
Jean-Luc Ponty
violin
78 nights · 1970–1973
Jean-Luc Ponty played with Frank Zappa on 77 documented nights between 25 July 1970 and 14 September 1973, in the Hot Rats #4 line-up. Jean-Luc Ponty also joined the band as a special guest on 15 December 1970 at Gaumont Palace, Paris.
About
French jazz violinist — star soloist of King Kong: Jean-Luc Ponty Plays the Music of Frank Zappa (1969) and member of the 1973 Over-Nite Sensation band.
Beyond Zappa
Jazz-rock violin's defining figure: Mahavishnu Orchestra (Apocalypse), then multi-platinum solo fusion — Imaginary Voyage, Enigmatic Ocean, Cosmic Messenger — and the Anderson Ponty Band.
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Runs with Zappa
- Hot Rats #4JUL 25, 1970 – JUL 25, 19701 night
- line-up 4aFEB 23, 1973 – SEP 14, 197376 nights
On stage with
- George Duke77 nights
- Ian Underwood77 nights
- Bruce Fowler76 nights
- Kin Vassy76 nights
- Ralph Humphrey76 nights
- Ricky Lancelotti76 nights
- Ruth Underwood76 nights
- Sal Marquez76 nights
- Tom Fowler76 nights
- Barry Leef3 nights
- Alby Cullaz1 night
- Aldo Romano1 night
- Aynsley Dunbar1 night
- Don Preston1 night
- Howard Kaylan1 night
nights on stage together
Most played on Jean-Luc Ponty’s nights
Every documented night · 78
1970×2
- JUL 25, 1970Riviera Festival, Valbonne, France
- DEC 15, 1970Gaumont Palace, Paris, Franceguest
1973×76
- FEB 23, 1973Cumberland County Auditorium, Fayetteville, United States
- FEB 24, 1973Cameron Stadium, Duke University, Durham, United States
- FEB 26, 1973Municipal Auditorium, Atlanta, United States
- FEB 27, 1973Stegeman Coliseum, University of Georgia, Athens, United States
- FEB 28, 1973Macon Coliseum, Macon, United States
- MAR 2, 1973Curtis Hixon Hall, Tampa, United States
- MAR 3, 1973Sportatorium, Hollywood, United States
- MAR 4, 1973Peabody Auditorium, Daytona Beach, United States
- MAR 5, 1973Pirate's World, Dania, United States
- MAR 6, 1973Ellis Auditorium, Memphis, United States
- MAR 7, 1973Veterans Memorial Auditorium, Columbus, United States
- MAR 9, 1973Civic Center Music Hall, Oklahoma City, United States
- MAR 10, 1973Armadillo World Headquarters, Austin, United States
- MAR 11, 1973Texas Hall Auditorium, Arlington, United States
- MAR 12, 1973Music Hall, Houston, United States
- MAR 23, 1973Hollywood Palladium, Los Angeles, United States
- MAR 24, 1973Sports Arena, San Diego, United States
- MAR 30, 1973Winterland, San Francisco, United States
- MAR 31, 1973Winterland, San Francisco, United States
- APR 7, 1973Celebrity Theatre, Phoenix, United States
- APR 8, 1973McKale Center, University Of Arizona, Tucson, United States
- APR 27, 1973Dillon Gymnasium, Princeton University, Princeton, United States
- APR 28, 1973Spectrum Theater, Philadelphia, United States
- APR 29, 1973Rec Hall, Penn State University, State College, United States
- MAY 1, 1973Memorial Gymnasium, Kent State University, Kent, United States
- MAY 2, 1973Coliseum, Indianapolis, United States
- MAY 3, 1973Lawrence University Chapel, Appleton, United States
- MAY 4, 1973Maple Leaf Gardens, Toronto, Canada
- MAY 5, 1973War Memorial Auditorium, Rochester, United States
- MAY 6, 1973Syria Mosque, Pittsburgh, United States
- MAY 8, 1973Music Hall, Boston, United States
- MAY 9, 1973Capitol Theatre, Passaic, United States
- MAY 11, 1973Milwaukee Arena, Milwaukee, United States
- MAY 12, 1973Cobo Hall, Detroit, United States
- MAY 13, 1973Music Hall, Cincinnati, United States
- MAY 16, 1973Auditorium Theatre, Chicago, United States
- MAY 17, 1973Palace Theatre, Albany, United States
- MAY 17, 1973Hofstra University, Hempstead, United States
- MAY 18, 1973Nassau Coliseum, Uniondale, United States
- MAY 19, 1973Great McGonigle's Seaside Park, Annapolis, United States
- MAY 20, 1973Civic Center, Providence, United States
- MAY 21, 1973Hilton Hotel, Quebec, Canada
- JUN 15, 1973Civic Center, Honolulu, United States
- JUN 21, 1973Festival Hall, Brisbane, Australia
- JUN 24, 1973Hordern Pavilion, Sydney, Australia
- JUN 25, 1973Hordern Pavilion, Sydney, Australia
- JUN 26, 1973Hordern Pavilion, Sydney, Australia
- JUN 28, 1973Festival Hall, Melbourne, Australia
- JUN 29, 1973Festival Hall, Melbourne, Australia
- JUL 1, 1973Festival Hall, Melbourne, Australia
- JUL 4, 1973Apollo Stadium, Adelaide, Australia
- JUL 8, 1973Hordern Pavilion, Sydney, Australia
- AUG 18, 1973K.B.-Hallen, Copenhagen, Denmark
- AUG 19, 1973Liseberg, Gothenburg, Sweden
- AUG 21, 1973Solliden, Skansen, Stockholm, Sweden
- AUG 23, 1973Finlandia-talo, Helsinki, Finland
- AUG 26, 1973Kalvoya Festivalen, Sandvika, Norway
- AUG 28, 1973Stadthalle, Freiburg, Germany
- AUG 29, 1973Antibes, France
- AUG 29, 1973Milan, Italy
- AUG 29, 1973Rome, Italy
- AUG 30, 1973Stadio Comunale, Bologna, Italy
- AUG 31, 1973Palasport, Rome, Italy
- SEP 1, 1973Verona, Italy
- SEP 2, 1973Mehrzweckhalle Wetzikon, Zurich, Switzerland
- SEP 3, 1973Deutsches Museum, Munich, Germany
- SEP 5, 1973Stadthalle, Offenbach, Germany
- SEP 6, 1973Musikhalle, Cologne, Germany
- SEP 7, 1973Festhalle?, Frankfurt, Germany
- SEP 8, 1973Vorst Nationaal, Brussels, Belgium
- SEP 9, 1973Concertgebouw, Amsterdam, Netherlands
- SEP 10, 1973Lille, France
- SEP 10, 1973Paris, France
- SEP 11, 1973Liverpool Stadium, Liverpool, United Kingdom
- SEP 13, 1973Town Hall, Birmingham, United Kingdom
- SEP 14, 1973Empire Pool, Wembley, London, United Kingdom