Anton Corbijn

And I made my first little film.

That's what Captain Beef had called some yo-yo stuff in the early 90s.

And it came about because when Frank Zappa passed away, I lived in L.A.

at the time, or spent a lot of time in L.A.

then.

And I went to this book store called Book Soup.

I thought, well, let's see what kind of books there are on Zappa.

And there was loads of books on Zappa.

And I thought, well, let's see what Beefheart has.

And there was one book.

And I thought, well, he deserves far more than that.

He's a very interesting man.

And I liked him a lot because I spent time with him.

So then I thought there has to be more.

So I called his wife and I said, well, if Don ever wants me to do something, you know, like a book or whatever, just let me know.

And he said, well, he's been waiting, wanting to ask you for many years.

So then I arranged that I could make a little

little film with him that was then being broadcast by the BBC.

Yeah, it's just 13 minutes and called some yo-yo stuff.

And he had already problems because he had MS.