in short:
- added a bunch of album covers
- fred hemmer reports on the latest whereabouts from jerry outlaw (from bogus
pomp)
- whatchamacallit will perform the music of frank zappa
- john trubee speaks
- the magic band reunion
- baby snakes on dvd
- a new book/dvd/cd project by the residents
- irma coffee
- project/object on tour
- chris federico's new book on frank zappa
news
whatchamacallit plays zappa
friday, 2003/04/25, whatchamacallit will perform the music of frank zappa. the concert will take place in lede, belgium. for the geographical fanatics, that's somewhere between wetteren and aalst. i was very impressed when i heard them in january. i'll try to be there.
----- Original Message -----
From: "John V Trubee" <crawlingwageslave@juno.com>
Sent: Friday, March 28, 2003
Subject: What Proper Socialization Has Taught Us
"You should always allow fear to circumscribe
the parameters of your life and you always ought
to heed public opinion and the approval of others---
for everyone else is always right and you are always
shit wrong."
(Excerpted from 'Diary of A Craven Weakling')
----- Original Message -----
From: Fred Hemmer - Saturday, March 29, 2003
Subject: From Jerry Outlaw
Hey folks,
I'm
no longer playing on sundays at the Rare Olive in downtown St.Pete.
It was cool to do a few weeks down there. For those of you who
still need your weekly guitar freakout, I will be playing downtown again very
soon (hopefully every week) with my Neo-Trio. Updates coming soon.
thanks........... Jerry Outlaw
PS-- JerryOutlaw.com is coming soon..........
in his latest electricity newsletter, teejo collected info on the magic band reunion. there is a release scheduled as well !
for more on this reunion, try:
CAPTAIN BEEFHEART ELECTRICITY
aka www.beefheart.info
aka www.freewebs.com/teejo
or go to gary lucas's website
friday, june 20, 2003, at the juttersfestival in wijk aan zee, the netherlands, the complete joe’s garage epos will be performed.
it’s a juttersfestival production by egon kracht and paul pleyers.
the music will be performed by
hans
vandenburg: zang/gitaar
jeroen
zijlstra: zang/trompet
rutger
molenkamp: tenorsax
jan-peter
bast: keyboards
freek
kroon: zang/drums
irma coffee, the female vocalist that joined frank zappa in concert in passaic, nov 18 1974, released at least two 7"s.
the other one is:
irma coffee: spiders & snakes / shelter of your eyes
(19??, 7", usa, tam town)
irma
coffee: anyway the wind blows / you made me what i am
(1973, 7", usa, hi 2253)
project/object shows this week!!
2003/3/26 chameleon club, lancaster, pa, usa
2003/3/27 murray's inn, wilkes-barre, pa, usa
2003/3/28 the tralf, buffalo, ny, usa
2003/3/29 trocadero, philadelphia, pa, usa
2003/3/30 webster theatre, hartford, ct, usa
check the website for frequent updates and info: http://www.projectobject.com
and the p/o newsgroup: alt.fan.project-object
project/object with ike willis, napoleon murphy brock and
don preston
performing the music of frank zappa
ike willis: vocals, guitar
napoleon murphy brock: vocals, sax
don preston: keys, synth
andre cholmondeley: guitar, vocals
dave johnsen: bass
chris federico wrote a book about frank zappa
called "zappology" he says:
"The problem with books that are decent general overviews (like Dangerous
Kitchen) is that they don't really provide what the Zappa fanatic craves --
attention to minutiae within conceptual continuity, brand-new observations, etc.
Anything that HAS
contained such features has been approached with some sort of ludicrous
political or literary agenda (i.e. Poodle Play).
Therefore, about seven years ago, I began writing the sort of
book that I, as a mammoth FZ fan, always wanted to read. It's finally been
completed, revised, finished up, etc., and if you're interested, here's the link
(it's currently posted for free online
reading in its entirety):
http://www.geocities.com/SunsetStrip/Mezzanine/7206
I hope you like it."
i haven't read it yet, but it sure looks like i'll be browsing through it the next couple of day. chris is asking for comment, so feel free...
ike willis is featured on a grateful dead tribute album by joe gallant & illumnati called "terrapin" on (which? records 5656)
new releases
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in the picture - frank zappa cd bootleg album covers
that's all for now,
peace,
talk again to you soon,
-- peter van laarhoven