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Revision as of 00:22, 5 May 2005
Contents
The Grand Wazoo: September
Bandmembers
FZ, Malcolm McNabb (d-trumpet), Sal Marquez (b-flat trumpet), Tom Malone (b-flat trumpet, tuba), Bruce Fowler (trombone), Glenn Ferris (trombone), Kenny Shroyer (trombone), Jay Migliori (flute, tenor sax, and others), Mike Altschul (piccolo, bass clarinet, and other wind instruments), Ray Reed (tenor sax, clarinet, and others), Charles Owens (soprano and alto sax, others), Joanne McNabb (bassoon), Earl Dumler (oboe, sarrusophone, others), Jerry Kessler (electric cello), Ian Underwood (piano and synthesizer), Dave Parlato (bass), Tony Duran (slide and rhythm guitar), Jim Gordon (drums), Tom Raney (vibes and percussion), Ruth Underwood (marimba and percussion)
Additional Info
Dates
September 10th to September 24th
Stats
8 shows and 14 (different) songs were played in 7 cities across 5 countries (US and Europe) - see also KUR FZ Gig List - 1972.
Petit Wazoo: October through December
Bandmembers
FZ, Gary Barone (trumpet), Earl Dumler (oboe, sarrusophone), Malcolm McNabb (tuba, horns), Tom Malone (trumpet, brass), Bruce Fowler (trombone), Glenn Ferris (trombone, horns), Dave Parlato (bass), Tony Duran (slide guitar), Jim Gordon (drums)
Additional Info
Dates
October 27th to December 15th
Stats
24 shows and 19 (different) songs (including improvisations and jams) were played in 19 cities across 2 countries (US and Canada) - see also KUR FZ Gig List - 1972.
Notes About This Tour
FZ played this tour confined to a wheelchair, the result of a fan pushing him off stage during a gig in '71.
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