Frank Zappa

He made his first recorded appearance on 1979's 'Joe's Garage.'

The animated series has had more cameos than any other TV show -- but these rockers said no.

Vaulternative Records returns with a set of 1966 songs from around the time of the Mothers of Invention's debut.

Overshadowed by masterpieces from Stevie Wonder, Eagles and Ramones, these underrated records deserve another chance.

Teenage friends' 1975 partly live album gets a six-disc upgrade.

'Nobody's going to believe that a band can play this complicated kind of stuff live," he told the group.

Epic show from New York's Palladium collected on five discs, plus bonus tracks.

Peak mid-'70s music from bandleader and the Mothers of Invention, expanded to four CDs and a Blu-ray.

Two-hour film and live album 'Cheaper Than Cheep' was recorded with the Mothers of Invention.

Flat delivery and breaking character ensured his first guest host spot was also his last.

Previously unreleased recordings from proposed 'Hot Rats' follow-up includes unissued LP plus two additional discs of 1970 sessions.

Recorded in 1970, the songs are believed to have been for a follow-up to solo debut 'Hot Rats.'

Jethro Tull leader was too embarrassed to speak to dying artist: "Each time I hung up in panic."

Bob Dylan recently discussed his latest endeavor, a book entitled 'The Philosophy of Modern Song,' and revealed some fun facts about his musical tastes, too.

Live from New York, it's "get the f*ck outta here!"

On March 15, 1988, Frank’s US Tour stopped at the Civic Center. It was his final concert appearance here.