1980 FRANK ZAPPA STEVE VAI FRED ZAPPELIN 2 LP MUDSHARK JUNIOR MINTZ BAND LABELS

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RELEASED DECEMBER 1980 - FRANK ZAPPA WITH VARIOUS MEMBERS OF HIS ROCKIN' TEENAGE COMBO INCLUDING LITTLE STEVIE VAI - FRED ZAPPELIN - ORIGINAL RAW SOUND RECORDS / THE JUNIOR MINTZ TOURING BAND LABELS 12" VINYL RECORD LPS RELEASED BY STUDEBACHER HOCH ON HIS MUD SHARK RECORDS LABELS - STEREO MZ 3606 - NOT THE BLANK LABELS REISSUES OFTEN SEEN AND I CAN'T SEE ANY OTHER RECORD COMPANY DESTINED TO REPLACE MUD SHARK RECORDS IN YOUR ZAPPA MYTHOLOGY, SO YEZ JUST MIGHT WANNA BUY IT NOW.- MUD SHARK - MZ 3606 A/B/C/D - ROLL ON DOWN TO READ THE SONG TITLES, ROLL ON UP TO LOOK AT THE PHOTOS THEN ROLL OUT YOUR WALLET AND BUY IT NOW BEFORE IT GETS PURCHASED BY SOME POTATO HEAD IN IDAHO - OK LARRY?

STUDEBAKER HOCH IS NO LONGER WITH US, HE WENT ON YOU KNOW. HE WAS LAST SEEN IN A PHONE BOOTH WITH HIS FLIES BEING LIFTED UP OUT OF THE PARKING LOT AND INTO THE SKY. THERE WON'T BE ANYBODY TO REPLACE HIM IN YOUR ZAPPA MYTHOLOGY FOR SURE. BEEN NICE KNOWING YOU STU. 

Tracklist

Koln, Germany 6/7/80

A1 A Pound For A Brown On The Bus

A2 Pick Me, I'm Clean

A3 Society Pages

A4 I'm A Beautiful Guy

A5 Beauty Knows No Pain 24:15

B1 Charlie's Enormous Mouth

B2 Dancin' Fool

B3 Bobby Brown

B4 Ms. Pinky

Phoenix, Arizona 10/13/80

B5 Truck Driver Divorce / Your A Dork

Palladium, New York City - 11/1/80, First Show

B6 Outside Now 23:54

Hartford, Connecticut 10/24/80

C1 Tinsel-Town Rebellion

C2 The Dangerous Kitchen

New York City - 10/30/80

C3 Your Ethos

New York City - 10/31/80

C4 Dumb All Over

New York City - 11/1/80, First Show

C5 Shall We Take Ourselves Seriously 22:18

New York City - 11/1/80, Second Show

D1 Black Napkins

D2 Doreen

D3 Goblin Girl

Providence, Rhode Island - 11/8/80

D4 Broken Hearts

D5 I'm So Cute

D6 Andy 21:40

Credits

Bass, Vocals – Arthur Barrow

Drums – David Logeman (tracks: A1 To B4)

Drums, Vocals – Vince Coliauta* (tracks: B5 To D6)

Guitar, Vocals – Frank Zappa, Ike Willis, Ray White, Steve Vai (tracks: B5 To D6)

Keyboards, Vocals – Bob Harris (tracks: B5 To D6), Tommy Mars

Notes

Two-record set featuring excerpts of Frank Zappa live during two separate 1980 tours.

Released in a single sleeve with insert; title and artist printed in red characters.

Yellow and blue LP labels credit "The Junior Mintz Touring Band."

Barcode and Other Identifiers

Matrix / Runout (Side A): MZ3606A "Let's Jog" 381

Other (Side A - Printed On Label): MZ 3606 A

Matrix / Runout (Side B - 1 Character Crossed out): MZ-3606- 8⃫8⃫ B "Here Comes That Screamin' Sound Again" 381

Other (Side B - Printed On Label): MZ 3606 B

Matrix / Runout (Side C): MZ-3606 - C "Don't Leg Your Meat Loaf" 381

Other (Side C - Printed On Label): MZ 3606 C

Matrix / Runout (Side D): MZ-3606 - D "The Botchino'' 381

Other (Side D - Printed On Label): MZ 3606 D

ORIGINAL MUD SHARK JUNIOR MINTZ TOURING BAND LABELS FRED ZAPPELIN 2 LP RECORD SET PLAYS JUST THE WAY IT WOULDA' PLAYED HAD YOU PURCHASED IT IN 1980 INSTEAD OF BUYING THAT HELEN REDDY LP BECAUSE YOUR GIRLFRIEND DIDN'T LIKE ZAPPA. WELL YOU DIDN'T GET SOME ANYWAY, SO NOW YOU HAVE ANOTHER CHANCE TO BUY IT. THE RECORDS LOOK AND PLAY GREAT. NO SCRATCHES. ALL I COULD FIND IS A FAINT HAIRLINE SCUFF ON SIDE 4.THE HEAVY CARDBOARD JACKET HAS THE INFORMATION / SONG TITLES SLICK GLUED ON THE FRONT. THE JACKET HAS A LITTLE YELLOWING BUT NO STAINS. THIS ISN'T THAT TACKY LITTLE PHAMPLET IN YOUR DADDY'S BOTTOM DRAWER. THESE RECORDS ORIGINALLY CAME IN PLAIN WHITE PAPER INNER SLEEVES WHICH I REPLACED WITH SOME HIGH QUALITY PLASTIC LINED INNER SLLEVES. BUT WAIT.. THERE'S MORE..., BECAUSE DUE TO THE FACT THAT WEEZE TIGHT, I'M GONNA GIVE YEZ A CRYSTAL CLEAR PLASTIC OUTER SLEEVE ABSOLUTELY FREE. ROLL ON DOWN TO READ MORE INFO ABOUT THIS RECORD AND THE SONG TITLES. YOU'LL LOVE IT, IT'S A WAY OF LIFE. 

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