Hello, YOU ARE LOOKING TO BUY A MOTHERS OF INVENTION CD TIS THE SEASON TO BE JELLY RELEASED IN 1991 ON LIVING LEGEND RECORDS LLR-CD 002.  CD IS AN IMPORT FROM ITALY AND CONTAINS 4 BONUS TRACKS FROM THE ORIGINAL RELEASE. CD ALSO COMES WITH COLLECTIBLE ALTERNATE ALBUM COVER ART TO THE DOMESTIC VERSION.  CD IS SEALED, BRAND NEW & IN MINT CONDITION. CD COMES STORED IN POLY BAG.  

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1. You Didn't Try to Call Me
2. Petroushka [Stravinsky] / Bristol Stomp [Appel/Mann]
3. Baby Love [Supremes]
4. Big Leg Emma
5. No Matter What You Do (Tchaikovsky's 6th)
6. Blue Suede Shoes [Perkins]
7. Hound Dog [Leiber/Stoller]
8. Gee Improvisation [ "Gee ", William Davis / Viola Watkins]
9. King Kong
10. It Can't Happen Here
11. Opus 5
12. This Is What We Sound Like [listed as "We Are the Mothers & This Is What We Sound Like "] (03:48)
13. Right There [listed as "Run Home Slow "] (04:12) [ "Skweezit Skweezit Skweezit " on Mystery Disc plus a bit of "Right There " on Stage #5]
14. The Jelly (02:07) [last part of the CD version of "Didja Get Any Onya? " from Weasels Ripped My Flesh, plus a few extra seconds]
15. Igor's Boogie (07:03) [including parts of "King Kong " on Ahead of Their Time]

CD bonus tracks from various sources: Konserthuset, Stockholm, 30-Sep-1967 (date has been debated) Performance is taken from a 1977 Swedish broadcast in the series "Rock frÃ¥n underjorden " (Rock from the Underground. This show was supposed to be televised or broadcast on radio, so Zappa tried to play even though he was very ill. He soon left the stage, however, and the band carried on without him making this concert a unique performance.   The Stockholm section is taken from Petrouska, not the original 'Tis the Season to Be Jelly: track 1 has a longer spoken intro section, and tracks 9-10 are edited down ( "King Kong " is the 5:20-14:10 section and "It Can't Happen Here " the first 50 seconds). "Petrouska " is not listed.   Tracks 11-15 are CD bonus tracks, taken from We Are the Mothers & This Is What We Sound Like, which is an old unreleased Zappa album (the original title is not certain, but may have been Rustic Protrusion).   Track 11 is "Mount St. Mary's Concert Excerpt " from The Lost Episodes, but starting 70-80 seconds before the official version and ending some 45 seconds earlier. It's falsely listed as "live Dallas " Track 12 is a live jam with a famous Zappa solo. Track 14 is identified here as 1967. It's also on Track 15 is probably from the same date and venue as track 14, which is identified on Apocrypha as a live improvisation from a soundboard tape from Stratford, Connecticut, February 1968. People who actually attended the show place it in February 1969. The cover depicts some cut-out paraphernalia, not unlike the Joe's Garage Acts I-III booklet, on a yellow background.   FZ guitar/vocals Ray Collins tambourine/vocals Roy Estrada bass/vocals Don Preston piano Ian Underwood alto sax Bunk Gardner tenor sax Motorhead Sherwood baritone sax Jimmy Carl Black drums Billy Mundi drums Catalog#: LLR-CD 002  Format: CD, Album Country: Italy Released: 1988 Genre: Blues, Rock Style: Blues Rock, Doo Wop, Avantgarde, Experimental Notes: Subtitled: Live in Sweden 1967 Made in W. Germany, imported by Living Legend        .