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*This was part of the two-month-long [[Wikipedia:Schaefer Music Festival|1968 Schaefer Music Festival]]. This night featured Zappa and [[Buddy Guy]]. | *This was part of the two-month-long [[Wikipedia:Schaefer Music Festival|1968 Schaefer Music Festival]]. This night featured Zappa and [[Buddy Guy]]. | ||
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| + | *During the early show an audience member was brought on stage to sing [[Wikipedia:Hang On Sloopy|Hang On Sloopy]]. The audience member was introduced as '''Billy Velvet''' - (compare with [[Where Is Johnny Velvet?]]). His performance can be [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0kdOHZBkXmY heard here]. | ||
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Revision as of 06:42, 1 October 2021
Early Show
- Trouble Every Day
- Improvisation
- Hungry Freaks, Daddy
- King Kong
- Improvisation
- Mr. Green Genes
- My Boyfriend's Back (The Angels)
- I'm Gonna Bust His Head
- Tiny Sick Tears
- Hang On Sloopy (The Vibrations)
- Wipe Out (The Surfaris)
- Go Cry On Somebody Else's Shoulder
- Octandre (Edgard Varèse)
Late Show
- Jazz Rock Heavily Influenced by Al Kooper (Flute Solo)
- Help, I'm A Rock
- Baby Love (The Supremes)
- Big Leg Emma
- Holiday In Berlin, Full Blown
- Trouble Every Day
- Let's Make The Water Turn Black
- Harry You're A Beast
- The Orange County Lumber Truck
- Oh No
- The Orange County Lumber Truck
Players
- Frank Zappa - Guitar/Vocals
- Ray Collins - Vocals/Percussion
- Roy Estrada - Bass/Vocals
- Jimmy Carl Black - Drums
- Ian Underwood - Woodwinds/Keyboards
- Don Preston - Keyboards
- Bunk Gardner - Woodwinds
- Jim "Motorhead" Sherwood - Woodwinds/Percussion
- Arthur Tripp - Percussion
Note
- This was part of the two-month-long 1968 Schaefer Music Festival. This night featured Zappa and Buddy Guy.
- During the early show an audience member was brought on stage to sing Hang On Sloopy. The audience member was introduced as Billy Velvet - (compare with Where Is Johnny Velvet?). His performance can be heard here.
