The Purple Lagoon/Any Kind Of Pain - Revision history

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<br>[[Biography|FZ]]: Thank you. And now, for a little piece of teen-age ecstasy that'll give Patrick, our bass player, a chance to show off, this is a song that we did on the Saturday Night Show, which uh—in the section where Belushi came out and was the Samurai saxophone player—unfortunately we don't have a Samurai saxophone player tonight so you'll have to use your imagination. We have an insert in that area, with a little bit of S&M allusion. The name of this tune is "The Purple Lagoon."

==Recordings==
*[[Zappa In New York 40th Anniversary Deluxe Edition]]

==CC Clues In This Song==
*Quotes [[Approximate]], [[Any Kind Of Pain]] and [[Mo 'n Herb's Vacation]]

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[[Category:Tracks|Purple Lagoon/Any Kind Of Pain]]

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−	<br>[[Biography\|FZ]]: Thank you. And now, for a little piece of teen-age ecstasy that'll give Patrick, our bass player, a chance to show off, this is a song that we did on the [[\|Saturday Night Live\|Saturday Night Show]], which uh—in the section where [[John Belushi\|Belushi]] came out and was the Samurai saxophone player—unfortunately we don't have a Samurai saxophone player tonight so you'll have to use your imagination. We have an insert in that area, with a little bit of S&M allusion. The name of this tune is "The Purple Lagoon."	+	<br>[[Biography\|FZ]]: Thank you. And now, for a little piece of teen-age ecstasy that'll give Patrick, our bass player, a chance to show off, this is a song that we did on the [[Saturday Night Live\|Saturday Night Show]], which uh—in the section where [[John Belushi\|Belushi]] came out and was the Samurai saxophone player—unfortunately we don't have a Samurai saxophone player tonight so you'll have to use your imagination. We have an insert in that area, with a little bit of S&M allusion. The name of this tune is "The Purple Lagoon."

	==Recordings==		==Recordings==

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−	<br>[[Biography\|FZ]]: Thank you. And now, for a little piece of teen-age ecstasy that'll give Patrick, our bass player, a chance to show off, this is a song that we did on the Saturday Night Show, which uh—in the section where Belushi came out and was the Samurai saxophone player—unfortunately we don't have a Samurai saxophone player tonight so you'll have to use your imagination. We have an insert in that area, with a little bit of S&M allusion. The name of this tune is "The Purple Lagoon."	+	<br>[[Biography\|FZ]]: Thank you. And now, for a little piece of teen-age ecstasy that'll give Patrick, our bass player, a chance to show off, this is a song that we did on the [[\|Saturday Night Live\|Saturday Night Show]], which uh—in the section where [[John Belushi\|Belushi]] came out and was the Samurai saxophone player—unfortunately we don't have a Samurai saxophone player tonight so you'll have to use your imagination. We have an insert in that area, with a little bit of S&M allusion. The name of this tune is "The Purple Lagoon."

	==Recordings==		==Recordings==

The Purple Lagoon/Any Kind Of Pain - Revision history

Jason.Kreitzer at 16:55, 24 November 2021

Jason.Kreitzer at 16:54, 24 November 2021

Jason.Kreitzer: Created page with "FZ: Thank you. And now, for a little piece of teen-age ecstasy that'll give Patrick, our bass player, a chance to show off, this is a song that we did on the..."

Jason.Kreitzer: Created page with "
FZ: Thank you. And now, for a little piece of teen-age ecstasy that'll give Patrick, our bass player, a chance to show off, this is a song that we did on the..."