quite sure where he's going." Legacy In 1987, a completed Uncle Meat film was released on home video, and the Uncle Meat album was subsequently reissued as a double CD which included a song recorded in 1982, "Tengo Na Minchia Tanta", sung in Sicilian and Italian by Massimo Bassoli, who identifies the song as being translated as "I've Got a Big Bunch Of Dick", and over 40 minutes' worth of soundbites and dialogue from the film. The track listing programs the new tracks at the beginning of the second disc, placing the material between the album's original third and fourth sides. The original 1969 vinyl mix was reissued in 2016 as part of the Meat Light audio documentary box set. Track listing Personnel Musicians The Mothers – at the time of this recording were: Frank Zappa – guitar, low grade vocals, percussion Ray Collins – swell vocals Jimmy Carl Black – drums, droll humor, poverty Roy Estrada – electric bass, cheeseburgers, Pachuco falsetto Don (Dom De Wild) Preston – electric piano, tarot cards, brown rice Billy (The Oozer) Mundi – drums on some pieces before he quit to join RHINOCEROS Bunk (Sweetpants) Gardner – piccolo, flute, clarinet, bass clarinet, soprano sax, alto sax, tenor sax, bassoon (all of these electric and/or no-electric depending) Ian Underwood – electronic organ, piano, harpsichord, celeste, flute, clarinet, alto sax, baritone sax, special assistant, copyist, industrial relations & teen appeal Artie (With the Green Mustache) Tripp – drums, timpani, vibes, marimba, xylophone, wood blocks, bells, small chimes, cheerful outlook & specific inquiries Euclid James (Motorhead/Motorishi) Sherwood – pop star, frenetic tenor sax stylings, tambourine, choreography, obstinance & equipment setter-upper when he's not hustling local groupies Special thanks to: Ruth Komanoff – who plays marimba and vibes with Artie on many of the tracks, and Nelcy Walker – the soprano voice with Ray & Roy on "Dog Breath" & "The Uncle Meat Variations". Uncredited: Pamela Zarubica as Suzy Creamcheese Buzz Gardner, trumpet and flugel horn (name appears on back cover along with Lowell George). Production Frank Zappa – producer Jerry Hansen – engineer Euclid James Sherwood – equipment technician, choreographer Art Tripp – adviser Cal Schenkel – package design Roy Estrada – prop design Ian Underwood – copyist, public relations, special assistance Charts Album – Billboard (United States) References 1969 albums Albums produced by Frank Zappa Bizarre Records albums Concept albums Jazz fusion albums by American