As well as being a pioneering and self-taught composer, incredible guitarist, genius editor, marketing innovator, and keen filmmaker, Frank Zappa had ... “One of the two-page spreads in the ...

including Tom Waits (“Rain Dogs”), David Bowie (“What in the World”) and Frank Zappa (“Black Napkins”). You have infinite page views remaining. We don't have a paywall because of 1,000+ members who ...

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But if you have a last name, it may as well be Zappa, making you the heir to one of the deepest and most unconventional catalogs in American music: that of the late and legendary Frank Zappa.

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Frank Zappa was certainly known for his eclecticism, and Sleep Dirt represents one of the least classifiable albums in his catalogue. It features some of his most extreme guitar statements ...

by Frank Zappa and Zappa's then-manager Herb Cohen, who added Penrod to his client list. The harpsichord-heavy LP was produced by former Lovin' Spoonful guitarist Jerry Yester, who'd produced ...

With his Guy Fawkes facial hair, Frank Zappa focused all his tyranny against convention. The term genre-defying is perhaps overused, in part because some people get so pernickety about categorisation ...

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He was an avid reader. His eclectic musical tastes ranged from the traditional music of Newfoundland, to Tom Waits, David Bowey, Frank Zappa, The Band, Ween, Sparks and Pink Floyd to name a few.