Wednesday, 1 July 2020

A PLETHORA OF ZAPPASTUFF (SOME TANGENTAL)

From that day on, Frank Zappa's life was injected with music both wild and weird, music few of his childhood friends had ever heard of, let alone chose to ...
... Graham Nash wrote “Our House” one day to honor his sweet life with Joni Mitchell, and Alice Cooper accidentally went to audition for Frank Zappa ...
... of the famous rock band, but also worked with an incredible array of musicians ranging from Frank Zappa, The Meters, Harry Nilsson, and more.
'The Mothers 1970' is a new set from Frank Zappa and The Mothers of Invention's heralded but short-lived '70 lineup, featuring four hours of material.

NOTICE
The eagle-eyed amongst you will have also noticed that the Gonzo Multimedia websites have changed and are in a process of flux, so there are no individual sales links at the moment. But check out www.gonzomultimedia.co.uk for a thing of wonder.
There is a hunky-dory, all singing, all dancing, Gonzo Publications website is now pretty well done, although there arve still nine authors who need personal pages. You can find it at www.gonzopublishers.com and then tell me what a clever fellow I am. It even has a haiku to explain why some links are not finished:
"These links do not work, now but they will do so soon, we apologise"

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