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==Lyrics==
 
==Lyrics==
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<br>FZ: Thank you, good night . . . Thank you, if you'll . . . if you sit down and be quiet, we'll make an attempt to, ah, perform [[Brown Shoes Don't Make It]].
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<br>Man In Uniform: Back on your seats, come on, we'll help you back to your seats, come on . . .
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<br>Guy In The Audience: Take that man out of here! Oh! Go away! Take that uniform off man! Take off that uniform before it's fuckin' too late, man!
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<br>FZ: Everybody in this room is wearing a uniform, and don't kid yourself.
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<br>Guy In The Audience: . . . man!
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<br>FZ: You'll hurt your throat, stop it!
  
From [[Fillmore East, June 1971]] version
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==Players On This Song==
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<br>0:00
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* [[Ian Underwood]] piano solo
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<br>1:43
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* FZ guitar
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* [[Lowell George]] guitar
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* [[Don Preston]] organ
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* [[Buzz Gardner]] trumpet
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* [[Ian Underwood]] woodwinds
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* [[Bunk Gardner]] woodwinds
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* [[Roy Estrada]] bass
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* [[Jimmy Carl Black]] drums
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* [[Arthur Tripp|Art Tripp]] drums
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<br>4:18
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* FZ lead guitar
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* [[Arthur Tripp|Art Tripp]] drums
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<br>5:13
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* [[Don "Sugarcane" Harris]] violin solo
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* [[Don Preston]] piano solo
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* [[Roy Estrada]] bass
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* [[Jimmy Carl Black]] drums
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<br>13:35
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* FZ guitar
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* [[Ian Underwood]] harpsichord, woodwinds
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* [[Buzz Gardner]] trumpet
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* [[Bunk Gardner]] woodwinds
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* [[Arthur Tripp|Art Tripp]] percussion
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<br>14:54
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<br>includes Aybe Sea
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* FZ organ solo; guitar track
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* [[Roy Estrada]] bass
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* [[Arthur Tripp|Art Tripp]] drums
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<br>17:12
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<br>[[69/06/06 London UK Royal Albert Hall|Royal Albert Hall, London June 6, 1969]]
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* FZ voice
  
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==Records On Which This Song Has Appeared==
  
Ooh!
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===Singles===
La-la la-la-la la-ra-la-la la-la-la
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===Zappa Albums & Side Projects===
La-la la-la-la la-ra-la-la la-laaaah!
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* [[Burnt Weeny Sandwich]]
 
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* [[You Can't Do That On Stage Anymore Vol. 5]]
 
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* [[Fillmore East, June 1971]]
Aynsley Dunbar!
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* [[Hammersmith Odeon (The Album)]]
 
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* [[Chicago '78]]
 
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===Tribute & Cover Albums===
Ya-ya ya-ya-ya ya-ya
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*[[Meridian Arts Ensemble]]: [[Anxiety Of Influence]]
Ya-ya ya-ya-ya ya-ya
 
Ya-ya ya-ya-ya ya-ya
 
Ya-ya-ya ya-ya-ya ya-ya-ya ya-ya-ya
 
Ya-ya ya-ya-ya ya-ya
 
Ya-ya ya-ya-ya ya-ya
 
Ya-ya ya-ya-ya ya-ya
 
Ya-ya-ya ya-ya-ya ya-ya-ya ya-ya-ya
 
 
 
 
 
Hoopla!
 
Oink! Oink!
 
La la la la . . .
 
Aah!
 
 
 
 
 
Ya-ya ya-ya-ya ya-ya
 
Ya-ya ya-ya-ya ya-ya
 
Ya-ya ya-ya-ya ya-ya
 
Ya-ya-ya ya-ya-ya ya-ya-ya ya-ya-ya
 
Ya-ya ya-ya-ya ya-ya
 
Ya-ya ya-ya-ya ya-ya
 
Ya-ya ya-ya-ya ya-ya
 
Ya-ya-ya ya-ya-ya ya-ya-ya ya-ya-ya
 
La la-la la-la-la
 
La-la la-la-la-la la-la la-la
 
La-la la-la la-la-la-la la-la la-la . . . Mud Shark
 
  
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==Notes About This Song==
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The various sections of this piece have been edited together to form a single composition. Many of the themes have been reworked in various permutations since 1962: variously known as [[The Duke]], The Hunchback Duke, [[Twinkle Tits]] and rearranged for the [[Fillmore East, June 1971]] album.
  
==Albums In Which This Song Has Appeared==
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The American jazz pianist [[wikipedia:George Winston|George Winston]] recorded the opening piano section for his album [https://www.discogs.com/master/28530-George-Winston-Montana-A-Love-Story Montana- A Love Story] (2004).
===Zappa Albums===
 
 
 
* [[Burnt Weeny Sandwich]]
 
* [[Fillmore East, June 1971]]
 
* [[You Can't Do That On Stage Anymore Vol. 5]] as '''Return Of The Hunch-Back Duke'''
 
 
 
===Tributes &amp; Cover Albums===
 
* [[Meridian Arts Ensemble]]: [[Anxiety Of Influence]] as track 3 '''Little House I Used To Live In - Piano Intro''' and track 4 '''Little House I Used To Live In - Ensemble'''
 
  
 
==CC Clues In This Song==
 
==CC Clues In This Song==
"Aybe Sea" is played again, this time in concert along with other instruments playing different parts louder in the mix (some might even be sped-up and edited over the performance), toward the end of “Little House I Used to Live In,” a long piece whose other sections have their own titles (not listed on the album cover), such as “Little House,” “The Duke,” “Return of the Hunchback Duke,” “Return of the Son of the Hunchback Duke” and “Twinkle Tits.” The whole piece grew from a piano exercise that Frank had written in 1962. A restructured version of that initial exercise was played on electric piano during the “Concerto For Mothers and Orchestra” at the University of California at Los Angeles in May of 1970.
 
  
Starting with the return of “Aybe Sea,” the closing section of “Little House I Used to Live In” (and Frank’s subsequent comments to the audience) come from the Mothers’ 6/6/69 show at the Royal Albert Hall in London.
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Latest revision as of 06:36, 22 December 2021


Lyrics


FZ: Thank you, good night . . . Thank you, if you'll . . . if you sit down and be quiet, we'll make an attempt to, ah, perform Brown Shoes Don't Make It.
Man In Uniform: Back on your seats, come on, we'll help you back to your seats, come on . . .
Guy In The Audience: Take that man out of here! Oh! Go away! Take that uniform off man! Take off that uniform before it's fuckin' too late, man!
FZ: Everybody in this room is wearing a uniform, and don't kid yourself.
Guy In The Audience: . . . man!
FZ: You'll hurt your throat, stop it!

Players On This Song


0:00


1:43


4:18


5:13


13:35


14:54
includes Aybe Sea


17:12
Royal Albert Hall, London June 6, 1969

  • FZ voice

Records On Which This Song Has Appeared

Singles

Zappa Albums & Side Projects

Tribute & Cover Albums

Notes About This Song

The various sections of this piece have been edited together to form a single composition. Many of the themes have been reworked in various permutations since 1962: variously known as The Duke, The Hunchback Duke, Twinkle Tits and rearranged for the Fillmore East, June 1971 album.

The American jazz pianist George Winston recorded the opening piano section for his album Montana- A Love Story (2004).

CC Clues In This Song