Difference between revisions of "Amnesia Vivace"
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[[Amnesia Vivace]] was originally called "Remember". | [[Amnesia Vivace]] was originally called "Remember". | ||
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| − | It includes quotes from [[Rite | + | It includes quotes from [[The Rite of Spring]] ([[Igor Stravinsky|Stravinsky]]), [[The Firebird]] (Stravinsky), and [[Duke Of Earl]] (Dixon/Edwards/Williams) |
FZ in [[The Real Frank Zappa Book]]: | FZ in [[The Real Frank Zappa Book]]: | ||
| − | ''"Then there's a place in [[The Duke Of Prunes]] where the "Berceuse" from | + | ''"Then there's a place in [[The Duke Of Prunes|Duke of Prunes]] where the "Berceuse" from Stravinsky's [[The Firebird|Firebird Suite]] is floated over another, more rhythmic theme from [[The Rite of Spring]]."'' |
== CC Clues In This Song == | == CC Clues In This Song == | ||
Revision as of 19:30, 27 February 2006
Contents
Lyrics
Absolutely Free Version
LA LA LALA LA LA LALALA LAH LAH LAH LA LA
LA LA LA LA OOOOOOOOH!
(Chunka Chunka Chunka . . . )
LA LA LA LALA . . .
My darling . . . you mean so very much to me . . . I love
you so deeply! It just makes me . . .
LA LA LA LA LA LA etc.
(Duke, Duke, Duke, Duke of Prunes, Prunes)
I hardly recognize you, darling . . . Oh, I'll never forget you, darling...
(Prunes, Duke of Prunes, Prunes, Prunes)
Oh I suppose I will forget you eventually . . . In fact, I've already forgotten you . . .
(Duke of Prunes, Prunes, Prunes)
What is your name? Nice to see you again.
Players On This Song
Frank Zappa--guitar, vocals
Ray Collins--vocals, tambourine, PRUNE
Jim Fielder--guitar, piano
Don Preston--keyboards
Bunk Gardner--woodwinds
Roy Estrada--bass, vocals
Jimmy Carl Black--drums, vocals
Billy Mundi--drums, percussion
Albums In Which This Song Has Appeared
Notes About This Song
Amnesia Vivace was originally called "Remember".
It includes quotes from The Rite of Spring (Stravinsky), The Firebird (Stravinsky), and Duke Of Earl (Dixon/Edwards/Williams)
FZ in The Real Frank Zappa Book:
"Then there's a place in Duke of Prunes where the "Berceuse" from Stravinsky's Firebird Suite is floated over another, more rhythmic theme from The Rite of Spring."
