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==References to Copenhagen in Frank Zappa's music== | ==References to Copenhagen in Frank Zappa's music== | ||
* ''[[Ian Underwood Whips It Out (Live On Stage In Copenhagen)]]'' | * ''[[Ian Underwood Whips It Out (Live On Stage In Copenhagen)]]'' | ||
| − | * ''[[Dong Work For Yuda]]'' was inspired by translation problems between [[John Smothers]] and a Danish cab driver. Smothers wanted to be taken to the Falkoner Center in [[Copenhagen]], but the cab driver didn't understand his request: ''"Falcum. Take me to the Falcum."'' He also mentions: ''I love the ways these Copenhagens talks."'' | + | * ''[[Dong Work For Yuda]]'' was inspired by translation problems between [[John Smothers]] and a Danish cab driver. Smothers wanted to be taken to the Falkoner Center in [[Copenhagen]], but the cab driver didn't understand his request: ''"Falcum. Take me to the Falcum."'' He also mentions: ''"I love the ways these Copenhagens talks."'' |
* ''[[Copenhagen Night Music]]'' | * ''[[Copenhagen Night Music]]'' | ||
Latest revision as of 03:27, 26 July 2026
Copenhagen is the capital of Denmark.
References to Copenhagen in Frank Zappa's music
- Ian Underwood Whips It Out (Live On Stage In Copenhagen)
- Dong Work For Yuda was inspired by translation problems between John Smothers and a Danish cab driver. Smothers wanted to be taken to the Falkoner Center in Copenhagen, but the cab driver didn't understand his request: "Falcum. Take me to the Falcum." He also mentions: "I love the ways these Copenhagens talks."
- Copenhagen Night Music
