
Jim Pons
bass · vocals
57 nights · 1971
Jim Pons played with Frank Zappa on 57 documented nights between 18 May 1971 and 10 December 1971, in 2 line-ups.
About
Bassist and vocalist 1971–73 — from Fillmore East through the Rainbow accident band; his is the interviewer voice in 200 Motels.
Beyond Zappa
Bassist of the Leaves ("Hey Joe") and the Turtles; left music to spend 30 years as film director for the New York Jets and Jacksonville Jaguars.
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Runs with Zappa
- Vaudeville band #2MAY 18, 1971 – JUL 10, 197121 nights
- Vaudeville band #2AUG 7, 1971 – DEC 10, 197136 nights
On stage with
- Aynsley Dunbar57 nights
- Howard Kaylan57 nights
- Ian Underwood57 nights
- Mark Volman57 nights
- Don Preston38 nights
- Bob Harris #121 nights
- Nigey Lennon3 nights
- George Duke1 night
- Jimmy Carl Black1 night
- John Lennon1 night
- Yoko Ono1 night
nights on stage together
Most played on Jim Pons’ nights
Every documented night · 57
1971×57
- MAY 18, 1971Bridges Auditorium, Pomona College, Claremont, United States
- MAY 21, 1971Auditorium Theatre, Chicago, United States
- MAY 22, 1971Selby Field, Ohio Wesleyan University, Delaware, United States
- MAY 23, 1971Ohio Theater, Columbus, United States
- MAY 25, 1971Olympia Stadium, Detroit, United States
- MAY 27, 1971Field House, University Of Wisconsin, Madison, United States
- MAY 29, 1971Baldwin Pavilion, Oakland University, Rochester, United States
- MAY 30, 1971Public Hall, Cleveland, United States
- JUN 1, 1971Watres Armory, Scranton, United States
- JUN 2, 1971Civic Arena, Pittsburgh, United States
- JUN 3, 1971State Farm Show Arena, Harrisburg, United States
- JUN 5, 1971Fillmore East, New York, United States
- JUN 6, 1971Fillmore East, New York, United States
- JUN 30, 1971Fenway Theater, Boston, United States
- JUL 2, 1971Le Colisee, Quebec, Canada
- JUL 3, 1971Civic Center Arena, Ottawa, Canada
- JUL 4, 1971Centre Paul Sauve, Montreal, Canada
- JUL 5, 1971CHOM-FM, Montreal, Canada
- JUL 8, 1971Arena, Winnipeg, Canada
- JUL 9, 1971Kinsmen Field House, Edmonton, Canada
- JUL 10, 1971Agrodome, Vancouver, Canada
- AUG 7, 1971Pauley Pavilion, UCLA, Los Angeles, United States
- AUG 25, 1971Community Theater, Berkeley, United States
- AUG 27, 1971Paramount Northwest Theatre, Seattle, United States
- AUG 28, 1971Memorial Coliseum, Portland, United States
- AUG 29, 1971Kennedy Pavillion, Gonzaga University, Spokane, United States
- OCT 1, 1971Memorial Auditorium, Sacramento, United States
- OCT 2, 1971Municipal Auditorium, Eureka, United States
- OCT 4, 1971Minidome Civic Auditorium, Virginia Beach, United States
- OCT 6, 1971Music Hall, Boston, United States
- OCT 8, 1971Arena, New Haven, United States
- OCT 9, 1971John M. Greene Hall, Smith College, Northampton, United States
- OCT 11, 1971Carnegie Hall, New York, United States
- OCT 13, 1971Massey Hall, Toronto, Canada
- OCT 15, 1971Loew's State Theater, Providence, United States
- OCT 16, 1971Stony Brook Gym, SUNY, Stony Brook, United States
- OCT 17, 1971Lyric Theatre, Baltimore, United States
- OCT 19, 1971Coliseum, Indianapolis, United States
- OCT 20, 1971Milwaukee Arena, Milwaukee, United States
- OCT 21, 1971Fox Theatre, St. Louis, United States
- OCT 23, 1971Cowtown Ballroom, Kansas City, United States
- OCT 24, 1971Arena, University of Denver, Denver, United States
- NOV 19, 1971Folkets Hus, Stockholm, Sweden
- NOV 20, 1971Aarhus, Denmark
- NOV 21, 1971K.B.-Hallen, Copenhagen, Denmark
- NOV 22, 1971Odense, Denmark
- NOV 23, 1971Rheinhalle, Duesseldorf, Germany
- NOV 24, 1971Deutschlandhalle, Berlin, Germany
- NOV 25, 1971Deutschlandhalle, Berlin, Germany
- NOV 26, 1971Musikhalle, Hamburg, Germany
- NOV 27, 1971The Ahoy, Rotterdam, Netherlands
- NOV 28, 1971Jahrhunderthalle, Frankfurt, Germany
- NOV 29, 1971Zirkus Krone, Munich, Germany
- DEC 2, 1971Konzerthaus, Vienna, Austria
- DEC 3, 1971Milan, Italy
- DEC 4, 1971Casino, Montreux, Switzerland
- DEC 10, 1971Rainbow Theatre, London, United Kingdom