Frank Zappa- Muffin Man (REACTION)

[@Frankincensedjb123]

Yes, Zappa on guitar. You've got to realize one thing about Zappa, there were no rules. You could expect him to do anything at any time. He played in literally every genre. The guy wrote for band and orchestra, jazz fusion, rock, pop, funk, punk, orchestral, musique concrete, you name it. Master of satire, lyrical insanity, and beyond. There was only one and will never be another one, Zappa. RIP, maestro.

[@clemigula4228]

He also made music for himself. Not for fame, riches, or glory, just for the sake of making his art.

[@marlon-jl4ge]

Zappa was garbage

[@steveanderson4515]

Frankincensed... Well said

[@marlon-jl4ge]

An ugly boring asshole and his music too 🤣

[@michaelhogan6770]

1 rule, no drugs

[@stevepincombe3836]

Lyrically, Frank Zappa is comedic, salacious and scathing. Musically, he is untouchable. One of THE best guitarists of the era.

[@jdredshift]

THE best of any era. Changed my life when I heard cosmic debris at 15 years old. Zappa was the best.

[@CC-oi9mc]

In the late 70s and 1980s yeah , he improved massively when he was seriously injured in the mid 70s , he didn’t have much to do so he practiced a lot when previously he wasn’t that interested in pushing his limits as a technical player too much.

[@bigchops2]

He almost exclusively improvised

[@brucekaren6693]

I saw Frank live 5 times. There has never been a group of better musicians assembled. He was a demanding boss who knew how to bring out the best everyone in his band had in them.

[@danriley5848]

Frank Zappa was a musical genius and you either get it or you don't.

[@billadkins5150]

No drugs! If you were in his band, you had to be sober, read music and be on top of your game.

[@noyfb4769]

Of course coffee & cigarettes were classified as 'food staples'.

[@marlon-jl4ge]

Could shit zappa play guitar with his ugly nose? 🤣

[@marlon-jl4ge]

Zappa was garbage

[@shuheihisagi6689]

@@marlon-jl4ge Imagine being a zappa hater in 2023. Dude is long dead, talk about wasting your time.

[@marlon-jl4ge]

@@shuheihisagi6689 shit zappa was an ugly boring asshole and his music too 🤣

[@MrDirty-if7gc]

Wow, I wouldn't have expected this, Zappa is an acquired taste, but a pure genius level musician.

[@briangroboski4751]

No drugs here. Just a great imagination and phenomenal musicianship.

[@marlon-jl4ge]

Zappa was an arrogant asshole and ignorant

[@kosta399]

Zappa was garbage

[@CodyWorkshops]

Frank is the guitarist and musical visionary of the whole band!!!

[@suesmith7968]

Have you ever listened to his recordings of his guitar solos? So melancholy!!

[@marlon-jl4ge]

Could shit zappa play guitar with his ugly nose? 🤣 🤣🤣

[@helmedon]

Steve Vai played with him briefly too.

[@marlon-jl4ge]

Shit zappa changed the music World of boring assholes

[@kosta399]

Shit ugly zappa changed the music World of boring clowns

[@chaosmos24]

Zappa is my favorite guitarist. Genius artist.

[@gramps6334]

This man was a musical genius. Over 60 albums and produced every one of them himself. Hated mainstream and BS in general. Was a shredder too. Love some Zappa! RIP

[@billadkins5150]

FZ was a musical genius who really didn’t give a shit about vocals. He considered them filler. It was about the music. He could also play the shit out of the guitar.

[@antidote7]

Don't underestimate Zappa on lyrics, he definitely used them to make social points and loved adding humor. Frank didn't do things half assed. He totally cared about vocals, had incredible singers and demanded good performances.

[@marlon-jl4ge]

A genius of boring ugly assholes

[@billadkins5150]

@@marlon-jl4ge shit in your hat, junior.

[@marlon-jl4ge]

Shit zappa was an ugly boring asshole and his music too 🤣 🤣

[@marlon-jl4ge]

@@billadkins5150 yes , zappa was last shit

[@dbradx]

Hey, this is definitely not something you see people reacting to every day - Frank is very much a unique experience every time, and not for everybody. Love how you guys are digging into some deep tracks on your channel. I'm not a big Zappa fan, but I can definitely appreciate his unique genius and particular view on the world. Keep on tripping ✌

[@marlon-jl4ge]

Could shit zappa play guitar with his ugly nose? 🤣

[@dbradx]

@@marlon-jl4ge Do you need a hug, bro?

[@marlon-jl4ge]

He was filth

[@marlon-jl4ge]

Shit zappa made history as an ugly boring asshole 🤣

[@BugsLivesmatter66613]

@@dbradx YES, I DO !!!

[@CodyWorkshops]

He wanted his audience to laugh...but you have to be in on the joke!!! When they throw down, the throw down. Good stuff!!!

[@stephenbouchelle7706]

Zappa was a genius and he always rehearsed his band to the same level. A lot of genius on that stage.

[@klasseact6663]

I almost broke my finger clicking play when I saw this video come up on your channel! You guys are about to go on a trip down a wormhole that you might not come back from💯

[@klasseact6663]

There's a video here on KZbin where Frank Zappa introduces Steve Vai to the world. It's live from Rome Italy 1982. You wanna hear some guitar playing...YOU WILL LOVE THIS💯 Fast forward about 20-25 yrs and you've got Steve Vai doing his great song "For the love of God" with a full orchestra...THIS WILL GIVE YOU CHILLS❗️❗️❗️❗️

[@marlon-jl4ge]

Shit ugly zappa died like a miserable bum at the end 🤣 Zappa was garbage

[@klasseact6663]

@@marlon-jl4ge wax in your ears works against you👈

[@ATLANTABOY527]

So true there's no ex Zappa fans they don't exist once you like him your in it for life

[@marauder600]

Down the wonderful Frank Zappa rabbit hole. Enjoy the ride!

[@pluckinmageetar]

Frank's a tough listen if you're not ready. A genius really but few people could get past the tongue in cheek, improvisational, multi-genre, edgy, jazzy, risque' brand of music he produced over the years. Btw Wayne Shorter just died. He played on "Aja" song by Steely Dan. He played that gorgeous sax you heard in that song. RIP Wayne Shorter.

[@nozzlevelocity]

OMG. Wayne Shorter. My favorite musical artist. I've been dreading this every day, knowing it was coming.

[@lesblatnyak5947]

🙏🍁

[@alansmith7626]

@@nozzlevelocity the next 5-10years gonna be tough, we gonna loose some icons

[@marlon-jl4ge]

Zappa was filth

[@nozzlevelocity]

@@alansmith7626 No doubt. Jeff Beck, Tom Verlaine, Dave Trugoy, Wayne Shorter. That's within 2 months. Visionaries in their field.

[@robperry5293]

There is a difference between making "beats' and seeing how far you can push musical limits. Frank took it all to the extreme but still kept in mind that what he was doing was entertainment. I got to see Frank in concert two times, amazing and yes Frank was the guitar player.

[@albertjflores8950]

Been Jammin to Frank Zappa forever , i'm 63 & life goes on , San Antonio , Texas

[@mikefannon6994]

Welcome to the twisted mind and nimble fingers of Frank Zappa! I saw him twice 50 years ago. One of my favorite guitarists.

[@jeffsaviola2109]

Also saw him .. he was my favorite .. 5 concerts over the years

[@marlon-jl4ge]

Shit ugly zappa made history as a boring asshole

[@AttackChefDennis]

Your 1st Zappa's is like your very first Malt Liquor.

[@Jerlwayne]

One does not simply start listening to Frank Zappa. You need to find your entry point into his vast catalog. Once you start to understand what he was about, the rest will reveal themselves to you. Start with Black Napkins, Regyptian Strut, and Peaches en Regalia. Then start with stuff off Apostrophe and Overnight Sensation to warm up to the vocal tracks. By then you’ll be all in for Zappa’s genius.

[@johnhakes20]

That sounds like a terrific starting point. But why not start where it all began: “Freak Out!” & “Absolutely Free”…

[@kosta399]

Zappa was garbage

[@yonickyg9719]

@@kosta399 ha! right... well, one mans garbage...

[@kosta399]

@@yonickyg9719 without the shit ugly zappa, the music World would be much better

[@kosta399]

Away with the pathetic shit zappa He has no buisiness there, just like his shit fans 🤣 🤣 🤣

[@Miguel_2112]

Of More then 300+ live Concerts FZ is still my #1 show I've ever experienced from 1982. My all time Favorite songwriter, Composer and 🎸Guitarist. Don't miss his son Dweezil when he comes to a town near you.

[@tauronval1404]

More Zappa Please Amazing Reaction!...

[@jimmoore8951]

When listening to Zappa make sure to bring a sense of humor, an open mind, and an appreciation of musical talent.

[@WahPopWah]

Worth a subscription and like just for having the flexibility to do this. Lucky to see him live twice in the UK. I truly believe that - like many of the great classical composers - his music will only be fully recognised and appreciated a long time into the future.

[@distressor6770]

Zappa was a musical genius and one of the most underrated guitarists ever. He released over 50 albums during his life .. his lyrics were out there but his compositions and arrangements of music and instruments is unparalleled. He had the best musicians and some of the best drummers ever .

[@marlon-jl4ge]

Genius of boring ugly assholes

[@kosta399]

Genius of boring assholes

[@kosta929]

Shit ugly zappa was a genius of boring assholes 😂😂😂

[@tokingreens]

As a long time old guitar player I consider this to be possibly the best live guitar solo ever recorded...

[@myhomeo429]

It’s all subjective. It’s one of my favorites. Great band, great song, great solo and great recording. I like it a lot more than the video from the Palladium (I was there for 3 shows) that seems to be more popular.

[@jasonlighton9636]

The live video for this is 🔥 🔥. When Frank kicks in on his portion of the solo......face melting.

[@chuckgraf8141]

Now you've done it! You've broken the Zappa seal. You'll never be the same again. Prepare to be fascinated if you pursue this artist.

[@k1jsfit]

Finally… you may not realize it but today you guys have reacted to two of the most underrated guitarists of all time; Frank Zappa and Terry Kath. Terry unfortunately didn’t live in the spotlight long enough to be fully appreciated and Frank’s lyrics and complicated compositions kept many from listening to a lot of his work. Both were absolutely amazing at their craft. Frank was a musical magician!

[@alansmith7626]

I never forget when I saw Baby Snakes...is like a trip with no drugs!

[@marlon-jl4ge]

Zappa was filth

[@k1jsfit]

@@marlon-jl4ge Thank you for confirming one of my points!

[@marlon-jl4ge]

@@k1jsfit and his music too 🤣

[@marlon-jl4ge]

Shit ugly zappa changed the music World of boring assholes 🤣

[@harveygilkerson8788]

You guys need to dive down the HUGE Frank Zappa hole. He was a very interesting & influential industry giant with a prolific catelog. He was all about playful, profane, diverse and innovative compositions with totally complex rhythmic components. He was also a brilliant composer whose bands were technically excellent.

[@dagfincarp1113]

Zappa. The man was from another universe. Truly a once in a generation artist.

[@tonytony5380]

A musical genius Not only a guitarist but the composer of all the instruments And no frank didn't drink or do any drugs This is the deepest of the deep rabbit holes He literally has thousands of songs

[@fredshred5194]

and he didn't vote Dem.

[@marlon-jl4ge]

Genius of boring ugly assholes

[@marlon-jl4ge]

An insult to other composers

[@BugsLivesmatter66613]

I love fresh nutcum nougat! 🤣

[@emanueltzikas7800]

A genius of boring ugly assholes

[@michaelnowack9092]

Very much enjoyed your reaction guys! I’ve been a Frank Zappa fan since 1971, when I first heard him, back in Germany. You gotta listen to, or watch the live “Inca Roads” performance of The Mothers, with George Duke on the KEYBOARDS. I promise, you won’t regret. Take care, Michael!

[@chaosmos24]

You will love Zappa's guitar, hus various drummers, his entire bands.

[@robblaber6655]

Frank was straight edge ... hard to believe, yet true (I believe) FANTASTIC guitarist 😎👍

[@nozzlevelocity]

This was the second time George Duke was in Zappa's band. The first was about 1970 or so when Duke won an audition against stiff competition. Duke came strictly from the jazz & classical world and later said Zappa immediately started turning him on to blues and rock. Duke was resistant at first.

[@HakanTunaMuzik]

yep you're correct, he did not want to sing or play synth.

[@marlon-jl4ge]

Zappa was filth

[@nozzlevelocity]

Turns out George didn't have to audition, he was invited in 1968 after Zappa & everyone else in L.A. saw him with Jean-Luc Ponty. I slouch corrected.

[@myhomeo429]

There was a group called the George Duke Jean Luc Ponty experience that made a live album around 1970. Frank played a solo on the last song.

[@Theblackchromatic]

You guys definitely gotta do more Frank Zappa! Apostrophe is a must (album is bomb). His live performances are also some of the most entertaining you’ll ever see

[@Ninang363]

Frank was famously Anti-Drug. If you were in his band and got caught using drugs you had two choices, window or aisle seat for your ticket home. Frank is the guitar player, and composer.

[@jeffrubinelectronics]

Ok...you did it now. The entire "Apostrophe" album...genius level writing and only the absolute best players of their day. Believe it or not, Zappa was heavy NO to drugs. You couldn't be in his band doing that.

[@neilmartin99]

YOU DID IT! You went down the Zappa road. Not the song I would have started with but at least you began the journey. Check out the Overnite Sensation album and make sure you have the lyrics downloaded.

[@Retired_Nukeworker]

Genius, bizarre, humorous, serious, drug free, creative and talented are just a few ways people describe Frank Zappa. Cosmik Debris, Joe’s Garage, Montana, Willie The Pimp and Stink-Foot are a few of my favorite songs out of many Zappa classics. Hope to see you react to some of them. ✌🏻

[@moniqueleroux2198]

Brilliant lunacy! Some of his compositions are brilliant!

[@mariolinoparadiso6268]

I suggested Frank a while ago.Glad You're on it.There's a lot of guitar,keep digging you wont be dissappointed

[@toddmitchell7542]

My favorite version, I was fortunate to see FZ one time, he was closing his shows with “ Whippin Post”, Allman brothers classic, now my favorite version is Franks.

[@luckylefty8025]

My dad played with Zappa from ‘76-‘84. He was guitar and vocals. Ray White is his name.

[@AirplayBeats]

We will check your dad out.

[@stevebinning977]

Much respect to the great Ray White.

[@ernaolsson6763]

This song takes me back to 1976 when I listened to this with my friends. Thanks a lot for this reaction!

[@kramerbassplayer]

They were killing that jam...sick guitar tone

[@dereklloyd381]

He liked to mike a pignose (small practice amp) to get that sound

[@kramerbassplayer]

@@dereklloyd381 nice to know

[@johncanning731]

I was wondering when you guys were going to run across Zappa!!! This dude is pure genius..He is playing guitar on all his songs and kills it!! His band that he keeps with him are top tier musicians..You definitely gotta see this live..Some of his albums are stories so ya have to listen to them accordingly..I suggest "Cosmic debris"..This is a deep rabbit hole gentlemen..R.I.P. Frank Zappa!! Shout out from the old metal head from Detroit..Peace and love..

[@dhurley6985]

One of the best reactions I’ve ever seen. Please do Watermelon in Easter Hay by Zappa! You’ll love it!!

[@blahblah2556]

I feel blessed that I got to see him twice before he passed. R.I.P Maestro.

[@mikevito89]

Try Inca Roads fellas..BTW, I love your channel. George Duke lead vocals- inca Roads

[@rogeriobaptista7084]

Welcome to the Zappa rabbit hole, probably the best composer of the 20th century and with over 100 albums you'll be stuck for life. Enjoy.

[@PhilPastor]

Great reaction, guys! Welcome to the genius world of Frank Zappa. He and all of the band members are top-notch musicians. This rabbit hole is Deeeep! Enjoy the ride :)

[@thetreeheavytree4208]

This track has Frank on lead guitar. He has had Adrian Belew, Steve Vai , Matt Guitar Murphy and other greats. Frank was phenomenal playing lead as well. Great tune

[@ronaldelliott4373]

You both are rollin hard core now.😉 Whoever recommended this masterpiece deserves a shoutout! Saw this tour, and never thought “Muffin Man” would appear on anyone’s radar. Frank shreds. Btw, try “Yellow Snow” when you get the itch for more Frank. 🤘😎

[@owlcu]

The drummer on this (Terry Bozzio) is the best drummer I've ever seen, by far. He's just frighteningly good. And Zappa didn't do drugs, by the way. A lot of people assumed he did because of the way he looked, but tobacco was his only vice. Edit: Oh, and make sure to hear "Inca Roads" - it grooves HARD.

[@borkfork3163]

don't forget coffee. He lived on smokes and coffee.

[@kosta399]

Could shit zappa play guitar with his ugly nose? Hahahaha

[@franktrig]

We wore this cassette out in High school, Great reaction.

[@joebarrera9741]

FRANK ZAPPA IS A MUSICAL GENIUS

[@johndandridge7686]

I got to see him live. His shows were great bits of musical wizardry. ZAppa was one of the greatest guitarists that ever lived. Muffin Man was often done as an encore.

[@sfgreg2008]

Zappa is one of greatest guitar players of all time.

[@mikeyjillustrations]

I love seeing your reactions to Frank Zappa. He is the most underrated guitarist ever and a musical genius. Unfortunately you won’t be able to see him in concert. FZ died in 1993, sadly.

[@JC-es5un]

“Inca Roads”, “Montana” and “Don’t Eat the Yellow Snow” are all classic Zappa songs worth checking out

[@antidote7]

The entire dont eat the yellow snow suite is a must.

[@marlon-jl4ge]

Could shit zappa play guitar with his ugly nose? 🤣

[@user-kz7bu2nr7v]

Concur, find a live version.

[@marlon-jl4ge]

Shit zappa was an ugly boring asshole and his music too

[@JC-es5un]

@@marlon-jl4ge Then why are you watching a Zappa video?

[@goatuscrow4135]

Great reaction to this monster track. The deeper you dig into ZAPPA, the harder you fall.

[@salsalzman2325]

Frank tried on every night to play a different solo and a different style for each song and as he used to say, when he was out there he was out there alone... Just him challenging himself and the universe. His solos make sense from start to finish, he is one of the greatest improvisational composers of the modern era.

[@christianwilliamson9752]

Joe's garage is the triple album by him that changed my life I was definitely different after I heard Zappa

[@imrankjamil]

Frank Zappa is the most important musician that paved the way for all music today.

[@redzone77p]

So many great musicians went through ZAPPAS BAND it was incredible...FRANK ONE OF THE GOATS ON GUITAR. Terry Bozzio on drums one of the greats...also ZAPPAS BAND doing the WIPPING POST is classic...LIVE! 1984

[@edbluez99]

Actually saw Zappa in concert. At the time he was making a quilt out of panties that girls had thrown on stage. He brought out the quilt, and sure enuff, the panties started flying lol.

[@BrianR.]

Frank Zappa was a genius. He sure could play that guitar also.

[@kosta399]

Genius of boring assholes

[@mtzoar]

Im glad you liked this song. When we were kids in the 70s listening to this tune at the end of an evening we had tears of laughter running down our faces from the words before being mesmerized every time by the guitar. Some readers may know better, but i think i heard that most of his "studio albums" were based on live tracks. i still think my favorite album is roxy and elsewhere, followed by one size fits all. keep up the excellent work.

[@pilesovinyl]

Frank Zappa on guitar, Terry Bozzio on drums. This one is among my favorites. Too late to see him live, RIP

[@zolch5771]

The brotha's at it again!! Frank Zappa and the Mother's drummer, Terry Bozio guitar center drum off 2011 has the largest drum set known to mankind, and totally shreds it, check it out!!

[@sea6bear]

I love coming back to this watching you guys discover Frank…. I’m always fixed on the drum fills…

[@lisarainbow9703]

Yes, that's Zappa on lead guitar.

[@DavidJacobsvo]

As said Frank was straight as an arrow. The reason it sounds that wild is because he was a creative genius.

[@kjetiloptun5177]

Great reaction! Love to see musicians listening to Zappa for the first time. And yes, you need to see a live performance. I suggest Inca Roads from The Dub Room Special. Or Florentine Pogen.

[@SuperFifthman]

Great reaction; Zappa was a musician’s musician, and he only played with the best in his band. Too many albums (60+), whole albums best, but easier way in is ‘Yellow Snow Suite’ on ‘Apostrophe’, or ‘Inca Roads’ on ‘One Size Firs All’ (side 2 of which is sublime).

[@kosta399]

He was an ugly boring asshole and his music too

[@johntravers9426]

oh my, one of the all time great composers in the history of music ....62 albums to his credit with his band ...the mothers of invention ...a few song sugestions you would enjoy reviewing....Peaches En Regalia, Joes Garage, Moving To Montana , Cosmic Debris , I'm the Slime , Disco Boy, San Bernardino , Fine Girl , Lets Make The Water Turn Black..... and so many more

[@dougd.7689]

Yes, that was the late, great Frank Zappa on lead guitar (solos) and vocals and the INCREDIBLE Terry Bozzio (pronounced Bow- zee- o) on drums!

[@grandwazoodebris1015]

Muffin Man is great intro to one type of Zappa music: killer guitar and weird lyrics. Zappa was a lot of things, including a guitarist. He did 3 albums of only live guitar solos, called Shut Up and Play Your Guitar and similar. But at the top of the list of his talents is probably a composer. So his solos could be lots of things too, bluesy, rock, avant garde, depending on his mood because he could work in all types of music. His music could be modern "classical", fusion (like Hot Rats, Waka-Jawaka, Grand Wazoo albums), rock, avant garde, doo wop, and full of weird or high school dirty minded lyrics. Hard to describe. "Strictly Commercial" tunes to check out are Dirty Love, Cosmik Debris, Montana, I'm the Slime for starters.

[@ottohesslein3230]

I was in 8th grade in 1979 when I first heard this. It changed my life. Many years later Joe Walsh summed it up for me when he said, paraphrased, musicians in this time were testifying. Testifying. And that was Frank himself on guitar. Heard a lot of Zappa in my life...this is my favorite recording of a Zappa solo. Terry's drums. The whole thing. A testimony to sound and creation and what Frank wanted to say. Of myself I say there is not, nor ought there be, nothing so exalted on the face of God's great Earth as that prince of foods...the muffin.

[@danielmoskowitz3060]

I alway thought it was God's GREY earth.

[@VintageWanderer]

Frank was the Master of improvisation and each concert was different.

[@Imagination-In-A-Box]

Go ahead and say yes that was Frank Zappa on guitar he could solo like no one else my favorite composer/guitarist of all time

[@JayCross]

I saw them perform this live in the late 1970s. The non-musical lead-in was omitted and there was more driving baseline. I was sober, but it still felt like a borderline religious experience.

[@xane4101]

I like that you listened to the studio version first, but check it out in tge live version too, it here on YT, and all done without drugs, just black pages! Zappa Lives!

[@manmadegod100]

Watching this played live was so fun

[@michaelscott3782]

That was the Bongo Fury Tour recorded live at the Armadillo World Headquarters. The greatest music venue Austin has ever had. This concert was for two nights.

[@johnprice6066]

One of my absolute favorite Zappa guitar solos.

[@linnemeyerhere]

Musical Genius Frank Zappa, prolific and obtuse all within the structure which was Franks's vision and musical mind. There likely will never be another Frank Zappa !

[@marlon-jl4ge]

Genius of boring ugly assholes

[@kosta399]

Genius of boring assholes

[@myhomeo429]

He was a great composer, musician and innovator in recording techniques. It’s great to see this generation viewing Frank with an open mind after the widespread derision he received from the press in the 60’s and 70’s. A lot of people never heard him because his music wasn’t played on the radio and he had a lot of bad press so a lot of people who never heard Franks music didn’t like him. It’s great to see the music live on. Maybe history won’t see us as the weirdos.

[@kickycan]

No drugs involved at all. Frank lived a clean life in that respect. He was just a wild man who could not be constrained to conventions! And a musical genius.

[@lesblatnyak5947]

Frank made 62 albums never drank or did drugs but he smoked cigs constantly even on stage. Gave a brilliant speech before the House committee on free speech, worth a watch. Dinah Moe Hum should be your next listen and you'll hear free speech alright and he doesn't swear once.

[@realperceiver1010]

Please keep the Zappa coming! The breadth and scope of his music is unparalleled. "Inca Roads" would probably be a good direction to go after The Muffin Man.

[@stevedotwood]

"Andy" is another great Zappa track- with vocals by "Johhny Guitar Watson"

[@jollybobo6379]

The Mothers of Invention always had top notch musicians in it. Love their keyboards, piano, and xylophone from Ruth Underwood. Currently have 53 albums by Frank Zappa, and love his compositions and contributions of life

[@michaelhogan6770]

I was lucky to see Frank twice live. Always a great show by the best musicians. The list of those who went through Franks band is legendary

[@mikedevine3984]

To witness total confusion to birth of 2 Zappa fans in 5 mins lol And that was Frank on guitar Terry Bozio on drums

[@bert0522]

Thats the genius of Zappa. I own everything I can get my hands on or afford by him. And still collect more. Jim

[@HXERkYJclMcKLAWwQW]

Frank Zappa guitar . He’s also had superb musicians Terry Bozo on drums , George Duke keyboards, Ruth Underwood on xylophone ; Frank is gone , and yes I’ve seen him live .