Difference between revisions of "The Blimp"
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| + | "The Blimp" is a track from [[Captain Beefheart]]'s ''[[Trout Mask Replica]]'' (1969) album. | ||
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Guitar Player (1993) Interview: | Guitar Player (1993) Interview: | ||
| − | [FZ:] I was in the studio mixing some other tapes, and the band | + | [FZ:] I was in the studio mixing some other tapes, and the band that's playing on The Blimp is actually [[The Mothers]]. The vocal on The Blimp was recorded by telephone. He had just written these lyrics, and he had one of the guys in the band recite it to me over the phone. I taped it in the studio, and recorded it onto the piece of tape that I had up at the time, which was my track. So, that's how that came about. |
| − | that's playing on The Blimp is actually | + | |
| − | The vocal on The Blimp was recorded by telephone. He had just | + | [GP:] And now your version of The Blimp is out on the re-release version of [[Weasels Ripped My Flesh]] too. |
| − | written these lyrics, and he had one of the guys in the band recite it | + | |
| − | to me over the phone. I taped it in the studio, and recorded it onto | + | [FZ:] It's also going to be on this new episode of [[You Can't Do That On Stage Anymore Vol. 5]]. The piece is called [[Charles Ives (The Track)|Charles Ives]]. We used to play it on the '68-'69 tour. |
| − | the piece of tape that I had up at the time, which was my track. So, | + | |
| − | that's how that came about. | ||
| − | + | The guy reciting the words was Jeff Cotton (Antennae Jimmy Semens). | |
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| − | [ | + | [[Category:Tracks|Blimp]] |
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Latest revision as of 08:31, 17 July 2021
"The Blimp" is a track from Captain Beefheart's Trout Mask Replica (1969) album.
Guitar Player (1993) Interview:
[FZ:] I was in the studio mixing some other tapes, and the band that's playing on The Blimp is actually The Mothers. The vocal on The Blimp was recorded by telephone. He had just written these lyrics, and he had one of the guys in the band recite it to me over the phone. I taped it in the studio, and recorded it onto the piece of tape that I had up at the time, which was my track. So, that's how that came about.
[GP:] And now your version of The Blimp is out on the re-release version of Weasels Ripped My Flesh too.
[FZ:] It's also going to be on this new episode of You Can't Do That On Stage Anymore Vol. 5. The piece is called Charles Ives. We used to play it on the '68-'69 tour.
The guy reciting the words was Jeff Cotton (Antennae Jimmy Semens).
