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| − | Frank lecturing at the Gifford Auditorium of Syracuse University on 23rd April 1975, along with George Duke and Captain Beefheart. The talk is about how he first discovered music, the economics of the music business, shooting 200 Motels (and getting paid from the movie industry) and his creative process. It opens up to questions after about 15 minutes. | + | [[Biography|Frank]] lecturing at the [https://answers.syr.edu/display/itslemp/HBC+Gifford+Auditorium Gifford Auditorium of Syracuse University] on 23rd April 1975, along with [[George Duke]] and [[Captain Beefheart]]. The talk is about how he first discovered music, the economics of the music business, shooting ''[[200 Motels (The Film)|200 Motels]]'' (and getting paid from the movie industry) and his creative process. It opens up to questions after about 15 minutes. |
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Gifford Auditorium, Syracuse University, Syracuse April 23rd 1975
Frank lecturing at the Gifford Auditorium of Syracuse University on 23rd April 1975, along with George Duke and Captain Beefheart. The talk is about how he first discovered music, the economics of the music business, shooting 200 Motels (and getting paid from the movie industry) and his creative process. It opens up to questions after about 15 minutes.
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Syracuse Lecture ((YouTube)
