FZ chronology: 1965-1969

1965

c. 1964-1965	The Sinners And Saints Tavern, Ontario, CA The Muthers: FZ—guitar, vocals Paul Woods—bass Les Papp—drums	Power Trio From The Saints 'N Sinners [68] The Muthers/Power Trio [75]
Early 1965	Village Inn & Barbecue, Sun Village, CA FZ—guitar Jim Sherwood—sax Johnny Franklin—bass Toby Tobias—drums Cora Stacker—guest vocalist	The Village Inn [68] Steal Away (Hughes) [68]
March 25, 1965	Studio Z, Cucamonga, CA FZ—acoustic guitar Bobby Saldana—bass Les Papp—drums	GTR Trio [75] Bossa Nova Pervertamento [68]
March 26, 1965	FZ and Lorraine Belcher arrested in Cucamonga
spring 1965	County Jail, San Bernardino FZ spends 10 days in Tank C

c. April 1965	The Broadside, Pomona The Soul Giants: Ray Collins—vocals Davy Coronado—sax FZ—guitar Roy Estrada—bass Jimmy Carl Black—drums
c. April 1965	Rehearsals at Studio Z
c. April-May 1965	The Blackouts / Captain Glasspack & His Magic Mufflers: Ray Collins—vocals FZ—guitar Roy Estrada—bass Jimmy Carl Black—drums
May 9, 1965	The name of the band is officially changed to The Mothers
Spring-Summer, 1965	The Mothers: Ray Collins—vocals, tambourine FZ—guitar, vocals Roy Estrada—bass, vocals Jimmy Carl Black—drums, vocals
c. May 1965	The Broadside, Pomona, CA Recorded by Motorhead	Louisiana Blues (aka Original Mothers at The Broadside) (Morganfield) [68]
c. May 1965	unknown venue (prob. The Broadside, Pomona, CA) FZ—guitar, vocals Ray Collins—vocals, tambourine, harmonica Roy Estrada—bass, vocals Jim Black—drums	My Babe (Medley/Hatfield) [72] Wedding Dress Song (Trad.) [72] Handsome Cabin Boy (Trad.) [72] Hitch Hike (Stevenson/Paul/Gaye) [72]

c. May 1965	FZ moves to 1819 Bellevue Ave, in the Echo Park section of Los Angeles
c. 1965	FZ buys a Gibson E5 Switchmaster
1965	Mondo Hollywood Party Hollywood, CA (with Herb Cohen attending)	Party Scene From Mondo Hollywood [68]
October 1, 1965	Herb Cohen hired officially as Personal Manager
October 3, 1965	Broadside, Pomona, CA (last gig of The Mothers there before going to Hollywood)
October 4, 1965	Alice Stuart (guitar) starts rehearsing with The Mothers
October 6, 1965	The Action, Los Angeles, CA (first gig of The Mothers there and first Alice Stuart gig with the group)
c. October 19, 1965	Alice Stuart quits
October 20, 1965	The Mothers Original Sound, Los Angeles, CA FZ—guitar(s), lead vocals Ray Collins—lead vocals Roy Estrada—bass Jim Black—drums	Any Way The Wind Blows I'm So Happy I Could Cry [72] Go Cry On Somebody Else's Shoulder (FZ/Collins) [72] How Could I Be Such A Fool? [72] I'm Not Satisfied I Ain't Got No Heart Love Of My Life Watts Riot Demo/Fillmore Sequence (studio parts) [78]
October 31, 1965	The Action, Los Angeles, CA John Wayne—guest
c. October-November, 1965	Steve Mann (guitar, harmonica) joins and leaves
November 15, 1965	The Mothers associate officially as musical group with FZ as leader. Henry Vestine (guitar) officially joins The Mothers.
	The Mothers: Ray Collins—vocals, tambourine FZ—guitar, vocals Henry Vestine—guitar Roy Estrada—bass, vocals Jimmy Carl Black—drums, vocals
November 1965	Whisky à Go-Go Los Angeles, CA (with Tom Wilson attending)	Trouble Every Day
December 15, 1965	Run Home, Slow premiere
December 31, 1965	The Mothers Of Invention sign with Verve/MGM
c. 1965-1966	unknown studio FZ—guitar, vocals Ray Collins—vocals, tambourine Henry Vestine—guitar Roy Estrada—bass Jimmy Black—drums	Motherly Love [72] Plastic People (Berry/FZ) [72] Anyway The Wind Blows [72] I Ain't Got No Heart [72]

1966

January 31-February 2, 1966	The Trip Los Angeles, CA Henry Vestine quits and Jim Guercio (guitar & vocals) joins the band to quit soon
early 1966	Seward St. Studio Los Angeles, CA FZ—guitar, vocals Ray Collins—lead vocals Roy Estrada—bass, vocals Jim Black—drums, vocals	Original Mothers Rehearsal [68] How Could I Be Such A Fool? [68]
early 1966	In no particular order, Ray Collins quits; Elliot Ingber (guitar) joins and Ray Collins returns
Spring-Summer 1966	The Mothers Of Invention: Ray Collins—vocals, tambourine FZ—guitar, vocals Elliot Ingber—guitar Roy Estrada—bass, vocals Jimmy Carl Black—drums, vocals
March 1, 1966	The Mothers sign with Verve/MGM [?]
March 9, 1966	T.T.G. Studios, LA Produced by Tom Wilson Engineers: Ami Hadani & Tom Hidley FZ—guitar, vocals Ray Collins—vocals Elliot Ingber—guitar Roy Estrada—bass Jim Black—drums + Eugene DiNovi—piano Gene Estes—percussion Neil LeVang—guitar	Any Way The Wind Blows [01] [78] [79] Hungry Freaks, Daddy [01] [06] [78] [79] [92] Who Are The Brain Police? [01] [06] [78] [79] [92] You're Probably Wondering Why I'm Here [01] [06] [78] [79] [92] Go Cry On Somebody Else's Shoulder [01] [78] [79] Wowie Zowie [01] [78] [79] [AAAFNRAAAAAM] Trouble Every Day [01] [78] [79] [92] Motherly Love [01] [78] [79]
March 10, 1966	T.T.G. Studios, LA Produced by Tom Wilson Engineers: Ami Hadani & Tom Hidley FZ—guitar, vocals Ray Collins—vocals Elliot Ingber—guitar Roy Estrada—bass Jim Black—drums + John Rotella—clarinet, sax Kurt Reher—cello Raymond Kelley—cello Paul Bergstrom—cello Emmet Sargeant—cello Joseph Saxon—cello Edwin V. Beach—cello Arthur Maebe—French horn, tuba George Price—French horn John Johnson—tuba Carol Kaye—12-string guitar Virgil Evans—trumpet David Wells—trombone Kenneth Watson—percussion Gene Estes—percussion Eugene DiNovi—piano Plas Johnson—flute Roy Caton—copyist, trumpet?	I'm Not Satisfied [01] [78] [79] You Didn't Try To Call Me [01] [78] [79] I Ain't Got No Heart [01] [78] [79] How Could I Be Such A Fool [01] [78] [79]
March 11, 1966	T.T.G. Studios, LA Produced by Tom Wilson Engineers: Ami Hadani & Tom Hidley FZ—guitar, vocals Ray Collins—vocals Elliot Ingber—guitar Roy Estrada—bass Jim Black—drums + Gene Estes—percussion	Any Way The Wind Blows (overdubs) [01] [78] [79] You Didn't Try To Call Me (overdubs) [01] [78] [79] I Ain't Got No Heart (overdubs) [01] [78] [79] How Could I Be Such A Fool (overdubs) [01] [78] [79]
March 12, 1966	T.T.G. Studios, LA Produced by Tom Wilson Engineers: Ami Hadani & Tom Hidley FZ—guitar, vocals Ray Collins—vocals Elliot Ingber—guitar Roy Estrada—bass Jim Black—drums + Gene Estes—percussion + Carl Franzoni—voice Vito—voice, percussion? Kim Fowley—vocals David Anderle + Motorhead Sherwood—noises Mac Rebennack (aka Dr. John)—piano Paul Butterfield Les McCann—piano Jean Vassar—voice etc.	Help, I'm A Rock [01] [78] [79] Vito Rocks The Floor (Greek Out!) [79] Freak Out Zilofone [78] It Can't Happen Here [01] [06] [78] [79] [92] The Return Of The Son Of Monster Magnet [01] [78] [79] Hold On To Your Small Tiny Horsies . . . [79] Cream Cheese (Work Part) [79] Objects [79] Freak Trim (Kim Outs A Big Idea) [79] Percussion Insert Session Snoop [79] Freak Out Drum Track w/ Timp. & Lion [78] [79] Percussion Object 1 & 2 [79] Lion Roar & Drums From Freak Out! [79] "Low Budget Rock & Roll Band" [78] [79] Brown Shoes Don't Make It (It Can't Happen Here early title?) One For Parker Army Since Cisos
c. March 9-12, 1966	T.T.G. Studios, LA FZ—guitar Ray Collins—vocals Elliot Ingber—guitar Roy Estrada—bass Jim Black—drums	Groupie Bang Bang [79]
April 1, 1966	Tommy Flanders T.T.G. Studios, LA FZ Armand Kaproff—cello Harold Schneier—cello Gerald Wiggins—piano James Gordon—drums Lou Morell—guitar David Wells—trumpet, trombone Johnny Rotella—c. bass flute, sax	Friday Night City (aka Motown) (Flanders) Reputation (Hardin)
April 7-16, 1966	Da Swamp, Waikiki, Hawaii
June 9, 1966	Burt Ward T.T.G. Studios, LA Produced by Tom Wilson Arranged by FZ Dennis Budimir—guitar Elliot Ingber—guitar Gene 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 Black—drums	Boy Wonder I Love You Gotta Fall In Love (I Love)
June 10, 1966	Burt Ward T.T.G. Studios, LA Produced by Tom Wilson Arranged by FZ Dennis Budimir—guitar Elliot Ingber—guitar Lou Morell—guitar William Pitman—guitar Gene 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—timpani, traps, mallets John Guerin—drums	Orange Colored Sky (DeLugg/Stein) Teenage Bill Of Rights (John/Regan) Variant I (The Comedian) Tears Come From Loving You
June 21, 1966	Bobby Jameson H & R Studios, LA Produced by Norm Ratner Arranged by FZ Bobby Jameson—vocals Louis Morell—guitar Robert West—guitar, bass Carol Kaye—guitar FZ—lead guitar Larry Knechtel—piano Gene Estes—drums, timpani John Guerin—drums	Gotta Find My Roogalator (R. P. Jameson) Girl From The East (R. P. Jameson)
June 25, 1966	Fillmore Auditorium, San Francisco, CA (opening for Lenny Bruce) Recording engineer: John Judnich	Another Pickup [04] The Downtown Talent Scout [58] Band Introductions From The Fillmore West [68] Plastic People [68] Watts Riot Demo/Fillmore Sequence (live parts) [78] Motherly Love [79] You Didn't Try To Call Me [79] I'm Not Satisfied [79] Hungry Freaks, Daddy [79] Go Cry On Somebody Else's Shoulder [79]
June 27, 1966	The Mothers Of Invention Freak Out! (2 LPs, Verve/MGM V/V6-5005-2)
June 29, 1966	The Mothers Of Invention How Could I Be Such A Fool? / Help, I'm A Rock, 3rd Movement: It Can't Happen Here (7", Verve/MGM VK-10418)
July 4, 1966	The Animals T.T.G. Studios, LA Produced by Tom Wilson Arranged by FZ FZ—guitar, bass William Roberts—guitar, harmonica Larry Knechtel and/or Don Randi—organ Carol Kaye—guitar, bass John Guerin—drums	The Other Side Of This Life (Fred Neil; arr. by FZ) All Night Long (FZ)
July 1966	FZ—guitar, bass John Guerin—drums	Rawgah [TZMLESEP—EBRE] including parts on Are You Hung Up? [03] and Very Distraughtening [04]
July 1966	FZ meets Gail Sloatman

August 8, 1966	Bobby Jameson Gotta Find My Roogalator (R. P. Jameson) (7", Penthouse 503)
August 18, 1966	The Factory Studio Audition (T.T.G.?) Engineer: Ami Hadani	Hey Girl (George) Changes (George/Klein) Candy Cane Madness (George/Klein)
	Denny Bruce (drums) joins The Mothers and quits some time later
August 25, 1966	Billy Mundi (drums) officially joins The Mothers
	Elliot Ingber is fired in San Francisco
	Van Dyke Parks (electric harpsichord) plays in and out
c. September 1966	Del Kacher's Studio, LA Produced by Del Kacher & FZ Florence Marly—vocals Del Kacher—guitar, bass FZ—drums, orchestration	Space Boy (Casher/Marly)
	Del Kacher (guitar) joins the Mothers for some gigs
c. September 1966	The Mothers Of Invention: FZ—lead guitar, vocals Ray Collins—vocals, tambourine Del Kacher—guitar Van Dyke Parks—keyboards Roy Estrada—bass, vocals Jimmy Carl Black—drums, vocals Billy Mundi—drums
	Don Preston (keyboards) joins The Mothers
c. September 1966	unknown venue FZ—guitar Ray Collins—vocals, tambourine Del Kacher—guitar Don Preston—keyboards Roy Estrada—bass Jimmy Carl Black—drums Billy Mundi—drums	Freak Chouffle' [AAAFNRAA 2014]
	Jim Fielder (guitar) joins The Mothers
	Bunk Gardner (woodwinds) joins The Mothers
Fall 1966-Winter 1967	The Mothers Of Invention: FZ—lead guitar, vocals Ray Collins—vocals, tambourine Jim Fielder—guitar Don Preston—keyboards Bunk Gardner—woodwinds Roy Estrada—bass, vocals Jimmy Carl Black—drums, vocals Billy Mundi—drums
Fall 1966	Interview with Mike Cole	"I Was Gonna Make A Movie One Time . . . " [#120]
Fall 1966	The Factory Original Sound, LA Produced by FZ Lowell George—lead vocals, rhythm guitar, dulcimer & percussion Warren Klein—lead guitar & guitars Martin F. Kibbee—bass Richie Hayward—drums, percussion & bg vocals + FZ—piano, prepared piano & bg vocals	Lightning-Rod Man (George/Kibbee) The Loved One (George/Kibbee)
November 14, 1966	The Mothers Of Invention Trouble Comin' Every Day / Who Are The Brain Police? (7", Verve/MGM VK-10458)
November 14, 1966	Burt Ward Boy Wonder I Love You / Orange Colored Sky (DeLugg/Stein) (7", MGM K 13632)
November 15, 1966	T.T.G. Studios, LA Produced by Tom Wilson Engineer: Ami Hadani	Status Back Baby [02] Plastic People [02] [06] [92] Son Of Suzy Creamcheese [02] Garbage Eaters (The Duke Of Prunes) [02] [06]
November 16, 1966	T.T.G. Studios, LA Produced by Tom Wilson Engineer: Ami Hadani	Remember (Amnesia Vivace) [02] [06] No Regrets (America Drinks) [02] Call Any Vegetable [02] [06] Send Santa Claus Back To The Rescue Mission (Uncle Bernie's Farm) [02]
November 17, 1966	T.T.G. Studios, LA Produced by Tom Wilson Engineer: Ami Hadani	If You Like Chickens (prob. Toads Of The Short Forest)
November 18, 1966	T.T.G. Studios, LA Produced by Tom Wilson Engineer: Ami Hadani Jim Getzoff—violin Marshall Sosson—violin Alvin Dinkin—viola Armand Kaproff—cello Don Ellis—trumpet John Rotella—contra-bass clarinet	Brown Shoes Don't Make It [02] [06] [92] [#105]
November 21, 1966	The Animals Animalism (LP, MGM E/SE-4414) including: The Other Side Of This Life (Fred Neil) & All Night Long (FZ) arranged by FZ

c. November 21-25, 1966	MGM Studios, NYC Engineer: David Greene	Absolutely Free [02] re-mix & edition
November 23-December 3, 1966	Balloon Farm, NYC (and other places)
December 1966	Barry Goldberg NYC, NY Produced by Tom Wilson Barry Goldberg—vocals, keyboards, guitar Mike Bloomfield—guitar FZ—guitar	Carry On (Goldberg)
December 16-17, 1966	Balloon Farm, NYC
December 23-31, 1966	Balloon Farm, NYC

1967

January 7-21, 1967	The New Penelope, Montreal, Canada
c. January 7-21, 1967	National Film Board Of Canada, Montreal, Canada FZ—lead guitar Ray Collins—? Jim Fielder—guitar? Don Preston—keyboards Bunk Gardner—woodwinds Roy Estrada—bass Jimmy Carl Black—drums Billy Mundi—drums, percussion	Ride For Your Life (Original Soundtrack)
c. 1967	Canadians (radio interview)	"Pretty Pat" [72]
c. 1967	Canadians (radio interview)	"The Phone Call" [72] "We Made Our Reputation Doing It That Way . . . " [72]

February 13, 1967	Capitol Studios, LA, CA Produced by Nick Venet 4-track Engineers: Joe, Rex, Pete, Jim, Bob, and/or Gary Jim Helms—guitar Paul Smith—piano Bob West—bass Jimmy Bond—bass Kenneth Watson—timpani, mallets Thomas Poole—percussion Johnny Guerin—drums	Sunday (prob. Oh No)/How Did That Get In Here? [04] [85]
February 17-19, 1967	Fillmore Auditorium, San Francisco, CA Jim Fielder's last known gig with The Mothers
March-August 1967	The Mothers Of Invention: FZ—guitar and vocals Ray Collins—vocals and tambourine Don Preston—keyboards Bunk Gardner—woodwinds Roy Estrada—bass and vocals Jimmy Carl Black—drums Billy Mundi—drums
March 6, 1967	T.T.G. Studios, LA, CA	Why Don'tcha Do Me Right? [02] Dilemma (Big Leg Emma) [02] Fillmore (Who Needs The Peace Corps?) [03] Electric Banana (Absolutely Free)
March 14, 1967	Capitol Studios, LA, CA	Unit 3A, Take 3 [85] Unit 2, Take 9 [85] Section 8, Take 22 [85]
March 14-16, 1967	Capitol Studios, LA, CA Produced by Nick Venet 4-track Engineers: Joe, Rex, Pete, Jim, Bob, and/or Gary Sid Sharp—contractor, conductor, violin (15-16) Tommy Tedesco—guitar, percussion Al Viola—guitar (14-15) Dennis Budimir—guitar (14, 16) Tony Rizzi—guitar (15-16) John Balkin—bass Bob West—bass Lyle Ritz—bass (14) Chuck Berghofer—bass (15) Jimmy Bond—bass (16) Mike Lang—piano (14) Lincoln Mayorga—piano (15-16) Jimmy Zito—trumpet Arthur E. Briegleb—French horn (14) George F. Price—French horn (14-15) David A. Duke—French horn (15) Arthur Maebe—French horn (16) Vincent De Rosa—French horn (16) Kenneth Shroyer—trombone (14-15) Lew McCreary—trombone (16) Ted Nash—woodwinds John Rotella—woodwinds Bunk Gardner—woodwinds Jules Jacob—woodwinds (14) Gene Cipriano—woodwinds (15-16) Don Christlieb—bassoon Tibor Zelig—violin (15-16) Ralph Schaeffer—violin (15-16) William Kurasch—violin (15-16) Phillip Goldberg—viola (15-16) Leonard Selic—viola (15-16) Arnold Belnick—violin (15-16) Harry Hyams—viola (15-16) Joseph DiFiore—viola (15-16) Jerome A. Kessler—cello (15-16) Joseph Saxon—cello (15-16) Jesse Ehrlich—cello (15-16) Leonard Malarsky—violin (15) Harold Ayres—violin (15) Jerome J. Reisler—violin (15) Raymond J. Kelley—cello (15) Alexander Koltun—violin (16) Bernard Kundell—violin (16) James Getzoff—violin (16) Harold G. Bemko—cello (16) Emil Richards—percussion (14) Gene Estes—percussion (14-15) Victor Feldman—percussion (15-16) Alan Estes—percussion (16) Frankie Capp—drums (14) Shelly Manne—drums (15-16)	Lumpy Gravy [04] We're Only In It For The Money (orchestral parts) [03] Unit 9 [85]

March 23-September 5, 1967
Garrick Theatre, NYC

c. March 25-April 2, 1967	Eric Clapton & FZ recording at FZ's NYC house
April 10, 1967	The Mothers Of Invention Why Don't You Do Me Right / Big Leg Emma (7", Verve/MGM VK-10513)
c. April 1967	Barry Goldberg Ronnie Siegel From Avenue L (Goldberg) / Carry On (Goldberg) (7", Verve Folkways KF5045)
1967	Tommy Flanders Friday Night City (Flanders) / Reputation (Hardin) (7", Verve Forecast KF5064)
May 19, 1967	prob. Capitol, NYC	Lumpy Gravy Capitol Master T-2719
May 26, 1967	The Mothers Of Invention Absolutely Free (LP, Verve V/V6-5013)
summer 1967	Sandy Hurvitz (vocals, piano) joins The Mothers as special guest in the Garrick Shows
probably c. July 1967		"If We'd All Been Living In California . . . " [07] [#107] [#107]
c. July 1967	Ray Collins quits
c. July 1967	Ian Underwood (keyboards/woodwinds) joins The Mothers
July 18, 1967	Photo session for the We're Only In It For The Money cover
July 21, 1967	Mayfair Studios, NYC Engineered by Gary Kellgren	Valarie (Lewis/Robinson) [87]
July 24, 1967	Mayfair Studios, NYC Engineered by Gary Kellgren	Stuff Up The Cracks [05] [87] [87]
August 7, 1967	Frank Zappa Lumpy Gravy (LP, Capitol STAO-2719) —withdrawn—
summer 1967	Interview with Matty Biberfeld WRVR, New York City, NY	"Dope Fiend Music" [79] "Poop Rock" [79] "Machinery" [79] "Psychedelic Money" [79] "The Full impact" [TZMLESEP—EBRE]
July-September 1967	Mayfair Studios, NYC Engineered by Gary Kellgren	We're Only In It For The Money (basic sessions) [03] The Big Squeeze [64] [94] Dense Slight [85] Intelligent Design [85] Lonely Little Girl (Original Composition—Take 24) [85] Absolutely Free (Instrumental) [85] Harry, You're A Beast (Instrumental) [85] What's The Ugliest Part Of Your Body? (Reprise/Instrumental) [85] Idiot Bastard Snoop [85] The Idiot Bastard Son (Instrumental) [85] Lonely Little Girl (Instrumental) [85] Mom & Dad (Instrumental) [85] Who Needs The Peace Corps? (Instrumental) [85] "Really Little Voice" [85] Take Your Clothes Off When You Dance (Instrumental) [85] Lonely Little Girl—The Single (basic track) [85]
September 6, 1967	Mayfair Studios, NYC	Creationism [85]
September 18, 1967	test pressing	Lumpy Gravy Capitol ST-1-2719/ST-2-2719
c. September 1967	Motorhead (baritone sax/percussion) becomes an official Mother
c. September 1967	Ray Collins returns
September 1967	FZ marries Gail Sloatman

September 23-October 2, 1967
1st European Tour

	The Mothers Of Invention: FZ—guitar and vocals Ray Collins—vocals and tambourine Don Preston—keyboards Ian Underwood—keyboards and woodwinds Bunk Gardner—woodwinds Motorhead—baritone sax Roy Estrada—bass and vocals Jimmy Carl Black—drums Billy Mundi—drums
September 23, 1967	Royal Albert Hall, London, UK	Louie Louie (At The Royal Albert Hall In London) (Berry) [07] [#107] [#107]
September 28, 1967	Moon Unit Zappa is born
September 30, 1967	Konserthuset, Stockholm, Sweden	BTB I: 'Tis The Season To Be Jelly [B16]
October 1, 1967	Falkoner Theatret, Copenhagen	Ian Underwood Whips It Out (from King Kong) [07] [#107] Where's Our Equipment? [58]

October-December 1967
East Coast

	Ray Collins quits?
October 1967	Apostolic Studios, NYC Engineered by Dick Kunc	We're Only In It For The Money (final sessions) [03] including: Who Needs The Peace Corps? [03] [92] Concentration Moon [03] [92] Mom & Dad [03] [92] Bow Tie Daddy [03] [92] What's The Ugliest Part Of Your Body? [03] [92] Let's Make The Water Turn Black [03] The Idiot Bastard Son [03] [06] Mother People [03] [06] Theme From Burnt Weeny Sandwich (basic track) [09] Dense Slight [85] N. Double A, AA [85] Lonely Little Girl—The Single [85]
c. October 3-8, 1967	Apostolic Studios, NYC Eric Clapton—voice Charlotte Martin—voice	Are You Hung Up? (voice) [03] Nasal Retentive Calliope Music (voice) [03] "The World Will Be A Far Happier Place" [85] "In Conclusion" [85]
October 1967	Apostolic Studios, NYC Louis Cuneo—voice Roy Estrada—voice Motorhead—voice	Lumpy Gravy [04] Beat It With Your Fist [33] Civilization Phaze III [63]
October 1967	Apostolic Studios, NYC Spider Barbour—voice John Kilgore—voice Monica—voice	Lumpy Gravy [04] Beat It With Your Fist [33] Porn Wars [44] [92] Civilization Phaze III [63]
October 1967	Apostolic Studios, NYC Gilly Townley—voice Maxine—voice Becky—voice Larry Fanoga—voice	Lumpy Gravy [04] Beat It With Your Fist [33] Civilization Phaze III [63]
	Don Preston quits and returns a week later Ray Collins returns?
October-December 1967	Apostolic Studios, NYC	Uncle Meat sessions [07] Meat Light [#107] Motorhead's Boogie (Funky Nothingness) [#126] [#126]
November 13, 1967	Interview by Joe Poll & David Pierce Mixed Media, Ann Arbor, MI (Aired in Strobe, WCBN, November 18, 1967)	"Psychedelic Music" [79] "MGM" [79] "Psychedelic Upholstery" [79] "That Problem With Absolutely Free" [85]
November 13, 1967	WDET, Detroit, MI	"How We Made It Sound That Way" [79]
November 20, 1967	The Mothers Of Invention Lonely Little Girl / Mother People (7", Verve/MGM VK-10570)
late 1967	West Village, NYC, NY	"What The Fuck's Wrong With Her" [85]
c. December 9-16, 1967	FZ—shooting of The Monkees episode, LA, CA.
c. 1967-1968	Linda Ronstadt Ian Underwood FZ	Remington Electric Razor

1968

January 28, 1968	Toronto, Ontario, Canada Probable last gig with Billy Mundi
1968	Toronto, Ontario, Canada	Toronto [TZMOSA—EBRE]
February 1968	Billy Mundi quits to join Rhinoceros
February 18, 1968	Fall River, MA Probable first gig with Jimmy Carl Black as only drummer since 1966
February 1968	Art Tripp joins The Mothers Of Invention
February 24, 1968	Colgate University, Hamilton, NY First gig of Art Tripp (drums/percussion) with The MOI
February 29, 1968	NARAS—10th Grammy Awards Pre-ceremony Dinner, NYC
early 1968	Apostolic Studios, NYC	Uncle Meat sessions [07] Meat Light [#107] Dog Breath (Single Version) [#107] The Dick Kunc Story [64] Cops & Buns [64] [#107] Dwarf Nebula Processional March & Dwarf Nebula [10] Oh No [10] Wedding Dress Song/Handsome Cabin Boy [64] [68] Agency Man (studio version) [68] "Oink" [TZMOSA—EBRE] Randomonium [TZMOSA—EBRE]
early 1968	Apostolic Studios, NYC	Cruising With Ruben & The Jets [05] Greasy Love Songs [87]
early 1968	Apostolic Studios, NYC Ruth Komanoff—percussion Art Tripp—percussion	Uncle Meat [07] Meat Light [#107]
1968		"Humble & Naive" [TZMOSA—EBRE]
March 4, 1968	The Mothers Of Invention We're Only In It For The Money (LP, Verve V/V6-5045)
c. April 1968	FZ goes to LA to appear in Head
April 19, 1968	Fillmore East, NYC

May 3, 1968	The Dog, Denver, CO	Little House I Used To Live In [B23] Khaki Sack (Whät) [B23] Trouble Every Day [B23] English Tea Dancing Interludes [B23]
May 13, 1968	Frank Zappa Lumpy Gravy (LP, Verve V/V6-8741)
May 18, 1968	'The 1968 Pop Festival' Gulfstream Race Track, Hallandale, FL	King Kong VI [07] [#107]
June 4, 1968	RCA Studios, Hollywood Grace Slick—vocals FZ—leader Ian Underwood—piano & woodwinds Don Preston—keyboards Art Tripp—drums & percussion	Would You Like A Snack? (FZ/Slick) [Jefferson Airplane Jefferson Airplane Loves You (1992)]
c. June 1968	T.T.G. Studios, LA Produced & engineered by FZ Captain Beefheart & His Magic Band: Captain Beefheart—woodwinds, harmonica, vocals Zoot Horn Rollo—guitar Antennae Jimmy Semens—guitar Gary Marker—bass Drumbo—drums	Moonlight On Vermont (Vliet) [Trout Mask Replica] Veteran's Day Poppy (Vliet) [Trout Mask Replica]
July 23, 1968	Whisky à Go-Go, Los Angeles, CA 8-track remote facility: Wally Heider Recording engineer: Dick Kunc	Whisky A Go Go, 1968 [#128] America Drinks & Goes Home [#128] Help, I'm A Rock [#128] Transylvania Boogie [#128] My Boyfriend's Back (Feldman/Goldstein/Gottehrer) [#128] Bust His Head [#128] Tiny Sick Tears Jam [#128] Status Back Baby [#128] Memories Of El Monte (Zappa/Collins) [#118] [TZMOSA—EBRE] [#128] Oh, In The Sky [#118] [TZMOSA—EBRE] [#128] Valerie (Starlites) [#128] Hungry Freaks, Daddy [#128] [#128] King Kong [#128] [#128] Octandre (Varèse) [#128] Meow [58] [#128] God Bless America (Berlin) [07] [#107] [#107] [#128] Plastic People [#128] The Duke [#118] [TZMOSA—EBRE] [#128] [#128] Khaki Sack [#128] The Whip [#107] [#128] [#128] Brown Shoes Don't Make It [#107] [#128] [#128]
c. August 14-15, 1968	Ray Collins quits
August 25, 1968	Kerrisdale Arena, Vancouver, BC, Canada	Road Tapes, Venue #1 [93]
1968	Sunset Strip, LA Uher 2-track Recorded by Dick Kunc Wild Man Fischer—vocals	Wild Man Fischer An Evening With Wild Man Fischer
1968	Zappa Basement, LA Wild Man Fischer—vocals	Wild Man Fischer An Evening With Wild Man Fischer
1968	Studio 2, Sunset Sound, LA Engineered by Jerry Hansen Wild Man Fischer—vocals Kim Fowley Rodney Bingenheimer GTO's	Wild Man Fischer An Evening With Wild Man Fischer
September 1968	Studio 2, Sunset Sound, LA Engineered by Jerry Hansen Art Tripp—percussion (overdubs)	Uncle Meat [07] Meat Light [#107] Wild Man Fischer An Evening With Wild Man Fischer Theme From Burnt Weeny Sandwich (percussion) [09] Enigmas 1 Thru 5 [94]
1968	Sunset Sound, LA (?) FZ—overdubs	Wild Man Fischer An Evening With Wild Man Fischer
September 10, 1968	Sunset Sound, LA 2-track Recorded by Dick Kunc	My Head? [58]
1968	KPFK studios, LA	Mothers At KPFK [68]

September 27-October 28, 1968
2nd European Tour

	The Mothers Of Invention: FZ—guitar and vocals Don Preston—keyboards Ian Underwood—keyboards and woodwinds Bunk Gardner—woodwinds Motorhead—baritone sax Roy Estrada—bass and vocals Jimmy Carl Black—drums and vocals Art Tripp—drums and percussion
September 28, 1968	Grugahalle, Essen, Germany	King Kong [B23]
October 9, 1968	Wild Man Fischer The Circle (Fischer) / Merry-Go-Round (Fischer) (7", Bizarre/Reprise 0781)
October 20, 1968	Concertgebouw, Amsterdam, Netherlands	Dog Breath [B23] A Pound For A Brown (On The Bus) [B23]
October 25, 1968	Royal Festival Hall, London, UK 3M 4-track	Prologue [61] Progress? aka Don Interrupts [61] [68] Like It Or Not aka Piece One [61] [68] The Jimmy Carl Black Philosophy Lesson aka Jim/Roy [61] [68] Holding The Group Back aka Jim/Roy [61] [68] Holiday In Berlin [61] [68] The Rejected Mexican Pope Leaves The Stage aka Piece Two [61] [68] Undaunted, The Band Plays On aka Piece Two [61] [68] Agency Man [61] [68] Epilogue [61] [68] Original Mothers At Fillmore East [68] Prelude To The Afternoon Of A Sexually Aroused Gas Mask [10] Uncle Meat (One Note At A Time) Son Of Prelude To The Afternoon Of A Sexually Aroused Gas Mask Oh, In The Sky Lecture From Festival Hall Show [68] King Kong [61] Help, I'm A Rock [61] Transylvania Boogie [61] Pound For A Brown [61] Sleeping In A Jar [61] Let's Make The Water Turn Black [61] Harry, You're A Beast [61] [68] The Orange County Lumber Truck Part 1 [61] Oh No [61] The Orange County Lumber Truck Part 2 [10] [61]

November 29-December 1968
West Coast

	The Mothers Of Invention: FZ—guitar, vocals Lowell George—guitar, vocals Don Preston—keyboards, electronics Ian Underwood—keyboards, alto sax Motorhead—baritone sax Bunk Gardner—tenor sax Buzz Gardner—trumpet Roy Estrada—bass, vocals Jimmy Carl Black—drums Art Tripp—drums, percussion
November 27, 1968	KPPC, Pasadena	"Secret Greasing" [87]
December 2, 1968	The Mothers Of Invention Cruising With Ruben & The Jets (LP, Bizarre/Verve V/V6-5055)
c. December 1968	Whitney Studios, LA?	GTO's Permanent Damage
December 30, 1968	Ruben & The Jets Deseri / Jelly Roll Gum Drop (7", Verve/MGM VK-10632)

1969

January-May 24, 1969
West & East Coast

c. 1969		The Revenge Of The Knick Knack People [65]
1969		Lonesome Cowboy Burt [#120]
January 31, 1969	WMEX, Boston	"Serious Fan Mail" (parts) [87] "The Reason We Have Stayed Together . . ." [#118]
February 1969	Dick Kunc buys a Uher 2-track recorder
c. February 1-7, 1969	Criteria Studios, Miami, Florida	Little House I Used To Live In (parts of the "Return Of The Hunch-Back Duke" section) [09] My Guitar Wants To Kill Your Mama (basic track) [10] Right There (Estrada/FZ) (parts) [58] German Lunch [58] Chucha [68] You Never Know Who Your Friends Are [94] including Harmonica Fun [68] prob. Charles Ives (The Blimp) [Trout Mask Replica]
February 7-9, 1969	Thee Image, Miami Beach, Florida Uher 2-track Recorded by Dick Kunc	Toads Of The Short Forest (second half) [10] Chocolate Halvah (George/Estrada/FZ) [58] Right There (Estrada/FZ) (parts) [58] Squeeze It, Squeeze It, Squeeze It [94] (parts) No Waiting For The Peanuts To Dissolve [58] Underground Freak Out Music [58] a.k.a. Black Beauty [68]
February 14, 1969	McMillin Theater, Columbia University, NYC Uher 2-track Recorded by Dick Kunc	You Call That Music? [57] Charles Ives [58] Here Lies Love (Martin/Dobard) [58] Run Home Slow: Main Title Theme [58] The Little March [58] Proto-Minimalism [58] There Is No Heaven From Where Slogans Go To Die [94] Uncle Meat [#107]
February 16, 1969	The Ballroom, Stratford, Connecticut Uher 2-track Recorded by Dick Kunc	Let's Make The Water Turn Black [51] Harry, You're A Beast [51] The Orange County Lumber Truck [51] Sweet Leilani (Harry Owens) [51] Oh No [51] Skweezit Skweezit Skweezit [68] Squeeze It, Squeeze It, Squeeze It [94] (parts) Theme From "Run Home Slow" [TZMOSA—EBRE] The Little March [TZMOSA—EBRE]
February 17, 1969	Lenny Bruce The Berkeley Concert (2 LPs, Bizarre/Reprise 2XS 6329)
February 21, 1969	The New School, NYC, NY	Lumpy Gravy "Shuffle" [85] "Serious Fan Mail" (parts) [87]
February 21, 1969	Fillmore East, NYC Uher 2-track Recorded by Dick Kunc	Are You Upset? [57] FZ/JCB Drum Duet [58]
February 28, 1969	The Factory, the Bronx, NYC Uher 2-track Recorded by Dick Kunc	Get A Little [10] Plastic People [51] Tiny Sick Tears [57] Where Is Johnny Velvet? [58] Return Of The Hunch-Back Duke [58] Trouble Every Day [58]
March 2, 1969	Philadelphia Arena, Pennsylvania Uher 2-track Recorded by Dick Kunc	Didja Get Any Onya? [10] Hot Rats Vintage Promotion Ad #3 (background music) [#115]

1969	Zappa Basement, LA Don Van Vliet—vocals FZ—guitar, bass? Winged Eel Fingerling (Elliot Ingber)—guitar Drumbo (John French)—drums	Alley Cat (Van Vliet/FZ) [64]
1969	Don Van Vliet—vocals	I'm A Band Leader [64] The Grand Wazoo (vocal track) [64]
March 1969	Entrada Drive, Woodland Hills, Los Angeles, California Uher 2-track Produced by FZ Engineered by Dick Kunc Captain Beefheart & His Magic Band: Captain Beefheart—woodwinds, harmonica, vocals The Mascara Snake—clarinet Zoot Horn Rollo—guitar Antennae Jimmy Semens—guitar Rockette Morton—bass Drumbo—drums	Trout Mask Replica (house sessions)
March 1969	Whitney Studios, Glendale, California Produced by FZ Engineered by Dick Kunc Captain Beefheart & His Magic Band: Captain Beefheart—woodwinds, harmonica, vocals The Mascara Snake—clarinet Zoot Horn Rollo—guitar Antennae Jimmy Semens—guitar Rockette Morton—bass Drumbo—drums	Trout Mask Replica (studio sessions)
March 15, 1969	Cal State, Fullerton, CA Wild Man Fischer—guest vocals	BTB II: Our Man In Nirvana [B26]
March 24, 1969	The Mothers Of Invention Mothermania: The Best of The Mothers (LP, Bizarre/Verve V6-5068)
April 20-23, 1969	1st International Music Industry Conference, Nassau, Bahamas
April 21, 1969	The Mothers Of Invention Uncle Meat (2 LPs, Bizarre/Reprise 2MS 2024)
April 28, 1969	Wild Man Fischer An Evening With Wild Man Fischer (2 LPs, Bizarre/Reprise 2XS 6332) produced by FZ
May 24, 1969	Rock Pile, Toronto, Canada Probably last gig of Lowell George with the MOI

May 30-June 7, 1969
3rd European Tour

	The Mothers Of Invention: FZ—guitar, vocals Don Preston—keyboards, electronics Ian Underwood—keyboards, alto sax Motorhead—baritone sax Bunk Gardner—tenor sax Buzz Gardner—trumpet Roy Estrada—bass, vocals Jimmy Carl Black—drums Art Tripp—drums, percussion
May 27, 1969	lecture at London School Of Economics
May 30, 1969	Town Hall, Birmingham, UK	Weasels Ripped My Flesh [10]
June 6, 1969	Royal Albert Hall, London, UK EMI Remote, 4-track	Little House I Used To Live In (parts) [09] Mozart Ballet (Mozart) [58] aka Mozart Piano Sonata In Bb [94] Intro [94] Sleazette [94] The Walking Zombie Music [94]

June-August 1969
US & Canada

June 16, 1969	Captain Beefheart & His Magic Band Trout Mask Replica (2 LPs, Straight STS 1053) produced by FZ
June 1969	A&R Studios, NYC 8-track	Valarie (Lewis/Robinson) [09] Eric Dolphy Memorial Barbecue [10] My Guitar Wants To Kill Your Mama [58]
c. 1969	?	Igor's Boogie, Phase One [09] Overture To A Holiday In Berlin [09] Igor's Boogie, Phase Two [09] Holiday In Berlin, Full-Blown (studio parts) [09] Little House I Used To Live In (overdubs) [09]
1969	Providence, Rhode Island Sony cassette Recorded by FZ	A Game Of Cards (FZ/Sherwood/Tripp/Underwood) [58]
1969	Boston	"What's Happening Of The Universe" [85]
July 8, 1969	The Ark, Boston, Massachusets Scully 4-track Recorded by Steve Waldman	Holiday In Berlin, Full-Blown (guitar solo?) [09] Piano/Drum Duet [58] Baked Bean Boogie [58] Beat The Boots I: The Ark [B12] Uncle Rhebus [94]
1969	Greyhound Bus Uher 2-track Recorded by Dick Kunc	JCB & Kansas On The Bus #1 (Kanzus/Black/Kunc/Barber) [58] JCB & Kansas On The Bus #2 (Kanzus/Black/Kunc/Barber) [58]

July 15-30, 1969	T.T.G. Studios, LA Engineers: Jack Hunt, Cliff Goldstein	mixing & recording
July 18, 1969	T.T.G. Studios, LA Ian Underwood—piano	Piano Music (Section 1) [#115] Little House I Used To Live In (piano intro) [09] Peaches En Regalia [#115] (basic piano track) [#115] Aybe Sea [#115] (basic piano track) [#115] [09]
July 18, 1969	T.T.G. Studios, LA FZ—guitar and percussion Ian Underwood—keyboards and woodwinds	My Guitar Wants To Kill Your Mama (overdubs) [10]
July 21, 1969	T.T.G. Studios, LA FZ—guitars Ian Underwood—woodwinds, harpsichord	Aybe Sea (overdubs) [#115] [09]
July 24, 1969	T.T.G. Studios, LA FZ—guitar Buzz Gardner—trumpet Ian Underwood—woodwinds Bunk Gardner—woodwinds John Balkin—bass Art Tripp—drums	WPLJ (Dobard/McDaniels) [09]
July 28, 1969	T.T.G. Studios, LA FZ—guitar Ian Underwood—organ Buzz Gardner—trumpet Bunk Gardner—sax John Balkin—bass Art Tripp—drums	Peaches En Regalia [#115]
July 28, 1969	T.T.G. Studios, LA Ian Underwood—piano, organ Shuggie Otis—bass Ron Selico—drums + Don 'Sugarcane' Harris—violin () Johnny Otis—tack piano () FZ—guitar (**)	Peaches En Regalia (Section 1, In Session) [#115] Peaches Jam—Part 1 [#115] [#115] () Peaches Jam—Part 2 [#115] () (**) Peaches En Regalia (Section 3, In Session) [#115] Peaches En Regalia [#115] [#115] [#115] (basic tracks) [08] [#115] [#115] Arabesque (In Session) (Toads Of The Short Forest) [#115] Arabesque (Toads Of The Short Forest) [#115] (first part) (basic tracks) [#115] [10] Dame Margret's Son To Be A Bride [#115]
July 29, 1969	T.T.G. Studios, LA Ian Underwood—piano, tack piano Max Bennett—bass John Guerin—drums + Don 'Sugarcane' Harris—violin () FZ—guitar ()	It Must Be A Camel (Part 1, In Session) [#115] It Must Be A Camel (Intercut, In Session) [#115] It Must Be A Camel [#115] [#115] (basic tracks) [#115] [08] [#115] Natasha (In Session) (Little Umbrellas) [#115] Natasha (Little Umbrellas) [#115] [#115] (basic tracks) [#115] [08] [#115] [#115] Bognor Regis [#115] [#115] () Willie The Pimp (In Session) [#115] () Willie The Pimp [#115] [#115] (basic tracks) [#115] [#115] [#115] [08] [#115] (*) Transition (In Session) (Twenty Small Cigars) [#115] [#115] [#115] Transition (Section 1) (Twenty Small Cigars) [#115] (basic tracks) [#115] [11] Transition (Section 2) (Twenty Small Cigars) [#115] [#115] Transition (Section 3) (Twenty Small Cigars) [#115] (basic tracks) [#115] Lil' Clanton Shuffle [#115] (basic tracks) [#115] [64]
July 29, 1969	T.T.G. Studios, LA FZ—guitar overdubs	Willie The Pimp (overdubs) [#115] [08] [#115] Willie The Pimp (overdubs) [#115]
July 29, 1969	T.T.G. Studios, LA Captain Beefheart—vocals	Willie The Pimp (overdubs) [#115] [08] [#115]
July 30, 1969	T.T.G. Studios, LA FZ—guitar Don 'Sugarcane' Harris—violin, vocals Don Preston—piano, organ Roy Estrada—bass Jimmy Carl Black—drums	Directly From My Heart To You (R.W. Penniman) [#115] [10] Another Waltz (The Little House I Used To Live In) [#115] (violin & piano solo) [09]
July 30, 1969	T.T.G. Studios, LA FZ—guitar () Don 'Sugarcane' Harris—violin, organ (*) Ian Underwood—piano, organ, sax Max Bennett—bass Paul Humphrey—drums	Dame Margret's Son To Be A Bride (Lemme Take You To The Beach) [#115] [#115] (basic tracks) [24] [65] Son Of Mr. Green Genes (Take 1) [#115] () Son Of Mr. Green Genes [#115] [#115] (basic tracks) [08] [#115] () Big Legs (The Gumbo Variations) [#115] [08] [#115] () (*)

c. August 2, 1969	NYC Annie Zannas—voice Cynthia Dobson—voice	The Story Of Willie The Pimp [68] More Of The Story Of Willie The Pimp [#115]
August 19, 1969	CJOH-TV, Ottawa, Canada Last performance of the original Mothers Of Invention

August 25-26, 1969	Sunset Sound, LA Engineer: Brian Ingoldsby FZ—guitars, octave bass, percussion Ian Underwood—keyboards, woodwinds	Peaches En Regalia (overdubs) [08] [#115] [#115] Toads Of The Short Forest (overdubs) [#115] [#115] (first part) [10] It Must Be A Camel (overdubs) [#115] [08] [#115] Little Umbrellas (overdubs) [#115] [08] [#115] [#115] Willie The Pimp (percussion overdubs?) [08] [#115] Twenty Small Cigars (guitar overdubs) [#115] [11] Son Of Mr. Green Genes (overdubs) [#115] [08] [#115]
August 28-30, 1969	Whitney Studios, Glendale, CA Engineer: Dick Kunc FZ—guitars, percussion, organus maximus Ian Underwood—keyboards, woodwinds, organus maximus	Peaches En Regalia (overdubs) [08] [#115] [#115] It Must Be A Camel (overdubs) [#115] [#115] [08] [#115] Little Umbrellas (overdubs) [#115] [08] [#115] [#115] Willie The Pimp (percussion overdubs?) [08] [#115] Twenty Small Cigars (prob. keyboard overdubs) [11] Son Of Mr. Green Genes (overdubs) [#115] [08] [#115] My Guitar Wants To Kill Your Mama (overdubs) [10] Little House I Used To Live In (organ solo) [09]
c. August 28-30, 1969	prob. Whitney Studios, Glendale, CA Jean-Luc Ponty—violin	It Must Be A Camel (violin overdubs) [08] [#115]
September 1, 1969	The Mothers Of Invention My Guitar / Dog Breath (7", Bizarre/Reprise 0840)
September 5, 1969	Dweezil Zappa is born
September 15, 1969	Lord Buckley A Most Immaculately Hip Aristocrat (LP, Straight STS 1054)
September 22, 1969	Thee Experience, LA, CA Jean-Luc Ponty & George Duke Trio Jean-Luc Ponty—electric violin George Duke—electric piano John Heard—electric bass Dick Berk—drums + FZ—guest guitar
October 6, 1969	Jean-Luc Ponty King Kong Whitney Studios, Glendale, CA Produced by Richard Bock Engineer: Dick Kunc Jean-Luc Ponty—violin + FZ—arranger George Duke—electric piano Ian Underwood—tenor sax, conductor* Gene Estes—percussion Buell Neidlinger—bass Art Tripp—drums + Donald Christlieb—bassoon* Gene Cipriano—oboe & english horn* Vincent DeRosa—French horn & descant* Arthur Maebe—French horn & tuben* Jonathan Meyer—flute* Harold Bemko—cello* Milton Thomas—viola*	Hot Rats (Music For Electric Violin And Low Budget Orchestra)* King Kong
c. October 1969		Hot Rats Vintage Promotion Ads [#115] [#115] [#115] [#115]
October 7, 1969	Jean-Luc Ponty King Kong Whitney Studios, Glendale, CA Produced by Richard Bock Engineer: Dick Kunc Jean-Luc Ponty—violin + FZ—arranger, guitar* George Duke—electric piano Ernie Watts—sax Gene Estes—percussion Wilton Felder—bass John Guerin—drums	Twenty Small Cigars America Drinks And Goes Home The Idiot Bastard Son How Would You Like To Have A Head Like That? (Ponty)*
October 10, 1969	Frank Zappa Hot Rats (LP, Bizarre/Reprise RS 6356)

October 24-28, 1969

Festival "Actuel"
Amougies, Belgium
FZ—host & guest guitar with (at least) The Aynsley Dunbar Retaliation, Pink Floyd, Caravan, Blossom Toes, Archie Shepp, Pretty Things, Sam Apple Pie, Captain Beefheart

November 28-29, 1969	Frank Zappa & Friends Thee Experience, LA FZ—guitar, vocals Ian Underwood—keyboards, alto sax Jeff Simmons—bass, vocals Art Tripp—drums
December 8, 1969	GTO's Permanent Damage (LP, Straight STS 1059) produced by FZ
1969	Whitney Studios, Glendale, CA Engineer: Dick Kunc Jeff Simmons—bass, keyboards, vocals FZ—guitar, production Ian Underwood—woodwinds John Kehlior—drums	Lucille Has Messed My Mind Up (overdubs & new tracks)

FZ chronology

1965

1966

1967

March 23-September 5, 1967 Garrick Theatre, NYC

September 23-October 2, 1967 1st European Tour

October-December 1967 East Coast

1968

September 27-October 28, 1968 2nd European Tour

November 29-December 1968 West Coast