FRANK ZAPPA "Stinkfoot" 1974

[putadepadre]

I've always been a big fan of Frank Zappa and Tom Waits, even though their music is quite different. I was very suprised when I found out, they did some shows together in the early seventies. Well, It's all good jazz, I suppose. Both are very original!

[radishrose]

I still can't tell how the guitar player from Hot Rats/Chunga/FloEddie became the guitarist of Apostrophe and beyond. Hints were there, but I've never heard anyone else make such a dramatic leap after they were an established name.

[Meddle1969]

Great stuff. Thanks for putting that up. Gotta love the Zappa.

[boogster123321]

i never knew tom waits had a restaurant, go figure

[topdeeni]

Occasional python boot...

[cooliovasquez]

hes like les claypool on guitar

[Kaffebaggel]

"Oh that's enough of that" :D We love and miss you frank!

[MrFragrant]

I just love Frank.

He may have seemed aloof about his music but I don't think so, he just did it and moved on.

I particularly love this video because he looks positively giddy at

0:15 0:22 and 0:26

when he hears the goofy voice effect.

Remember the goofy voice effect here is 1974, not 2009.

You just have to like Ruth Underwood too.

Watch the whole iterview:

The Mallets of Invention (on YouTube)

[ztomic]

amazing...

[orgazbian]

Wow...that's what i feel just to hering Frank Zappa's music...

[louiseduvee]

LOL!

[mastershouse2]

awsome