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polydigm Poster Joined: 2005-10-28 Posts: 298 Location: Adelaide, Australia
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This article, in footnote 1, refers to "All Night Long" as a Frank Zappa song. FZ himself, Toronto 1969, said it was originally recorded by Joe Houston and his Rockets in 1954. I guess the latter means it's definitively not an FZ song.
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polydigm Poster Joined: 2005-10-28 Posts: 298 Location: Adelaide, Australia
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| 2018-10-05 05:49 |
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Indeed they are. That Animalism All Night Long video you've linked to, lists Mark Kozelek as the writer.
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old_zircon Joined: 2007-04-30 Posts: 95
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| 2018-10-05 14:58 |
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| polydigm wrote: |
| Indeed they are. That Animalism All Night Long video you've linked to, lists Mark Kozelek as the writer. |
The song is the only one uncredited on the label of the original album: https://www.discogs.com/release/1214518
But it's credited to Frank Zappa at least on one CD repackage by Universal: https://www.discogs.com/release/4615298
Also, The Mothers Of Invention played a version of the song, also known as "No Matter What You Do," at least two times in 1967, as heard on 'Tis The Season To Be Jelly.
(But of course they also played the original Joe Houston's "All Night Long" at least a couple of times in 1969 and quoted it two times on the Bongo Fury album.)
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BengoFury Site Admin Joined: 2004-06-29 Posts: 8326 Location: Stockholm, Sweden
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| 2018-10-05 15:08 |
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| old_zircon wrote: |
| polydigm wrote: |
| Indeed they are. That Animalism All Night Long video you've linked to, lists Mark Kozelek as the writer. |
The song is the only one uncredited on the label of the original album: https://www.discogs.com/release/1214518
But it's credited to Frank Zappa at least on one CD repackage by Universal: https://www.discogs.com/release/4615298
Also, The Mothers Of Invention played a version of the song, also known as "No Matter What You Do," at least two times in 1967, as heard on 'Tis The Season To Be Jelly.
(But of course they also played the original Joe Houston's "All Night Long" at least a couple of times in 1969 and quoted it two times on the Bongo Fury album.) |
On the Animalism label it says *Arr. by Frank Zappa, no writing credits. |
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McMick Joined: 2015-06-26 Posts: 137
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| 2018-10-05 20:31 |
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| old_zircon wrote: |
| Also, The Mothers Of Invention played a version of the song, also known as "No Matter What You Do," at least two times in 1967, as heard on 'Tis The Season To Be Jelly. |
I love that version! Ray Collins really cracks me up with his little monologue in the middle section.
I remember reading an article recently, in fact, where it was related that the intro was written by frank when he was doing some recording for Eric with the rest of the Animals (Eric wasn't present IIRC). It didn't seem to imply that he wrote anything other than the intro. Anyone know which article I'm referring to? I have a mind like a lint trap.
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Idiot Power Poster Joined: 2006-08-29 Posts: 1284 Location: Essex, England
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| 2018-10-05 20:40 |
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No Matter What You Do is also known as I Don't Care How You Treat Me, and appears on the MOFO ‘Must Record’ list - as I Could Be A Slave!
Zappa gave the intro of that song to the Animals when he produced their Animalism album. Before they named it All Night Long, it was known as Song X.
I hope that's cleared things up! |
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polydigm Poster Joined: 2005-10-28 Posts: 298 Location: Adelaide, Australia
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| 2018-10-06 01:46 |
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It certainly sounds like his style at the time.
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Galeans Contributor Joined: 2005-11-12 Posts: 3676
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| 2018-10-07 20:05 |
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| Idiot wrote: |
| Zappa gave the intro of that song to the Animals |
The intro is the most recognizable part but listen closely and you'll notice that most of the song is the same, with different lyrics and different vocal melodies.
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