Bozzio's Body of Work according to Wiki:



Solo

* Solo Drum Music I/II & III
* Drawing The Circle
* Chamber Works
* Solos & Duets (with Chad Wackerman)
* Nine Short Films (with Billy Sheehan)
* Chamber Works (2005, with Metropole Orchestra)

Frank Zappa

* Bongo Fury
* Zoot Allures
* Live In New York
* Sheik Yerbouti
* FZ:OZ
* Sleep Dirt

Missing Persons

* Missing Persons (EP)
* Spring Session M
* Rhyme & Reason
* Color In Your Life

UK

* Danger Money
* Night After Night

Other

David Torn, Mick Karn, Terry Bozzio

* Polytown

Bozzio Levin Stevens

* Black Light Syndrome
* Situation Dangerous

Jeff Beck

* Guitar Shop

Steve Vai

* Sex and Religion

Vivian Campbell

* Two Sides Of If

KoRn

* (Untitled Eighth Album)

The Knack

* Zoom

hide

* "Hide Your Face"

*save the bongo playing!

*discard...sorry krupo my collective needs me! Hold the Back Page

hope someone might be kind enough to *save mr bongo head for me..?

I absolutely love this song - Manu Chao is a genius!

Before Manu Chao went solo he was in the band Mano Negra who recorded an earlier version of King of the Bongo - the earlier version's not as good but the video is class:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HUb7-a6sS-c

"Girl, thought he was a man, but he was a muffin!"
Muffin Man-Bongo Fury, Beefheart, vocals, harmonica

Yes silvercord, great album, recorded in Austin,Texas, no less, home ground!

Didn't even know the good Captain made a video. If you want a treat get Zappa's album with Beefheart. It's called "Bongo Fury." You'll love it.

I have to agree, I think this is just a bunch of knife freaks showing how bad-ass the knife is.

Also, I've lived 45 years now, and never have been in a fight. Never even close to getting into a fight. Of course now, having said that I'll probably go out tomorrow and get killed by some knife psycho.

Informative video to be sure, and interesting. I'm upvoting it, but I have a small question....what is with the playing of the bongos? Didn't that seem strange? Should we fear people carrying around bongos with magic-markers now?

AND he plays the bongos for a herd of cattle. I always loved this song, but never saw the video before. Thanks!

Youtube comments:

From Hellzapoppin' (1941), the hilarious Hollywood production directed by H.C. Pootter and starring zany commdians Ole Olsen and Chic Johnson, this clip features Rex Stewart (co), Jap Jones (tb), Elemer Fane (cl), unknown (ts), Slim Galliard (p,g,tap-dancing), Slam Stewart (b), Cee Pee Johnson (d), The Harlem Congaroos (dancers, AKA Whitey's Lindyhoppers).

http://www.savoystyle.com/hellzapoppin.html
"This movie, based on a hit Broadway play, showcases Whitey's Lindy Hoppers dancing the most famous and most spectacular Lindy Hop scene ever preserved on film. The dancing was choreographed by Frankie Manning.

"The scene starts when musicians Slim Galliard and Slam Stewart, in workmen's garb, discover some musical instruments while supposedly delivering a package backstage. They play a few tentative notes, and a spontaneous, swinging jam starts cooking . More backstage 'workers' join the jam, including Rex Stuart on trumpet and C.C. Johnson on the 'bongo drums'. The music builds in excitement until, as if out of nowhere, four Lindy Hopping couples, dressed in overalls and uniforms, swing out into the cameras at a frenetic tempo. Each couple executes amazing acrobatic shines. Then the group unites for precision ensemble work filmed at an angle that emphasizes legwork and speed.

"The choreography and the dancing are as near to perfect Lindy Hop as you can see anywhere! The scene will take your breath away no matter how many times you see it. It is no wonder that this film was responsible for the simultaneous revival of Lindy Hop in Sweden and Britain in the 1980's.

"An interesting sidenote: Whitey's Lindy Hoppers' routine in Hellzapoppin' was originally danced and choreographed to different music, namely 'Jumping at the Woodside'. Universal Studios had a composer who was on staff write new music for the routine."

Harlem Congaroo Dancers
( aka Whitey's Lindy Hoppers)
# William Downes (overalls) and Frances "Mickey" Jones (maid).
# Norma Miller and Billy Ricker (chef's hat).
# Al Minns (white coat, black pants) and Willa Mae Ricker.
# Ann Johnson (maid) and Frankie Manning (overalls)