??-May? 1973, Unknown venue
Available Recordings, according JN:
75 min, SBD, A-
Dog Meat, Fifty-Fifty, Cosmik Debris, Zomby Woof, Montana, Dupree's Paradise, Farther Oblivion
This copy: 70:15 min, SBD, A-
Unknown but quite low gen?, though with some annoying hiss on the right channel on side 1 of the tape and minor speed problems at the beginning of side 2. The cuts indicates that it was originally taped in 30 min chunks.
Lineage: SBD>?>Maxell XLII C-90 tape>Pioneer W606DR deck>SB Live! Gold Pro soundcard)>AA2 (normalized, tracked)>wav>Soundforge 5: speed correction, editing, re-tracking>flac (Frontend lvl7 with SBE correction (430 MB)
Taped by: n/a
Transferred by: BengoFury
Edited by: flambay
Tracklist:
01 Intro/tuning/band presentation [5:50]
02 Dog Meat [7:37]
03 Fifty-Fifty [8:18]
04 Cosmik Debris [5:42]
05 "Heaven is in your Mind" (Preamble to Zomby Woof) [1:28] °°° cuts out (tf1)
06 Zomby Woof [5:03] °°° cuts in
07 Montana [6:41]
08 Dupree's Paradise Prelude [6:13]
09 Dupree's Paradise [13:39] °°° cut (tf2)@ 12:36,772 - SQ problems thereafter
10 "Building Curfew" announcement [1:31]
11 Farther Oblivion [8:22]
Total time: 70.24 min
== The Mothers Of Invention Feb - Sep 1973 ==
FZ, Jean Luc Ponty, Tom Fowler, Ralph Humphrey, Ruth Underwood, Ian Underwood, George Duke, Bruce Fowler, Sal Marquez (late Mar - Jul), Kin Vassey (4/7/73-5/1/73).
Song properties of this tour:
* Dog Meat = Exercise #4, Dog Breath, Uncle Meat
* Yellow Snow Suite = Don't Eat The Yellow Snow, Nanook Rubs It, St. Alphonzo's Pancake Breakfast, Father O'Blivion, St. Alphonzo reprise, Mar-juh-rene, Father O'Blivion (R & B version)
Enjoy !!!
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11 comments:
This is worth checking out for the live version of Zomby Woof with Zappa on lead vocal (and smokin' guitar solo). Plus it's the only sdb i'm aware of from early '73 with Jean-Luc Ponty, before the later 1973 line-up found on the Roxy & Elsewhere album--of which there are more sdbs available.
many thanks!
Not a huge fan but I do admire the man's talent. Nevertheless I really enjoyed this. THANKS!!
And, yeah, that solo in Zomby Woof is smokin'!
many thanks for this one...I really look forward to listen to a soundboard version of Zomby Woof
It would be respectful of you to cite the source for those FZ recordings: www.zappateers.com
I suggest if you are are going to take stuff from www.zappateers.com , that you actually credit them.
WWW.ZAPPATEERS.COM
Please credit zappateers for most of the shows you have leeched from www.zappateers.com
My cousin did a little detective work and thinks this show may be from Houston, TX on March 12, 1973. The biggest clue is that Frank says, "all systems go."
thanks!
Top!
Thank you very much again Dave.
We miss you brother!
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