The song eventually released as "Let's Move To Cleveland" has gone by many names. In December 1975 and January 1976, it was performed a handful of times (without lyrics) under the title "Canard Du Jour" (French for "Duck Of The Day"). When this version was released on FZ:OZ, the title was changed to "Canard Toujours" (French for "Duck Always"), presumably to distinguish it from the unrelated jam entitled "Canard Du Jour" on Shut Up 'N Play Yer Guitar.
In 1980 and 1982, the song was known as "Young And Monde". In 1982, it had the lyrics "So young and monde/So very monde" (as heard on As An Am). Once, FZ announced the title as "Nobody Really Wants To Know What They Put In The Hot Dog" (6/29/82 Linz).
At the beginning of the 1984 tour, the song was known as "Kreeg-ah Bundolo" ("Beware! Kill!" in the language of the Mangani, the great apes in the Tarzan books by Edgar Rice Burroughs). Later in the tour, however, the lyrics often changed according to the secret word for the night.
At the concert in Cleveland, Ohio, on November 14, 1984, the lyrics were changed to "Let's move to Cleveland". These lyrics were reused on several occasions, including the concert in Los Angeles on December 23, 1984, one of the sources for the Does Humor Belong In Music? CD.
Having appeared on an album under the title "Let's Move To Cleveland", the song retained those lyrics throughout the 1988 tour.
| Canard Du Jour | all 1975 and 1976 performances |
| Young & Monde | all 1982 performances |
| Kreeg-ah Bundolo | 7/17/84 Los Angeles 7/21/84 Los Angeles 7/22/84 Los Angeles most summer 1984 performances 10/25/84 Worcester 11/3/84 (late) Stony Brook 11/9/84 Boston 11/11/84 Norfolk 12/10/84 San Antonio |
| Ray White On Vocals/Chad Wackerman On Drums/ Scott Thunes On Bass/Allan Zavod On Keyboards/ Bobby Martin On Keyboards/Ike Willis On Vocals (And Of Course The Mad Italian Buffoon, And We Hope That We Will Come Back Soon) | 8/16/84 Jones Beach |
| Let's Go To The Whorehouse | 9/24/84 (late) London 9/25/84 London 10/6/84 Marseille |
| Tell 'Em What They Win, Bob | 9/30/84 Lyon |
| Wile E. Coyote | 10/3/84 (early) Munich |
| Right back to you, Bill | 10/4/84 Vienna |
| Let's Go To The Outhouse | 10/8/84 Milan |
| Where's My Vacation? | 10/12/84 Viareggio |
| Ray White Had A Brownout | 10/13/84 Padua |
| Here Comes The Av'lanche/Must Be A Sickler | 10/14/84 Rome |
| He's/I'm Not The Panther | 10/16/84 Rome |
| Pass Me The Dog Food | 11/10/84 (late) Upper Darby |
| Don't Eat The Whalebar | 11/13/84 Washington 11/16/84 Buffalo |
| Let's Move To Cleveland | 11/14/84 Cleveland 11/30/84 (late) Sunrise 12/23/84 Universal City all 1988 performances |
| Ave Maria | 11/18/84 Columbus |
| I'll Tumble For Ya | 11/21/84 (late) Royal Oak |
| Kiss My Volcano | 11/23/84 (late) Chicago |
| Wowowowowo | 12/1/84 St. Petersburg |
| I'm Not The Bag Boy | 12/3/84 (late) New Orleans |
| Sit On My Faceland | 12/4/84 Memphis |
| Let's Throw A Tantrum | 12/8/84 (late) Kansas City |
| Je Suis Je Suis | 12/11/84 Austin |
| Watch Harold's Footwork | 12/12/84 Houston |
| Don't Use Your Elbow | 12/13/84 Dallas |
| Hi Hi Ho Silver | 12/17/84 (late) Seattle |
| Let's Go Through Customs | 12/18/84 (late) Vancouver |
| No Pink Po-Jamas | 12/20/84 Portland |
| Don't Be A Lawyer | |
| Let's Have More Pants |
Thanks to Oscar Bianco, Pat Buzby, Commodius, flambay, Sean Gaffney, Jason "Foggy" Gossard, Glenn Leonard, Chris Maxfield, and Jon Naurin for titles. If you know any others, or if you can provide any of the missing dates, please let me know.