26 August 1985 Factual, Music 57 mins
Frank Zappa and his band in a digitally recorded live performance at "The Pier" in New York, NY on August 26, 1984.
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Frank Zappa as Self
Ray White as Self
Ike Willis as Self
Bobby Martin as Self
Scott Thunes as Self
Chad Wackerman as Self
Pablo Guzman as Interviewee: WNEW, New York City
John Smothers as Self
Frank Zappa Director
Frank Zappa Writer
Frank Zappa Producer
Frank Zappa Music
Jill Silverthorne Associate Producer
Bob Hartman Executive Producer
Cynthia Biedermann Executive Producer
John Jopson Cinematography
United States 26 August 1985
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