ZappaFrenzy — The Frank Zappa Singles Discography

Welcome to ZappaFrenzy, a website dedicated to Frank Zappa and The Mothers of Invention singles and EPs.

Frank Zappa may not be the artist most associated with single releases, but his single discography is actually quite extensive, even though he didn’t have many hits. It goes back as early as 1961, when he co-wrote and played guitar on “Breaktime”, the B-side of a 7″ single by The Masters. He later appeared on several Pal Studio releases before the first single by The Mothers of Invention — How Could I Be Such A Fool? / Help I’m A Rock, 3rd Movement: It Can’t Happen Here — was released in 1966. New Frank Zappa singles are still being released, and I don’t think we’ve seen the last one yet.

ZappaFrenzy has categorized almost every single and EP release Frank Zappa has been involved in, and provides detailed images and information for you to explore. Be sure to check out all the categories:

Frank Zappa/The Mothers Of Invention: 7” Singles and 12”/10”  Singles

Featuring Frank Zappa: 7” Singles and 12”  Singles
Various Artists: 7” Singles and 12” Singles
Other Formats: Flexi Discs

For additional information, I recommend checking out the research section, where you’ll find guides that may help you on your single collecting journey.

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