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<blockquote>"Continued activity in production of records for his own [[Bizarre]] and [[Straight Records|Straight]] record company labels. This includes final editing of the debut LP for the [[GTO's|GTOs]], recording of the second [[Captain Beefheart]] and His Magic Band LP for [[Straight Records|Straight]], and final work on a new Mothers album called [[Burnt Weeny Sandwich|BURNT WEENY SANDWICH]], '''which relates to an 18 minute film just completed'''. (This film would be one of the four offered the colleges.) Zappa has additionally produced an album by [[Jean-Luc Ponty]], an electric violinist from France, and has completed his own solo guitar debut, [[Hot Rats|HOT RATS]], to be released by [[Bizarre]] and distributed by [[Reprise Records|Reprise]] in October..."</blockquote> | <blockquote>"Continued activity in production of records for his own [[Bizarre]] and [[Straight Records|Straight]] record company labels. This includes final editing of the debut LP for the [[GTO's|GTOs]], recording of the second [[Captain Beefheart]] and His Magic Band LP for [[Straight Records|Straight]], and final work on a new Mothers album called [[Burnt Weeny Sandwich|BURNT WEENY SANDWICH]], '''which relates to an 18 minute film just completed'''. (This film would be one of the four offered the colleges.) Zappa has additionally produced an album by [[Jean-Luc Ponty]], an electric violinist from France, and has completed his own solo guitar debut, [[Hot Rats|HOT RATS]], to be released by [[Bizarre]] and distributed by [[Reprise Records|Reprise]] in October..."</blockquote> | ||
<div align=right>— [[Jerry Hopkins]], ''[[Mother’s Day Has Finally Come]]'', [[Rolling Stone]], 1969.</div> | <div align=right>— [[Jerry Hopkins]], ''[[Mother’s Day Has Finally Come]]'', [[Rolling Stone]], 1969.</div> | ||
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| + | <blockquote>"I made an 18 minute fantasy film called ''Burnt Weeney Sandwich''. This film was made for the national educational television network. At their request. And will be screened for the first time at San Francisco on the 31st of this month. And, who knows, it might even dribble down here. Do you have educational TV down here?"</blockquote><div align=right>—Frank Zappa, lecture at the University of Tennessee, April 28, 1969 [http://blogs.metropulse.com/the_daily_pulse/2012/07/hear-frank-zappa-lecture-at-th.html] at the 41:28 mark</div> | ||
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Players
Tracks
- 0:00 Uncle Meat: Main Title Theme (1:26-1:55) from Uncle Meat
- 0:34 Unidentified Percussion Piece
- 1:27 Theme From Burnt Weeny Sandwich from Burnt Weeny Sandwich
- 5:47 A Pound For A Brown (On The Bus) from Uncle Meat
- 7:15 Snork
- 7:22 Dog Breath, In The Year Of The Plague from Uncle Meat
- 11:20 Unidentified Percussion & Snorks Piece
- 11:44 Prelude To King Kong from Uncle Meat
- 15:22 God Bless America from Uncle Meat
- 16:01 The Dog Breath Variations from Uncle Meat
Release Notes
Liner Notes
Background Information
"Continued activity in production of records for his own Bizarre and Straight record company labels. This includes final editing of the debut LP for the GTOs, recording of the second Captain Beefheart and His Magic Band LP for Straight, and final work on a new Mothers album called BURNT WEENY SANDWICH, which relates to an 18 minute film just completed. (This film would be one of the four offered the colleges.) Zappa has additionally produced an album by Jean-Luc Ponty, an electric violinist from France, and has completed his own solo guitar debut, HOT RATS, to be released by Bizarre and distributed by Reprise in October..."
"I made an 18 minute fantasy film called Burnt Weeney Sandwich. This film was made for the national educational television network. At their request. And will be screened for the first time at San Francisco on the 31st of this month. And, who knows, it might even dribble down here. Do you have educational TV down here?"
Conceptual Continuity
Versions
See Also
- Burnt Weeny Sandwich (the album)
