Frank Zappa The Godfather Meets the Untouchables 4lp bootleg
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Frank Zappa The Godfather Meets the Untouchables (4-LP box)
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- Various American 1988 live Box set of four 1988 live compilation records. Also issued as part of the box (!) The Best Band You Never Heard in Your Life ... CAN Do That on Stage, and re-issued as a 3-CD set by RXZ Records. Length: ~200 min Sound quality: Audience LP box label: Showtime Records 003 / TGMTU #1-8
1. The Black Page
2. Dickie's Such an Asshole [one source for the Broadway the Hard Way version]
3. Stick Together
4. My Guitar Wants to Kill Your Mama
5. Willie the Pimp
6. Packard Goose
7. The Torture Never Stops [part 1]
8. Lonesome Cowboy Burt
9. Confinement Loaf ["Bacon Fat" by Andre Williams / Brown]
10. Stolen Moments [Oliver Nelson]
11. Big Swifty
12. The Untouchables [Broadway the Hard Way version]
13. The Eric Dolphy Memorial Barbeque
14. Uncle Remus [Frank Zappa / George Duke]
15. Catholic Girls
16. Crew Slut
17. Lucille Has Messed My Mind Up
18. Let's Move to Cleveland
19. When Irish Eyes Are Smiling [Ernest Ball / George Graff / Chancey Olcott] / Theme from The Godfather (Mix) ["Mix"?] [Nino Rota] [The Best Band You Never Heard in Your Life version]
20. King Kong
21. Find Her Finer
22. Outside Now
23. Disco Boy
24. Murder by Numbers (with Sting) [Sting] [Broadway the Hard Way version]
25. What Kind of Girl (Would Suck His Rod)? [one source of the Broadway the Hard Way mix]
26. The Orange County Medley: Let's Make the Water Turn Black / Harry, You're a Beast / Oh No / Theme from Lumpy Gravy
27. Sharleena
28. Watermelon in Easter Hay
29. Peaches en Regala
30. Heavy Duty Judy
31. Eat That Question
32. Black Napkins
33. Bolero
- Side 1 live in Binghampton 17-Mar-1988. Track 2 is one of the sources for the official Broadway the Hard Way version - 04:02-04:23 and 04:24-05:42 of that is from Binghampton (with a one-second splice from Lund in between). These tracks can also be heard on disc 1 of Broadway the Hard Way in USA.
- Side 2 live in Uniondale 25-Mar-1988.
- Tracks 9-10 live in Hartford 17-Feb-1988.
- Tracks 11-12 live in Providence 16-Mar-1988.
- Side 4 live in Philadelphia, track 13 13-Feb-1988 and 14-16 12-Feb-1988.
- Tracks 17-19 live in Binghampton 17-Mar-1988.
- Track 20 live in Allentown 19-Mar-1988.
- Track 21 live in Boston 20-Feb-1988.
- Tracks 22-23 live in Springfield 13-Mar-1988.
- Tracks 24-25 live in Chicago, 24 on 04-Mar-1988 and 25 on 03-Mar-1988. Track 24 and part of track 25 ended up officially released on Broadway the Hard Way. They also appear on the bootleg Broadway the Hard Way in USA.
- Tracks 26-27 live in Uniondale 25-Mar-1988.
- Tracks 28-29 & 31-32 live in Hartford 17-Feb-1988.
- Track 30 live in New York 6-Feb-1988.
- Track 33 was not originally listed here but reported later. No data for this track. Tracks 12, 19 & 24-25 ended up on official albums ("What Kind of Girl?" on Broadway the Hard Way was edited together from this version and a March 1 recording), but of course these mixes sound a little different. The cover shows Zappa in an Uncle Sam outfit, holding a giant pen or pencil. (A similar picture can be seen on page 98 of Miles' book A Visual Documentary.) Back cover has liner notes and two pictures of Zappa, one holding and one playing guitar. It also says: "If you like this great music, you will love The Untouchables (Showtime Records 002)" and "Special thanks to Jesse Belvin and John[n?]y Otis [!], owners of Showtime Records, for their faith in Frank Zappa and his music".
- Well, never say never. In 1988, Zappa put together the biggest band since the Grand Wazoo Orchestra of back in 1972. This time the 12-man band played over 80 songs and still counting, as many of them were played only once or twice. Surprisingly, there are only a handful of bootlegs of this tour, compared to the dozens of the 1984 tour. This may be due to the fact that Zappa had already released one single and 2 double CD sets of live material from the tour (Broadway the Hard Way, Make a Jazz Noise Here & The Best Band You Never Heard in Your Life), which are equivalent to about 7 albums. I'm going to cheat a little for this selection, and recommend any one or all of the Showtime Records series, as they contain material not issued by Zappa. The titles are: I) The Untouchables, 2 LPs; II) The Godfather Meets the Untouchables, 4 LPs; and III) The Godfather in Full Metal Jacket, 2 LPs. They were all available domestically.
- bron: lukpac.org/~handmade/patio/bootlegs/boxes.html#thegodfathermeetstheuntouchables
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