Frank Zappa 'In France' (Reaction) Smitty's Rock Radar

[@peteroneill3993]

Hey mate. Just stumbled on your channel and have subscribed ect . Live zappa try . City of tiny lights. The album sheik yerbouti is well worth a listen . All my best to you and yours from Liverpool

[@rolandosarabia810]

❤😂😂 ....and they piss in the streets.... when you go caca they make you stand up... Come on, that's freaking brilliant 😮

[@jeffmartin1026]

Zappa? Joe's Garage, Watermelon in Easter Hay, Peaches en Regalia, Call Any Vegetable, Brown Shoes Don't Make It, Harder Than Your Husband are a few to start off with.

[@OldnMellow]

Trouble Every day is the song you're thinking of.

[@tomkitchen9457]

I'd always assumed that this song was in response to a song called In Paris they kiss on Main Street.

[@jeffmartin1026]

I believe the song is "Free Man in Paris", but I use that line when I sing the song. ("In France they kiss on Main Street, amour mama, not cheap display").

[@maskedman1337]

A few Zappa recommendations: "The Torture Never Stops" (live) "Cosmik Debris" "Titties & Beer" "Black Napkins" (Yugoslavia 1975 live is my fav, but all versions are good) "Penguin in Bondage" (from Roxy & Elsewhere live) "Help, I'm a Rock" (1968 live at the Whiskey)

[@JeffreyJordan-gw9vt]

Dinah Mo Humm.

[@GoodCorporateRobot]

"Montana" or "Inca Roads" from 1974 "A Token of His Extreme" at the Roxy Theater are both amazing live performances.

[@jonasolsson2256]

Johnny ”Guitar” Watson on vocals (and harmonica?).

[@jonasolsson2256]

Correction, Bobby Martin on harmonica.

[@Rowenband]

Haha, I think he had some problems in France in the seventies, don't remember exactly what, but I think he went out of a gig before even playing because the public pissed him off. I saw him in France in the early 80. He was amazing but way too loud.

[@Alix777.]

You mean his guitar was too loud ?

[@Rowenband]

@@Alix777. Not only his guitar the whole sound, I've been to a lot of concerts but this one was so loud that I wen out and listened it from outside. A shame.