From: milhousewpfr@gmail.communique   
      
   On 5/4/2013 5:45 PM, Charles Ulrich wrote:   
   > The article in Mother People #26 also states   
   >   
   >> According to one source, the unreleased DiscReet title DSK 2293 would   
   >> have been a documentary recording about Robert Kennedy, not a Zappa   
   >> album.   
   >   
   > What was this one source?   
   >   
   > Warner Brothers had already refused the RFK album once, when FZ wanted   
   > to release it on Bizarre in 1969.   
      
   This is a pretty old message, so maybe you already have this sorted out.   
   But I think Mother People may have been conflating two things (the   
   earlier rejection of the RFK album with Warner Bros conflict in the   
   L[e]ather era], or just mistaken. There are other catalog numbers   
   "missing"(-slash- unused) in the DiscReet discography. I don't KNOW if   
   there is any particular significance in 2293 missing from the sequence   
   of pseudo-legal Zappa releases on the label, but I suspect not.   
      
   --derek.   
      
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