NOV 26, 1980Masonic AuditoriumWednesday · Detroit, MI, United States
Frank Zappa played Masonic Auditorium in Detroit, MI, United States, on Wednesday, 26 November 1980. With him on stage: Vinnie Colaiuta, Arthur Barrow, Bob Harris #2, Tommy Mars, Steve Vai, Ray White and Ike Willis. The documented setlist runs to 39 songs over 2 shows, opening with “Chunga's Revenge” and closing with “The Illinois Enema Bandit”. An audience recording circulates, best grade A-/B+.
Setlist
Early show
- 01Chunga's Revenge
- 02Panty Rap
- 03Don't Eat The Yellow Snow
- 04Cosmik Debris
- 05Keep It Greasylisted as Keep It Greasey
- 06The Blue Light
- 07Tinsel Town Rebellion
- 08Pick Me, I'm Cleanlisted as Pick Me I'm Clean
- 09Dead Girls Of London
- 10Shall We Take Ourselves Seriously?
- 11City Of Tiny Liteslisted as City Of Tiny Lightsincludes: She's Not There
- 12I Ain't Got No Heart
- 13The Torture Never Stopsas part of medley: The Torture Never Stops / Heavy Duty Judy · 1/2
- 14Heavy Duty Judyas part of medley: The Torture Never Stops / Heavy Duty Judy · 2/2
- 15Broken Hearts Are For Assholes
- 16I'm So Cute
- 17Andy
- 18Joe's Garage
- 19Dancin' Fool
- 20Bobby Brown
- 21Ms. Pinkylisted as Ms Pinky
Late show
- 01Black Napkins
- 02Panty Rap
- 03You Are What You Is
- 04Love Of My Life
- 05Flakes
- 06Magic Fingers
- 07The Blue Light→ quotes: Agency Man
- 08Tinsel Town Rebellion
- 09Goblin Girl
- 10Heavenly Bank Account
- 11Suicide Chump
- 12Jumbo Go Away
- 13If Only She Woulda→ quotes: A Pound For A Brown, Mystery Song #3
- 14I Don't Wanna Get Drafted
- 15Easy Meat→ quotes: Thirteen
- 16Stick It Out
- 17Tell Me You Love Me
- 18The Illinois Enema Banditincludes: Soup 'N Old Clothes vamp
Line-up · 6c
- Frank Zappaguitar, vocals
- Vinnie Colaiutadrums
- Arthur Barrowbass
- Bob Harris #2keyboards, trumpet, vocals
- Tommy Marskeyboards
- Steve Vaiguitar
- Ray Whiteguitar, vocals
- Ike Willisguitar, vocals
Recording
AudA-/B+
Early show: 110 min, Aud, A-/B+ || Late show: 105 min, Aud, B+/B
At Masonic Auditorium · 3 dates
- NOV 2, 1973
- NOV 14, 1973"Roxy & Elsewhere"