Difference between revisions of "Mondello's Revenge"
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| − | FZ: I'd like to—for real—introduce the people in the combo before we play another tune for you . . . Larry Mondello . . . No, this . . . See, I'll tell you what the Larry Mondello is all about—There is a show that's on television—Leave It To Beaver, you know that show? Well, anyway, this is Mark Volman and Howard Kaylan, formerly of The Turtles. For their lives since that show came out there always being mistaken for Larry Mondello. Even here tonight people just really believed that these were the guys. Okay, so, Mark, Howie, Ian Underwood on keyboards, Aynsley Dunbar on drums, George Duke on electric piano and organ, and Jeff Simmons STS 1057 on bass. | + | FZ: I'd like to—for real—introduce the people in the combo before we play another tune for you . . . [[wikipedia:Larry Mondello|Larry Mondello]] . . . No, this . . . See, I'll tell you what the Larry Mondello is all about—There is a show that's on television—Leave It To Beaver, you know that show? Well, anyway, this is [[Flo & Eddie|Mark Volman and Howard Kaylan]], formerly of The Turtles. For their lives since that show came out there always being mistaken for Larry Mondello. Even here tonight people just really believed that these were the guys. Okay, so, Mark, Howie, [[Ian Underwood]] on keyboards, [[Aynsley Dunbar]] on drums, [[George Duke]] on electric piano and organ, and [[Jeff Simmons]] [[Lucille Has Messed My Mind Up (The Album)|STS 1057]] on bass. |
Mark: And of course little Frankie Zappa. Fingers Zappa, we call him. Take it away, Fingers. | Mark: And of course little Frankie Zappa. Fingers Zappa, we call him. Take it away, Fingers. | ||
| − | FZ: The name of this song is "The Clap" . . . Have to get into sort of a primordial tuning for this . . . We'd like to dedicate this song to The Red Throbber . . . which . . . | + | FZ: The name of this song is "The Clap" . . . Have to get into sort of a primordial tuning for this . . . We'd like to dedicate this song to [[The Red Throbber]] . . . which . . . |
Howard: You've all got one. | Howard: You've all got one. | ||
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*[[Road Tapes, Venue No. 3]] | *[[Road Tapes, Venue No. 3]] | ||
==CC Notes In This Song== | ==CC Notes In This Song== | ||
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[[Category:Tracks]][[Category:Spoken word tracks]] | [[Category:Tracks]][[Category:Spoken word tracks]] | ||
Latest revision as of 01:12, 2 December 2021
Lyrics
FZ: I'd like to—for real—introduce the people in the combo before we play another tune for you . . . Larry Mondello . . . No, this . . . See, I'll tell you what the Larry Mondello is all about—There is a show that's on television—Leave It To Beaver, you know that show? Well, anyway, this is Mark Volman and Howard Kaylan, formerly of The Turtles. For their lives since that show came out there always being mistaken for Larry Mondello. Even here tonight people just really believed that these were the guys. Okay, so, Mark, Howie, Ian Underwood on keyboards, Aynsley Dunbar on drums, George Duke on electric piano and organ, and Jeff Simmons STS 1057 on bass.
Mark: And of course little Frankie Zappa. Fingers Zappa, we call him. Take it away, Fingers.
FZ: The name of this song is "The Clap" . . . Have to get into sort of a primordial tuning for this . . . We'd like to dedicate this song to The Red Throbber . . . which . . .
Howard: You've all got one.
FZ: Here we go . . .
