Sheik Yerbouti by Frank Zappa is a 1979 album built largely from live recordings that were heavily edited and overdubbed in the studio. The result became one of his most commercially visible records, with its mix of guitar workouts, satire, and tightly controlled studio reconstruction. Dancin Fool turns disco-era self-consciousness into a dry character sketch, while Bobby Brown Goes Down became one of Zappas best-known songs in Europe. City of Tiny Lites and Yo Mama give the album room for extended band interplay and guitar-led development. Available on CD.