Lost Gem: "Dirty Love" - Frank Zappa (1973)


"Like some tacky little pamphlet in your daddy's bottom drawer."
~ Frank Zappa ~


Frank Zappa is an acquired taste. I understand that. But as you begin digging through the man's extensive league of work, you might soon find yourself being drawn into his magic.

Or maybe not.

You see...FZ serves NO master.  His genius ranges from rock & jazz to electronic & classical music. He is a bad ass renegade whose tower of prolific power is well worth exploring.

And what you dig or won't dig is all on Frank because he is responsible for every note, word and sound on his records. Frank composes arrangements for every instrument you hear.


Few could do this and fewer still could do it as well. So, yea, Frank Zappa (may he rest in peace) could always get down with his bad self.

Lost Gem:--> "Dirty Love"...is part of any Frank Zappa 101 curriculum.  In 3-minutes, we get...
1. tasty guitar riffing from the 'Peach' himself.
2. nice band interach!
3. the attitude.
Bonus...some greasy naughtimess from the Zomby Woof.

Have you heard this Gem?


Give me
Your dirty love
Like you might surrender
To some dragon in your dreams
Give me
Your dirty love
Like a pink donation
To the dragon in your dreams

I don't need your sweet devotion
I don't want your cheap emotion
Just whip me up some dragon lotion
For your dirty love

Give me
Your dirty love
Like some tacky little pamphlet
In your daddy's bottom drawer
Give me
Your dirty love
I don't believe you have ever seen
That book before

I don't need no consolation
I don't want your reservation
I only got one destination
An' that's your dirty love

Give me
Your dirty love
Just like your mama
Make her fuzzy poodle do
Give me
Your dirty love
The way your mama
Make that nasty poodle chew

I'll ignore your cheap aroma
And your little-bo-peep diploma
I'll just put you in a coma
With some dirty love

THE POODLE BITES!
(Come on, Frenchie)
THE POODLE CHEWS IT!
(Snap it!)
THE POODLE BITES!
(Come on, Frenchie)
THE POODLE CHEWS IT!
(Snap it!)

Good stuff!

Casey Chambers
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