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 Jeff Simmons first came to the attention of Frank Zappa as a member of the Seattle-based group '''Easy Chair''' when they opened for the Mothers at the [[68/08/24 Seattle WA US Seattle Center Arena|Seattle Center]]. Zappa suggested they move to Los Angeles and they were booked for the Bizarre/Straight records show on [[68/12/06-07 Los Angeles CA US Shrine Exposition Hall|December 6 & 7, 1968  at the Shrine Exposition Hall]] in Santa Monica.  Jerry Yester and Zal Yanovsky were to produce an album by Easy Chair but disagreements and delays led to the group breaking up before any recordings were made.
-Simmons was then signed to [[Straight Records]] to record two albums: one a - mostly instrumental - soundtrack for the biker film ''"Naked Angels"'' (Straight STS 1056) and the other ''"[[Lucille Has Messed My Mind Up (The Album)|Lucille Has Messed My Mind Up]]"'' (Straight STS 1057 / Straight/Reprise RS 6391, February 9, 1970). Zappa contributed generously to the second album, under the pseudonym [[LaMarr Bruister]]. (Zappa  wrote the title track - which he later recorded for ''[[Joe's Garage Act I]]'', co-produced the album - with engineer Chris Huston, played lead guitar on ''[[Lucille Has Messed My Mind Up]]'' and ''Raye'', and co-wrote ''[[Wonderful Wino]]'' with Simmons).
+Simmons was then signed to [[Straight Records]] to record two albums: one a - mostly instrumental - soundtrack for the biker film ''"[[Naked Angels]]"'' (Straight STS 1056) and the other ''"[[Lucille Has Messed My Mind Up (The Album)|Lucille Has Messed My Mind Up]]"'' (Straight STS 1057 / Straight/Reprise RS 6391, February 9, 1970). Zappa contributed generously to the second album, under the pseudonym [[LaMarr Bruister]]. (Zappa  wrote the title track - which he later recorded for ''[[Joe's Garage Act I]]'', co-produced the album - with engineer Chris Huston, played lead guitar on ''[[Lucille Has Messed My Mind Up]]'' and ''Raye'', and co-wrote ''[[Wonderful Wino]]'' with Simmons).
 Simmons played bass for a one-off ''"Hot Rats"'' band [[69/11/28-29 Los Angeles CA US Thee Experience|show at Thee Experience]], and soon became a regular with The Mothers playing bass and guitar for:

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 [[Category:Bandmembers|Simmons]]
-[[Category:Favorite Artists|Simmons]]
+[[Category:Favorite Rock Artists|Simmons]]
 [[Category:Actors|Simmons]]
 [[Category:Rock Artists|Simmons]]

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 * [[Wikipedia:Jeff Simmons]]
 [[Category:Bandmembers|Simmons]]
 [[Category:Favorite Artists|Simmons]]
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 [[Category:Bassists|Simmons]]
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−	Jeff Simmons first came to the attention of Frank Zappa as a member of the Seattle-based group '''Easy Chair''' when they opened for the Mothers at the [[68/08/24 Seattle WA US Seattle Center Arena\|Seattle Center]]. Zappa suggested they move to Los Angeles and they were booked for the Bizarre/Straight records show on [[68/12/06-07 Los Angeles CA US Shrine Exposition Hall\|December 6 & 7, 1968 at the Shrine Exposition Hall]] in Santa Monica. [[Jerry Yester]] and [[Zal Yanovsky]] were to produce an album by Easy Chair but disagreements and delays led to the group breaking up before any recordings were made.	+	Jeff Simmons first came to the attention of Frank Zappa as a member of the Seattle-based group '''Easy Chair''' when they opened for the Mothers at the [[68/08/24 Seattle WA US Seattle Center Arena\|Seattle Center]]. Zappa suggested they move to Los Angeles and they were booked for the Bizarre/Straight records show on [[68/12/06-07 Los Angeles CA US Shrine Exposition Hall\|December 6 & 7, 1968 at the Shrine Exposition Hall]] in Santa Monica. Jerry Yester and Zal Yanovsky were to produce an album by Easy Chair but disagreements and delays led to the group breaking up before any recordings were made.

	Simmons was then signed to [[Straight Records]] to record two albums: one a - mostly instrumental - soundtrack for the biker film ''"Naked Angels"'' (Straight STS 1056) and the other ''"[[Lucille Has Messed My Mind Up (The Album)\|Lucille Has Messed My Mind Up]]"'' (Straight STS 1057 / Straight/Reprise RS 6391, February 9, 1970). Zappa contributed generously to the second album, under the pseudonym [[LaMarr Bruister]]. (Zappa wrote the title track - which he later recorded for ''[[Joe's Garage Act I]]'', co-produced the album - with engineer Chris Huston, played lead guitar on ''[[Lucille Has Messed My Mind Up]]'' and ''Raye'', and co-wrote ''[[Wonderful Wino]]'' with Simmons).		Simmons was then signed to [[Straight Records]] to record two albums: one a - mostly instrumental - soundtrack for the biker film ''"Naked Angels"'' (Straight STS 1056) and the other ''"[[Lucille Has Messed My Mind Up (The Album)\|Lucille Has Messed My Mind Up]]"'' (Straight STS 1057 / Straight/Reprise RS 6391, February 9, 1970). Zappa contributed generously to the second album, under the pseudonym [[LaMarr Bruister]]. (Zappa wrote the title track - which he later recorded for ''[[Joe's Garage Act I]]'', co-produced the album - with engineer Chris Huston, played lead guitar on ''[[Lucille Has Messed My Mind Up]]'' and ''Raye'', and co-wrote ''[[Wonderful Wino]]'' with Simmons).

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 Simmons played bass for a one-off ''"Hot Rats"'' band [[69/11/28-29 Los Angeles CA US Thee Experience|show at Thee Experience]], and soon became a regular with The Mothers playing bass and guitar for:
-''[[Chunga's Revenge]], [[Waka/Jawaka]], [[Roxy & Elsewhere]], [[You Can't Do That On Stage Anymore Vol. 1]], [[You Can't Do That On Stage Anymore Vol. 6]]'', and ''[[Playground Psychotics]]''; also for the ''[[Beat The Boots]]'' series discs ''[[Freaks & Motherfuckers (BTB)|Freaks & Motherfuckers]], [[Unmitigated Audacity (BTB)|Unmitigated Audacity]], [[Piquantique (BTB)|Piquantique]], [[Disconnected Synapses (BTB)|Disconnected Synapses]], [[Tengo Ná Minchia Tanta (BTB)|Tengo Ná Minchia Tanta]]'', & ''[[At The Circus (BTB)|At The Circus]]''.
+''[[Chunga's Revenge]], [[Waka/Jawaka]], [[Roxy & Elsewhere]], [[You Can't Do That On Stage Anymore Vol. 1]], [[You Can't Do That On Stage Anymore Vol. 6]]'', and ''[[Playground Psychotics]]''; also for the ''[[:Category:Beat The Boots|Beat The Boots]]'' series discs ''[[Freaks & Motherfuckers (BTB)|Freaks & Motherfuckers]], [[Unmitigated Audacity (BTB)|Unmitigated Audacity]], [[Piquantique (BTB)|Piquantique]], [[Disconnected Synapses (BTB)|Disconnected Synapses]], [[Tengo Ná Minchia Tanta (BTB)|Tengo Ná Minchia Tanta]]'', & ''[[At The Circus (BTB)|At The Circus]]''.
 Simmons can be seen in the Zappa movie ''[[The True Story Of 200 Motels]]'', even though he "left the group just before the movie started"<ref>To quote [[Flo & Eddie|Mark Volman]] during the [[Mystery Roach]] section of [[200 Motels (The Film)|200 Motels]]</ref>.  Zappa played Simmons' ''"[[I'm In The Music Business]]"'' during the ''[[Star Special]]'' radio show.

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 ''[[Chunga's Revenge]], [[Waka/Jawaka]], [[Roxy & Elsewhere]], [[You Can't Do That On Stage Anymore Vol. 1]], [[You Can't Do That On Stage Anymore Vol. 6]]'', and ''[[Playground Psychotics]]''; also for the ''[[Beat The Boots]]'' series discs ''[[Freaks & Motherfuckers (BTB)|Freaks & Motherfuckers]], [[Unmitigated Audacity (BTB)|Unmitigated Audacity]], [[Piquantique (BTB)|Piquantique]], [[Disconnected Synapses (BTB)|Disconnected Synapses]], [[Tengo Ná Minchia Tanta (BTB)|Tengo Ná Minchia Tanta]]'', & ''[[At The Circus (BTB)|At The Circus]]''.
-Simmons can be seen in the Zappa movie ''[[The True Story Of 200 Motels]]'', even though he "left the group just before the movie started"<ref>To quote [[Mark Volman]] during the [[Mystery Roach]] section of [[200 Motels (The Film)|200 Motels]]</ref>.  Zappa played Simmons' ''"[[I'm In The Music Business]]"'' during the ''[[Star Special]]'' radio show.
+Simmons can be seen in the Zappa movie ''[[The True Story Of 200 Motels]]'', even though he "left the group just before the movie started"<ref>To quote [[Flo & Eddie|Mark Volman]] during the [[Mystery Roach]] section of [[200 Motels (The Film)|200 Motels]]</ref>.  Zappa played Simmons' ''"[[I'm In The Music Business]]"'' during the ''[[Star Special]]'' radio show.
 =Streams=

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-Jeff Simmons first came to the attention of Frank Zappa as a member of the Seattle-based group '''Easy Chair''' when they opened for the Mothers at the [[68/08/24 Seattle WA US Seattle Center Arena|Seattle Center]]. Zappa suggested they move to Los Angeles and they were booked for the Bizarre/Straight records show on [[68/12/06-07 Los Angeles CA US Shrine Exposition Hall|December 6 & 7, 1968  at the Shrine Exposition Hall]] in Santa Monica.  [https://www.discogs.com/artist/303658-Jerry-Yester Jerry Yester] and [https://www.discogs.com/artist/315649-Zal-Yanovsky Zal Yanovsky] were to produce an album by Easy Chair but disagreements and delays led to the group breaking up before any recordings were made.
+Jeff Simmons first came to the attention of Frank Zappa as a member of the Seattle-based group '''Easy Chair''' when they opened for the Mothers at the [[68/08/24 Seattle WA US Seattle Center Arena|Seattle Center]]. Zappa suggested they move to Los Angeles and they were booked for the Bizarre/Straight records show on [[68/12/06-07 Los Angeles CA US Shrine Exposition Hall|December 6 & 7, 1968  at the Shrine Exposition Hall]] in Santa Monica.  [[Jerry Yester]] and [[Zal Yanovsky]] were to produce an album by Easy Chair but disagreements and delays led to the group breaking up before any recordings were made.
-Simmons was then signed to [[Straight Records]] to record two albums: one a - mostly instrumental - soundtrack for the obscure biker film ''"Naked Angels"'' and the other ''"[[Lucille Has Messed My Mind Up (The Album)|Lucille Has Messed My Mind Up]]"'' (LP, Straight STS 1057 / Straight/Reprise RS 6391, February 9, 1970). Zappa contributed generously to the second album, under the pseudonym [[LaMarr Bruister]]. (Zappa  wrote the title track - which he later recorded for ''[[Joe's Garage Act I]]'', co-produced the album - with engineer Chris Huston, played lead guitar on ''[[Lucille Has Messed My Mind Up]]'' and ''Raye'', and co-wrote ''[[Wonderful Wino]]'' with Simmons).
+Simmons was then signed to [[Straight Records]] to record two albums: one a - mostly instrumental - soundtrack for the biker film ''"Naked Angels"'' (Straight STS 1056) and the other ''"[[Lucille Has Messed My Mind Up (The Album)|Lucille Has Messed My Mind Up]]"'' (Straight STS 1057 / Straight/Reprise RS 6391, February 9, 1970). Zappa contributed generously to the second album, under the pseudonym [[LaMarr Bruister]]. (Zappa  wrote the title track - which he later recorded for ''[[Joe's Garage Act I]]'', co-produced the album - with engineer Chris Huston, played lead guitar on ''[[Lucille Has Messed My Mind Up]]'' and ''Raye'', and co-wrote ''[[Wonderful Wino]]'' with Simmons).
-Simmons played bass for a one-off ''"Hot Rats"'' concert, and soon joined The Mothers playing bass and guitar for:
+Simmons played bass for a one-off ''"Hot Rats"'' band [[69/11/28-29 Los Angeles CA US Thee Experience|show at Thee Experience]], and soon became a regular with The Mothers playing bass and guitar for:
 ''[[Chunga's Revenge]], [[Waka/Jawaka]], [[Roxy & Elsewhere]], [[You Can't Do That On Stage Anymore Vol. 1]], [[You Can't Do That On Stage Anymore Vol. 6]]'', and ''[[Playground Psychotics]]''; also for the ''[[Beat The Boots]]'' series discs ''[[Freaks & Motherfuckers (BTB)|Freaks & Motherfuckers]], [[Unmitigated Audacity (BTB)|Unmitigated Audacity]], [[Piquantique (BTB)|Piquantique]], [[Disconnected Synapses (BTB)|Disconnected Synapses]], [[Tengo Ná Minchia Tanta (BTB)|Tengo Ná Minchia Tanta]]'', & ''[[At The Circus (BTB)|At The Circus]]''.
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 [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=47ClD7Zfroo Easy Chair first self financed album] (YouTube)
-[https://music.apple.com/album/the-original-soundtrack-from-naked-angels/485348624 Naked Angels soundtrack] (Apple Music)
+Naked Angels soundtrack on [https://music.apple.com/album/the-original-soundtrack-from-naked-angels/485348624 AppleMusic] and [https://open.spotify.com/album/01iGNUMSM0fBOH1Hzszh0A?si=uleoAwtgR2-I6RytIP968A Spotify]
-[https://music.apple.com/album/lucille-has-messed-my-mind-up/281152344 Lucille Has Messed My Mind Up] (Apple Music)
+Lucille Has Messed My Mind Up on [https://music.apple.com/album/lucille-has-messed-my-mind-up/281152344 Apple Music] and [https://open.spotify.com/album/5ln2qNld7Fc3ILi0NTUEzV?si=nzgHmmQ5R5W4PjNIBqf8Yg Spotify]

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−	Jeff Simmons first came to the attention of Frank Zappa as a member of the Seattle-based group '''Easy Chair''' when they opened for the Mothers at the [[68/08/24 Seattle WA US Seattle Center Arena\|Seattle Center]]. Zappa suggested they move to Los Angeles and they were booked for the Bizarre/Straight records show on [[68/12/06-07 Los Angeles CA US Shrine Exposition Hall\|December 6 & 7, 1968 at the Shrine Exposition Hall]] in Santa Monica. [[Jerry Yester]] and [[Zal Yanovsky]] were to produce an album by Easy Chair but disagreements and delays led to the group breaking up before any recordings were made.	+	Jeff Simmons first came to the attention of Frank Zappa as a member of the Seattle-based group '''Easy Chair''' when they opened for the Mothers at the [[68/08/24 Seattle WA US Seattle Center Arena\|Seattle Center]]. Zappa suggested they move to Los Angeles and they were booked for the Bizarre/Straight records show on [[68/12/06-07 Los Angeles CA US Shrine Exposition Hall\|December 6 & 7, 1968 at the Shrine Exposition Hall]] in Santa Monica. [https://www.discogs.com/artist/303658-Jerry-Yester Jerry Yester] and [https://www.discogs.com/artist/315649-Zal-Yanovsky Zal Yanovsky] were to produce an album by Easy Chair but disagreements and delays led to the group breaking up before any recordings were made.

	Simmons was then signed to [[Straight Records]] to record two albums: one a - mostly instrumental - soundtrack for the obscure biker film ''"Naked Angels"'' and the other ''"[[Lucille Has Messed My Mind Up (The Album)\|Lucille Has Messed My Mind Up]]"'' (LP, Straight STS 1057 / Straight/Reprise RS 6391, February 9, 1970). Zappa contributed generously to the second album, under the pseudonym [[LaMarr Bruister]]. (Zappa wrote the title track - which he later recorded for ''[[Joe's Garage Act I]]'', co-produced the album - with engineer Chris Huston, played lead guitar on ''[[Lucille Has Messed My Mind Up]]'' and ''Raye'', and co-wrote ''[[Wonderful Wino]]'' with Simmons).		Simmons was then signed to [[Straight Records]] to record two albums: one a - mostly instrumental - soundtrack for the obscure biker film ''"Naked Angels"'' and the other ''"[[Lucille Has Messed My Mind Up (The Album)\|Lucille Has Messed My Mind Up]]"'' (LP, Straight STS 1057 / Straight/Reprise RS 6391, February 9, 1970). Zappa contributed generously to the second album, under the pseudonym [[LaMarr Bruister]]. (Zappa wrote the title track - which he later recorded for ''[[Joe's Garage Act I]]'', co-produced the album - with engineer Chris Huston, played lead guitar on ''[[Lucille Has Messed My Mind Up]]'' and ''Raye'', and co-wrote ''[[Wonderful Wino]]'' with Simmons).

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-[[File:Jeff Simmons.jpg|350px|thumb|right|Jeff Simmons (standing).]]
+[[File:Jeff Simmons.jpg|250px|thumb|right|Jeff Simmons (standing).]]
-'''Jeff Simmons''', aka Robert Sumpner Jr....Jet Sims....Junior Turlock... (along with another half dozen pseudonyms) (May 1949, Seattle, Washington) is an American rock musician and former member of Frank Zappa's Mothers of Invention. Simmons provided bass, guitar, and backing vocals for the group between 1970 and 1971, returning on rhythm guitar in 1974.
+'''Jeff Simmons''' (May 1949, Seattle, Washington) is an American rock musician. Simmons provided bass, guitar, and backing vocals for the Mothers of Invention between 1970 and 1971, returning on rhythm guitar in 1974.
-Jeff Simmons first came to the attention of Frank Zappa as a member of the Seattle-based group Easy Chair. When the "chair" opened for the Mothers at the Seattle Arena, Frank's interest was piqued and as a result they were signed to Straight/Bizarre Records. Easy Chair became part of the legendary Bizarre "Gala Pre-Xmas Bash" on December 6 & 7, 1968 (along with [[The Mothers]], [[Larry Fischer|Larry "Wild Man" Fischer]], the [[GTO's]], and [[Alice Cooper]]) at the Shrine Exposition Hall in Santa Monica.... Easy Chair were handed over to Jerry Yester and Zal Yanovsky for production but time dragged on and the band parted ways.
+Jeff Simmons first came to the attention of Frank Zappa as a member of the Seattle-based group '''Easy Chair''' when they opened for the Mothers at the [[68/08/24 Seattle WA US Seattle Center Arena|Seattle Center]]. Zappa suggested they move to Los Angeles and they were booked for the Bizarre/Straight records show on [[68/12/06-07 Los Angeles CA US Shrine Exposition Hall|December 6 & 7, 1968  at the Shrine Exposition Hall]] in Santa Monica.  [[Jerry Yester]] and [[Zal Yanovsky]] were to produce an album by Easy Chair but disagreements and delays led to the group breaking up before any recordings were made.
-Simmons was then signed to [[Straight Records]] to record two albums: one a - mostly instrumental - soundtrack for the obscure biker film ''"Naked Angels"'' and the other ''"[[Lucille Has Messed My Mind Up (The Album)|Lucille Has Messed My Mind Up]]"''. Zappa contributed generously to the second album, under the pseudonym [[LaMarr Bruister]]. (Zappa  wrote the title track - which he later recorded for ''[[Joe's Garage Act I]]'', co-produced the album - with engineer Chris Huston, played lead guitar on ''[[Lucille Has Messed My Mind Up]]'' and ''Raye'', and co-wrote ''[[Wonderful Wino]]'' with Simmons).
+Simmons was then signed to [[Straight Records]] to record two albums: one a - mostly instrumental - soundtrack for the obscure biker film ''"Naked Angels"'' and the other ''"[[Lucille Has Messed My Mind Up (The Album)|Lucille Has Messed My Mind Up]]"'' (LP, Straight STS 1057 / Straight/Reprise RS 6391, February 9, 1970). Zappa contributed generously to the second album, under the pseudonym [[LaMarr Bruister]]. (Zappa  wrote the title track - which he later recorded for ''[[Joe's Garage Act I]]'', co-produced the album - with engineer Chris Huston, played lead guitar on ''[[Lucille Has Messed My Mind Up]]'' and ''Raye'', and co-wrote ''[[Wonderful Wino]]'' with Simmons).
-Simmons was then tapped by Frank to play bass for a one-off ''"Hot Rats"'' concert, and soon after to join [[The Mothers]]. Though he played both bass and guitar in the MOI, Jeff considered himself honored to follow ''"such a great bassist as Roy"''... Simmons is the transitional Mother and was equally at home with the rock and the jazz. Playing alongside [[Ray Collins]], [[Don Preston]], and his tutor for the Zappa book [[Ian Underwood]], Jeff cut his musical teeth with some of the heaviest including the great [[George Duke]], [[Aynsley Dunbar]] and the [[The Fowler Brothers|Fowler Bros]].
+Simmons played bass for a one-off ''"Hot Rats"'' concert, and soon joined The Mothers playing bass and guitar for:
-Simmons provided bass, guitar, and/or vocal for ''[[Chunga's Revenge]], [[Waka/Jawaka]], [[Roxy & Elsewhere]], [[You Can't Do That On Stage Anymore Vol. 1]], [[You Can't Do That On Stage Anymore Vol. 6]]'', and ''[[Playground Psychotics]]''; also for the ''[[Beat The Boots]]'' series discs ''[[Freaks & Motherfuckers (BTB)|Freaks & Motherfuckers]], [[Unmitigated Audacity (BTB)|Unmitigated Audacity]], [[Piquantique (BTB)|Piquantique]], [[Disconnected Synapses (BTB)|Disconnected Synapses]], [[Tengo Ná Minchia Tanta (BTB)|Tengo Ná Minchia Tanta]]'', & ''[[At The Circus (BTB)|At The Circus]]''.
+''[[Chunga's Revenge]], [[Waka/Jawaka]], [[Roxy & Elsewhere]], [[You Can't Do That On Stage Anymore Vol. 1]], [[You Can't Do That On Stage Anymore Vol. 6]]'', and ''[[Playground Psychotics]]''; also for the ''[[Beat The Boots]]'' series discs ''[[Freaks & Motherfuckers (BTB)|Freaks & Motherfuckers]], [[Unmitigated Audacity (BTB)|Unmitigated Audacity]], [[Piquantique (BTB)|Piquantique]], [[Disconnected Synapses (BTB)|Disconnected Synapses]], [[Tengo Ná Minchia Tanta (BTB)|Tengo Ná Minchia Tanta]]'', & ''[[At The Circus (BTB)|At The Circus]]''.
-==Documentaries==
+Simmons can be seen in the Zappa movie ''[[The True Story Of 200 Motels]]'', even though he "left the group just before the movie started|left the group just before the movie started".  Zappa played ''"[[I'm In The Music Business]]"'' during the ''[[Star Special]]'' radio show.
-Jeff can be seen in the Zappa movie ''[[The True Story Of 200 Motels]]'', even though he "[[Left the group just before the movie started|left the group just before the movie started]]".
+=Streams=
-==Post-Zappa career==
+[https://music.apple.com/album/the-original-soundtrack-from-naked-angels/485348624 Naked Angels soundtrack] (Apple Music)
-==Frank Zappa and Jeff Simmons==
+[https://music.apple.com/album/lucille-has-messed-my-mind-up/281152344 Lucille Has Messed My Mind Up] (Apple Music)
 ==External links==
 * [[Wikipedia:Jeff Simmons]]
 [[Category:Side Projects|Simmons]]