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==Players== | ==Players== | ||
| − | *[[Frank Zappa]] (lead guitar, computer-synth, vocal) | + | *[[Biography|Frank Zappa]] (lead guitar, computer-synth, vocal) |
*[[Paul Carman]] (alto sax, soprano sax, baritone sax) | *[[Paul Carman]] (alto sax, soprano sax, baritone sax) | ||
*[[Mike Keneally]] (rhythm guitar, synth, vocal) | *[[Mike Keneally]] (rhythm guitar, synth, vocal) | ||
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*[[Ed Mann]] (vibes, marimba, electronic percussion) | *[[Ed Mann]] (vibes, marimba, electronic percussion) | ||
*[[Bobby Martin]] (keyboards, vocal) | *[[Bobby Martin]] (keyboards, vocal) | ||
| − | *[[Bruce Fowler]] (trombone) | + | *[[The Fowler Brothers|Bruce Fowler]] (trombone) |
| − | *[[Walt Fowler]] (trumpet, flugel horn, synth) | + | *[[The Fowler Brothers|Walt Fowler]] (trumpet, flugel horn, synth) |
*[[Scott Thunes]] (electric bass, mini-moog) | *[[Scott Thunes]] (electric bass, mini-moog) | ||
*[[Chad Wackerman]] (drums, electronic percussion) | *[[Chad Wackerman]] (drums, electronic percussion) | ||
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# [[Lonesome Cowboy Burt]] (04:56) | # [[Lonesome Cowboy Burt]] (04:56) | ||
# [[The Torture Never Stops]] (Part Two) (06:17) | # [[The Torture Never Stops]] (Part Two) (06:17) | ||
| − | # [[I Ain't Got No Heart]] (02:01) | + | # [[I Ain't Got No Heart - Freak Out!|I Ain't Got No Heart]] (02:01) |
# [[Love Of My Life]] (02:20) | # [[Love Of My Life]] (02:20) | ||
# [[City Of Tiny Lites]] (07:07) | # [[City Of Tiny Lites]] (07:07) | ||
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# [[Boléro|Ravel's Bolero]] (05:28) | # [[Boléro|Ravel's Bolero]] (05:28) | ||
# [[Bobby Brown Goes Down]] (03:24) | # [[Bobby Brown Goes Down]] (03:24) | ||
| − | # [[Joe's Garage]] (03:43) | + | # [[Joe's Garage (Track)|Joe's Garage]] (03:43) |
# [[Why Does It Hurt When I Pee?]] (02:33) | # [[Why Does It Hurt When I Pee?]] (02:33) | ||
# [[Ring Of Fire]] Again (02:04) | # [[Ring Of Fire]] Again (02:04) | ||
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==Conceptual Continuity== | ==Conceptual Continuity== | ||
==Versions== | ==Versions== | ||
| − | [[Category:Concerts]] | + | [[Category:Concerts]][[Category:1988]] |
Latest revision as of 15:24, 26 September 2024
Players
- Frank Zappa (lead guitar, computer-synth, vocal)
- Paul Carman (alto sax, soprano sax, baritone sax)
- Mike Keneally (rhythm guitar, synth, vocal)
- Kurt McGettrick (baritone sax, bass sax, contrabass clarinet)
- Ed Mann (vibes, marimba, electronic percussion)
- Bobby Martin (keyboards, vocal)
- Bruce Fowler (trombone)
- Walt Fowler (trumpet, flugel horn, synth)
- Scott Thunes (electric bass, mini-moog)
- Chad Wackerman (drums, electronic percussion)
- Ike Willis (rhythm guitar, synth, vocal)
- Albert Wing (tenor sax)
Tracks
- Heavy Duty Judy (07:11)
- Ring Of Fire (02:06)
- Packard Goose Medley (07:34)
- Cosmik Debris (04:35)
- Who Needs The Peace Corps? (03:19)
- What's New In Baltimore? (04:44)
- Inca Roads (09:32)
- Advance Romance (07:28)
- Disco Boy (03:01)
- Teen-age Wind (02:37)
- Bamboozled By Love (06:41)
- The Torture Never Stops (Part One) (05:38)
- Lonesome Cowboy Burt (04:56)
- The Torture Never Stops (Part Two) (06:17)
- I Ain't Got No Heart (02:01)
- Love Of My Life (02:20)
- City Of Tiny Lites (07:07)
- A Pound For A Brown (On The Bus) (10:07)
- Stairway To Heaven (09:38)
- Ring Of Fire (02:30)
- Ravel's Bolero (05:28)
- Bobby Brown Goes Down (03:24)
- Joe's Garage (03:43)
- Why Does It Hurt When I Pee? (02:33)
- Ring Of Fire Again (02:04)
- I Am The Walrus (03:47)
- Legend Of The Illinois Enema Bandit (09:24)
Release Notes
Liner Notes
Background Information
Used for The Best Band You Never Heard In Your Life:
1) partly, 2), 4), 5) partly,
I Left My Heart In San Francisco is recorded in Würzburg
Guitar solo from The Torture Never Stops with theme from Inca Roads.
During many songs of the concerts the vocals are sung with tremolo.
