Difference between revisions of "The Walking Zombie Music"
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| − | ''He came on a Saturday afternoon from Manchester, and said to meet him at the railway station. He was an unusually large man that no . . . He also wore a black jacket and pin-striped trousers and carried a | + | ''He came on a Saturday afternoon from Manchester, and said to meet him at the railway station. He was an unusually large man that no . . . He also wore a black jacket and pin-striped trousers and carried a [[wikipedia:Gladstone bag|Gladstone bag]].'' |
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| − | ''Although he did call [...], he stopped [...]. In fact, though you would expect an [...], he was a sensitive man, who could only sleep when [...] pillows had been forced into one pillowcase. My father was Wesleyan chapel steward and engaged him every second year to recite [...] people who had bought programs. If you called them tickets, they became liable to excise [...]. My father was a supporter of | + | ''Although he did call [...], he stopped [...]. In fact, though you would expect an [...], he was a sensitive man, who could only sleep when [...] pillows had been forced into one pillowcase. My father was Wesleyan chapel steward and engaged him every second year to recite [...] people who had bought programs. If you called them tickets, they became liable to excise [...]. My father was a supporter of [[wikipedia: Wat Tyler|Wat Tyler]]. This minstrel used to deliver pocket versions of the classic books, such as [[wikipedia:Silas Marner|Silas Marner]] and [[wikipedia:The Old Curiosity Shop|The Old Curiosity Shop]].'' |
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Latest revision as of 10:00, 9 December 2021
He came on a Saturday afternoon from Manchester, and said to meet him at the railway station. He was an unusually large man that no . . . He also wore a black jacket and pin-striped trousers and carried a Gladstone bag.
Hands up!
Although he did call [...], he stopped [...]. In fact, though you would expect an [...], he was a sensitive man, who could only sleep when [...] pillows had been forced into one pillowcase. My father was Wesleyan chapel steward and engaged him every second year to recite [...] people who had bought programs. If you called them tickets, they became liable to excise [...]. My father was a supporter of Wat Tyler. This minstrel used to deliver pocket versions of the classic books, such as Silas Marner and The Old Curiosity Shop.
Players
69/06/06 London UK Royal Albert Hall
- Frank Zappa - Guitar/Vocals/Conductor
- Roy Estrada - Bass
- Don Preston - Keyboards
- Buzz Gardner - Trumpet
- Ian Underwood - Woodwinds/Acoustic Piano
- Bunk Gardner - Woodwinds
- Jim "Motorhead" Sherwood - Baritone Saxophone
- Jimmy Carl Black - Drums
- Arthur Tripp - Drums/Percussion
71/10/11 New York NY US Carnegie Hall
- FZ - Guitar
- Ian Underwood - Keyboards
- Don Preston - Keyboards/Minimoog
- Jim Pons - Bass
- Aynsley Dunbar - Drums
