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All selections published by Munchkin Music, ASCAP, except "Call Any Vegetable" and "Dog Breath" which are published by Frank Zappa Music, BMI, (a division of Third Story Music Co., Inc.). ℗ 1972. Made in Germany · A Product of Kinney Music GmbH. Artist on labels: The Mothers Of Invention.
View credits, reviews, tracks and shop for the 1990 CD release of "Just Another Band From L.A." on Discogs.
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JUST ANOTHER BAND FROM L.A. - CARNEGIE HALL - FINER MOMENTS: SEQUENCES AND TEMPO CHANGES. After the forced ending of the 1971 tour, Zappa first released an album with material from the last fall leg of this tour as "Just another band from L.A". This section is among others about sequences with some examples from 1971, next to listing others.
8 de dic. de 2015 · Just Another Band From LA was released in 1972 and features the reincarnated Mothers of Invention (by then often referred to as simply “The Mothers”). The album has only 5 songs on it, played by a relatively small band consisting of: • Frank Zappa – guitar, vocals. • Mark Volman – lead vocals. • Howard Kaylan – lead vocals.
7 de dic. de 2006 · Recorded live in the summer of 1971, at Pauley Pavillion, UCLA, this was orginally released in mid- 1972. Along with "Eddie" (about an infamous LA clothing establishment) and "Magdalene," JUST ANOTHER BAND FROM L.A. includes the 24-minute opus "Billy The Mountain," an ambitious mini-opera that took FZ's surrealism to new peaks, so to speak.
Drums – Aynsley Dunbar. Guitar, Vocals, Producer, Composed By, Arranged By – Frank Zappa. Illustration [Burger] – Sherm Thompson. Illustration [Cholo] – Limon. Keyboards, Synthesizer [Mini-moog] – Don Preston. Lead Vocals – Howard Kaylan, Mark Volman. Photography By [B.C. Photo] – Bernard Gardner.
