Bob Harris #1

keyboards

21 nights · 1971

Bob Harris #1 played with Frank Zappa on 21 documented nights between 18 May 1971 and 10 July 1971, in the Vaudeville band #2 line-up.

About

Keyboardist added to the 1971 Flo & Eddie band — he's "Bob" in 200 Motels and on Fillmore East, June 1971.

Beyond Zappa

Also a trumpet player and arranger who worked with the Turtles' circle before and after his Zappa stint.

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Runs with Zappa

On stage with

nights on stage together

Most played on Bob Harris #1’s nights

  1. Billy The Mountain×3
  2. King Kong×3
  3. Bwana Dik×2
  4. Concentration Moon×2
  5. Latex Solar Beef×2
  6. Mom & Dad×2
  7. Peaches En Regalia×2
  8. Shove It Right In×2
  9. Status Back Baby×2
  10. Tears Began To Fall×2
  11. The Little House I Used To Live In×2
  12. Twenty Small Cigars×2

Every documented night · 21

1971×21

  1. MAY 18, 1971Bridges Auditorium, Pomona College, Claremont, United States
  2. MAY 21, 1971Auditorium Theatre, Chicago, United States
  3. MAY 22, 1971Selby Field, Ohio Wesleyan University, Delaware, United States
  4. MAY 23, 1971Ohio Theater, Columbus, United States
  5. MAY 25, 1971Olympia Stadium, Detroit, United States
  6. MAY 27, 1971Field House, University Of Wisconsin, Madison, United States
  7. MAY 29, 1971Baldwin Pavilion, Oakland University, Rochester, United States
  8. MAY 30, 1971Public Hall, Cleveland, United States
  9. JUN 1, 1971Watres Armory, Scranton, United States
  10. JUN 2, 1971Civic Arena, Pittsburgh, United States
  11. JUN 3, 1971State Farm Show Arena, Harrisburg, United States
  12. JUN 5, 1971Fillmore East, New York, United States
  13. JUN 6, 1971Fillmore East, New York, United States
  14. JUN 30, 1971Fenway Theater, Boston, United States
  15. JUL 2, 1971Le Colisee, Quebec, Canada
  16. JUL 3, 1971Civic Center Arena, Ottawa, Canada
  17. JUL 4, 1971Centre Paul Sauve, Montreal, Canada
  18. JUL 5, 1971CHOM-FM, Montreal, Canada
  19. JUL 8, 1971Arena, Winnipeg, Canada
  20. JUL 9, 1971Kinsmen Field House, Edmonton, Canada
  21. JUL 10, 1971Agrodome, Vancouver, Canada