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==Players== | ==Players== | ||
| − | * [[Frank Zappa]] - lead guitar, vocal | + | * [[Biography|Frank Zappa]] - lead guitar, vocal |
* [[Ray White]] - guitar, vocal | * [[Ray White]] - guitar, vocal | ||
* [[Steve Vai]] - stunt guitar | * [[Steve Vai]] - stunt guitar | ||
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==Set List== | ==Set List== | ||
| + | Three concerts, one on the 18th and an early & late show on the 19th, as follows: | ||
| + | === 18th June === | ||
| + | |||
| + | *Zoot Allures | ||
| + | *Broken Hearts Are For Assholes | ||
| + | *Marqueson's Chicken | ||
| + | *Dead Girls Of London | ||
| + | *Shall We Take Ourselves Seriously? | ||
| + | *What's New In Baltimore? | ||
| + | *Moggio | ||
| + | *Drowning Witch | ||
| + | *Envelopes | ||
| + | *Doreen | ||
| + | *Goblin Girl | ||
| + | *The Black Page #2 | ||
| + | *Cocaine Decisions | ||
| + | *Nig Biz (Appears on [[You Can't Do That On Stage Anymore Vol. 3]]) | ||
| + | *Disco Boy | ||
| + | *Teenage Wind | ||
| + | *Truck Driver Divorce | ||
| + | *King Kong | ||
| + | *FZ introduced young [[Dweezil Zappa|Dweezil]] (Approx 1 min solo, before joining in 'Spanking') | ||
| + | *Stevie's Spanking | ||
| + | |||
| + | === 19th June, Early Show === | ||
| + | |||
| + | *Zoot Allures (Intro) | ||
| + | *Montana | ||
| + | *Easy Meat | ||
| + | *Dead Girls Of London | ||
| + | *Shall We Take Ourselves Seriously? | ||
| + | *What's New In Baltimore? | ||
| + | *Moggio | ||
| + | *You Are What You Is | ||
| + | *Mudd Club | ||
| + | *The Meek Shall Inherit Nothing | ||
| + | *Dancin' Fool | ||
| + | *RDNZL | ||
| + | *Advance Romance | ||
| + | *Harder Than Your Husband | ||
| + | *Bamboozled By Love | ||
| + | *Let's Move To Cleveland | ||
| + | *Tinseltown Rebellion | ||
| + | *Approximate (staying alive) | ||
| + | *Cosmik Debris | ||
| + | *Strictly Genteel | ||
| + | *The Closer You Are | ||
| + | *Johnny Darling | ||
| + | |||
| + | === 19th June, Late Show === | ||
| + | |||
| + | *Mammy Anthem | ||
| + | *Sofa | ||
| + | *Flakes | ||
| + | *We're Turning Again | ||
| + | *Alien Orifice | ||
| + | *Drowning Witch (including [[Do Not Pass Go]]) | ||
| + | *Envelopes | ||
| + | *Fine Girl | ||
| + | *Zomby Woof (Solo appears on [[You Can't Do That On Stage Anymore Vol. 1]]) | ||
| + | *King Kong (Including ''Theme From Perry Mason'', ''Royal March'' from ''Aida'';<br>parts of this appear on [[You Can't Do That On Stage Anymore Vol. 3]]) | ||
| + | *Sharleena | ||
| + | *Broken Hearts Are For Assholes | ||
| + | *Marqueson's Chicken (Solo appears on [[Them Or Us]]) | ||
| + | *Joe's Garage | ||
| + | *Why Does It Hurt When I Pee? | ||
| + | *City Of Tiny Lights | ||
| + | *Pound For A Brown | ||
| + | *''1st encore, as follows:'' | ||
| + | *No No Cherry | ||
| + | *The Man From Utopia Meets Mary Lou | ||
| + | *''2nd encore, as follows:'' | ||
| + | *Sinister Footwear | ||
| + | *Stevie's Spanking | ||
| − | * | + | == Notes == |
| − | * | + | *NME announcement: [[New Musical Express, April 3, 1982]] |
| + | *12 year-old Dweezil only appeared at the first show. See: [[Zappa & Son]] | ||
| + | *The foyer of The Odeon had a merchandising area, promoting the newly-released FZ album, [[Ship Arriving Too Late To Save A Drowning Witch]], with the distinctive new 'Z' logo on T-shirts, Posters, Button-badges and Programmes. See [[Frank Zappa, 82/06]] article. | ||
| + | *FZ article reference to this concert: [[Frank Zappa, 83/1]] | ||
[[category:concerts]] | [[category:concerts]] | ||
Latest revision as of 14:00, 14 December 2021
Players
- Frank Zappa - lead guitar, vocal
- Ray White - guitar, vocal
- Steve Vai - stunt guitar
- Tommy Mars - keyboards, vocal
- Bobby Martin - keyboards, sax, vocals
- Ed Mann - percussion
- Scott Thunes - bass
- Chad Wackerman - drums
Set List
Three concerts, one on the 18th and an early & late show on the 19th, as follows:
18th June
- Zoot Allures
- Broken Hearts Are For Assholes
- Marqueson's Chicken
- Dead Girls Of London
- Shall We Take Ourselves Seriously?
- What's New In Baltimore?
- Moggio
- Drowning Witch
- Envelopes
- Doreen
- Goblin Girl
- The Black Page #2
- Cocaine Decisions
- Nig Biz (Appears on You Can't Do That On Stage Anymore Vol. 3)
- Disco Boy
- Teenage Wind
- Truck Driver Divorce
- King Kong
- FZ introduced young Dweezil (Approx 1 min solo, before joining in 'Spanking')
- Stevie's Spanking
19th June, Early Show
- Zoot Allures (Intro)
- Montana
- Easy Meat
- Dead Girls Of London
- Shall We Take Ourselves Seriously?
- What's New In Baltimore?
- Moggio
- You Are What You Is
- Mudd Club
- The Meek Shall Inherit Nothing
- Dancin' Fool
- RDNZL
- Advance Romance
- Harder Than Your Husband
- Bamboozled By Love
- Let's Move To Cleveland
- Tinseltown Rebellion
- Approximate (staying alive)
- Cosmik Debris
- Strictly Genteel
- The Closer You Are
- Johnny Darling
19th June, Late Show
- Mammy Anthem
- Sofa
- Flakes
- We're Turning Again
- Alien Orifice
- Drowning Witch (including Do Not Pass Go)
- Envelopes
- Fine Girl
- Zomby Woof (Solo appears on You Can't Do That On Stage Anymore Vol. 1)
- King Kong (Including Theme From Perry Mason, Royal March from Aida;
parts of this appear on You Can't Do That On Stage Anymore Vol. 3) - Sharleena
- Broken Hearts Are For Assholes
- Marqueson's Chicken (Solo appears on Them Or Us)
- Joe's Garage
- Why Does It Hurt When I Pee?
- City Of Tiny Lights
- Pound For A Brown
- 1st encore, as follows:
- No No Cherry
- The Man From Utopia Meets Mary Lou
- 2nd encore, as follows:
- Sinister Footwear
- Stevie's Spanking
Notes
- NME announcement: New Musical Express, April 3, 1982
- 12 year-old Dweezil only appeared at the first show. See: Zappa & Son
- The foyer of The Odeon had a merchandising area, promoting the newly-released FZ album, Ship Arriving Too Late To Save A Drowning Witch, with the distinctive new 'Z' logo on T-shirts, Posters, Button-badges and Programmes. See Frank Zappa, 82/06 article.
- FZ article reference to this concert: Frank Zappa, 83/1
