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'''Eddie Jobson ''' (May 28, 1955) is a British violinist, singer and keyboardist, who during his early career played in bands as Fat Grapple, [[Curved Air]] and [[Roxy Music]]. He also contributed performances on [[King Crimson]]'s ''"USA"'' album and several solo albums by members of Roxy Music, [[The Who]] and [[Deep Purple]] | '''Eddie Jobson ''' (May 28, 1955) is a British violinist, singer and keyboardist, who during his early career played in bands as Fat Grapple, [[Curved Air]] and [[Roxy Music]]. He also contributed performances on [[King Crimson]]'s ''"USA"'' album and several solo albums by members of Roxy Music, [[The Who]] and [[Deep Purple]] | ||
==Frank Zappa== | ==Frank Zappa== | ||
| − | + | Jobson caught Frank's attention when his band Roxy Music opened for Zappa at the [[75/11/28 Milwaukee WI US Milwaukee Auditorium|Mecca Auditorium]], Milwaukee on 28 November 1975. Zappa asked Jobson to accompany the Mothers Of Invention the following month for a week in [[Canada]]. Eddie guest performed on violin in [[75/12/07 Hamilton Ontario Canada Phys-Ed Complex, McMaster University|Hamilton, 7 December]], and [[75/12/08 Montreal Quebec Canada Forum Concert Bowl|Montreal on 8 December]] - all the while playing with Zappa in dressing rooms and hotels as Frank assessed his talents - and became a member of the band in 1976. Jobson appeared on the cover of ''[[Zoot Allures]]'' though he didn't play a note on it. He did however perform on ''[[Zappa In New York]]''. | |
===Jobson's musical contributions on Zappa albums=== | ===Jobson's musical contributions on Zappa albums=== | ||
| − | [[Zappa In New York]] | + | * ''[[Zappa In New York]]'' |
| − | + | * ''[[Studio Tan]]'' | |
| − | [[Studio Tan]] | + | * ''[[Shut Up 'n Play Yer Guitar (The Series)|Shut Up 'n Play Yer Guitar]]'' |
| − | + | * ''[[You Can't Do That On Stage Anymore Vol. 6]]'' | |
| − | [[Shut Up 'n Play Yer Guitar (The Series)|Shut Up 'n Play Yer Guitar]] | + | * ''[[Läther]]'' |
| − | + | * ''[[Conceptual Continuity (BTB)|Conceptual Continuity]]'' | |
| − | [[You Can't Do That On Stage Anymore Vol. 6]] | + | * ''[[An Evening In Detroit]]'' |
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| − | [[Läther]] | ||
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| − | [[Conceptual Continuity (BTB)|Conceptual Continuity]] | ||
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| − | [[An Evening In Detroit]] | ||
==Further career== | ==Further career== | ||
Revision as of 11:34, 6 October 2020
Eddie Jobson (May 28, 1955) is a British violinist, singer and keyboardist, who during his early career played in bands as Fat Grapple, Curved Air and Roxy Music. He also contributed performances on King Crimson's "USA" album and several solo albums by members of Roxy Music, The Who and Deep Purple
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Frank Zappa
Jobson caught Frank's attention when his band Roxy Music opened for Zappa at the Mecca Auditorium, Milwaukee on 28 November 1975. Zappa asked Jobson to accompany the Mothers Of Invention the following month for a week in Canada. Eddie guest performed on violin in Hamilton, 7 December, and Montreal on 8 December - all the while playing with Zappa in dressing rooms and hotels as Frank assessed his talents - and became a member of the band in 1976. Jobson appeared on the cover of Zoot Allures though he didn't play a note on it. He did however perform on Zappa In New York.
Jobson's musical contributions on Zappa albums
- Zappa In New York
- Studio Tan
- Shut Up 'n Play Yer Guitar
- You Can't Do That On Stage Anymore Vol. 6
- Läther
- Conceptual Continuity
- An Evening In Detroit
Further career
In 1977 Jobson left Zappa and formed the progressive rock supergroup UK. Terry Bozzio performed drums and percussion on UK's albums "Danger Money" and the live set "Night After Night" In 1980 UK broke up and Jobson briefly joined groups and artists like Ian Anderson, Yes, while pursuing a solo career.
