Frank Zappa & The Mothers Of Invention Vinyl - Austin 1973 Double Album

This brand new vinyl double album was originally an FM broadcast from Frank Zappa & The Mothers Of Invention's 1973 US tour.

Originally criticised, in retrospect the album has fared much better and is now the subject of one of the esteemed Classic Rock documentaries. In the wake of the record, Zappa and the then current MOI line up went out on the road for a short North American Tour. With George Duke on keys, Tom Fowler on bass, Chester Thompson on drums, Ruth Underwood on percussion and Napoleon Murphy Brock on sax, the group performed at Austin, Texas Armadillo World Headquarters on 26th October 73, where they put on an extraordinary show which was recorded for live FM radio broadcast.

In true Zappa style however, the band did not perform a single cut from their new album. Previously unreleased, the full Austin 73 concert is now available for the first time.

Track List - Side 1: Cosmik Debris; Inca Roads. Side 2: Pygmy Twylyte; The Idiot Bastard Son; Creepnis; Big Swifty; San Clemente Magnetic Deviation Preamble. Side 3: Dickie's Such An Asshole; Father Oblivion. Mr. Green; King Kong; Chunga's Revenge.