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15/11/25
the grand wazoo ... eat that question ... blessed relief - frank zappa (the grand wazoo)
lifebeats/prelude ... the silver chord ... re-assuring tune ... memory bank ... best friends ... critical oblique ... forest dance #1 ... the story of the hare who lost his spectacles … forest dance #2 … the foot of our stairs … overseer overture … flight from lucifer … 10.08 to paddington … magus perdé … epilogue - jethro tull (a passion play: an extended performance)
playlist 06.30.25
Stereolab Instant Holograms On Metal Film (Warp) Wet Ink Ensemble Action, Choice, Thought (Carrier) Ligeti Kammerkozert (Wergo) Don Preston Filters, Oscillators and Envelopes 1967-1982 (SubRosa) Young Gods Appear Disappear (Two Gentlemen) Kate NV Room For The Moon (Live) (RVNG Intl) The Daktaris Soul Explosion (Desco) Surgeon Shell Wave (Tresor) Robert Aiki Aubrey Lowe Union OST (Raikilal Musics) Matmos Metallic Life Review (Thrill Jockey) The Body, Intensive Care Was I Good Enough? (Closed Casket) Bruit The Age Of Ephemerality (Pelagic) Joy Guidry Five Prayers (Jaid) Hiromi Out There (Concord Jazz) Rashad Becker The Incident (Clunk) These New Puritans Crooked Wing (Domino)
BOOK John Tottenham Service (Semiotexte) TV The Studio (Apple TV)
What was Zappa really like?
Did he fly into a rage?
Bet he got high all the time—-
And did he really shit on the stage?
1958.
Don Preston was the house musician at Cosmo Alley - later known as the Unicorn.
The nightclub was located in Cosmo Alley off of Hollywood Boulevard. Lenny Bruce, young George Carlin, and Arthur Lee's Love all performed there frequently.
Thank you, @pistolewe !
Don Preston of the Mothers of Invention had previously toured with Nat King Cole, Count Basie, and Connie Francis.
Keyboard player Don Preston recalls the Rise and Fall of Leo Sayer.