The Mothers - Just Another Band From L.A. FLAC

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Credits

• Artwork [Burger] – Sherm Thompson
• Artwork [Cholo] – Limon
• Bass, Vocals – Jim Pons
• Cover – Cal Schenkel
• Drums – Aynsley Dunbar
• Engineer – Barry Keene
• Guitar, Vocals – Frank Zappa
• Keyboards, Synthesizer [Mini-moog] – Don Preston
• Photography [Back Cover] – Bernard Gardner
• Producer – Frank Zappa
• Technician – David O'Neil, Paul Hof
• Vocals – Howard Kaylan, Mark Volman
• Wind [Winds], Keyboards, Vocals – Ian Underwood

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Recorded August 7, 1971, at Pauley Pavilion, UCLA, California.

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• Recorded At – Pauley Pavilion

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