FZ album(s) in which song has appeared:

• The Frank Zappa AAAFNRAAAAAM Birthday Bundle (2011) as Dead Girls Of London (VM), with lead vocals by Van Morrison, recorded in London, c. 1978-1979
  • Same version, with overdubbed new vocals by Ike Willis & FZ, originally released by L. Shankar as Dead Girls Of London on his album Touch Me There (Zappa Records, 1979)
• The Frank Zappa AAAFNRAA Birthday Bundle (2006) as Dead Girls Of London, performed in London, February, 1979
• BTB I: Anyway The Wind Blows (1991) as Dead Girls Of London, performed in Paris, February 4, 1979
• Buffalo (2007) as Dead Girls Of London, performed in Buffalo, NY, October 25, 1980
• You Can't Do That On Stage Anymore Vol. 5 (1992) as Dead Girls Of London, performed in Geneva, July 1, 1982

Tour(s) on which song is known to have been performed (main source: FZShows, v. 7.1):

• February-April, 1979 (Europe)
• October-December, 1980 (North America)
• May-July, 1982 (Europe)

Comments:

Touring versions from Foggy G's We're Only In It For The Touring:

1979: Played as on "Anyway the Wind Blows" from Beat the Boots Volume I, with Cucurullo's harsher-than-Vai's opening chords, and Walley's vicious sounding slide. In my opinion, this version tears apart any versions of any later bands, even the Vai-guitar-solo version of the Fall '80 band. Notable Versions- 3/19/79 [Frank stops the song to yell at some idiot who threw a beer can on-stage, and then gets some crew member to yell at him again in French. Classic!]

1980 Oct-Dec: The first half of this version is essentially performed as on YCDTOSA Volume V, accounting for obvious differences in instrumentation. But from the second "boutique frame of mind" line- where it would typically go into the "gee I like your pants" section- we get a new vamp, Ike singing "Bon Jour frame of mind"( "Bon Jour" being the brand-name for a type of blue jeans popular in the early eighties), and a short, pyrotechnic Steve Vai guitar solo. An interesting, but not great, reworking.

1982: Essentially performed as on YCDTOSA Volume V.

Conceptual Continuity:

• Gee, I Like Your Pants