It took me until now to realize that the bird cage in front of the camera is used so that it looks like the band is playing inside it; this is a metaphor for the cage that King Kong was locked inside of.
I don't know much about this band and never followed Frank Zappa but frome looking at some old black and white photos Mom an Dad took in somewhere in Maryland these guys must be the originals. Mom can't remember were in Maryland but it was on one of their escapades before Dad had to deploy to Vietnam. Thought I'd check out youtube and holy sh@* these guys match the pitchers. I clearly underestimated the popularity of the original members with all the hits on youtube.
@bakabana1966, no es la orquesta de hot rats, son los loqusimos de the mothers of invention, y en esa epoca eran: Frank Zappa y Jimmy Carl Black (QEPD), Don Preston, Ian Underwood, Art Tripp III,Bunk Gardner, Roy Estrada y Motorhead Jim Sherwood
WOW I love this. I had an album with this song on it. The cover said "Weasels Rip My Flesh" and was the original Mothers of Invention. Greatest Zappa album ended with a hot blues song by Frank. Thanks for posting this film. RIP Frank
@snatchsour LOL, i want to kill him ! he should have lite a smoke, sat on his arse and listened. why didnt zappa take the damn thing off him and stick it up his arse.
Why has today's music taken such a total dump? Man, this is where it's at. God, please rid Earth of hip-hop, rap, today's militaristic "Country" gargabe and massive corporate power. Bring back Nixon, too. On second thought ... naw.
i love two things about this video. 1. the random hospital bed in the middle of the studio. 2. at 5:08 when frank turns on that killer distortion and rips into a solo. great job by the mothers!
I'm fascinated by the fact that Frank The Great was freely permitted to get his way with his far-out, on-the-edge, off-the-wall anti-commercial live music, such as this - and yet, at or even before this same time of 1968, the legendary Brian Wilson was attempting to compose some equally anti-commercial amazing masterpiece gems such as the Smile Album .. yet Wilson's endeavours were frowned upon & sabotaged. While Zappa got clean away with his particular style of musical genius.
there are probably a million comments like mine on here but ill ask anyway. is there an album or bootleg with this particular version of king kong on it?
yeah i wasn't sure because there's a youtube video from this same performance of the song "In the Sky" and i didn't think it was on an album but it turns out it was on the bootleg "Apocrypha" so i didn't know.
Saw Don Preston Nappy, Ike Willis with 'Project Object' in 2007 in Ocean Beach, talked with Napoleon Murphy foe about 20 mins, we walked across the street and I bought him a beer. It was a freaky show for sure.. I don't think Pam liked this band.
This BBC take was on dutch radio somewhere in the late '70s. This recording was actually my first attempt on drums and i used this as a practise piece for a long period of time. Other people thought i'd gone mad. I knew better: with "King Kong", "Willy the Pimp" and "Whipping Post" i learned how to drum in no time... ;)
why>?.. i cant see any american television station letting a band mostly just jam.. theyed rather have the band stand there and mime whyle they play the record companies tape and say its "LIVE" .."in studio" hahaha.. it needs to be pre packaged to be aired now a days.. .. thats how i take it anyways..regardless.. could you see this on say NBC or MTV or any network ?..notta chance.not enough breasts hahaha
Dont know :) am from holland, watch different channels (on dutch television you can swear and stand on your hands, almost nothing is censored) and yes MTV would never do this, though i really wouldnt mind! It is in fact a music station right? How more musical can it get than such an artistic and typical jam
the Music Television doesn't WANT music, they want what the kids are listening to and want to get the income. It's a flawless technique because as long there are kids, and those kids kids have ears and a mind to speak, they will profit from them, guaranteed.
uh...scratch that pbs comment. they would not have launched public broadcasting service in the u.s. for another two years at the time of this bbc broadcast
@greggarypeccary1 I know man!!! My band is similar and I will admit that there are some damn good musicians in it. Today all the music world wants to show on tv is people with plastic on their faces who use bloody auto tune over fucking drum machines. Fuck it!!!
It's the two you mention , plus Roy Estrada on bass , Jim Motorhead Sherwood on sax and tambourine , Artie Dyer Tripp III on second drums , Bunk Gardner and Ian Underwood on saxes plus , of course Zappa ! Hope this was useful to you x
Upon watching this I'm realizing, all those years ago as a young pup, I subconciously based my life on what I heard in this song... I could have done worse, but all in all, pretty scary...
Two drummers !!! Dig the boat horn attached to the front drummers tom. A crucial element in the late 60's drummers kit. CAN'T SOMEBODY ADJUST THE HORIZONTAL CONTROL !!!
this is a story of a great ,huge GORILLA- whos lived happy in his Jungle bevor some white man came- abused him, tortured him- and than killed him- thats all folks.... (The band is fantastic)
like his 60s stuff so much more.....not as slick and self-consciously 'funny'.........this period, especially, was real earthy -- no irony, just music.
Actually, a shortened version first appeared years prior on Lumpy Gravy. But yeah, the Uncle Meat interpretations are awesome(though not near as good as this verison.)
great tune; as stringed said, he's music is brilliant. thx for share with us and if you other beebeesea recordings, please don't hesitate to share with us. We are increasingly fewer those who appreciate this kind of stuff
Its in reference to Zappa having a Sofa on stage(ie the song Sofa) It was said he would have people come up and sit on the sofa(or cot?lol in this case) in the early years. He may have done it later on but mainly in the early incarnations of The Mothers
you could write a proper letter, and ask who the ZAPPA-fan is in that building, and that could be the beginning of finding this tape........good luck and let us know.
i think frank was just gettin tired of the band and drugs and them some of them not being up to standards....i heard all of that in a Motorhead interview.......but the original mothers were so great!!!!!
i have this on a vcr, took it from bbc tv when Frank died in 1993, and now it seems nobody else has it, oh god oh god i'm the american dream............
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Jim, you were one of my musical inspirations/heros/idols. We are all so sad that you were taken from us RIP m friend...
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chappolee 1 month ago
RIP Euclid James "Motorhead" Sherwood.
BognarRegis 1 month ago
It took me until now to realize that the bird cage in front of the camera is used so that it looks like the band is playing inside it; this is a metaphor for the cage that King Kong was locked inside of.
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ernesthemingfish 2 months ago
you can definately hear how The Gumbo Variations was influenced
Django5198 2 months ago
James "Motorhead" Sherwood.
teetomthomas 3 months ago
@teetomthomas RIP, Mr. Sherwood.
ClarkeMarek 1 month ago
frank zapper
windygreene 4 months ago
fucking orgasmic
colaseg 4 months ago
I don't know much about this band and never followed Frank Zappa but frome looking at some old black and white photos Mom an Dad took in somewhere in Maryland these guys must be the originals. Mom can't remember were in Maryland but it was on one of their escapades before Dad had to deploy to Vietnam. Thought I'd check out youtube and holy sh@* these guys match the pitchers. I clearly underestimated the popularity of the original members with all the hits on youtube.
myNifty350 6 months ago
Duke Ellington voicings at 3:00
societyforrealmusic 6 months ago
@bakabana1966, no es la orquesta de hot rats, son los loqusimos de the mothers of invention, y en esa epoca eran: Frank Zappa y Jimmy Carl Black (QEPD), Don Preston, Ian Underwood, Art Tripp III,Bunk Gardner, Roy Estrada y Motorhead Jim Sherwood
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rubykspence 8 months ago
WOW I love this. I had an album with this song on it. The cover said "Weasels Rip My Flesh" and was the original Mothers of Invention. Greatest Zappa album ended with a hot blues song by Frank. Thanks for posting this film. RIP Frank
sicilianbabe8 9 months ago
Is the DOP tripping?
Django5198 10 months ago
MAN!... THAT IS SOME HEAVY SHYIT FOR 68'
1mo4dro 10 months ago
the clean sound and the chords at the end, i love it, even the lil mistaken wrong note(s).
thumbfacenot 10 months ago
MORE TAMBOURINE!!
snatchsour 10 months ago
@snatchsour LOL, i want to kill him ! he should have lite a smoke, sat on his arse and listened. why didnt zappa take the damn thing off him and stick it up his arse.
thumbfacenot 10 months ago
without Frank Zappa the Music today would be in the Stone Age :)
Navlis86 10 months ago
This is great, my favorites are his instrumental pieces, like this and on "Burnt weeny sandwich", very good album!
uluriak 10 months ago
Jimmy Carl Black plays the greatest 12 / 8 ever ...
neilmcarthur 11 months ago
I'm playing with him and the key player this weekend in michigan
MichiganMonsoon 11 months ago
where is the other videos that had 1/4 - 4/4 and u cud see this from the very start?
DafR7 11 months ago
3:44, a consultant psychiatrist, lol
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thanks to the poser
ichbinsnichmehr 1 year ago
thats perfect art
thanrs to the poser
ichbinsnichmehr 1 year ago
thats not the hot rats orchestra
remoteviewing0 1 year ago
@remoteviewing0
i know, but i can't change it, youtube blocked me the access to my page.
bakabana1967 1 year ago
Why has today's music taken such a total dump? Man, this is where it's at. God, please rid Earth of hip-hop, rap, today's militaristic "Country" gargabe and massive corporate power. Bring back Nixon, too. On second thought ... naw.
boodang062451 1 year ago
Nice socks Frank!
eslmc 1 year ago
In franks guitar solo, the guitar and the tamb work together in syncopes
zwwwz12 1 year ago
NOW WE CAN ALL DIE AND GO TO WHERE EVER THEY ARE STLL PLAYING THIS !!!
SUZY CREAMCHEEZE ANYONE??
drumbs 1 year ago
So where is the rest of the 90 minutes ??????? Brilliant stuff.Great sax.
furnesscoppernob 1 year ago
that sax solo was mean, hs!
xiuxiu12 1 year ago
love it... it is perfectly played... what a rush... R.I.P. Frank...
Thejohnjackjoe 1 year ago
Crappy day at work? Fck It, King Kong
boguspomp1 1 year ago
i love two things about this video. 1. the random hospital bed in the middle of the studio. 2. at 5:08 when frank turns on that killer distortion and rips into a solo. great job by the mothers!
tatersalad4292 1 year ago
Did Frank make much use of the tambourine in his latter works?
bwanna23 1 year ago
has my vote for best music video of all time
RFZYJTELPJP 1 year ago
Babe Ruth did a good version of this on their 'First Base' album
cymondo 1 year ago
mate incase u don't know, it's BBC not BeeBeeSea
Voyager619 1 year ago
Francis you think you're clever !
i didn't mention BBC to avoid BBC scans my vids and take it off my page !
bakabana1967 1 year ago
I'm fascinated by the fact that Frank The Great was freely permitted to get his way with his far-out, on-the-edge, off-the-wall anti-commercial live music, such as this - and yet, at or even before this same time of 1968, the legendary Brian Wilson was attempting to compose some equally anti-commercial amazing masterpiece gems such as the Smile Album .. yet Wilson's endeavours were frowned upon & sabotaged. While Zappa got clean away with his particular style of musical genius.
colindominy 1 year ago
there are probably a million comments like mine on here but ill ask anyway. is there an album or bootleg with this particular version of king kong on it?
NoAhMaN8 1 year ago
no there is not, you can grab this with youtubegrabber, but i never tried it cause i do it on a MAC
bakabana1967 1 year ago
yeah i wasn't sure because there's a youtube video from this same performance of the song "In the Sky" and i didn't think it was on an album but it turns out it was on the bootleg "Apocrypha" so i didn't know.
NoAhMaN8 1 year ago
ya know...its a shame that in this manufactured music climate we live in today ...that we may never see the likes of this again...
jnkyrdd0g 1 year ago 2
im workin on that
NoAhMaN8 1 year ago
Great music , great jam session !
beatboy001 2 years ago
Saw Don Preston Nappy, Ike Willis with 'Project Object' in 2007 in Ocean Beach, talked with Napoleon Murphy foe about 20 mins, we walked across the street and I bought him a beer. It was a freaky show for sure.. I don't think Pam liked this band.
danzbmw 2 years ago
the sound coming out of franks guitar is just so sick! i cant believe it isnt used intodays music.
BIGDINKMAN 2 years ago
Ian and Ruth Underwood are brother and sister.
volpeck 2 years ago
irks that would be ugly!!
Jimmypppp 2 years ago
Ian & Ruth Underwood were man & wife.
bigbo02131 2 years ago
Beyond EXCELLENT! Motorhead Sherwood is totally sick. Zappa in typical form...
thirdstone3 2 years ago
hell yeah, motorhead defied all musical concepts. This was possibly one of the best lineups of any band ever
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kirchofflipman 2 years ago
the band was first just "the mothers"
but the record company made them change it because "mother" was short for "motherfucker"
little trivia fact...
aakkoin 2 years ago
genius !
Jorisman 2 years ago
This BBC take was on dutch radio somewhere in the late '70s. This recording was actually my first attempt on drums and i used this as a practise piece for a long period of time. Other people thought i'd gone mad. I knew better: with "King Kong", "Willy the Pimp" and "Whipping Post" i learned how to drum in no time... ;)
UncleNico1 2 years ago
am concluding that he couldnt do this in the states, so my question is: why?
acerflots 2 years ago
why>?.. i cant see any american television station letting a band mostly just jam.. theyed rather have the band stand there and mime whyle they play the record companies tape and say its "LIVE" .."in studio" hahaha.. it needs to be pre packaged to be aired now a days.. .. thats how i take it anyways..regardless.. could you see this on say NBC or MTV or any network ?..notta chance.not enough breasts hahaha
bigbabyjesusaddf 2 years ago
Dont know :) am from holland, watch different channels (on dutch television you can swear and stand on your hands, almost nothing is censored) and yes MTV would never do this, though i really wouldnt mind! It is in fact a music station right? How more musical can it get than such an artistic and typical jam
acerflots 2 years ago
the Music Television doesn't WANT music, they want what the kids are listening to and want to get the income. It's a flawless technique because as long there are kids, and those kids kids have ears and a mind to speak, they will profit from them, guaranteed.
WHATSTHEP0INT 2 years ago
@acerflots
this could have easily aired on any pbs station at the time
ultrakool 2 years ago
@acerflots
uh...scratch that pbs comment. they would not have launched public broadcasting service in the u.s. for another two years at the time of this bbc broadcast
ultrakool 2 years ago
this man was beautifuly crazy
locobeis 2 years ago 10
@locobeis Funk Oswald of Dinosaur Holocaust is much crazier!
JivemasterJ 4 months ago
a band like this could never get on tv today...
greggarypeccary1 2 years ago 16
@greggarypeccary1 I know man!!! My band is similar and I will admit that there are some damn good musicians in it. Today all the music world wants to show on tv is people with plastic on their faces who use bloody auto tune over fucking drum machines. Fuck it!!!
Django5198 10 months ago
@greggarypeccary1 Well, it kinda depends on how long we have the BBC for still. Although it is disintigrating pretty rapidly.
vermeergirl 9 months ago
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@greggarypeccary1 Well, it kinda depends on how long we have the BBC for still. Although it is disintegrating pretty rapidly.
vermeergirl 9 months ago
does anybody know the personnel of this?
I see Don Preston, Jimmy Carl Black
greggarypeccary1 2 years ago
It's the two you mention , plus Roy Estrada on bass , Jim Motorhead Sherwood on sax and tambourine , Artie Dyer Tripp III on second drums , Bunk Gardner and Ian Underwood on saxes plus , of course Zappa ! Hope this was useful to you x
seesselberg 2 years ago 2
is ian related to ruth underwood? im assuming so
WHATSTHEP0INT 2 years ago
Ruth Underwood was Ruth Komanoff - she plays on the Uncle Meat LP . She then married Ian , thus becoming Mrs. Underwood !
seesselberg 2 years ago
ah ha! thanks!
WHATSTHEP0INT 2 years ago
Upon watching this I'm realizing, all those years ago as a young pup, I subconciously based my life on what I heard in this song... I could have done worse, but all in all, pretty scary...
pureloveracing 2 years ago 3
How could you have done worse? I don't see it.
dantean 2 years ago
Black Sabbath, Paranoid. Another favorite.
pureloveracing 2 years ago
Two drummers !!! Dig the boat horn attached to the front drummers tom. A crucial element in the late 60's drummers kit. CAN'T SOMEBODY ADJUST THE HORIZONTAL CONTROL !!!
pureloveracing 2 years ago 3
BBC TV music show presented by Williams 1968. This is the famous Mothers ( Of Invention ) .
Never heard of the Hot Rats Orchestra. Made that up or read it in some fictional biog about FVZ.
GigVid 2 years ago
these guys are hot rats
bakabana1967 2 years ago
The band was called
The Mothers ( as in Motherf******).
Record company wanted more ''userfriendly'' name , hence the
''Of Invention'' .
Check with his son Dweezil.
He's got YT channel.
Also it's odd you say you're the only one with a recording of this great nod to FVZ.
I have a first edition superior quality of the whole BEEB show + the extra ''doo-wap'' song for European Pop show, they did during '68 studio time.
FVZ -- RIP . Thanks for all the great music.
Lumpy Rats n' Peaches, etc.
GigVid 2 years ago
I love how ugly Zappa's music can become. So ugly then so beautiful.
ProverbialMindSpread 2 years ago
This idea (ugly music) is a creation of YOUR mind, I think. This music is really beautiful, listen carefully.
hommescalp 2 years ago
Is that a epiphone!?
Retyped43 2 years ago
All the psychedelic visuals are a bit too cute. I wish they had done a straight recording .
william0000000 2 years ago
i think they are subliminal messages. maybe we should stay away.
mf0rz 2 years ago
this is a story of a great ,huge GORILLA- whos lived happy in his Jungle bevor some white man came- abused him, tortured him- and than killed him- thats all folks.... (The band is fantastic)
camarilloday9 2 years ago
I never made it on surfing set, and I never made it on the beatnik set, and I couldn't cut the groupie set either...
And, umm. actually I really fucked up in Europe.
Now that I've done it all over and nobody else looks at me, I've come home to my Mothers.
devolve42 2 years ago 2
go quickly to the Wacko Jacko videos,
and never come back here !
bakabana1966 2 years ago
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Dude, this is good stuff, but Jacksn is and aways will be the greatest musician. Show some respect, dont be like that other guy u've replyed.
RIP Michael and Zappa!!!
1567891011 2 years ago
please don't mention a dancer in the same sentence as a composer like frank zappa.
KingOfTheCretins 2 years ago 2
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Dude this is good stuf, but Jackson is, and aways will be the greatest musician. Show some respect, dont be like that other guy U've replyed.
RIP Michael and Zappa!
1567891011 2 years ago
saying that makes you sound incredibly ignorant. do some research before you run your mouth.
anthemsquadron 2 years ago
WAY COOL!!!
hippydippy 2 years ago
Great, just great. Zappa is the greatest, and far ahead of his time.
Villstyringen 2 years ago 2
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This stinks worse than 8 day old dead fish.....typical crap
steelydan4848 2 years ago
like his 60s stuff so much more.....not as slick and self-consciously 'funny'.........this period, especially, was real earthy -- no irony, just music.
posthumanhero 2 years ago
I'm suzy creamcheese because I never wore fake eyelashes.......
snoid23 2 years ago 3
great stuff....100000*
butlincat 2 years ago
What kind of cymbal is that on 2:21 - 2:25 ?
CakeDestroyer 2 years ago
i think is the edge of the symbal aaarggghhhh franks music
love you frank
lantefant 2 years ago
I just posed the same question on Drumforum and everyone agreed that it was an old Zildjian tam-tam/gong with a center hole for lathing.
Pretty neat.
dizzypeanut 2 years ago
makes me want a time machine
benjammin420420 2 years ago 4
3:55-4:25 is some of the most wonderful zappa music i've heard. I have most all of his albums but have never heard that snatch... anyone else know?
motorwawt 2 years ago 4
checkout the album "ahead of their time"
The overal setting of the song is the same but with somemore spice to it!!!
and the other tracks are also very cool!!!
grtz......
FZ rules
in the past , now & future
funkempfang 2 years ago 3
yeah, ahead of their time is great....skip to track 11 or 12 cause 1st half is a play(theatre style)
crimsonknuckles 2 years ago
that right!! theatre style ......get into it there's a lot you become to know about the mothers!!!
some of them are well trained musicians like Ian Underwood!
I guess Zappa had a lot of inspiration listening to the mothers when they argued about Music!
I never skipped the 1st half because of that.......
funkempfang 2 years ago 2
King Kong was originally on 'Uncle Meat' - different interpretations taking up a whole side of vinyl. Class.
If you like this, I would also recommend 'Hot Rats'. Brilliance.
ShakespearesFool 2 years ago
Actually, a shortened version first appeared years prior on Lumpy Gravy. But yeah, the Uncle Meat interpretations are awesome(though not near as good as this verison.)
ClarkeMarek 2 years ago
Please post more from this special!!
esthercaulfield 2 years ago
lmao traditional jazz! long live frank and jimmy carl black!
coopersrabbit 2 years ago
this is so great. unique sound.
skaterocknroll 2 years ago 3
great tune; as stringed said, he's music is brilliant. thx for share with us and if you other beebeesea recordings, please don't hesitate to share with us. We are increasingly fewer those who appreciate this kind of stuff
pavelromul 2 years ago
"jam rag"
barackwhosSane 2 years ago
wow
craze231 2 years ago
this is perhaps the most emotional display of tambourine playing that I have ever witnessed
craze231 2 years ago 9
hes got the tambourine fever
benjammin420420 2 years ago
this guys a genius
StringedDuet 2 years ago
haha why is there a cot on stage?
mrf150150150 3 years ago
in early mothers shows they would have props all over the stage because they were weird.
boogster123321 3 years ago 3
It could be because they're the mothers? :)
karl198 3 years ago
Its in reference to Zappa having a Sofa on stage(ie the song Sofa) It was said he would have people come up and sit on the sofa(or cot?lol in this case) in the early years. He may have done it later on but mainly in the early incarnations of The Mothers
Octaviodafirst 2 years ago
Love the Syeeda's Song Flute tease at 3:43
michaelg74 3 years ago
where is the rest of it??
saisonsept 3 years ago
in the BBC archives, so there is work to do ,
you could write a proper letter, and ask who the ZAPPA-fan is in that building, and that could be the beginning of finding this tape........good luck and let us know.
you'll find BBC's address on their site !!
bakabana1966 3 years ago
NOO! RIP jimmy carl black!
baftacat 3 years ago 8
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WHOA WHOA WHOA.....He died????
leftnutnamedchancey 3 years ago
RIP Jimmy Carl Black:(
IHATEKandG 3 years ago 8
the indian of the group
doohdoohhead 3 years ago 9
anyone know what piano that is? im guessing something like the rmi electronic pianos?
mstern18 3 years ago
Don Preston
1zappa 3 years ago
Motorhead Sherwood: the original trip toy.
Plushie12345 3 years ago
and art trip is a heck of a drummer
herehavesomepie 3 years ago 2
And Bunk, Ian, and Motorhead are a nice trio of wind players.
ClarkeMarek 3 years ago 2
Yes! This is "Uncle Meat" territory!
m11gtr 3 years ago
uncle meat is a great piece
herehavesomepie 3 years ago
it is sad this band split up long time ago
komputaman 3 years ago
i think frank was just gettin tired of the band and drugs and them some of them not being up to standards....i heard all of that in a Motorhead interview.......but the original mothers were so great!!!!!
mario21128 3 years ago 2
does anyone have the other parts of the BBC recordings...i mean i know this isnt the only song they jammed.
mario21128 3 years ago
I advise you to write a nice letter to the Director of the BBC archives !!
this is the address:
BBC, PO Box 1922, Glasgow G2 3WT ENGLAND,
Good Luck, and let us know.
bakabana1966 3 years ago
Glasgow is not in England.
Contact bbc via website for all info on archive material
GigVid 2 years ago
There's apparently ten more minutes of this King Kong in the archives
sparksrule 3 years ago
this is not a jam.
precisely as the composer dictates.
GigVid 2 years ago
i meant jam as in play
ill revise my sentence...
"I mean I know this isn't the only song they played"
mario21128 2 years ago
here are proper musicians
komputaman 3 years ago 9
What about the second part? And the others?
Zaworov 3 years ago
Awesome, sorry for not knowing, thanks for letting me know. Tight stuff.
thekidwiththefa 3 years ago
I'll assume that's Ian Underwood on the Bari sax? Shit, that's amazing.
thekidwiththefa 3 years ago
Motorhead Sherwood on bari.
robvig60 3 years ago
Underwood's in the back on alto sax.
Crudblud89 3 years ago
on aime ou on deteste zappa ,mais il y a toujours de la recherche musicale ,et , c'est pas de la "CAMILLE 2008" ,ELLE A RIEN INVENTEE ,
les soixante huitards on seras toujours les meilleurs ,que c'est bon les sixties ; c'est bon
les mothers of invention ,mais je preferes jethro tull ,dans le style ;
skeptyky 3 years ago
I hate those stupid BBC video effects in this video.
Barbariansweater 3 years ago 5
huh? 90 minute late show special of archive footage!? Where do i get a copy!!
timegrinder 3 years ago
i have this on a vcr, took it from bbc tv when Frank died in 1993, and now it seems nobody else has it, oh god oh god i'm the american dream............
bakabana1966 3 years ago
Its on Mininova!
timegrinder 3 years ago 3
has anyone seen the unabridged version of this that runs for 23 minutes? It was floating around on here before taken off
sparksrule 3 years ago
whats the name of the drummers? Anyone who knows?
kaizersfan 3 years ago
Artie Tripp and Jimmy Carl Black. I think Bill Mundi had already left, but I'm not sure.
ClarkeMarek 3 years ago
Okei, thanks very much for the help :)
kaizersfan 3 years ago
yw!
ClarkeMarek 3 years ago
I reached in behind my computer monitor and I couldn't find the vertical hold knob.
soremongs 3 years ago 7
That's cuz "they" control the vertical....and the horizontal.
hemphatman2007 3 years ago
wow this is great
thanks!
johnflea 3 years ago
One of the best King Kong versions aver
foutupourfoutu 3 years ago 8
do you have the whole BBC documentary, been looking for it for years!
tobaccogiant23 3 years ago
the whole docu is on my page, i still owe the Zappafans two tracks of the life tracks docu: Black Napkins & G-spot Tornado.
bakabana1966 3 years ago
thank you
comunicationBDNot 3 years ago