Frank dazzled us with his humor and his complex pieces full of deluge of notes but he also knew how to move us with very few notes of music until we shudder and we draw tears. this version expresses it totally. Thanks Ed Palermo.Thanks Katy Jacoby. you also managed to make me cry with happiness in front of so much beauty. Frank Nous eblouissait avec son humour et ses morceaux complexes pleins de deluge de notes mais il savait aussi nous emouvoir avec tres peu de notes de musique jusqu’à nous faire frémir et nous tirer des larmes. cette version l’exprime totalement. merci Ed Palermo.merci Katy Jacoby. vous avez aussi réussi à me faire pleurer de bonheur devant tant de beauté.
One of the best bands to see live. I have had the fortune several time at the Falcon in the Hudson Valley. They are both fun and musically complex at the same time......if you in NYC or up in the Hudson Valley I highly recommend.
AH!! I saw the WHO play in the Providence Civic Center in around 1976. Toots and the Maytals opened up. It was not a good pairing. The kids who worked at jewelry and sheet metal factories were not in the mood for Toots and Reggae. They wanted the group, "ONCE SEEN, NEVER FORGOTTEN!!!" The members were Pete Townsend, Roger Daltrey, Keith Moon and John Entwhistle. There was a section where Moon wore headphones to hear the Townsend recorded keyboards of Baba O'Riley. I think the band you saw was not The Who. It was Pete Townsend, Roger Daltrey, "Katie's Amazing Spirit" and other musicians....it was a band but should not be confused with "The Who". Of course I am old enough to remember when "My Generation" came out. It was an anthem to youth who were the same age as the guys in The Who. That's why they could sing truthfully, "Hope I Die Before I Get Old!!"
@@joewilley8818 Now that I’m an old fart I’m no longer uptight about getting emotional every so often when music moves me to. At least we both know we’ve got a soul 😃
I had really high hopes that a violin would mimic Frank's bended strings but i feel that it fell short. Not quite the emotion I feel on Frank's version. Maybe a non-electric violin would do it. The band was very good.
Frank dazzled us with his humor and his complex pieces full of deluge of notes but he also knew how to move us with very few notes of music until we shudder and we draw tears. this version expresses it totally. Thanks Ed Palermo.Thanks Katy Jacoby. you also managed to make me cry with happiness in front of so much beauty.
Frank Nous eblouissait avec son humour et ses morceaux complexes pleins de deluge de notes mais il savait aussi nous emouvoir avec tres peu de notes de musique jusqu’à nous faire frémir et nous tirer des larmes. cette version l’exprime totalement. merci Ed Palermo.merci Katy Jacoby. vous avez aussi réussi à me faire pleurer de bonheur devant tant de beauté.
bilingual articulateness. Merci bien.
Everytime I hear this song, No matter who Plays it, Raises the hairs on my arms and I sob.
❤
I get tears from watermelon wedding dance at our reception uncut from joes garage lol we blew some minds. Who gives a fk anyway lol
What a magnificent rendition!
Every version of this music I've heard brings out different aspects, and every version brings tears.
Made this old man cry.
Moved to tears - amazing rendition!
Clap clap clap. Nice work. Frank would smile at your work
Thank You for posting...You made my year......
Such a touching moment in time Zappa Lives
Pretty sweet harmonics on that fiddle!
WOW. What an AWESOME Version. LOVE!!!!!
EPBB always has a great take in FZ Cover versions . This is one fine version !!!!
Beautiful
Speechless ❤
Played that instrument like a violin and a fiddle, which was perfect for that song! And 2:18 Gee, tell us how you really feel!
What a gift - big band and Zappa material. Thank you.
One of the best bands to see live. I have had the fortune several time at the Falcon in the Hudson Valley. They are both fun and musically complex at the same time......if you in NYC or up in the Hudson Valley I highly recommend.
Love.
that was great
Jeesh man that's awesome . Bless FZ for it all and nothing
Wow, just wow. 🙌
Katie has an amazing spirit. Enjoyed her performance at MSG with The Who. This performance lit a 🕯️.
AH!! I saw the WHO play in the Providence Civic Center in around 1976. Toots and the Maytals opened up. It was not a good pairing. The kids who worked at jewelry and sheet metal factories were not in the mood for Toots and Reggae. They wanted the group, "ONCE SEEN, NEVER FORGOTTEN!!!" The members were Pete Townsend, Roger Daltrey, Keith Moon and John Entwhistle. There was a section where Moon wore headphones to hear the Townsend recorded keyboards of Baba O'Riley. I think the band you saw was not The Who. It was Pete Townsend, Roger Daltrey, "Katie's Amazing Spirit" and other musicians....it was a band but should not be confused with "The Who". Of course I am old enough to remember when "My Generation" came out. It was an anthem to youth who were the same age as the guys in The Who. That's why they could sing truthfully, "Hope I Die Before I Get Old!!"
Wonderful!
Did I hear the Twin peaks melody from the Jullee Cruise song Falling starting at 3:15 ? ;)
Good ears!
@@lownotes202 Where is this band from?
@@MrDXRamirez NYC
@@lownotes202 I was hoping for a reply...I want see them?
@@MrDXRamirez we hope to return to the Iridium in NYC this fall. Stay tuned..... www.palermobigband.com
Brings on the Waterworks.Well done.
Holy shit, the Twin Peaks quotes!!
Twin Peaks quoted this!
I noticed the passages from Twin Peaks. It made for an interesting weave.
Awesome. Saved that one
Wow!
Very beautiful!!
nice cover!! i was wondering how she could get the range of notes until i put my glasses on. 6 strings and she can play!!!!!!!! awesome.
So Badelamento with Zappa
My Friends!
Nice, really nice.
Pezzo paradisiaco
Most recently Katie has been touring with The Who
Cool
Wow😅
Nyyyyyyyyyyyce
Beautiful Mix beetween Twin peaks and Zappa ! The two things that I préfère ! (excuse my french )
Crying
I was doing ok til they dropped the “Twin Peaks” quote. I hadn’t planned on getting tearful today yet here we are. ✌️
@@bassfingersme neither l! Now I'm crying again 😂
@@joewilley8818 Now that I’m an old fart I’m no longer uptight about getting emotional every so often when music moves me to. At least we both know we’ve got a soul 😃
Amen! The power of music. And 3 years ago I (sadly)didn't even catch the Twin Peaks reference and I love TP and David Lynch!
Another beautiful Watermelon adventure. Weird and fun work. I just posted a mellow but hopefully nice violin version...could use feedback. Vive Zappa!
the outro is kinda like Twin Peaks Theme?
Yup. You caught it.
Zappa spirit.
Fantfuckintasic!
Damn...
Frank would have liked this . R.I.P Frank
Flying V violin... cool. I am sure she is capable of playing the rest of the peace so why did they not?
Ed sometimes likes to do partial song arrangements. It's not about the band's capability. Thanks for listening.
Wonderful idea replacing Frank's guitar with this wonderfully played violin.
I had really high hopes that a violin would mimic Frank's bended strings but i feel that it fell short. Not quite the emotion I feel on Frank's version. Maybe a non-electric violin would do it. The band was very good.
Check out FZ and L Shanker Halloween 78 version.. for guitar and violin .
@@ianmoone-dm4if That's more like what I was expecting from the violin. Thanks for the tip.
Cynical as he was, he could afford us a ray of hope too.
Guitar player bumming this is all his part lol
Just not the same...
Sorry, no.
Beautiful