Hmmm... Conflicting info: http://www.lukpac.org/~handmade/patio/bootlegs/concert_boots1976-1980.html#frankiemeetsbobby But, I would think that if a satirical track did exist with the 'band imitating the above artists', we'd know about it. I've never heard of the website that displays this, tho' it is obviously a Dylan site. My experience with Dylan fans extends only to my best friend, who mirrors my FZ rabidity in his enthusiasm for "His Bobship". He is not nearly into the trivial minutia that I associate with FZ fans... So I wouldn't be stunned if the Dylan site had the facts slightly askew... My experience with boots is: this could well be an "Unreleased session with Neil Young, The Band, George Harrison, Frank Sinatra, Dean Martin, Leonard Cohen and The Bee Gees", with no Zappa or Dylan involvement whatsoever... Who to believe? SOFA ----- Original Message ----- From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] To: Zappa-List@yahoogroups.com Sent: Tuesday, December 05, 2006 11:23 PM Subject: [Zappa-List] mystery FZ collaboration???
I found a listing for a vinyl boot called Frankie Meets Bobby and the fist side is all Bob Dylan and the other side is a Zappa show but it lists a bizarre song called Bird Of Peace. I heave the 2/21/79 show where it says these are from and the Overture must be the intro sound effects and music from that show but nothing sounds the the Bird title. Anyone know? Here's the details http://www.bobsboots.com/boots/bt-f011.html Side two: ZAPPA Bird of peace Overture Intro Dead girls of London Brown shoes Jumbo, go away Bird Of Peace is an oddity. "Unreleased session with Neil Young, The Band, George Harrison, Frank Sinatra, Dean Martin, Leonard Cohen and The Bee Gees". This one is in fact not a Dylan track, but a Zappa one. Frank and his band mates imitate the voices of the above artists. All Zappa tracks were recorded live in Bruxelles Feb. 21, 1979 at Vorst National Matt
