... Willie the Pimp". with Captain Beefheart singing in a gravely, nasty, pimpy voice, but the lyrics occupy only one or two minutes. The three long pieces, "Willie," "Son of Mr. Green Genes" and "The Gumbo Variations" are extensive free ...
... Willie The Pimp" on the "Mothers Live At The Fillmore East" album. Since then they have worked on their own as Flo & Eddie, recently releasing their third album, "Illegal, Immoral and Fattening", colled the party album of the year by ...
... Willie the Pimp" is the vocal, done over a country-stomp minor-mode riff in the bass which runs the length of the hypnotic nine-minute work and wrings nice harmonies out oi two chords. Frank has been a pretty stunning guitar soloist for ...
... Willie the Pimp." And while "Honestly Now (Safety's Just Danger.-.Out of Place)" began innocently enough with Connick's sparse solo piano under his vocal, it soon swelled into a pulsing funk/metal monster that Living Colour would have ...
... Willie the Pimp." And while "Honestly Now (Safety's Just Danger.-.Out of Place)" began innocently enough with Connick's sparse solo piano under his vocal, it soon swelled into a pulsing funk/metal monster that Living Colour would have ...
... Willie The Pimp" was interrupted by a combination of "Won't Get Fooled Again" and "Pinball Wizard" with Flo running down the aisles screaming "see me, feel me." The group closed the set with a shortened version of "HappyTogether," and ...
... Willie the Pimp" (greasy vocals by Captain Hoefhcart) and "The Gumbo Variations" Clocking at nine and seventeen minutes, respecmely, the phrasing* ul ihcir giadual improvisations arc the foundation of today's jam-bands (liey Amisiusio ...
... Willie The Pimp," "Treacherous Cretins," or the ever popular "Why Does It Hurt When I Pee?"? Somehow, Zappa made it all work — or at least most of it. And even when he didn't, on overly clever albums like "Apostrophe," there was the ...
... Willie The Pimp," "Treacherous Cretins," or the ever popular "Why Does It Hurt When I Pee?'? Somehow, Zappa made it all work — or at least most of it. And even when he didnt, on overly clever albums like "Apostrophe," there was the ...
... Willie the Pimp, Holiday in Berlin, our way to relieve the often explicit carryings on of our would be lovers, then, halfway through second side, the record positively glows as the Mothers of Invention play that archetypal peace-love ...