Hi Everybody, Eric Campbell, a filmmaker and fan from Dublin put this mini-documentary together. It features interviews and performance clips as well as behind the scenes footage of what it's like to be in my band.
Thanks D., for the great band and strong interpretations of your father's prodigious catalogue. Thanks Eric for an understated, intuitive and well-rounded mini-doc. It's on my bookmarks.
Dweezil, I am a huge fan of your dad. I had the honor of seeing him perform in Detroit many years back and I think Frank would be very proud of you for never letting the music die.
Awesome, I'm 62 and used to listen to my older brothers records when he wasn't around and by 1975 I owned 24 records of Frank's. Saw him twice thank goodness
I'm so excited for everybody to see this. It really was a pleasure to work with some of the most talented, accommodating and fun people in the music industry. Thanks so much, Dweezil for all your help and guidance. I really hope everybody enjoys it :)
@@PhilipJoyceMusician Thanks so much dude.. I really appreciate that so much.. Hope to see you properly soon.. Maybe a Zappa riff for riff of the day ;)
I saw this band in Chicago. Go. It was one of the best concerts I’ve ever attended in my life. Go. Just...go. Crazy respect to Dweezil and crew for bringing this amazing music for people to experience live and at such a crazy-high level of musicianship and respect and love. Amazing show.
I just saw him at the Arcada theater 2 days ago, I am a long time fan who wanted to see Frank years ago, and it was a dream come true for me to see Dweezil and crew recreate the most stunning music ever written.
Dweezil has done a magnificent job of bringing Frank's music to a live modern day audience. It's not easy to learn and to play Frank's music. At his peak, Zappa's touring band members were expected to learn, know, and play over 100 songs from his extensive catalogue because, unlike most bands who learn a list of 12 songs that they play night after night, city after city, in the same order (w/ the same encores), Frank would often create the setlist(s) on the same day as the show and he would expect that his band to be able to play the setlist perfectly. Not only that, but Frank would, mid-performance, extemporaneously change the "feel" of songs (ie Reggae, Metal, etc) s.t even the band didn't know what to expect next. I don't know of any other artist/band leader, or touring bands, who can say that. For many millennia to come, Frank Zappa will be standing shoulder to shoulder with the likes of composer/performers like Beethoven, Mozart, Tchaikovsky, Strauss, Wagner, Debussy, Mussorgsky, Stravinski, T-Bone Walker, Root Boy Slim, et al.. whilst other performers will be long forgotten: "Ted Nougat? Who the fuck is Ted Nougat🤔? Never heard of him.
I've seen the Zappa band a few times. The saxophone player has been the one constant (other than Dweezil obviously) and she is off the charts. Some of her solos are mind-bending.
Big fan of Frank Zappa since '67. I went to Dweezil's first tour Zappa plays Zappa in Seattle, was a tear-in-eye sentimental experience for me. Saw him again in Seattle and met him. I was impressed with him as a man. Frank raised some classy kids. He spent, as it seemed, as much time with each fan, making the experience personable. He posed with me for a picture. His behavior honored the memory of his dad.
You got that right, those kids are a credit to Gail and Frank. Just think, the family got the piss taken out of them by certain media groups in the U.S. But time has shown that their upbringing has turned them into great, level-headed people.
His dad would be so proud of how great a musician Dweezil has turned out to be. He would also steal those killer musicians that Dweezil has gathered together. I love the fact he's creating his own music while keeping his genius father's music alive and most importantly, playing it well which isn't easy.
Mega FZ fan since 1974 I saw Frank twice with Bozzio, Mars , Belew . This lineup Dweezil has was absolutely the BEST concert I ever saw in my life. They are tight tight tight and boundless talent. I can go on for days. I can’t wait to see them again.
Oh my dear Lord - hearing you playing Zoot Allures gave me the goosies. Your old man is soooo proud of you. You are an excellent musician, composer and arranger - just like Frank. Your take on the immortal Inca Roads blasts through my headphones every weekend. All respect and peace and love from South Africa. Keep it up or else you might wind up working in a gas station. :)
Tons of respect to you Dweezil and band. I still haven’t seen you except on TH-cam, but made it to 14 of Franks’ secret word concerts of bliss! Met him too in of all places, a Baltimore Holiday Inn. I was 16. My last Frank show I was 29. Keep going. Want to see you soon!
Dweezil, thank you for keeping Frank's music alive. There's nothing better to a diehard Zappa fan than to hear his music and the stories from his musicians.
Thanx for this documentary. I´m listening to Franks Music for over 40 years now and I love to see like Dweezil and his young crew keeps his music popular. He does a really good job and I really like his set list. Wish to see you soon in Germany!
50/50 would be worth the price of admission. Was fortunate enough to see Dad Twice and Dweezil once. Was BLOWN AWAY how accurate it was. Hopefully will be able to see another Tour.
Hey I'm glad you're keeping your dad's music alive. Some of the best music I've ever heard I've been a fan of his since 1964 when I first bought "Freakout" . I saw his bands many times last time in Atlanta Georgia in the late 80s wonderful musician wonderful composer and far ahead of his time it's nice he has a son to help with his legacy.
Just subbed...ben huge Zappa fan for past 30 years ..some how ..every time Zappa plays Zappa came around in past I have had something going on..not last night..was at show in Ann arbor Michigan and honestly have seen hundreds of shows .. every body who is anybody in music business...and this was best show I have been too...the level of talent from dweezil and his band and of course Frank's music..my eyes welled up during show..as I stood there with a smile on my face... can't wait for them to come back to Mich 🎸🤘
I love the idea of the bigger picture .. what Dweezil does for the music world is priceless. He groups fantastic musicians around him and they keep Frank's music alive and give it a new shape. I saw them 3 times.. Sheila is always on fire and the band is so tight. Such a joy. It's not a matter of skill that nobody can match Frank's energy and what he brought out of his musicians. Once this is clear it's easy to stop comparing and we can enjoy music that never ceases to be amazing ..
Wow. I have been listening to Zappa since 1973, so there is not a single song in this documentary that I have not heard. So I know what the music sounded like then. What amazes me is how well Dweezil and his band recaptures and exceeds the statistical density of each and every score and riff. I come away each time loving more Zappa music each time.
My wife and I were fortunate enough to have seen Dweezil and his bad last year when they stopped by Albuquerque, NM. They played at the historic KIMO theater. It was an evening I will never forget. What a tight band he has put together. For them to have continued Frank's legacy is so awesome! The best part of the evening was how hospitable Dweezil and his band are as they always do a meet and greet ( for free ) with their fans after the show. Keep on rocking!
DWEEZ ...I've been listening to your family(in one way or another) since I was 8 ('74) ...I found LUMPY GRAVY and UNCLE MEAT ...And a Beefheart in the TRASH ! I have been really good since then . Coming to see you in LA on the 1st .. Drivin in from the desert ! BLOW OUR FREAKIN MINDS ! Thanks for all your family has given me in my life !
Went to see Dweezil a few years back in London. Before the gig, people were gathered ouside chatting and having a drink. Now I was 66 years old and a Zappa fan - but there were kids of 14 to 17 yr old gathered. They properly lectured me on Frank's work. Humbled.
I saw your dad 3 times in the 70s and I’ve seen you twice. All 5 shows were amazing. I’m so glad you’re doing your dad’s music with such love and serious musicianship. Thanks man!
Very very very good version of zpz band 👍 Excellent version of Florentine Pogen, each musicien got a real personnality used in the Frank's music, multiplicity of excellent voices, the sound is great, all is perfectly played. Well done.
I and my son saw Dweezil and his band in Austin this February just before everything shut down. We were expecting a great show and received excellence. One of the best shows I’ve ever seen and I have seen a few.
All I know is Dweezil is One of The Baddest Players And I love his style. Mad Respect D. And your dads music was crazy cool and just awesome. God bless you brother wondering when you might get together with Nuno and write some new music. I’m sure your like what??? But great music you guys did together. God bless you guys.
Loved the vid Eric! Zappa tunes are the sound track of my whole life, and I love to see Dweez perform his dads tunes so well. Never seen chit chat with the skilled dudes that put it out. So thanks for this. x
Thank you Dweezil and company for keeping Franks unique musical recipes alive and adding your own ingredients to it. I’ve seen every tour since 2006 and they keep getting better. Top notch playing from all and see you on the Experience Hendrix tour Dweezil.✌🏼
Very nice blend of interview clips and selections from some superb performances; well put together. Thanks to the filmmaker for the Zappamentary and to you for sharing it and for sharing the music as well. (FZ fan since late 60s)
Nice job with your dads amazing work . I saw you in Arcata in north cal a few years back . Great show u talked to you after the show said I remember when you were born said this kid has no idea what he will get . You said I found out yea sure did your amazing finger work is impressive . It’s a shame all the legal nonsense but I’m glad your keeping franks music alive for this next generation . Timeless music
Dweezil thank you for coming to Wilmington, Delaware earlier this month. It's such a small venue that anyone touring could easily overlook but you didn't and I'm thankful. You probably don't remember but I was fist in line at the meet and greet - the old bald guy. The show was fantastic as always - I can't get enough! Love all of you - thank you for what you do!
I thoroughly enjoyed your fantastic documentary! What a talented bunch of devoted players! All so damn good.... it's nice to meet them.Thanks to everyone who loves Frank's music!
I just saw this band in Boulder on the 21st just outstanding and the most friendly band out there. Ryans parents were there and I see way he always takes a few minuets to say hello just nice folks. I cant wait till next time! Music is the BEST!!!
i really enjoyed this eric - thank you. i liked the questions you asked - well thought out. i've seen zappa plays zappa 15+ times dating back to meadowbrook, rochester, mi july 06. the roxy show from feb 2014 was my favorite. i'm 43 so i'm not old enough to have seen frank. thank you dweezil for bringing your dad's music to generations of new fans. we all love you and the musicians you've had in zpz. please go on forever!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Love Frank’s music of old! Please have Roy Marchbank to play guitar with you again. He was incredible in London with you 2015. Can you recreate that magic again online?
I caught this show at the Keswick Theatre in Glenside, PA earlier this year and it was great. Thanks to Eric, Dweezil and the band for doing this - great mini documentary!
Saw you and in the band in Glasgow last year and the whole show was fantastic. That was the third time I've seen you play live and I saw Frank in '86. Well done sir !!
thank you Dweezil it makes me so happy that you are still on the road. I love seeing you perform, and your band is so fucking good right now. see you next time you're in Indianapolis
Amazed by this band and especially Dweezil's playing. He puts some Frank in it and then takes it much further, and is constantly musical and interesting. No small feat.
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Hi Everybody, Eric Campbell, a filmmaker and fan from Dublin put this mini-documentary together. It features interviews and performance clips as well as behind the scenes footage of what it's like to be in my band.
Thank you. :)
This is awesome, and THANK YOU for 'Drowning Witch', my gateway drug to FZ's music.
Thanks D., for the great band and strong interpretations of your father's prodigious catalogue. Thanks Eric for an understated, intuitive and well-rounded mini-doc. It's on my bookmarks.
Dweezil Zappa Hey Dweezil, can I please have that “Roxy” SG when you’re finished with it? 😜🤪👍🏴🇺🇸
Dweezil, I am a huge fan of your dad. I had the honor of seeing him perform in Detroit many years back and I think Frank would be very proud of you for never letting the music die.
I am 63 years young, started listening to The Mothers of Invention when I was 14. I think daddy Frank would be proud of his baby boy.
Awesome, I'm 62 and used to listen to my older brothers records when he wasn't around and by 1975 I owned 24 records of Frank's. Saw him twice thank goodness
Jr. has some pretty fast fingers. I’m jealous
Dweezil is tbe oldest son. Not sure Frank would be so happy with Ahmet right now
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NO doubt in my mind!
I'm so excited for everybody to see this. It really was a pleasure to work with some of the most talented, accommodating and fun people in the music industry. Thanks so much, Dweezil for all your help and guidance. I really hope everybody enjoys it :)
Eric Campbell that was great Eric , really enjoyed it.
Cheers mate! Well done!
@@PhilipJoyceMusician Thanks so much dude.. I really appreciate that so much.. Hope to see you properly soon.. Maybe a Zappa riff for riff of the day ;)
@@Io1564 Thank you so much :)
@@EricCMusic oh yeah I should definitely do one. What would be your 1st choice ?
"Thank you for learning it note for note, honoring thy Father and Mothers."
Sheer quality.
So glad Frank's music is alive and well.
Thank you Dweezil & all who work with you.
I'm 64 and have only recently come to appreciate Frank. A talented and super intelligent person. This band is great and I hear something reminiscent.
Dweezil is a SUPER musician..dude kills it every night....AND he gets to play his dads stuff every night.!
I saw this band in Chicago. Go. It was one of the best concerts I’ve ever attended in my life. Go. Just...go. Crazy respect to Dweezil and crew for bringing this amazing music for people to experience live and at such a crazy-high level of musicianship and respect and love. Amazing show.
I just saw him at the Arcada theater 2 days ago, I am a long time fan who wanted to see Frank years ago, and it was a dream come true for me to see Dweezil and crew recreate the most stunning music ever written.
I saw him in Kent, Ohio. Love love love Dweezil and his band.
Just saw Dweezil last night at the Barrymore in Madison, WI. To say the show was awesome would be an understatement....they ALL kicked ass!
Dweezil,I love what you do in honor of your father, You're great! like Frank. Love your hard working exceptional band.J😁👿
Dweezil has done a magnificent job of bringing Frank's music to a live modern day audience. It's not easy to learn and to play Frank's music. At his peak, Zappa's touring band members were expected to learn, know, and play over 100 songs from his extensive catalogue because, unlike most bands who learn a list of 12 songs that they play night after night, city after city, in the same order (w/ the same encores), Frank would often create the setlist(s) on the same day as the show and he would expect that his band to be able to play the setlist perfectly. Not only that, but Frank would, mid-performance, extemporaneously change the "feel" of songs (ie Reggae, Metal, etc) s.t even the band didn't know what to expect next. I don't know of any other artist/band leader, or touring bands, who can say that.
For many millennia to come, Frank Zappa will be standing shoulder to shoulder with the likes of composer/performers like Beethoven, Mozart, Tchaikovsky, Strauss, Wagner, Debussy, Mussorgsky, Stravinski, T-Bone Walker, Root Boy Slim, et al.. whilst other performers will be long forgotten: "Ted Nougat? Who the fuck is Ted Nougat🤔? Never heard of him.
Dweez has his dad's heart. I'm grateful for that, because it keeps my own heart beating. x
Dweezil and his band are top-notch musicians. I see them as often as I can.
Fan-made? Very good production. Eric finds his calling. Congratulations.
Thank bro
I've seen the Zappa band a few times. The saxophone player has been the one constant (other than Dweezil obviously) and she is off the charts. Some of her solos are mind-bending.
Big fan of Frank Zappa since '67. I went to Dweezil's first tour Zappa plays Zappa in Seattle, was a tear-in-eye sentimental experience for me. Saw him again in Seattle and met him. I was impressed with him as a man. Frank raised some classy kids. He spent, as it seemed, as much time with each fan, making the experience personable. He posed with me for a picture. His behavior honored the memory of his dad.
You got that right, those kids are a credit to Gail and Frank.
Just think, the family got the piss taken out of them by certain media groups in the U.S.
But time has shown that their upbringing has turned them into great, level-headed people.
His dad would be so proud of how great a musician Dweezil has turned out to be. He would also steal those killer musicians that Dweezil has gathered together. I love the fact he's creating his own music while keeping his genius father's music alive and most importantly, playing it well which isn't easy.
Mega FZ fan since 1974 I saw Frank twice with Bozzio, Mars , Belew .
This lineup Dweezil has was absolutely the BEST concert I ever saw in my life. They are tight tight tight and boundless talent. I can go on for days. I can’t wait to see them again.
Oh my dear Lord - hearing you playing Zoot Allures gave me the goosies. Your old man is soooo proud of you. You are an excellent musician, composer and arranger - just like Frank. Your take on the immortal Inca Roads blasts through my headphones every weekend. All respect and peace and love from South Africa. Keep it up or else you might wind up working in a gas station. :)
not the guitar hero we deserve, but the guitar hero we need, thank you Dweezil.
Tons of respect to you Dweezil and band. I still haven’t seen you except on TH-cam, but made it to 14 of Franks’ secret word concerts of bliss! Met him too in of all places, a Baltimore Holiday Inn. I was 16. My last Frank show I was 29. Keep going. Want to see you soon!
Dweezil, you are the best!
I had the pleasure of talking to Scheila online and she told me she loves drum corps which is where I studied. What a wonderful musician she is.
Simply OutStanding !!! 🤠👍
Dweezil, thank you for keeping Frank's music alive. There's nothing better to a diehard Zappa fan than to hear his music and the stories from his musicians.
Thanx for this documentary. I´m listening to Franks Music for over 40 years now and I love to see like Dweezil and his young crew keeps his music popular. He does a really good job and I really like his set list. Wish to see you soon in Germany!
Mad respect for Dweezil and his band!
12:29: I love that a huge gigantic voice emanates from that tiny woman.
This is the best thing you will ever see/hear. Great setlist again this tour.
Loch Erins Shore. First tune played. x
It was a really incredible show...thank you all!!! What a band....absolutely mind blowing
50/50 would be worth the price of admission.
Was fortunate enough to see Dad Twice and Dweezil once.
Was BLOWN AWAY how accurate it was.
Hopefully will be able to see another Tour.
I stumbled onto this and was fascinated. I go way back with Frank and always admired Dweezil but now I must see this band. Mesmerizing.
Hey I'm glad you're keeping your dad's music alive. Some of the best music I've ever heard I've been a fan of his since 1964 when I first bought "Freakout" . I saw his bands many times last time in Atlanta Georgia in the late 80s wonderful musician wonderful composer and far ahead of his time it's nice he has a son to help with his legacy.
It sounded like Dweezil slipped a John McLaughlin lick in the Zoot Allures solo just after 24 mins. Amazingly talented band.
I heard that, too🤘🖖
Just subbed...ben huge Zappa fan for past 30 years ..some how ..every time Zappa plays Zappa came around in past I have had something going on..not last night..was at show in Ann arbor Michigan and honestly have seen hundreds of shows .. every body who is anybody in music business...and this was best show I have been too...the level of talent from dweezil and his band and of course Frank's music..my eyes welled up during show..as I stood there with a smile on my face... can't wait for them to come back to Mich 🎸🤘
I love the idea of the bigger picture .. what Dweezil does for the music world is priceless. He groups fantastic musicians around him and they keep Frank's music alive and give it a new shape. I saw them 3 times.. Sheila is always on fire and the band is so tight. Such a joy. It's not a matter of skill that nobody can match Frank's energy and what he brought out of his musicians. Once this is clear it's easy to stop comparing and we can enjoy music that never ceases to be amazing ..
Just saw this very band last night (21, November 2018). Very incredible band, and extremely personable! (As they did a signing after the show.)
Thank you Eric Campbell for this. More please, sir!
Yes sir.. more soon :)
Wow. I have been listening to Zappa since 1973, so there is not a single song in this documentary that I have not heard. So I know what the music sounded like then. What amazes me is how well Dweezil and his band recaptures and exceeds the statistical density of each and every score and riff. I come away each time loving more Zappa music each time.
not only smokin' musicians but cool people...keep up the awesome music!...
My wife and I were fortunate enough to have seen Dweezil and his bad last year when they stopped by Albuquerque, NM. They played at the historic KIMO theater. It was an evening I will never forget. What a tight band he has put together. For them to have continued Frank's legacy is so awesome! The best part of the evening was how hospitable Dweezil and his band are as they always do a meet and greet ( for free ) with their fans after the show. Keep on rocking!
A very nice good musician like his father...
Dweez is every bit as good a guitar-player as his ol' man. Thank God! Now I have to start listening to his solo stuff..
If you get a chance to see him live, I'd recommend highly to go see them. They're very professional, and do Frank's music justice.
DWEEZ ...I've been listening to your family(in one way or another) since I was 8 ('74) ...I found LUMPY GRAVY and UNCLE MEAT ...And a Beefheart in the TRASH ! I have been really good since then . Coming to see you in LA on the 1st .. Drivin in from the desert ! BLOW OUR FREAKIN MINDS ! Thanks for all your family has given me in my life !
First class band and bandleader. 😎🤩😛💥💢💥💣
Very cool! Thank you for the music and the movie!
Saw them 4 times. Definitely worth the price of admission. I got choked up many a moment, for many reasons. Great show with remarkable musicians.
Nice one Eric.
Went to see Dweezil a few years back in London. Before the gig, people were gathered ouside chatting and having a drink. Now I was 66 years old and a Zappa fan - but there were kids of 14 to 17 yr old gathered. They properly lectured me on Frank's work. Humbled.
What a great vid and a great sound from the band 👍
Love you guys for keeping playing Franks music. Feel like flying over to the states , just to hear play. A trillion THANKS!
Happy New Year Dweezil et al.. Frank's music has made me happy since 1968 and you just keep it rolling.
This is the best musical experience I've personally witnessed. Pure joy.
I saw your dad 3 times in the 70s and I’ve seen you twice. All 5 shows were amazing. I’m so glad you’re doing your dad’s music with such love and serious musicianship. Thanks man!
Very very very good version of zpz band 👍
Excellent version of Florentine Pogen, each musicien got a real personnality used in the Frank's music, multiplicity of excellent voices, the sound is great, all is perfectly played. Well done.
The new guitarist is a wonderful addition. Besides his guitar chops he has a strong voice that harkens to Mr. Murphey Brock.
I and my son saw Dweezil and his band in Austin this February just before everything shut down. We were expecting a great show and received excellence. One of the best shows I’ve ever seen and I have seen a few.
I just saw this show here in Ft Lauderdale, Florida, and it blew me away!
I saw your show in Toronto. It made me so happy to hear that music Live. Your Dad's spirit is alive and well. Thanks Dweezil.
A million times Thank You!
Can’t wait to see you in Syracuse!
All I know is Dweezil is One of The Baddest Players And I love his style. Mad Respect D. And your dads music was crazy cool and just awesome. God bless you brother wondering when you might get together with Nuno and write some new music. I’m sure your like what??? But great music you guys did together. God bless you guys.
Loved the vid Eric! Zappa tunes are the sound track of my whole life, and I love to see Dweez perform his dads tunes so well. Never seen chit chat with the skilled dudes that put it out. So thanks for this. x
See em if you get a chance . Amazing show ,& worth every penny .
There's so much more to say. I can't wait for Part 2!
Can't wait for the show tomorrow night in Denver 👍
Thank you Dweezil and company for keeping Franks unique musical recipes alive and adding your own ingredients to it. I’ve seen every tour since 2006 and they keep getting better. Top notch playing from all and see you on the Experience Hendrix tour Dweezil.✌🏼
Love this doc and the Sun Ra T-shirt!
Great video. Thanks. See you all in Monterey Ca. Looking towards it being a guitar player and fan. Fun music.
Super Duper Band. Frank’s music lives on thanks to Dweezil’s hard work and dedication. Love that SG!
Excellent documentary,Great job all,this band has respect from everyone that see and hear them live.
Very nice blend of interview clips and selections from some superb performances; well put together. Thanks to the filmmaker for the Zappamentary and to you for sharing it and for sharing the music as well. (FZ fan since late 60s)
Really good to see Dweezil back in Dublin, really liked the show. Excellent documentary!
Would love to see more bands do something like this.....very enjoyable.
what an excellent documentary!!! thank you so much for uploading!! ("straight no chaser" at 13:46, Scheila is just awesome!!)
What an awesome set list. I had tickets to see Dweezil spring 2020 it was to be my sons first concert but it was canceled.
Beloved. Was right there 7th row at The Beacon Theatre November 2. Delightful evening.
I enjoyed this very much. Thanks for posting.
Nice job with your dads amazing work . I saw you in Arcata in north cal a few years back . Great show u talked to you after the show said I remember when you were born said this kid has no idea what he will get . You said I found out yea sure did your amazing finger work is impressive . It’s a shame all the legal nonsense but I’m glad your keeping franks music alive for this next generation . Timeless music
Dweezil thank you for coming to Wilmington, Delaware earlier this month. It's such a small venue that anyone touring could easily overlook but you didn't and I'm thankful. You probably don't remember but I was fist in line at the meet and greet - the old bald guy. The show was fantastic as always - I can't get enough! Love all of you - thank you for what you do!
Inspiring on many levels. Musicianship top notch-no question
seeing them tomorrow nite in grants pass, Oregon!! SO friggin stoked....
I thoroughly enjoyed your fantastic documentary! What a talented bunch of devoted players! All so damn good.... it's nice to meet them.Thanks to everyone who loves Frank's music!
I just saw this band in Boulder on the 21st just outstanding and the most friendly band out there. Ryans parents were there and I see way he always takes a few minuets to say hello just nice folks. I cant wait till next time! Music is the BEST!!!
i really enjoyed this eric - thank you. i liked the questions you asked - well thought out. i've seen zappa plays zappa 15+ times dating back to meadowbrook, rochester, mi july 06. the roxy show from feb 2014 was my favorite. i'm 43 so i'm not old enough to have seen frank. thank you dweezil for bringing your dad's music to generations of new fans. we all love you and the musicians you've had in zpz. please go on forever!!!!!!!!!!!!!
outstanding!!
Thank you ,sending love from Belfast, Ireland xx
Love Frank’s music of old! Please have Roy Marchbank to play guitar with you again. He was incredible in London with you 2015. Can you recreate that magic again online?
This band is sooooo great! Looking forward to seeing them in Glasgow Scotland in December 2019! My birthday present to myself!
Very good very cool!
I caught this show at the Keswick Theatre in Glenside, PA earlier this year and it was great. Thanks to Eric, Dweezil and the band for doing this - great mini documentary!
What a fantastic group of gifted musicians! I truly hope to be be able to watch a show of yours in Italy in the future
Love the band, seen them 4 times, hoping for many more.
I'm going to the show in Denver in two days so this is perfect!
Also while I have the chance, might I say "Humming" is a magnificent piece of music
Thank you. I appreciate the kind words.
Saw you and in the band in Glasgow last year and the whole show was fantastic. That was the third time I've seen you play live and I saw Frank in '86. Well done sir !!
thank you Dweezil it makes me so happy that you are still on the road. I love seeing you perform, and your band is so fucking good right now. see you next time you're in Indianapolis
You could pass off as a young Rick Beato too, Dweezil!
Amazing vid!
Amazed by this band and especially Dweezil's playing. He puts some Frank in it and then takes it much further, and is constantly musical and interesting. No small feat.
"Andy" is such a great song!