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Lumpy Gravy
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Idiot Bastard Son
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Pygmy Twylyte
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555
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Oh No
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Holiday in Berlin
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ZEROensemble Seattle, Washington
Z.E.R.O. was formed in 2012 to explore the potential of the ukulele in Frank's music. It has
since grown from
that early concept into something far larger. The membership is variable, including musicians from the world over.
Z.E.R.O. has no affiliation with the Zappa Family Trust.
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