 In 1981, after Phonogram refused to release the single "I Don't Wanna Get Drafted", which criticized Jimmy Carter's reintroduction of the military draft, Zappa founded Barking Pumpkin Records.In 2006, the label was revived with the release of Dweezil Zappa's "Go with What You Know" and Frank Zappa's "Imaginary Diseases" and "Trance-Fusion" on Zappa Records, followed by "The Dub Room Special" (2007), "One Shot Deal" (2008) and "Feeding the Monkies At Ma Maison" (2011).In 2012, the Zappa Family Trust regained control of Frank Zappa's recorded output and made a distribution deal with Universal Music Enterprises to reissue the recordings on the Zappa and Barking Pumpkin labels.