FZ album(s) in which song has appeared

• 200 Motels 50th Anniversary Edition (2021), as Do You Like My New Car?, recorded at Whitney Studios, Glendale, CA, August 1970
• The Mothers 1970 (2020), as Do You Like My New Car?, performed in San Rafael, CA, September 26, 1970
• The True Story Of 200 Motels (1989), performed in San Francisco, CA, November 5-7, 1970
• The True Story Of 200 Motels (1989), recorded at Pinewood Studios, London, UK, January-February 1971
• The Mothers 1971 (2022), as Do You Like My New Car?, performed in New York, NY, June 5, 1971, late show
  • parts of the same version on Fillmore East—June 1971 (1971), as parts of Do You Like My New Car?, with overdubs from Whitney Studios, Glendale, CA, c. June 1971
    • same version on Fillmore East—June 1971—50th Anniversary Expanded Edition (2022)
• The Mothers 1971 (2022), as Do You Like My New Car?, performed in New York, NY, June 6, 1971, late show
  • parts of the same version on Fillmore East—June 1971 (1971), as parts of Do You Like My New Car?, with overdubs from Whitney Studios, Glendale, CA, c. June 1971
    • same version on Fillmore East—June 1971—50th Anniversary Expanded Edition (2022)
• You Can't Do That On Stage Anymore Vol. 1 (1988), as The Groupie Routine, performed in Los Angeles, CA, August 7, 1971

 

Tour(s) on which song is known to have been performed (main source: FZShows, v. 7.1)

• June-December 1970 (MOI)—known performances: 11
• May-July 1971 (MOI)—known performances: 3
• August-October 1971 (MOI)—known performances: 2
• November-December 1971 (MOI European Tour)—known performances: 2

 

Comments

Foggy G, "The Songs That Were Played," We're Only In It For The Touring

1970: Essentially performed as on YCDTOSA Volume I (i.e.The Groupie Routine), though at this point in the songs history it is not yet the full-blown affair that it would be by the following year. This song typically appears as the sixth song in the seven song "Opera".

1971: Essentially performed as on YCDTOSA Volume I ("The Groupie Routine"), with the standard deviation coming in Flo 'n' Eddie's side-splittingly funny routine. (I hope the sarcasm is obvious.)

 

Conceptual Continuity

• 200 Motels