tommy Shaw, Frank Zappa, Paul Stanley.jpg\|500px\|thumb\|right\|Andy Warhol, Annie Lennox (The Eurythmics), Tommy Shaw (Styx), Zappa and Paul Stanley ([[Wikipedia:Kiss (band)\|Kiss]]), photographed during ''Live From the Hard Rock Cafe'', 1985.]]

	'''Andy Warhol''' (August 6, 1928- February 22, 1987) was an American painter, film director, producer and nicknamed ''"the Pope of Pop Art"''. He became famous in the 1960s for his paintings featuring people and items from popular culture, including Campbell soup cans and celebrities like [[Marilyn Monroe]], [[Elvis Presley]] and Elizabeth Taylor. He also became notorious for his experimental underground movies and was producer, co-manager and cover artist of the rock group [[The Velvet Underground]].		'''Andy Warhol''' (August 6, 1928- February 22, 1987) was an American painter, film director, producer and nicknamed ''"the Pope of Pop Art"''. He became famous in the 1960s for his paintings featuring people and items from popular culture, including Campbell soup cans and celebrities like [[Marilyn Monroe]], [[Elvis Presley]] and Elizabeth Taylor. He also became notorious for his experimental underground movies and was producer, co-manager and cover artist of the rock group [[The Velvet Underground]].

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 * [[Wikipedia:Andy Warhol]]
 * http://www.dangerousminds.net/comments/when_zappa_met_warhol/
-* http://globalia.net/donlope/fz/videography/1981-84.html
+* http://donlope.net/fz/videography/1981-84.html
 * WARHOL, Andy, ''"Andy Warhol's Diaries" (1989)'', Warner Books, 1989, page 249.