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Jun 29, 2024 · [Don Preston, Bunk Gardner, Billy Mundi, Roy Estrada, JCB, Ian Underwood, FZ; no Ray Collins] UCLA Committee on Fine Arts Productions, May 15, 1970. IAN UNDERWOOD—all keyboard instruments, saxophone, clarinet, flute and guitar—has an M.A. in music and was a child prodigy at the piano. He joined the Mothers in September of 1967.
Jun 22, 2024 · Billy Mundi—drums Jimmy Carl Black—drums. Also appearing: Carl Franzoni, Vito & some other freaks. The David Susskind Show Del Casher, interviewed by Willie G. Moseley, Vintage Guitar Magazine, January-February 1997. Frank employed me to perform with him on the David Susskind TV show featuring a "Freak Out" concert.
Jun 21, 2024 · Billy Mundi (Antonio Salas aka Tony Schnasse) Main list | united mutations. The Mothers (1966) drums, percussion; The Mothers Of Invention (late 1966-February 1967) drums, percussion; The Mothers Of Invention (March-August 1967) drums, percussion; The Mothers Of Invention (September 1967-February 1968) drums, percussion
4 days ago · Billy Mundi: 1967–1970, 1992 Absolutely Free, We're Only in It for the Money, Uncle Meat, Burnt Weeny Sandwich, You Can't Do That on Stage Anymore, Vol. 5: Drums
1 day ago · This is a list of albums by Frank Zappa, including all those credited to the Mothers of Invention.During his lifetime, Zappa released 62 albums. Since 1994, the Zappa Family Trust has released 66 posthumous albums as of June 2024, making a total of 128 albums/album sets.
Jun 22, 2024 · Verve released the Mothers of Invention's début double album Freak Out! in 1966, recorded by Zappa, Collins, Black, Estrada and Elliot Ingber. During their original run, the band's ever-changing lineup also included Don Preston, Bunk Gardner, Billy Mundi, Ian Underwood, Jim "Motorhead" Sherwood, Art Tripp, Buzz Gardner, and Lowell George.
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Jun 23, 2024 · Bunk Gardner, quoted by Billy James, Necessity Is . . ., 2001, p. 44-45. While in Columbus, Ohio and playing a club called the High Low Spot, I met a couple of young girls, Sandy and Peggy, and we became good friends. After I left Ohio, I found out Peggy was living in Florida. I don't remember how many times I went down there to see her.
