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* [[Plastic People (1965 - unknown)]] “Their shoes are brown.” | * [[Plastic People (1965 - unknown)]] “Their shoes are brown.” | ||
* [[Plastic People (1966 - San Francisco)]]: “Their shoes are brown.” | * [[Plastic People (1966 - San Francisco)]]: “Their shoes are brown.” | ||
| + | * [[Porn Wars]]: "Gold lamé hoof covers" | ||
* [[Prelude To King Kong]]: "sneakers" "galoshes" | * [[Prelude To King Kong]]: "sneakers" "galoshes" | ||
* [[Sinister Footwear]] | * [[Sinister Footwear]] | ||
Latest revision as of 17:57, 6 March 2024
Zappa made references to shoes and other types of footwear regularly in his work.
- Advance Romance: “Shoes is all wore.”
- America Drinks: “1, 2, buckle my shoe.”
- Be In My Video: “I’ll make you wear red shoes”
- Beauty Knows No Pain: "Beauty is a pair of shoes that makes you wanna die."
- Blue Suede Shoes
- Brown Shoes Don't Make It: "brown shoes don't make it" (...) "shining your shoes and cut your hair."
- Can't Afford No Shoes
- The Captain's Fat Theresa Shoes (by The GTO's)
- Carolina Hard-Core Ecstasy: “Then she gave a pair of shoes to me” (…) “I wonder what the shoes for?”
- Church Chat: "With a SHOE"
- Debra Kadabra: “Shoes are too tight and pointed”
- Dental Hygiene Dilemma: “Put it on your shoes, tie your bike with it.”
- The Evil Prince: “And also his shoes”
- Excentrifugal Forz: “Along a Hammond organism /underneath his shoes….”
- Father O'Blivion: “I brought you your snow shoes”
- Frank Zappa's Got Brand New Shoes
- Go Cry On Somebody Else's Shoulder: “I bought a new pair of shoes.”
- Goblin Girl: “Little green shoes”
- Hunchentoot: Oh me, oh my, I wasted forty pair o' shoes just-a walkin' that floor wit de HUNCHENTOOTIN' BLUES!
- Joe's Garage: "Got matching suits and Beatle boots"
- Magic Fingers “beat you with a pair of tennis shoes”
- The Mammy Nuns: “We got the talkin’ shoes”
- Mr. Green Genes: “Eat your shoes/don’t forget the strings.”
- Nanook Rubs It “with a lead-filled snow shoe.”
- Plastic People (1965 - unknown) “Their shoes are brown.”
- Plastic People (1966 - San Francisco): “Their shoes are brown.”
- Porn Wars: "Gold lamé hoof covers"
- Prelude To King Kong: "sneakers" "galoshes"
- Sinister Footwear
- Stink-Foot: “Get your shoes and socks on people…” “Bring the slippers…”
- Valley Girl: “And like all these really great shoe stores…”
- White Person: “Golf shoes”
- Willie The Pimp: “With my shoe shined black”
- Wonderful Wino: “Give me a five dollar bill and a Florscheim shoe.”
- A close-up of a shoe is also clearly visible on the cover of Over-Nite Sensation
