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==Lyrics==
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==Players On This Song==
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==Records On Which This Song Has Appeared==
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===Singles===
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===Zappa Albums & Side Projects===
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* [[Lumpy Gravy]]
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* [[Make A Jazz Noise Here]] as '''Theme From "Lumpy Gravy"'''
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* [[Quaudiophiliac|QuAUDIOPHILIAc]]
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===Tribute & Cover Albums===
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*[[Zappatistas]]: [[Live In Leeds]] included in medley, track 1, as [[Duodenum|Theme From Lumpy Gravy]]
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*[[Meridian Arts Ensemble]]: [[Ear Mind I]] as [[Duodenum|Lumpy Gravy]]
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*[[Harmonia Meets Zappa]] (as Theme From Lumpy Gravy)
  
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==Notes About This Song==
 
The opening theme will return in [[Bwana Dik]], a song about a guy’s fixation on penis size, on [[Fillmore East, June 1971]]. Sneaking a reprise of the main theme of an album that deals in part with the twisting of the male mind in a society of dictated appeal into a song about a guy’s description of his own genitals is pretty crafty. This subject’s alluded to later on [[Lumpy Gravy]] when a cigar’s brought up during Roy and Louie’s dialogue.
 
The opening theme will return in [[Bwana Dik]], a song about a guy’s fixation on penis size, on [[Fillmore East, June 1971]]. Sneaking a reprise of the main theme of an album that deals in part with the twisting of the male mind in a society of dictated appeal into a song about a guy’s description of his own genitals is pretty crafty. This subject’s alluded to later on [[Lumpy Gravy]] when a cigar’s brought up during Roy and Louie’s dialogue.
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==CC Clues In This Song==
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[[Category:Tracks]]
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[[Category:Instrumental tracks]]

Latest revision as of 06:36, 28 December 2021


Lyrics

Players On This Song

Records On Which This Song Has Appeared

Singles

Zappa Albums & Side Projects

Tribute & Cover Albums

Notes About This Song

The opening theme will return in Bwana Dik, a song about a guy’s fixation on penis size, on Fillmore East, June 1971. Sneaking a reprise of the main theme of an album that deals in part with the twisting of the male mind in a society of dictated appeal into a song about a guy’s description of his own genitals is pretty crafty. This subject’s alluded to later on Lumpy Gravy when a cigar’s brought up during Roy and Louie’s dialogue.

CC Clues In This Song