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 ==Frank Zappa==
-Frank Zappa worked in two studios in [[Cucamonga]] between 1960 and 1965: [[Pal Studio]] (1960-1964) and [[Studio Z]] (1964-1965).
+Frank Zappa worked in two studios in [[Cucamonga]] between 1960 and 1965: [[Pal Studio]] (1960-1964) and [[Studio Z]] (1964-1965). After being arrested and jailed in 1965, he was forced to leave Studio Z. He moved to [[Echo Park]], near [[Los Angeles]], that same year.
 ==References to Cucamonga in Zappa's work==

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 ==Frank Zappa==
-Frank Zappa worked in two studios in [[Cucamonga]] between 1960 and 1965: [[Pal Studio]] (1960-1964) and [[Cucamonga]] (1964-1965).
+Frank Zappa worked in two studios in [[Cucamonga]] between 1960 and 1965: [[Pal Studio]] (1960-1964) and [[Studio Z]] (1964-1965).
 ==References to Cucamonga in Zappa's work==

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 From "[[The Real Frank Zappa Book]]" (1989): "''Cucamonga was a blotch on a map, represented by the intersection of Route 66 and Archibald Avenue. On those four corners we had an Italian restaurant, an Irish pub, a malt shop and a gas station. North, up Archibald, were an electrician's shop, a hardware store and the recording studio. Across the street was a [[Wikipedia:Holy Roller|Holy Roller Church]], and up the Block from that was the grammar school.''" (the recording studio was of course [[Paul Buff]]'s "[[Pal Studio|Pal Recording Studio]]", later renamed as "[[Studio Z]]".)
-Thanks to its connection with Zappa, Cucamonga inspired the Zappa tribute band [[Trio Cucamonga]] and [[Tjakki Willems]]' radio show ''Cucamonga''.
+Thanks to its connection with Zappa, Cucamonga inspired the Zappa tribute band [[Trio Cucamonga]] and [[Zjakki Willems]]' radio show ''Cucamonga''.
 ==See Also==

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 ==Frank Zappa==
-Frank Zappa worked in two studios in [[Cucamonga]] between 1961 and 1965: [[Pal Studio]] (1961-1964) and [[Cucamonga]] (1964-1965).
+Frank Zappa worked in two studios in [[Cucamonga]] between 1960 and 1965: [[Pal Studio]] (1960-1964) and [[Cucamonga]] (1964-1965).
 ==References to Cucamonga in Zappa's work==

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-From "[[The Real Frank Zappa Book]]" (1989): "''Cucamonga was a blotch on a map, represented by the intersection of Route 66 and Archibald Avenue. On those four corners we had an Italian restaurant, an Irish pub, a malt shop and a gas station. North, up Archibald, were an electrician's shop, a hardware store and the recording studio. Across the street was a [[Wikipedia:Holy Roller|Holy Roller Church]], and up the Block from that was the grammar school.''" The recording studio was of course [[Paul Buff]]'s "[[Pal Studio|Pal Recording Studio]]", later renamed as "[[Studio Z]]".
+'''Cucamonga''' is a city in [[San Bernardino]] county in [[California]], east of [[Los Angeles]]. In 1977 Alta Loma, Cucamonga, and Etiwanda merged into Rancho Cucamonga.
-In 1977 Alta Loma, Cucamonga, and Etiwanda merged into Rancho Cucamonga.
+==Frank Zappa==
 ==See Also==
 *[[:Category:Cucamonga Years]]
-[[Category:Geography]]
+==External links==

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−	From "[[The Real Frank Zappa Book]]" (1989): "''Cucamonga was a blotch on a map, represented by the intersection of Route 66 and Archibald Avenue. On those four corners we had an Italian restaurant, an Irish pub, a malt shop and a gas station. North, up Archibald, were an electrician's shop, a hardware store and the recording studio. Across the street was a [[Holy Roller Church]], and up the Block from that was the grammar school.''" The recording studio was of course [[Paul Buff]]'s "[[Pal Studio\|Pal Recording Studio]]", later renamed as "[[Studio Z]]".	+	From "[[The Real Frank Zappa Book]]" (1989): "''Cucamonga was a blotch on a map, represented by the intersection of Route 66 and Archibald Avenue. On those four corners we had an Italian restaurant, an Irish pub, a malt shop and a gas station. North, up Archibald, were an electrician's shop, a hardware store and the recording studio. Across the street was a [[Wikipedia:Holy Roller\|Holy Roller Church]], and up the Block from that was the grammar school.''" The recording studio was of course [[Paul Buff]]'s "[[Pal Studio\|Pal Recording Studio]]", later renamed as "[[Studio Z]]".

	In 1977 Alta Loma, Cucamonga, and Etiwanda merged into Rancho Cucamonga.		In 1977 Alta Loma, Cucamonga, and Etiwanda merged into Rancho Cucamonga.

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	From "[[The Real Frank Zappa Book]]" (1989): "''Cucamonga was a blotch on a map, represented by the intersection of Route 66 and Archibald Avenue. On those four corners we had an Italian restaurant, an Irish pub, a malt shop and a gas station. North, up Archibald, were an electrician's shop, a hardware store and the recording studio. Across the street was a [[Holy Roller Church]], and up the Block from that was the grammar school.''" The recording studio was of course [[Paul Buff]]'s "[[Pal Studio\|Pal Recording Studio]]", later renamed as "[[Studio Z]]".		From "[[The Real Frank Zappa Book]]" (1989): "''Cucamonga was a blotch on a map, represented by the intersection of Route 66 and Archibald Avenue. On those four corners we had an Italian restaurant, an Irish pub, a malt shop and a gas station. North, up Archibald, were an electrician's shop, a hardware store and the recording studio. Across the street was a [[Holy Roller Church]], and up the Block from that was the grammar school.''" The recording studio was of course [[Paul Buff]]'s "[[Pal Studio\|Pal Recording Studio]]", later renamed as "[[Studio Z]]".

	In 1977 Alta Loma, Cucamonga, and Etiwanda merged into Rancho Cucamonga.		In 1977 Alta Loma, Cucamonga, and Etiwanda merged into Rancho Cucamonga.
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		+	==See Also==
		+	*[[:Category:Cucamonga Years]]
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		+	[[Category:Geography]]