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john lennon June 5, 1971, John Lennon and Yoko Ono sat in with The Mothers. A recording of this event was released on Lennon's "Sometime In New York City", and in 1992 on Zappa's "Playground Psychotics".
10 de jun. de 2020 · Available On: Side 2 of the Live Jam disc included with Sometime in New York City, released in the U.S. on June 12, 1972.This performance was subsequently issued, with an alternate mix, on disc one, “A Typical Day On the Road, Part 1”, of Frank Zappa’s 2-CD live set, Playground Psychotics, originally released in 1992 on Zappa’s Barking Pumpkin label; it was re-released on Ryodisc in 1995.
John Lennon decided to remove most of Flo & Eddie's vocals, as they seemed to be making fun of Yoko's "vocal stylings". Frank Zappa's mix allows us to hear the recording as it really happened, although he removed the "King Kong" riffs from "Say Please".
Frank Zappa / Playground Psychotics. Spielzeit: 62:52 (CD 1), 69:13 (CD 2) Medium: Do-CD. Label: Universal Music Enterprises, 2012 (1992) Stil: Words/Rock. Review vom 22.03.2013. Ulli Heiser. Hardcore ist, wenn man vorliegendes Doppelalbum von vorne bis hinten an einem Stück durchhört. Zumindest dann, wenn man die »anthropological field ...
And those didn't actually even make it to Playground Psychotics, in fact, what he did was basically took the outtakes of the live Fillmore East recordings with John Lennon and a few other things, "Billy the Mountain", the original version, the 30-35-some-odd minute version, excellent version, with Studebaker Hoch, all of the ramifications of ...
Playground Psychotics, an Album by Frank Zappa & The Mothers of Invention. Released 27 October 1992 on Zappa (catalog no. CDD ZAP 55; CD). Genres: Field Recordings, Spoken Word, Art Rock. ... and tracks 22-26, which originate from a live jam with John Lennon and Yoko Ono.
Playground Psychotics; The Mudshark Interview “There’s No Lust In Jazz ... Alot of the material, specificly “Billy The Mountain” and the John Lennon Jam were, I believe, originally intended for a second disc of “Fillmore East, June 1971”.
