Review by Pamela Nelson

Zappanale 19 2008 Presented By Arf Society EV is an exceptional album that showcases the best of Frank Zappa's music. Various artists come together to offer their unique interpretations of Zappa's compositions, and the result is a fantastic collection of songs that will delight any fan of the late musician.

From the opening track, "The Black Page," to the closing number, "G-Spot Tornado," every song on this album is a testament to Zappa's genius. The musicianship is outstanding, with each artist bringing their own style and flair to the music. The album has a great mix of instrumental and vocal tracks, and the arrangements are creative and inventive.

One of the highlights of the album is "Don't You Ever Wash That Thing," featuring the incredible vocals of Ike Willis. Willis was a longtime collaborator of Zappa's, and his performance on this track is simply outstanding. The guitar work on "Zomby Woof" is also noteworthy, with the solo by Dweezil Zappa being a standout moment.

Summary by Pamela Nelson

Zappanale 19 2008 Presented By Arf Society EV is a must-have for any fan of Frank Zappa's music. The album is a fitting tribute to the late musician and showcases the incredible talent of the artists who have come together to celebrate his legacy. Highly recommended!