Tracklist
- 1-1 Intro Intros 3:48
- 1-2 The Grand Wazoo (Think It Over) 21:17
- 1-3 Approximate 14:39
- 1-4 Big Swifty 11:51
- 2-1 “Ulterior Motive” 3:19
- The Adventures Of Greggery Peccary 32:37
- 2-2 Movement I 4:51
- 2-3 Movement II 9:08
- 2-4 Movement III 12:35
- 2-5 Movement IV - The New Brown Clouds 7:36
- 2-6 Penis Dimension 3:35
- 2-7 Variant I Processional March 3:28
Musicians
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Dave ParlatoBass
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Joanne Caldwell McNabbBassoon
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Jerome KesslerCello (Electric)
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Ray ReedClarinet, Tenor Saxophone, Wind (Other Winds)
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Frank ZappaComposed By, Arranged By, Conductor, Guitar, Conductor (White Stick With Cork Handle), Liner Notes (Future History)
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Jim GordonDrums (Electric)
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Jay MiglioriFlute, Tenor Saxophone, Wind (Other Winds)
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Malcolm McNabLiner Notes (Insider Brief), Trumpet (In D)
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Ruth UnderwoodMarimba, Percussion (Electric)
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Earl DumlerOboe, Sarrusophone (Contrabass), Wind (Other Winds)
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Ian UnderwoodPiano, Synthesizer
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Mike AltschulPiccolo Flute, Bass Clarinet, Wind (Other Winds)
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Tony DuranSlide Guitar
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Charles OwensSoprano Saxophone, Alto Saxophone, Wind (Other Winds)
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Bruce FowlerTrombone (Of The Upper Atmosphere)
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Kenny ShroyerTrombone, Baritone Horn
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Glenn FerrisTrombone, Euphonium
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Sal MarquezTrumpet (In Bb)
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Tom MaloneTrumpet (In Bb), Tuba
- Tom RaneyVibraphone, Percussion (Electric)
Production
Also credited
Also credited. Artwork (Cover Art): Christopher Mark Brennan. Artwork (Original Concert Ad): Cal Schenkel. Design (Renderment & Layout Design): Michael Mesker. Management (Production Manage À Trois, Cajolage & Phonage By): Melanie Starks. Mastered By: Doug Sax, Robert Hadley. Other (Devotion By): Bing Jang. Other (Smilage, Shoppage By): Antonio Guillen.
Release notes
Official Release #82.
From the liner notes:
“This concert was recorded live at Boston Music Hall in Boston, Massachusetts on 24 September 1972. These stereo masters were digitally transferred from FZ’s Ampex ATR 100 deck into Nuendo at 96k 24 bit by Joe Travers using Euphonix AM 713 Converters - in April 2007. This concert had a slightly different original dynamic in that Big Swifty followed Greggery Peccary. Due to disc space we resequenced the program to maintain the integrity of the performance.”
Mastered at The Mastering Lab.
Cover Art: “Mundo Invisible”, Oil On Canvas, 60”x72”, 2003.
Special thanks to Malcolm McNab, Earle Dumler, Bruce Fowler.
Very special thanks to Michael Mesker for fotos of Baton (Blanc) & figs D, E.
Honorable assist from WBR by Scott Pascucci, & Cheryl Pawelski.
Honorable mention: Stan Cornyn & Scanned deluxe behavior by Rob Ondarza.
Thank you to Paul Berkholst - ticket monger.
Packaging: individual CD wallets in a gatefold sleeve housed in a O-card. Includes a 16-page booklet.
Total program time: 01:36:03.
All titles & arrangements copyrighted worldwide by the Zappa Family Trust dba Munchkin Music (ASCAP).
Art ©&℗&© MMVII Zappanese.
This is a Grand Rights Work.
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