You Can't Do That on Stage Anymore, Vol. 6

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All Music Guide - François Couture
The last volume of the series You Can't Do That on Stage Anymore is one of the strongest, especially for those who prefer Frank Zappa's sex-oriented songs. There is not much complex material or instrumental pieces in this collection, but catchy humorous songs abound, along with more of that stage craziness the series tried to capture. Live incarnations of Zappa's band from 1970 up to 1988 are represented (the original Mothers had a whole disc devoted to them on Vol. 5). Most of disc one revolves around sex, starting with "The M.O.I. Anti-Smut Loyalty Oath," where the 1970 Mothers solemnly swear not to show their private parts on stage. Disc two is more varied, but ...
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Editorial Reviews

All Music Guide - François Couture
The last volume of the series You Can't Do That on Stage Anymore is one of the strongest, especially for those who prefer Frank Zappa's sex-oriented songs. There is not much complex material or instrumental pieces in this collection, but catchy humorous songs abound, along with more of that stage craziness the series tried to capture. Live incarnations of Zappa's band from 1970 up to 1988 are represented (the original Mothers had a whole disc devoted to them on Vol. 5). Most of disc one revolves around sex, starting with "The M.O.I. Anti-Smut Loyalty Oath," where the 1970 Mothers solemnly swear not to show their private parts on stage. Disc two is more varied, but tracks like "Catholic Girls" and "Crew Slut" make it fit right in. "The Poodle Lecture" and "Lonely Person Devices" reveal important Conceptual Continuity Clues. The "Camarillo Brillo"/"Muffin Man" medley provides a highlight, as does the frantic rendition of "Dirty Love." Lisa Popeil, who sang the 1982 track "Teen-Age Prostitute," makes her only other Zappa-related appearance in "Lisa's Life Story." Most of all, the music from the movie 200 Motels -- still unavailable on CD when this album came out -- was given special attention. Even today, the renditions of "200 Motels Finale" and "Shove It Right In" stand out as important tracks. This volume is less focused on the die-hard fan craving rare material. It will appeal to a wider range of casual listeners, while portraying with much fidelity the atmosphere of Zappa's concerts.
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Product Details

  • Release Date: 11/19/2012
  • Label: Zappa Records
  • UPC: 824302388525
  • Catalog Number: 3885
  • Sales rank: 51,401

Album Credits

Performance Credits
Frank Zappa Primary Artist, Guitar, Conductor, Vocals
Eddie Jobson Keyboards
Adrian Belew Guitar, Vocals
Michael Brecker Tenor Saxophone, Soloist
George Duke Keyboards
Bruce Fowler Trombone
Jean-Luc Ponty Violin
Bobby Martin Keyboards, Saxophone, Vocals
Don Preston Keyboards, electronics
Ed Mann Percussion, Marimbas, Vibes, electronic percussion
Chad Wackerman Drums, electronic percussion
Jimmy Carl Black Vocals
Jeff Simmons Bass
Ike Willis Guitar, Rhythm Guitar, Vocals
Aynsley Dunbar Drums
Tom Fowler Bass
Shankar Electric Violin
Arthur Barrow Bass
Terry Bozzio Drums, Vocals
Randy Brecker Trumpet
Napoleon Murphy Brock Saxophone, Vocals
Paul Carman Alto Saxophone, Baritone Saxophone, Soprano Saxophone
Vinnie Colaiuta Drums
Warren Cuccurullo Guitar
Roy Estrada Bass
Walt Fowler Synthesizer, Trumpet, Flugelhorn
Ralph Humphrey Drums
Howard Kaylan Vocals
Mike Keneally Synthesizer, Rhythm Guitar, Vocals
Andre Lewis Keyboards
Lou Marini Alto Saxophone
Tommy Mars Keyboards, Vocals
Kurt McGettrick Baritone Saxophone, Bass Saxophone
Patrick O'Hearn Bass, Vocals, Soloist
Bianca Oden Keyboards, Vocals
Jim Pons Bass, Vocals
Scott Thunes Bass, Electric Bass, Mini Moog
Ian Underwood Keyboards, Alto Saxophone, Woodwind
Ruth Underwood Percussion
Mark Volman Vocals
Denny Walley Vocals, Slide Guitar
Ray White Guitar, Vocals
Albert Wing Tenor Saxophone
Allan Zavod Keyboards
Lisa Popeil Soprano
Bob Harris Keyboards, Vocals
Peter Wolf Keyboards
Tom Malone Trombone
Ronnie Kuber Baritone Saxophone
Technical Credits
Bob Stone Engineer
Joe Chiccarelli Engineer
Vinnie Colaiuta Composer
George Douglas Engineer
Frank Zappa Arranger, Composer, Producer, Engineer, Liner Notes, Art Direction
Mick Glossop Engineer
Bob Liftin Engineer
Kerry McNabb Engineer
Davey Moire Engineer
Mark Pinske Engineer
Lakshminarayana Shankar Composer
Barry Keene Engineer
Lisa Popeil Composer
Michael Mesker Layout
O'Hearn Composer
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