Album(s) in which song has appeared:

• We're Only In It For The Money (1968) as Who Needs The Peace Corps?, recorded at TTG, LA, March 6, 1967 (a.k.a. Fillmore), Mayfair and Apostolic, NYC, August-October 1967
  • same version on The Mothers Of Invention (Golden Archive Series)
  • same version on Pregnant (1972)
  • same version on Frank Zappa & The Mothers Of Invention (Transparency)
  • same version on Mothermania (1969) (Spanish edition) as Who Needs The Peace Corps?
  • same version, mono mix, on The Lumpy Money Project/Object (2009) as Who Needs The Peace Corps?
  • same version, 1984 remix with overdubs, on The Lumpy Money Project/Object (2009) as Who Needs The Peace Corps?
    • same version on Understanding America (2012) as Who Needs The Peace Corps?
  • same version, instrumental mix, on The Lumpy Money Project/Object (2009) as Who Needs The Peace Corps? (Instrumental)
• quoted in Gee on BTB I: 'Tis The Season To Be Jelly (1991), performed in Stockholm, September 30, 1967
• quoted in Bogus Pomp on Orchestral Favorites (1979), recorded at Royce Hall, UCLA, September 18-19, 1975
• quoted in Bogus Pomp on London Symphony Orchestra Vol. II (1987), recorded at Twickenham Studio, London, January 12-14, 1983
• The Best Band You Never Heard In Your Life (1991) as Who Needs The Peace Corps?, performed in 1988

Tour(s) on which song is known to have been performed (main source: FZShows, v. 7.1):

• May, 1970 (MOI Reunion)
• October-December, 1974 (MOI) <quoted>
• February-March, 1988 (North America)
• April-June, 1988 (Europe)

Comments:

Touring versions from Foggy G's We're Only In It For The Touring:

1970 (Jun-Dec): Only performed once on this tour, and I personally have yet to hear it. Anybody out there coherent enough who remembers hearing this and can fill us all in, while we take care of our hair?

1988: Essentially performed as on TBBYNHIYL, with its companion piece "I Left My Heart in San Francisco" always present.

Sources of The Best Band You Never Heard In Your Life (1991) version (thanks to Charles Ulrich):

0:00-0:07	Munich, Germany, May 9, 1988
0:07-2:40	Würzburg, Germany, April 22, 1988

Conceptual Continuity:

• Lumpy Gravy ("the pony's mane starts to get good in the back")
• Flower Punk
• The Big Surfer ("an all expense paid trip as the first members of the Peace Corp to be sent to . . . ")

Crabs/The Clap:

• Groupie Bang Bang
• Our Bizarre Relationship
• Road Ladies
• The Clap
• What Will This Evening Bring Me This Morning?
• Dinah-Moe Humm
• Why Does It Hurt When I Pee?