Frank Zappa - Guitar (1988)

Frank Zappa - Guitar (1988)

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Frank Zappa - Guitar

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Disc one

1. "Sexual Harassment in the Workplace"   Fox Theatre, December 12, 1981   3:42

2. "Which One Is It?" "Black Page" - Olympiahalle, June 26, 1982 3:04

3. "Republicans"   "Let's Move to Cleveland" - Tower Theater, November 10, 1984   5:07

4. "Do Not Pass Go"   "Drowning Witch" - Hammersmith Odeon, June 19, 1982   3:36

5. "Chalk Pie"   "Zoot Allures" - Terrace Ballroom, December 7, 1981   4:51

6. "In-A-Gadda-Stravinsky"   "Let's Move to Cleveland" - Atlanta Civic Center, November 25, 1984   2:50

7. "That's Not Really Reggae"   "Whipping Post" - Hammersmith Odeon, September 25, 1984   3:17

8. "When No One Was No One"   "Zoot Allures" - Sporthalle, May 21, 1982   4:48

9. "Once Again, without the Net"   "Let's Move to Cleveland" - Arlene Schnitzer Concert Hall, December 20, 1984   3:43

10. "Outside Now (Original Solo)"   "City of Tiny Lites" - Rudi-Sedlmayer-Halle, March 31, 1979   5:28

11. "Jim & Tammy's Upper Room"   "Advance Romance" - La Patinoire Municipale, June 1, 1982   3:11

12. "Were We Ever Really Safe in San Antonio?"   "Drowning Witch" - Majestic Performing Arts Center, December 10, 1984   2:49

13. "That Ol' G Minor Thing Again"   "City of Tiny Lites" - Hallenstadion, June 24, 1982   5:02

14. "Hotel Atlanta Incidentals"   "Hot-Plate Heaven at the Green Hotel" - Atlanta Civic Center, November 25, 1984   2:44

15. "That's Not Really a Shuffle"   "King Kong" - Brøndbyhallen, May 11, 1982   4:23

16. "Move It or Park It"   "Black Page" - Alte Oper, June 11, 1982   5:43

17. "Sunrise Redeemer"   "Let's Move to Cleveland" - Sunrise Musical Theatre, November 30, 1984   3:58

Disc two

1. "Variations on Sinister #3"   "Easy Meat" - Oscar Mayer Theater, August 11, 1984   5:15

2. "Orrin Hatch on Skis"   "Ride My Face to Chicago" - Sunrise Musical Theatre, November 30, 1984   2:12

3. "But Who Was Fulcanelli?"   "Drowning Witch" - Sporthalle, May 21, 1982   2:48

4. "For Duane"   "Whipping Post" - Atlanta Civic Center, November 25, 1984   3:24

5. "GOA"   "Let's Move to Cleveland" - Bismarck Theater, November 23, 1984   4:51

6. "Winos Do Not March"   "Sharleena" - Orpheum Theater, December 4, 1984   3:14

7. "Swans? What Swans?"   "Pound for a Brown" - Fox Theatre, December 12, 1981   4:23

8. "Too Ugly for Show Business"   "King Kong" - Berkeley Community Theatre, December 10, 1981   4:20

9. "Systems of Edges" "Inca Roads" - Rhein-Main-Halle, March 27, 1979 5:32

10. "Do Not Try This at Home"   "Black Page" - Parco Redecesio, July 7, 1982   3:46

11. "Things That Look Like Meat"   "City of Tiny Lites" - Terrace Ballroom, December 7, 1981   6:57

12. "Watermelon in Easter Hay"   Jones Beach Theater, August 16, 1984   4:02

13. "Canadian Customs"   "Let's Move to Cleveland" - Queen Elizabeth Theatre, December 18, 1984   3:34

14. "Is That All There Is?"   "Let's Move to Cleveland" - Philipshalle, May 22, 1982   4:09

15. "It Ain't Necessarily the Saint James Infirmary" (Gershwin, Gershwin, Heyward, Primrose)   "Pound for a Brown" - Stadio Communale, July 8, 1982   5:15

Vinyl version

Side one

1. "Sexual Harassment in the Workplace"   3:42

2. "Republicans"   5:08

3. "Do Not Pass Go"   3:37

4. "That's Not Really Reggae"   3:17

5. "When No One Was No One"   4:41

Side two

6. "Once Again, without the Net"   3:58

7. "Outside Now (Original Solo)"   5:29

8. "Jim & Tammy's Upper Room"   3:11

9. "Were We Ever Really Safe in San Antonio?"   2:50

10. "That Ol' G Minor Thing Again"   4:39

Side three

11. "Move It or Park It"   5:43

12. "Sunrise Redeemer"   3:53

13. "But Who Was Fulcanelli?"   2:58

14. "For Duane"   3:25

15. "GOA"   4:46

Side four

16. "Winos Do Not March"   3:14

17. "Systems of Edges"   5:32

18. "Things That Look Like Meat"   6:55

19. "Watermelon in Easter Hay"   4:00

Frank Zappa Band Members / Musicians

Frank Zappa - guitar

Ray White - guitar

Steve Vai - guitar

Tommy Mars - keyboards

Bobby Martin- keyboards

Ed Mann - percussion

Scott Thunes - bass guitar

Chad Wackerman - percussion

Ike Willis - guitar

Allan Zavod - keyboards

Denny Walley - guitar

Warren Cuccurullo - guitar

Arthur Barrow - bass guitar

Vinnie Colaiuta - percussion

Peter Wolf - keyboards

Guitar is a 1988 live album by Frank Zappa. It is the follow-up to 1981's Shut Up 'n Play Yer Guitar; like that album it features Zappa's guitar solos excerpted from live performances, recorded between 1979 and 1984. It garnered Zappa his sixth Grammy nomination for "Best Rock Instrumental Performance".