Some Time In New York City - Revision history

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Spider of Destiny: /* Release Notes */

2020-10-10T17:29:04Z

Release Notes

Maroual: /* Versions */

2015-09-23T22:24:10Z

Versions

Spider of Destiny: /* Tracks */

2010-11-25T21:40:30Z

Tracks

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	*[[My Time With Frank Zappa, by Richard Emmet]]		*[[My Time With Frank Zappa, by Richard Emmet]]

−	[[Category:~~Side Projects~~]][[Category:1972]]	+	[[Category:Records with performances by Frank Zappa]]
		+	[[Category:Records with songs written by Frank Zappa]]
		+	[[Category:1972]]

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      Cover          = Stiny2.jpg |
      Name           = Some Time In New York City - Disc 2 Cover |
-     Released       = August 1995 |
+     Released       = 1972 |
      Related        = See also:<br>[[Fillmore East, June 1971]]<br>[[Playground Psychotics]]<br>[[Humo Spoke With Zappa!]]<br>[[The Frank Zappa Interview Picture Disk, pt.2|The FZ Interview Picture Disk, pt.2]]<br>[[Rolling Stone Interview, 1988]]<br>[[My Time With Frank Zappa, by Richard Emmet|My Time With FZ]] |
 }}
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 *[[My Time With Frank Zappa, by Richard Emmet]]
-[[Category:Side Projects]]
+[[Category:Side Projects]][[Category:1972]]

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 #"Sisters O Sisters" (Yoko Ono) &ndash; 3:46
 #"Attica State" (John Lennon/Yoko Ono) &ndash; 2:54
 #"Born In A Prison" (Yoko Ono) &ndash; 4:03
 #"New York City" (John Lennon) &ndash; 4:30
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 '''Side Two'''
 #"Sunday Bloody Sunday" (John Lennon/Yoko Ono) &ndash; 5:00
 #"The Luck Of The Irish" (John Lennon/Yoko Ono) &ndash; 2:56
 #"John Sinclair" (John Lennon) &ndash; 3:28
 #"Angela" (John Lennon/Yoko Ono) &ndash; 4:06
 #"We're All Water" (Yoko Ono) &ndash; 7:11
-#* ''The song references numerous famous people, including [[Richard Nixon|Nixon]] and [[Wikipedia:Mao Zedong|Mao]], [[Lenny Bruce]], [[Marilyn Monroe]], [[Wikipedia:Jerry Rubin|Jerry Rubin]], [[Wikipedia:Raquel Welch|Raquel Welch]], [[The Queen|Queen Elizabeth II]], [[Wikipedia:Eldridge Cleaver|Eldridge Cleaver]], [[Pope Paul VI]], [[Wikipedia:Charles Manson|Charles Manson]], and [[Wikipedia:John D. Rockefeller|John D. Rockefeller]].''
 '''Disc Two (live jam)'''<br>

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 #* ''[[Wikipedia:Angela Davis|Angela Davis]] was imprisoned pending trial for eighteen months from 1970 to 1972''
 #"We're All Water" (Yoko Ono) &ndash; 7:11
-#* ''The song references numerous famous people, including [[Richard Nixon|Nixon]] and Mao, [[Lenny Bruce]], [[Marilyn Monroe]], [[Wikipedia:Jerry Rubin|Jerry Rubin]], [[Wikipedia:Raquel Welch|Raquel Welch]], [[The Queen|Queen Elizabeth II]], [[Wikipedia:Eldridge Cleaver|Eldridge Cleaver]], [[Pope Paul VI]], [[Wikipedia:Charles Manson|Charles Manson]], and [[Wikipedia:John D. Rockefeller|John D. Rockefeller]].''
+#* ''The song references numerous famous people, including [[Richard Nixon|Nixon]] and [[Wikipedia:Mao Zedong|Mao]], [[Lenny Bruce]], [[Marilyn Monroe]], [[Wikipedia:Jerry Rubin|Jerry Rubin]], [[Wikipedia:Raquel Welch|Raquel Welch]], [[The Queen|Queen Elizabeth II]], [[Wikipedia:Eldridge Cleaver|Eldridge Cleaver]], [[Pope Paul VI]], [[Wikipedia:Charles Manson|Charles Manson]], and [[Wikipedia:John D. Rockefeller|John D. Rockefeller]].''
 '''Disc Two (live jam)'''<br>

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 {{Album Release Infobox |
      Home           = [[:Category:Side Projects|Side Projects]] |
-     Previous album = &nbsp; |
+     Previous album = [[King Kong (The Album)|Previous]] |
-     Next album     = &nbsp; |
+     Next album     = [[For Real!|Next]]|
      Cover          = Stiny2.jpg |
      Name           = Some Time In New York City - Disc 2 Cover |

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 #"[[Well (Baby Please Don't Go)]]" (Walter Ward) &ndash; 4:41
 #"[[Jamrag]]" (John Lennon/Yoko Ono) &ndash; 5:36
-#"[[Scum Bag]]" (John Lennon/Yoko Ono/[[Frank Zappa]]) &ndash; 6:08
+#"[[Scum Bag]]" (John Lennon/Yoko Ono/[[Biography|Frank Zappa]]) &ndash; 6:08
 #"[[Au]]" (John Lennon/Yoko Ono) &ndash; 6:23
-#* ''Above four songs recorded [[71/06/05-06 New York NY US Fillmore East|live at the Fillmore East in New York City]] with [[Frank Zappa]] and [[The Mothers Of Invention]] on 6 June 1971''
+#* ''Above four songs recorded [[71/06/05-06 New York NY US Fillmore East|live at the Fillmore East in New York City]] with [[Biography|Frank Zappa]] and [[The Mothers|The Mothers Of Invention]] on 6 June 1971''
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 By January 1972, the FBI had opened a file on Lennon, fearing that he would try to humiliate [[Richard Nixon|President Nixon]], with the expressed intention of finding grounds to deport Lennon. He and Ono would be tailed for several months by the FBI, and their every move was documented. It was to this background that Lennon and Ono hired the group Elephant's Memory to back them, along with studio drummer Jim Keltner. Their agenda was to protest against the social injustices surrounding them through their greatest weapon: Music. [[Phil Spector]] co-produced the new studio album along with the Lennons from late 1971 to its 20 March 1972 completion date (coincidentally, Lennon's and Ono's  third wedding anniversary). With most of the gatefold cover space taken up by printed lyrics and photographs, the album credits appeared on the first disc's inner sleeve.
-Seeking to make the package more attractive, Lennon and Ono's 15 December 1969 live performance of "Cold Turkey" and "Don't Worry Kyoko" at the Lyceum Ballroom in London, from a [[Wikipedia:UNICEF|UNICEF]] charity show with [[Eric Clapton]], George Harrison and [[Keith Moon]], among others, was unearthed. In addition, a sampling of performances with [[Frank Zappa]] and [[The Mothers Of Invention]] from a Fillmore East gig in June 1971 was added, in effect creating a bonus live album for the Lennon/Ono faithful. The inner sleeve for the second disc featured Lennon's doodling over the cover of Zappa's album [[Fillmore East, June 1971]], adding his credits and commentary to Zappa's - a requital for Zappa's [[We're Only In It For The Money]] cover.
+Seeking to make the package more attractive, Lennon and Ono's 15 December 1969 live performance of "Cold Turkey" and "Don't Worry Kyoko" at the Lyceum Ballroom in London, from a [[Wikipedia:UNICEF|UNICEF]] charity show with [[Eric Clapton]], George Harrison and [[Keith Moon]], among others, was unearthed. In addition, a sampling of performances with [[Biography|Frank Zappa]] and [[The Mothers|The Mothers Of Invention]] from a Fillmore East gig in June 1971 was added, in effect creating a bonus live album for the Lennon/Ono faithful. The inner sleeve for the second disc featured Lennon's doodling over the cover of Zappa's album [[Fillmore East, June 1971]], adding his credits and commentary to Zappa's - a requital for Zappa's [[We're Only In It For The Money]] cover.
-Notably, "Jamrag" is actually just the Mothers' instrumental standard [[King Kong]] with an added improvization by Yoko Ono.
+Notably, "Jamrag" is actually just the Mothers' instrumental standard [[King Kong]] with an added improvisation by Yoko Ono.
 The album was remastered in 2005, cutting off parts of Yoko's songs and removing all of the live disc except Cold Turkey, Don't Worry Kyoko (which still lost 11 minutes in length), and Well (Baby Please Don't Go).

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 At the time Lennon and Ono were exploring the idea that an album could be like a newspaper (explaining [[Some Time In New York City]]'s newspaper cover): quick, rough, and dealing with what is happening right now. Those ideas carried through onto this album - the quality of the recording is less than that of previous albums such as Imagine.
-By January 1972, the FBI had opened a file on Lennon, fearing that he would try to humiliate [[Richard Nixon|President Nixon]], with the expressed intention of finding grounds to deport Lennon. He and Ono would be tailed for several months by the FBI, and their every move was documented. It was to this background that Lennon and Ono hired the group Elephant's Memory to back them, along with studio drummer Jim Keltner. Their agenda was to protest against the social injustices surrounding them through their greatest weapon: Music. Phil Spector co-produced the new studio album along with the Lennons from late 1971 to its 20 March 1972 completion date (coincidentally, Lennon's and Ono's  third wedding anniversary). With most of the gatefold cover space taken up by printed lyrics and photographs, the album credits appeared on the first disc's inner sleeve.
+By January 1972, the FBI had opened a file on Lennon, fearing that he would try to humiliate [[Richard Nixon|President Nixon]], with the expressed intention of finding grounds to deport Lennon. He and Ono would be tailed for several months by the FBI, and their every move was documented. It was to this background that Lennon and Ono hired the group Elephant's Memory to back them, along with studio drummer Jim Keltner. Their agenda was to protest against the social injustices surrounding them through their greatest weapon: Music. [[Phil Spector]] co-produced the new studio album along with the Lennons from late 1971 to its 20 March 1972 completion date (coincidentally, Lennon's and Ono's  third wedding anniversary). With most of the gatefold cover space taken up by printed lyrics and photographs, the album credits appeared on the first disc's inner sleeve.
 Seeking to make the package more attractive, Lennon and Ono's 15 December 1969 live performance of "Cold Turkey" and "Don't Worry Kyoko" at the Lyceum Ballroom in London, from a [[Wikipedia:UNICEF|UNICEF]] charity show with [[Eric Clapton]], George Harrison and [[Keith Moon]], among others, was unearthed. In addition, a sampling of performances with [[Frank Zappa]] and [[The Mothers Of Invention]] from a Fillmore East gig in June 1971 was added, in effect creating a bonus live album for the Lennon/Ono faithful. The inner sleeve for the second disc featured Lennon's doodling over the cover of Zappa's album [[Fillmore East, June 1971]], adding his credits and commentary to Zappa's - a requital for Zappa's [[We're Only In It For The Money]] cover.

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	==Versions==		==Versions==
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		+	Capitol 5357096
		+	2015-08-21
		+	0600753570968

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