http://www.zappa.com/flash/greasylovesongs/index.htmlCruising With Ruben & The Jets, Original 1968 Vinyl Stereo Mix
Cheap Thrills 2:23
Love Of My Life 3:10
How Could I Be Such A Fool 3:35
Deseri 2:07
I’m Not Satisfied 4:03
Jelly Roll Gum Drop 2:20
Anything 3:04
Later That Night 3:06
You Didn’t Try To Call Me 3:57
Fountain Of Love 3:01
“No. No. No.” 2:29
Anyway The Wind Blows 2:58
Stuff Up The Cracks 4:35
Now appearing, after 40 years in obscurity!! You’re excited.
Jelly Roll Gum Drop 2:18
Alternate Mix - Mono.
“No. No. No.” 3:06
Long Version
Stuff Up The Cracks 6:05
Alternate Mix. Recorded at Mayfair Studios, 24 July 1967 during the WOIIFTM Sessions – Evidence suggests this mix was likely done at the same time. Players: FZ- Guitar & Vocals, Ray Collins- Lead vocals, Roy Estrada- Bass & Vocals, JCB- Drums, Ian Underwood or Don Preston- Piano
“Serious Fan Mail” 5:11
Segments/Excerpts: FZ Lecture with Q & A at The New School, NYC, 21 Feb. 1969 / Interview at WMEX with Warren Duffy, Boston, 31 Jan 1969. Segment Collaged by the Vaultmeister at UMRK, 2009
Valerie (C. Lewis/B. Robinson, BMI) 3:03
Mono mix. Mayfair Studios, 21 July 1967. This alternate version was recorded during the “Money” Sessions, precedes BWS and frequently played at the Garrick! Repertoire!!! Engineer - Gary Kellgren. Players: FZ- Lead Vocals, Guitar. Roy Estrada- Bass, Ian Underwood- Piano, Motorhead Sherwood- Baritone Sax, JCB- Trumpet, Billy Mundi- Drums, M.O.I- Background Vocals
Jelly Roll Gum Drop (Single Version) 2:24
Released as a B-side to Deseri, December 1968 ©(P)1968 ZFT)
“Secret Greasing” 3:36
FZ delivers THE STORY OF RUBEN & THE JETS, Xenochronous with Big Jay McNeely’s “Benson’s Groove” Live on KPPC in Pasadena with Les Carter, 27 Nov. 1968. Beat Booten by Joe Travers.
Love Of My Life 2:06
From FZ’s 1977 2 tk “Cuca Impossible Recordings” compilation in a Record Plant box, ¼ inch 10 inch reel format, carefully labeled in FZ’s hand: – CAREFUL! OLD TAPE. Check Azimuth for Each Cut –
An FZ-typed sheet indicates Ray Collins & Mary Gonzales. Suspicious minds might conclude that FZ plays everything and it might be that there was possible lurkage by Paul Buff. Original recording circa ’62- ’64, Cucamonga (Studio Z!)