This is an homage to Frank Zappa.
It because of Frank (beginning in the late '60s and early '70s) that I became interested in different types of music beyond psychedelic/hard rock/ R&B/blues/pop.
Classical and Jazz have been passions of mine because I started to listen to Zappa.
Frank was a singular and gigantic talent, the likes of which rarely grace us mere mortals with their blinding genius.
Thanks Frank!
All things Zappa…
I was just gonna say: That guy is Steve not Zappa! HAHAHAHAHA
I saw Steve play with Orianthi on a challenge duo, and man it was amazing. Little girl can play.
Zappa was a genius.
Billy Was a Mountain! (Ethel was a tree growing off his shoulder)
ETA: drum solo referenced in above video.
If I ever get a really killer cross, I am calling it Dynamo Hum, 
99%
That’s my cue.
I love to watch Zappa debate. He was powerful.
Yes Sir.
I posted Frank’s cover of Whipping Post somewhere back deep within the What r u listnen to thread.
I also greatly enjoy the work of the Allman Brothers
Duane died way too young.
A tragic loss.
You got that right Calyxander! I still listen to LAFE almost every day. Best music ever recorded, IMHO. I had tickets to see Gregg a couple years ago and crashed my bike the day before the concert and never got to see him again. I knew his time was short. I did get to see Butch Trucks Freight Train Band about a year before he passed. Play all night!
I was fortunate enough to have seen the Allman Brothers with Duane in Dec 1970 at the Fillmore East.
The month before I saw Zappa and the Mothers at the same venue.
Those were the days😎
You got that right! I used to photograph concerts for a local newspaper and saw tons of acts in their heyday. ABB, Stones, Zeppelin, The Who, Joplin, Hendrix, Doors, to name a few. We lived through the best period ever for concerts. Those days are gone forever.
This was a fun 3 nights.
Hi @Swampthing
Peaches en Regalia is one of my very favorite Zappa melodies.
Sumptuous ear candy.
Thanks for sharing.
Here is Dweezil with a very young violinist.