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| − | + | '''Eugene Chadbourne''' (January 4, 1954) is a Canadian avant garde jazz and rock singer, guitarist and banjoist. | |
| − | Chadbourne is a huge Zappa fan and even recorded a song called ''"Zappa medley"'', which he frequently performs during concerts and cites several well known Zappa songs like ''"[[Let's Make The Water Turn Black]]"''. Together with [[Jimmy Carl Black]] he formed the group ''"The Jack and Jim Show"'', who also performed on a few Zappa tribute shows. | + | Chadbourne is a huge Zappa fan and even recorded a song called ''"Zappa medley"'', which he frequently performs during concerts and cites several well known Zappa songs like ''"[[Let's Make The Water Turn Black]]"''. Together with [[Jimmy Carl Black]] he formed the group ''"The Jack and Jim Show"'', who also performed on a few Zappa tribute shows. [[Don Preston]] performed on Chadbourne's albums ''10 Most Wanted'' (1993) and ''Locked in a Dutch Coffeeshop'' (1994), with [[Jimmy Carl Black]]. |
''"Eugene's been a fan of the Mothers for many years."'' ([[Jimmy Carl Black]] in [[Mother People, 91-5]]) | ''"Eugene's been a fan of the Mothers for many years."'' ([[Jimmy Carl Black]] in [[Mother People, 91-5]]) | ||
Revision as of 20:32, 16 September 2020
Eugene Chadbourne (January 4, 1954) is a Canadian avant garde jazz and rock singer, guitarist and banjoist.
Chadbourne is a huge Zappa fan and even recorded a song called "Zappa medley", which he frequently performs during concerts and cites several well known Zappa songs like "Let's Make The Water Turn Black". Together with Jimmy Carl Black he formed the group "The Jack and Jim Show", who also performed on a few Zappa tribute shows. Don Preston performed on Chadbourne's albums 10 Most Wanted (1993) and Locked in a Dutch Coffeeshop (1994), with Jimmy Carl Black.
"Eugene's been a fan of the Mothers for many years." (Jimmy Carl Black in Mother People, 91-5)
Zappa was asked in the Ode To Gravity - Frank Zappa: World Affairs Commentator interview if he had ever heard Chadbourne's "Zappa medley", but he didn't.
