The Mothers of Invention Sincerely Regret To Inform You: Nothing better than taking a hit of Orange Sunshine and losing yourself with the Mothers; Best acid rock on the planet - then and now all that from a guy (FZ) who never took LSD in his life. I miss him so very much....not necessarily his newer music, but certainly his music from the 60's and early 70's.
This is a woderful treat. All my life, I've thought the sax solo at about 6:00 was Frank soloing. That sound is in a great deal of tunes. Teh thunk, it's manipulated sax.
@@splash1490 Ian was still in Frank's band in the 70s when Jean-Luc Ponty and George Duke were part of the lineup. There is a clip on here from a show from Europe where on Cosmik Debris, Ian plays an amplified bass clairnet through a wah-wah pedal
I'm just thinking of all the old stodgy Brits shitting their pants and making obscene comments about "those bloody Yanks" while the kids and musicians are thinking "Holy Shit! This is fucking amazing!" Frank and the Mothers liked to fuck with peoples minds as part of the "low keyed war against apathy." Remember boys and girls, music is the best!
the comment i left in your other video applies.... i have been in that bed many times, without this music............................ THANK YOU !!....bob
Thanks to BBC at that time they let bands have free hand playing what they wanted ? Including brown shoes Dont make it ? By the Mothers he thanked them for allowing his freedom of artistic music as they gave him very little airplay?in usa ? All the best as he became known with fans? 😉😉
Yeah, unfortunately I don't think he ever played w/ musicians who could play this kind of improvised music for the rest of his career. I even felt that when Jean Luc was playing w/ him he didn't enjoy it and wasn't playing his best.
You're raging hard at at a satirical comment for a MOI video. I find that hilarious. Even if Zappa knew stuff about Estrada, which we unfortunately now know, and still wanted to have him in his band. I'd respect Zappa even more. Because Frank would've picked him for his skills and creative drive and not exclude him from the band because of personal life issues.
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The Mothers of Invention Sincerely Regret To Inform You: Nothing better than taking a hit of Orange Sunshine and losing yourself with the Mothers; Best acid rock on the planet - then and now all that from a guy (FZ) who never took LSD in his life. I miss him so very much....not necessarily his newer music, but certainly his music from the 60's and early 70's.
The best era of Mothers of invension.
This is a woderful treat. All my life, I've thought the sax solo at about 6:00 was Frank soloing. That sound is in a great deal of tunes. Teh thunk, it's manipulated sax.
Pure Brilliance by Uncle Frank & company....
Damn hard groove, something Zappa seemed to stray from in his later work. Good stuff.
I love his hard groove stuff especially with lots of improvised instrument solos.
That second guy with the saxophone killed it
That’s Ian Underwood
@@splash1490 thanks
@@splash1490 Ian was still in Frank's band in the 70s when Jean-Luc Ponty and George Duke were part of the lineup. There is a clip on here from a show from Europe where on Cosmik Debris, Ian plays an amplified bass clairnet through a wah-wah pedal
So good!
I'm just thinking of all the old stodgy Brits shitting their pants and making obscene comments about "those bloody Yanks" while the kids and musicians are thinking "Holy Shit! This is fucking amazing!" Frank and the Mothers liked to fuck with peoples minds as part of the "low keyed war against apathy." Remember boys and girls, music is the best!
Monstrous skill.
o what joy. some very inventive expression here
Art Tripp
awesome!!!
haha, love the hospital bed
Ian Underwood... Electrifying horn solo!!!!
Come on baby light my fire 🔥
the comment i left in your other video applies.... i have been in that bed many times, without this music............................ THANK YOU !!....bob
Is that a young Danny Trejo playing drums back there?
+Mic Pogo No, it's Jimmy Carl Black, the Indian of the group.
Most of those musicians saw it the other way around.
The transition at 5:00 ....
Why dont we have electric wah wah saxophones any more?
Roy Estrada really plays a great bass here, his best effort????/
Why two drummers? Are they playing in different rhythms? Or just for a bigger percussion sound?
Gag me with spoon!
Makin' the water turn black. I don't mean Jimmy Carl Black, the Indian of the group.
Audio is way overmodulated.
Thanks to BBC at that time they let bands have free hand playing what they wanted ? Including brown shoes Dont make it ? By the Mothers he thanked them for allowing his freedom of artistic music as they gave him very little airplay?in usa ? All the best as he became known with fans? 😉😉
Who's the second drummer playing with Jimmy Carl ?
art tripp
suveränt
Don't think Estrada was into that in those days. Probably too
busy enjoying groupies.
thats some real shit playing
What a complete waste of time you truly are 😡 go and listen to something you understand…. Try the Wombles.
@@cliffspencer9989 I'm going to rephrase: Thats some awsome playing! Best King Kong rendition in my opinion
Yeah, unfortunately I don't think he ever played w/ musicians who could play this kind of improvised music for the rest of his career. I even felt that when Jean Luc was playing w/ him he didn't enjoy it and wasn't playing his best.
You're raging hard at at a satirical comment for a MOI video. I find that hilarious.
Even if Zappa knew stuff about Estrada, which we unfortunately now know, and still wanted to have him in his band. I'd respect Zappa even more. Because Frank would've picked him for his skills and creative drive and not exclude him from the band because of personal life issues.
not really