Frank Zappa - 1974-07-17 - Phoenix, AZ (SBD/FLAC)

(Soundboard FLAC)

Celebrity Theatre

Lineage:

SBD > Unknown Gen Maxell XLII 90min tape > Kenwood KX-W8020 Cassette Deck > Sound Blaster Awe32 PC Soundcard > Recorded To WAV With Cool Edit Pro > mailed across the Mason-Dixon line to ZP > Wavelab (speed correction as per flambay) > CDWAV (tracks split, saved as FLAC level 8 ) > foobar2000 (tags + ReplayGain)

Additional lineage for RDNZL: GoldWave (patched with flambay's assistance) > foobar2000 (tags + ReplayGain)

Additional lineage for Dupree's Paradise: GoldWave (patched without flambay's assistance, look what I did all by myself Mommy) > foobar2000 (tags + ReplayGain)

Taped by: N/A

Transferred by: jaypfunk

Speed corrected by: flambay

Edited by: Zappa Penguin

(RDNZL patch transferred by BengoFury, edited by flambay, cut-and-pasted by ZP)

(Dupree's Paradise patch transferred by WIU2B, mailed by LudzNL, cut-and-pasted by ZP)

The MOI:

Napolean Murphy Brock - saxophone, flute, vocals

George Duke - keyboards, synthesizer, vocals

Tom Fowler - bass

Chester Thompson - drums, vocals

Ruth Underwood - percussion

Frank Zappa - guitar, vocals

01. intro (soundcheck and tuning)

02. RDNZL (mystery wonder-gap at 0:37-38, patched with BF version, no music missing)

03. Village of the Sun

04. Echidna's Arf (of You)

05. Don't You Ever Wash That Thing?

06. Cosmik Debris

07. Dupree's Paradise (tape flip at 7:54 - patched with WIU2B-LudzNL version from 7:54 - 8:12, part of monologue still missing)

08. Camarillo Brillo

09. T'Mershi Duween

10. Dog Breath

11. Uncle Meat

12. tuning

13. Road Ladies

Notes:

RDNZL patch is cross-faded, Dupree's isn't. A non-cross-faded version of RDNZL is available in the bonus folder, as well as the original Dupree's Paradise fill material.

Speed correction info:

intro -> tuning: +60 cts

Road Ladies: +55 cts

Notes:

Like most of the shows from the first American leg of this tour (and the third American leg of 1974), this is a very loose, relaxed show, with plenty of quotes in Dupree's Paradise. Despite the hissiness of this tape, it's clearly the best of four tapes sampled