Dance Me This

Dance Me This
Studio album by Frank Zappa
Released June 21, 2015 (2015-06-21)
Recorded 1993, Utility Muffin Research Kitchen UMRK
Genre Modern Dance / Burglar Music
Length 48:20
Label Zappa Records
Catalog Number: ZR 20018[1]
Producer Frank Zappa
Frank Zappa chronology
Roxy by Proxy
(2014)
Dance Me This
(2015)
Roxy – The Movie
(Soundtrack CD)
(2015)
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Dance Me This is a studio album by Frank Zappa, released posthumously in 2015 by The Zappa Family Trust on Zappa Records.

In the liner notes by Todd Yvega, he comments, "It is remarkable that Frank was able to construct such a cohesive arc, juxtaposing and superimposing such disparate materials, some of which had been in the works for years, while others were the fruit of the previous week's happenstance. Thrown into the creative mix were the incidentals (it was FZ's bent to be open to changing course and making use of whatever happens along). Earlier that year, the Zappas were graced with a visit from a trio of throat singers from the Republic of Tuva in southern Siberia who were on a US concert tour. Naturally a recording session ensued, and the Tuvans' vocals ultimately became prominent on several tracks. Dweezil had set up his guitar rig in the studio, and Frank decided to take it for a spin overdubbing on the piece we were tracking that day. As far as we know, that was the last time he played guitar. This is Official Release #100."

History

This is the last album Frank Zappa completed before his death in 1993. Algorithm and Synclavier assistance by Todd Yvega at the Utility Muffin Research Kitchen studio.

Track listing

All songs produced, composed and realized by Frank Zappa, except "Calculus" by Frank Zappa and Todd Yvega[2]

No. Title Length
1. "Dance Me This"   2:01
2. "Pachuco Gavotte"   3:27
3. "Wolf Harbor"   8:02
4. "Wolf Harbor II"   6:53
5. "Wolf Harbor III"   6:09
6. "Wolf Harbor IV"   3:38
7. "Wolf Harbor V"   3:09
8. "Goat Polo"   3:04
9. "Rykoniki"   1:59
10. "Piano"   7:09
11. "Calculus"   4:49

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