| Identifier | 4406178 |
| Created At | Tue May 23 2023 23:54:00 GMT+0000 (Coordinated Universal Time) |
| Media Count | 1 |
| Sound Rating | A |
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Performance
| Frank Zappa 1966-06-09 Boy Wonder Sessions, TTG Studios, Los Angeles, CA | |
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| Set 1 | Teenage Bill Of Rights
The Comedian Boy Wonder I Love You Orange Colored Sky Teenage Bill Of Rights Tears Come From Loving You I Love The Comedian |
| Set 2 | |
| Set 3 | |
| Comment | June 9th/10th, 1966
Produced by Tom Wilson Arranged and conducted by Frank Zappa Orange Colored Sky June 10, 1966 Burt Ward--vocals Dennis Budimir--guitar Elliot Ingber--guitar Lou Morell--guitar William Pitman--guitar Eugene DiNovi--piano Anthony Terran--trumpet John T. Johnson--tuba Plas Johnson--sax Jack Nimitz--b. clarinet, clarinet Frederick Dutton--contra bassoon, bassoon Benjamin Barrett--cello Kenneth Watson--tympani, traps, mallets John Guerin--drums Boy Wonder, I Love You T.T.G. Studios, LA June 9, 1966 Burt Ward--vocals Dennis Budimir--guitar Elliot Ingber--guitar Eugene DiNovi--piano James Zito--French horn, trumpet George Callender--tuba Plas Johnson--sax Justin Gordon--b. clarinet, clarinet Benjamin Barrett--cello Roy Estrada--bass Jimmy Carl Black--drums Notes from Greg Russo: Burt Ward, the "Boy Wonder" Robin on the "Batman" TV series, was signed to MGM Records in June 1966 after an unproductive stint on the ABC-Paramount label. Tom Wilson produced with Zappa arranging and conducting, and the break in the master numbers indicates that other songs were recorded at these sessions: "Teenage Bill Of Rights", "I Love" ["Autumn Love"?], "The Comedian" and "Tears Come From Loving You". Of these, Ward only vocalized on "Teenage Bill Of Rights", the other ones were meant to have his vocals, but time ran out at the recording session. Those recordings are backing tracks arranged and conducted by FZ, who's heard on occasion on the session tape. The record was released on November 14, 1966. |