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« A Great Day
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Bassoons are not Oboes

2013-07-15, 10:24 pm
Categories: Music

The Mothers Are Dead, But Zappa's Still Very Much Alive, by Richard Williams, Melody Maker, 1969.

Frustrating, to be quite honest. The Mothers never did get the respect they deserved -- though Frank's then-upcoming symphony at least marked a start to Serious Musicians taking him Seriously.

Sure would have loved to see the TV show with Jagger, Beefheart, and Captain Kangaroo, too.

Tags: Frank Zappa

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