Frank Zappa - Eat That Question download song

I don't understand why people argue about music & musicians. Like Frank said, taste is subjective. I've always loved his music, and even if I didn't, I wouldn't deny that his accomplishments in his chosen field of endeavor were quite amazing. He did it all; a composer of some of the most complex music ever written; an incredible guitarist; multi-instrumentalist; satirical lyricist; singer; arranger of music; band leader; businessman; husband; father, defender of the Constitution and personal freedom; etc. In the final analysis, for me, Frank Zappa was a creative genius and one awesome motherf*cker...........................

Long life Zappa and George Duke, who's keyboard solo in this song, really shines. Great stuff!!!

Don Preston. Zappa. The orchestra. This was the very definition of being 15 years old in 1976, when I first heard this, a few years late. This was one of the first albums that threw me off of the bubblegum and classic rock stations. Wasn't long before radio was abandoned for good. This is the shit.

...that overlooked amazing as all hell bass guitar.... omfg

Just a mention for Aynsley DUnbar too. Immaculate drumming on the whole album.

Frank had a hell of lot of amazing musicians in his bands over the years, but I think George Duke was the greatest of them all.

The best song on the album and quite possibly the best instrumental I've ever heard.

I got it... The 8 dislikes came from people who wanted the album picture would have more resolution. That's the only logic...

Off  the "The Grand Wazoo"  Album 1972 ......Personnel Frank Zappa – guitar, percussion, vocals Janet Neville-Ferguson – vocals Sal Marquez – trumpet, vocals, brass Mike Altschul – woodwind Earl Dumler – woodwind Tony "Bat Man" Ortega – woodwind Joanne Caldwell – vocals, brass, woodwind Johnny Rotella – woodwind Fred Jackson – woodwind Malcolm McNabb – trombone, horn, trumpet in D Bill Byers – trombone Ken Shroyer – trombone, brass, contractor and spiritual guidance Ernie Tack – brass Bob Zimmitti – percussion Alan Estes – percussion Don Preston – Mini Moog Tony Duran – guitar, bottleneck guitar Erroneous (Alex Dmochowski) – bass Aynsley Dunbar – drums George Duke – keyboards, vocals "Chunky" (Lauren Wood) – vocals Joel Peskin – saxophone, woodwindErnie Watts - mystery horn

George Duke is a MONSTER! The freaking timing change makes this a really special song....I always get goose bumps when Frank comes in with that blazin' Gibson SG! Was lucky enough to see Frank twice, once at the Fox in Atlanta and once is Pittsburgh - always respected him, but live he was something else! Miss you Brother! Love the music!

anyone that misses Frank as much as me should make a solid effort to go see Zappa plays Zappa... Dweezil is doing an ACE job... I've seen them twice now and it's simply amazing.

I miss Frank and George Duke so much. This song has everything I love about jazz fusion: fiery performances, solo's that touch the heavens, and a killer groove that I wanna hear all day long. Special shout-out to the absolutely filthy keys on this tune, Duke is in rare form on this tune and just killing it from start to finish!

Timing on the George Duke intro, heard it mimicked several times, never heard it equalled.

I bought Freak Out ! when it came out, then I remember Hot Rats making a big impression. I saw Zappa at the London Palladium in '71. Always been a fan.

jAZZ IS NOT DEAD IT`S JUST SMELLS fUNNY...

It is the walls of Jericho being blown apart by music...