Does Humor Belong In Music? 

• 1995 
• CD RCD 10548 
• Zappa, Frank 
• CD - 1CD 

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Does Humor Belong In Music?

RCD 10548

1995

Eerste uitgave 1986 Remix en Remaster 1993. Total Time: 61:34. Style: Art Rock, Comedy Rock, Hard Rock, Jazz Rock, Prog Rock, Avantgarde. Lead Guitar & Vocals: Frank Zappa. Rhythm Guitar & Vocals: Ike Willis & Ray White. Keyboards: Alan Zavod. Keyboards, Saxophone & Vocals: Bobby Martin. Bass: Scott Thunes. Drums: Chad Wackerman. Let's Move To Cleveland: Soloist: Alan Zavod & Chad Wackerman. Whippin' Post: Guitar Solo: Dweezil Zappa. Artwork: Cal Schenkel. Arranged & Produced by Frank Zappa. Recording Engineers: Mark Pinske & Thom Ehle. Remix Engineer: Bob Stone. Remote Recording Facility: UMRK Mobile. Remixed at UMRK. Approved Remix & Remaster, 1993. This material is 100% digital, 100% live, with NO over-dubs. These songs were selected from the repertoire of the 1984 World Tour. Over a six month period, many hours of exciting live material was recorded in a 24 track digital format. It took another six months to remix it onto PCM 1610 digital 2 track masters. These tunes were selected because they follow the basic outline of the "DOES HUMOR BELONG IN MUSIC?" PMI/ICA video tape, as well as presenting some new, unreleased material. The recording dates were: The Odeon Hammersmith, London, England, 8 October 1984; The Civic Center, Providence, Rhode Island, 26 October 1984; Amherst College, Lowell, Massachusetts, 28 October 1984; The Tower Theater, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, 10 November 1984; The Bismark Theater, Chicago, Illinois, 23 November 1984; The Boy Front Arena, St. Petersburg, Florida, 1 December 1984; The Paramount Theater, Seattle, Washington, 17 December 1984; Queen Elizabeth Theater, Vancouver, British Columbia, 18 December 1984; The Universal Amphitheater, Los Angeles, California, 23 December 1984. Song Information: Zoot Allures: Head is from London, solo from Providence. Tinsel-Town Rebellion: Body of tune is from Chicago Illinois, ending is from Seattle. Trouble Every Day: Verses from St. Petersburg, solo from London. Penguin in Bondage: Vocal sections from Vancouver and St. Petersburg, solo from Vancouver. Hot Plate Heaven at the Green Hotel: Vancouver. What's New in Baltimore?: Front of tune is from Los Angeles, vocals from Philadelphia, solo is from Los Angeles. Cock-Suckers' Ball: Los Angeles. WPLJ: Los Angeles. Let's Move to Cleveland: Intro from Los Angeles, piano solo from St. Petersburg, drum solo from Vancouver, guitar solo from Amherst College, out chorus from Los Angeles. Whippin' Post: Los Angeles (the last song of the last show of the last tour).

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