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Frank Zappa and his band playing the second movement of Sinister Footwear at the Palladium in NYC, during the Halloween show, 1981-10-31.
Frank Zappa - lead guitar, lead vocals, band leader
Ray White - rhythm guitar, vocals
Steve Vai - guitar, sitar
Tommy Mars - keyboards
Robert Martin - keyboards, tenor saxophone, vocals
Ed Mann - percussion
Scott Thunes - bass
Chad Wackerman - drums
Comentarios
10 years ago
jordian me
All Zappa song are original.But this one...this drive me crazy, I can listen this for hours wondering the same question over and over...How on earth can a human being compose somenthing so...incredible?10 years ago
Chris Hicks
That electric sitar sounds like it's a bitch to tune.11 years ago
RushFanPix
LOVES11 years ago
drdotislovinlife
LOVES11 years ago
Pedro Silva
I can actually see a lot of Zappa's in Steve Vai's playing you notice that his playing was really influenced but frank just love them both11 years ago
myrtlepalmwasher
Plagiarism is when you steal someone else's music. This is a recurring theme.12 years ago
Stuart Morrow
I love when he has the drums doubling the melody, so much more interesting than just playing time. Sinister Footwear, Mo 'n' Herb, the first movement of Greggery Peccary (listen closely!) (on the 75 version at least)12 years ago
TheTimananda
damn !! I was at this show !!!!12 years ago
musicisthebestF
Well i wouldnt say he was the most important musician that ever lived But i WOULD say he the most important musician between 1967-1989 i mean the man was the First to mix Classic & Rock and Jazz & Rock And he influenced over 4 of my Favorite guitarists Like Vai, Mattias Eklundh Mike Keneally, Christophe Godin, Bumblefoot12 years ago
mathor
6:23 u mad bro?12 years ago
Houser Kat
no one quite like him. I could say he has inspired me, but if I was that obsessed with being like him i'd probably end up in a mental institute. amazing stuff.12 years ago
BHAKTI BROPHY
WHY ISN'T THIS ON "THE TORTURE NEVER STOPS" DVD??? Is this video available to buy somewhere?13 years ago
CarloTheImmortal
if it's plagiarism in one account so be it on the next, interesting though [as some guy said up there, he called it musical continuity...(zappa)] ... in a song or two I've wanted to use the same part just because how it fit, I guess that's part of why Zappa did it13 years ago
Thomas Atzinger
@YourArf yes, specifically a Coral electric sitar13 years ago
badazzpresidents23
I weave in and out of Zappa's music, I need more of his CD's, but he might be the most important musician that ever lived.13 years ago
Matte212
Is it just me or does the intro sound alot like bledsoe boulevard? It's on vai's first solo album flex-able.13 years ago
Guillaume De Marmont
Frank Zappa - Sinister Footwear II (live in NYC, 1981)13 years ago
YourArf
@MaximumFiff It's an electric sitar.13 years ago
YourArf
@knoxlobster The cut on the DVD is actully Frank's own, back from the eighties. There's a few mistakes in this performance, Vai plays a wrong chord at the begining for example, so that's problary why Frank omitted it.13 years ago
John Knox
obviously not good enough to put on thte torture never stops dvd though ey ZFT! :(Videos Relacionados
