1. Donald Fagen - What I Do -
Morph The Cat2. Frank Zappa - Envelopes -
Hammersmith Odeon3. Frank Zappa - Bobby Brown -
Hammersmith Odeon4. Frank Zappa - Don't Eat The Yellow Snow -
Halloween5. Frank Zappa - He Used To Cut The Grass -
Joe's Garage6. Frank Zappa - Dinah-Moe Humm -
Halloween7. Frank Zappa - Sharleena -
The Lost Episodes8. The Doors - Strange Days -
Strange Days9. Mahavishnu Orchestra - Cosmic Strut -
Visions Of The Emerald Beyond10. Brand X - Cambodia -
Do They Hurt?11. Jethro Tull - Dharma For One -
Living In The Past12. Allan Holdsworth - The Un-Merry-Go-Round (edit) -
Metal Fatigue13. Frank Zappa & The Mothers Of Invention - The Dog Breath Variations -
Uncle Meat14. Pink Floyd - Flaming -
The Piper At The Gates Of Dawn15. Mark King - Clocks Go Forward -
Influences16. George Duke - Seeing You - My Soul -
The Complete MPS Fusion Recordings17. Frank Zappa & The Mothers of Invention - Eat That Question -
Grand Wazoo18. Frank Zappa - Wedding Dress Song/The Handsome Cabin Boy -
Mystery Disc19. Brad Smith - Speak To Me/Breathe -
MOON820. The Beatles - Here Comes The Sun/The Inner Light -
Love
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Chart compiled by listeners voting
on the songs they hear on Radio Dupree
Last month's Zappa-centric chart (six out of 20 being FZ-songs) got beat good this time around with close to half of the Radio Dupree Top 20 consisting of Zappa. Nine songs to be precise.
Could it be our coverage of the Hammersmith Odeon release has lured a few more
Zappa fans to tune in? Whatever reason more listeners listening to
Radio Dupree more often is a good thing!
Looking at the rest of the chart there's a distinct retro-feel to it. The number one;
What I Do from
Donald Fagen's
Morph The Cat is the youngest being a "mere" four years and nine months old by now.
As the full contents of Hammersmith Odeon is now hitting our playlist, is it to great a dare predicting Frank Zappa to rule next month as well? Be here in 30 days for the answer, and earlier and often to listen and vote on the songs played.