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Where can i find this Zappa tune? It has Keith Moon playing Drums on it.

[quote author=magicfingers_ie link=board=legends;num=1114286293;start=0#0 date=04/23/05 at 12:58:13]Where can i find this Zappa tune? It has Keith Moon playing Drums on it.[/quote]<br>no keith on this version:<br><br>1972 nov 11 washington late show<br>01 caravan with a drum solo [sub][/sub]<br>[tt]limited time offer, 3.5 meg mp3[/tt]<br>

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I'm reading a Keith Moon Biography at the moment and it states <br>       "He ended his working year(1971)with an unintentional nod to the man he had started it with, getting behind the kit to ensure Frank Zappa's Caravan With a Drum Solo lived up to it's name"

It's Caravan with a Drum Solo in the book i read, ok?

[quote author=magicfingers_ie link=board=legends;num=1114286293;start=0#5 date=04/24/05 at 13:27:17]It's Caravan with a Drum Solo in the book i read, ok?[/quote]<br>  touchy touchy eh?  you must have sand in your vigina.  :D

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"I wanna hear Caravan with a drum solo." - one of many humorous spoken phrases from Absolutely Free (it appears specifically in America Drinks & Goes Home).  The spoken phrases were ingredients in Frank Zappa's musical/satirical stew. <br><br>I like Caravan - Duke Ellington was fantastic. But isn't that tune kind of faux exotic? I think this is something a goof in a night club would blurt out who doesn't even care that the big band he is listening to has nothing of substance to offer. Apropos of the mindless II-V-I desolation being lampooned in the song America Drinks (to be followed by I7-V7 desolation lampooned in Tiny Sick Tears.)

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Lumpy Gravy wrote: If he had yelled 'drum solo', it wouldn't have been funny, and Zappa would probably not have remembered it in the first place. <br>See?<br><br>Well, it's true I didn't read your earlier post for some reason. My bad, because it was pretty definitive. But I believe my post added something.<br><br>Guy mispronounces the word because he's a goof. That's funny. And it's an in-joke. But it has some force in the art even if you do not know the in-joke. It has context in America Drinks - goofs who like stale vapid night-club music.

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For your reference, sola means single in Spanish.

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"If Frank Zappa cut a fart and mixed it to stereo, I'd buy it!" - jimmie d

I have a real good version of Caravan with Buddy Rich and Max Roach.

Talk about a hip drum sola!

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Gene Krupa did a great version of Caravan on the old Playboy After Dark show. I know it's on DVD somewhere, but I couldn't find it on youtube.

Try this:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wRwu1ZNa ... re=related

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cHr4XQ9S ... re=related

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eIMJXQ92LP4

yo, guys
Caravan's also on Money Jungle
I mean, Ellington, Mingus, AND Roach?
That shit's pretty solid

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Cool!

Yea Max Roach's drums sound way better than Buddy. Buddy never really tuned his drums to well IMO. Where as Max's drums just sing!

That is what I always liked about John Bonham. His drums sounded great even though he wasn't that great a soloist.

Another drummer I always liked for drum sound was Michael Shrieve (and his playing kicked ass).

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