Scott Thunes 1988 Tour

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FZShows: 1988 - The last tour

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Frank Zappa's Band, February - June 1988. FZ, Ike Willis, Mike Keneally, Scott Thunes, Chad Wackerman, Ed Mann, Bobby Martin, Bruce Fowler, Walt Fowler, Paul Carman, Albert Wing, Kurt McGettrick. Song properties for this tour: The Closer You Are always includes Johnny Darling at the end;

scott thunes - United Mutations

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Scott Thunes recorded and toured with Frank Zappa until the last concert of the Zappa band, June 1988.

Zappa.com • View topic - 1988 tour...

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Aug 12, 2003 · The band (as as been mentioned) were typically awesome. I remember hearing a FZ interview on BBC Radio a while later where he never went into much detail, just that they fell apart - the other members refused to play with Scott Thunes. FZ said the cancellation of the remainder of the tour cost him personally somewhere in the region of $250,000.

h2g2 - 'Broadway The Hard Way' - the Frank Zappa 1988 Tour ...

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May 20, 2005 · Every show in the 1988 tour was unique: It was part of Zappa's 'aesthetic philosophy' to reward the audience for paying attention. He would change the setlist, the style and the lyrics of the songs, insert musical references (the famous 'Louie, Louie' riff) and parodies (the 'Billy Jean' vamp in 'Why don't you like me?'

The Frank Zappa 1988 Tour Project

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The Frank Zappa 1988 Tour Project. I remember seeing ads for Frank Zappa's stop in Columbus in March 1988. I was already a fan at this point, but I was only 13 and didn't know many people who liked this sort of music, and I was then under the Rolling Stone-influenced delusion that the only "good" Zappa was the early Mothers albums.So I missed out on what turned out to be Zappa's last tour.

Zappa '88…. Steve Hoffman Music Forums

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Mar 19, 2014 · There's actually a great book on the '88 tour if you're interested called Zappa the Hard Way by Andrew Greenaway. I got the impression that it was a number of factors. It seems Scott Thunes has a personality that rubbed a lot of the band the wrong way, and this was exacerbated when Frank put him in charge of rehearsals when he couldn't make it.

:: g e o s c o t t :: W E L C O M E H E R E - Scott Thunes

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Geoscott is the official site of Scott Thunes and family - Georgia, Hazle and Virgil.::Hello and Greetings:: Wednesday, July 1, 2015, 8:38 am. My Life with Chris Squire: When I was 12, I'd been playing the bass for a few years, on and off. I'd gone through the blues, heavy blues-rock (The Cream), took a couple of lessons on positioning my hands ...

Ok. What happened with the ‘88 band? : Zappa

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By the '88 tour, Zappa would appoint band members to act as a rehearsal leader or "Klonemeister" to rehearse the rest of the band in his absence. With Frank spinning many plates including his home video business and his dabbling in foreign trade the job fell on bassist Scott Thunes.

Zappa the Hard Way: Greenaway, Andrew: 9781908724007 ...

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Dec 21, 2011 · 1) Mike Keneally (Steve Vai's replacement as Stunt Guitarist in FZ's band) was the only band member who took the side of Scott Thunes, Zappa's totally brilliant but obnoxious and caustic bass player and appointed "Clonemeister" (person appointed by Zappa to rehearse the group until he shows up, basically imitating what FZ does) for the 1988 tour.Reviews: 88

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