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| − | Andrew Greenaway is the | + | '''Andrew Greenaway''' is a British writer and website curator. From 1988 on he wrote articles for the Zappa fanzine ''[[T'mershi Duween (The Magazine)|T'mershi Duween]]'', published by Fred Tomsett. He wrote a monthly column, ''From A to Z'' for the Dweezil Zappa Fan Club Magazine, published by Cindy Zeuli. He was also active as a writer and interviewer for ''[[Society Pages (The Magazine)|Society Pages]]'' and the ''Z-Zine''. <ref>http://www.idiotbastard.com/about.htm</ref>. Greenaway hosts the Zappa fan website www.idiotbastard.com, of which the logo is designed by [[Don Preston]]. |
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| + | Greenaway wrote the book ''[[Zappa The Hard Way (Andrew Greenaway) | Zappa The Hard Way]]'' (Wymer UK, 2010), which was launched at [[Zappanale]] #21, August 2010. The work deals with Zappa's final tour in 1988 and how it was prematurely discontinued over internal troubles. He also wrote ''[[Frank Talk: The Inside Stories of Zappa's Other People]]'' (Wymer UK, 2017), which collects all interviews with people who knew and worked with Zappa over the last three decades. <ref>http://www.idiotbastard.com/about.htm</ref> In 2019 he, Mick Zeuner and Klaus Kühner also published ''[[The Zappa Tour Atlas]]'' (Wymer UK, 2019), a comprehensive list of all of Zappa's tours. <ref>https://www.wymeruk.co.uk/webshop/books/rock/frank-zappa/the-zappa-tour-atlas/</ref>, which has a foreword by [[Robert Martin]]. | ||
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| + | Greenaway compiled various Zappa-related CDs for Cordelia Records, including the ''[[Zappanale]]'' volumes 17 and 18, co-compiled with John E. Campbell. In 2007 he released his own album, ''20 Extraordinary Renditions'' (2007), which features a cover of ''[[The Idiot Bastard Son]]'', performed by John Tabacco and [[Nigey Lennon]]. | ||
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| + | ==External links== | ||
| + | * [http://www.idiotbastard.com/ The Idiot Bastard website.] | ||
| + | * [https://twitter.com/idiotbastard His Twitter account.] | ||
| + | * [https://www.united-mutations.com/g/andrew_greenaway.htm Article on United Mutations.] | ||
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Revision as of 23:08, 28 October 2019
Andrew Greenaway is a British writer and website curator. From 1988 on he wrote articles for the Zappa fanzine T'mershi Duween, published by Fred Tomsett. He wrote a monthly column, From A to Z for the Dweezil Zappa Fan Club Magazine, published by Cindy Zeuli. He was also active as a writer and interviewer for Society Pages and the Z-Zine. [1]. Greenaway hosts the Zappa fan website www.idiotbastard.com, of which the logo is designed by Don Preston.
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Books
Greenaway wrote the book Zappa The Hard Way (Wymer UK, 2010), which was launched at Zappanale #21, August 2010. The work deals with Zappa's final tour in 1988 and how it was prematurely discontinued over internal troubles. He also wrote Frank Talk: The Inside Stories of Zappa's Other People (Wymer UK, 2017), which collects all interviews with people who knew and worked with Zappa over the last three decades. [2] In 2019 he, Mick Zeuner and Klaus Kühner also published The Zappa Tour Atlas (Wymer UK, 2019), a comprehensive list of all of Zappa's tours. [3], which has a foreword by Robert Martin.
Recordings
Greenaway compiled various Zappa-related CDs for Cordelia Records, including the Zappanale volumes 17 and 18, co-compiled with John E. Campbell. In 2007 he released his own album, 20 Extraordinary Renditions (2007), which features a cover of The Idiot Bastard Son, performed by John Tabacco and Nigey Lennon.
