ZAPPA GIGS

Wonderful Wino

32 performances on 30 nights · 1970–1976

Frank Zappa played “Wonderful Wino” live 32 times, from 8 May 1970 at Fillmore East, New York to 20 November 1976 at Public Hall, Cleveland. It opened a show twice and closed one once. It was most often followed by “Sharleena”.

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Every documented performance

1970×14

  1. MAY 8, 1970Fillmore East, New York, United States
  2. MAY 9, 1970Fillmore East, New York, United States
  3. JUN 12, 1970Concertgebouw, Amsterdam, Netherlands
  4. JUN 12, 1970Municipal Auditorium, San Antonio, United States
  5. JUN 18, 1970VPRO TV, Uddel, Netherlands
  6. JUN 28, 1970Bath + West Showground, Shepton Mallet, United Kingdom
  7. JUL 5, 1970Tyrone Guthrie Theater, Minneapolis, United States
  8. AUG 21, 1970Civic Auditorium, Santa Monica, United States
  9. SEP 25, 1970Pepperland, San Rafael, United States
  10. SEP 26, 1970Pepperland, San Rafael, United States
  11. NOV 13, 1970Fillmore East, New York, United States
  12. NOV 20, 1970Veterans Memorial Auditorium, Columbus, United States
  13. NOV 27, 1970Free Trade Hall, Manchester, United Kingdom
  14. DEC 8, 1970Rheinhalle, Duesseldorf, Germany

1971×15

  1. OCT 6, 1971Music Hall, Boston, United States
  2. OCT 11, 1971Carnegie Hall, New York, United States
  3. OCT 15, 1971Loew's State Theater, Providence, United States
  4. OCT 23, 1971Cowtown Ballroom, Kansas City, United States
  5. NOV 19, 1971Folkets Hus, Stockholm, Sweden
  6. NOV 21, 1971K.B.-Hallen, Copenhagen, Denmark
  7. NOV 21, 1971Auditorium Theatre, Chicago, United States
  8. NOV 21, 1971K.B.-Hallen, Copenhagen, Denmark
  9. NOV 21, 1971Auditorium Theatre, Chicago, United States
  10. NOV 23, 1971Rheinhalle, Duesseldorf, Germany
  11. NOV 24, 1971Deutschlandhalle, Berlin, Germany
  12. NOV 27, 1971The Ahoy, Rotterdam, Netherlands
  13. NOV 28, 1971Jahrhunderthalle, Frankfurt, Germany
  14. DEC 4, 1971Casino, Montreux, Switzerland
  15. DEC 10, 1971Rainbow Theatre, London, United Kingdom

1976×3

  1. NOV 7, 1976Civic Center, Springfield, United States
  2. NOV 18, 1976Evans Fieldhouse, Northern Illinois University, DeKalb, United States
  3. NOV 20, 1976Public Hall, Cleveland, United States