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What can I say about this small, strange collection of tunes? Let’s start with this: Frank Zappa was a huge influence on me. His sense of absurdity, sense of humor, and total musical fearlessness totally captivated me, and over the years he has been an influence on me in more ways than I can describe. But – I have never tried to be a clone of Frank or to write music that sounded like him. I have always tried to be me, and just let the principles Frank embraced guide me at times when I felt lost. This has led to musical compositions that didn’t really fit with most of what I do as a solo artist stylistically. So they have gathered dust inside my brain. Until now.
I humbly present to you four of my songs that FZ inspired me to write, plus a cover of his immortal “My Guitar Wants to Kill Your Mama.” Yes, these four tracks of mine are a little weird. Most importantly, they’re fun. They are a little crazy, musically, lyrically, or both, but it is not my fault, really. Frank made me do it.
credits
released May 11, 2014
Credits
Gimpy the Weasel – Clark Colborn: guitars, keyboard, bass, vocals, compliment to the choir; Joel Baer: drums, rhythmic juju; Adam Colborn: trumpets; Ethan Colborn: orchestra bells; The Mustela Choir: vocals; Gimpy the Weasel: spoken word during opening & closing
Elephant Hoosegow – Clark: guitars, bass; David Goldyn: drums; Gimpy the Weasel: lead vocal; The Pachyderm Liberation Vocal Ensemble: vocals
Happy, Happy Man Parts – Clark: Guitars, bass, drums, vocals
The Staker Song – Clark: guitars, monologue, bass, vocals, piano; David Goldyn: drums, moral guidance
My Guitar Wants to Kill Your Mama – Clark: guitars, bass, vocals; David Goldyn: drums
Something wretchedly clever should go here, don't you think? Something compelling about Clark Colborn and/or his music, right? Let's just do this instead, and give you one word:
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