Frank Zappa - Approximate (1974)
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Published 2013-03-29
All Comments (21)
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Ruth in later years has taught music to kids who can't afford formal music instruction. Not only is she a phenominal talent but a wonderful human being.
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"Chester, you're not singing your drum fills." I'm dying.
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Frank Zappa is the music equivalent to abstract art, I don't get it but I'm glad it exists.
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Imagine how much rehearsal is necessary to get a band this tight
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Ruth is playing her ass off on this and smiling the whole time like it's easy.
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Ruth is a monster. Massive talent and loved that Frank wrote parts for her. Huge talent on that stage as well.
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A true genius. Surrounded by extremely talented musicians ❤️
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This guy IS (not was: for he still is and will be) a complete astonishing everlasting Genius...
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The utterly fabulous Ruth Underwood!
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A great travesty was avoided when Ms. Underwood gave up the idea of playing in symphony orchestras to join Zappa's band.
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I can not imagine how anyone could assemble this many complete musical geniuses, and then actually get them to coordinate them to this level, I mean I just cannot relate. They were ridiculous! Crazy, crazy talent and creativity.
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Frank Zappa was just ahead of his time. He not only came around once in-a-lifetime; he came around just once. There's never going to be another Frank Zappa.
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Ruth is amazing as usual. And funny as hell. Hadn't seen this one.
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There has never been anyone even remotely like Frank Zappa, and there never will be again. That kind of genius is unique.
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Absolutely brilliant ! And funny. "Chester, you're not singing your drum fills !" Ruth is incredible on this number.
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Notice - that each musician is...having fun. They are playing their parts, singing (even singing the drum fill). When your job is not work, it is your passion, and you are having FUN.
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"Chester, you're not singing your drum fills."
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Zappa's manuscript hand is exquisite.
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It takes an insane amount of practice and talent to play like this.
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Can you imagine being this musically tight