- Mark
Randall Volman (born
April 19, 1947) is an
American vocalist, guitarist, and songwriter, best
known as a
founding member of the 1960s rock band The...
-
comedy rock duo
consisting of Mark
Volman (Flo,
short for
Phlorescent Leech) and
Howard Kaylan (Eddie).
Kaylan and
Volman were
founding members of the mid-to...
- and
Volman then
joined Frank Zappa's band the
Mothers of Invention, where, for
contractual reasons, they
performed under the name Flo &
Eddie (
Volman as...
- 2007, it was
inducted into the
Grammy Hall of Fame.
Howard Kaylan and Mark
Volman,
singers of the Turtles, were
involved on
various legal battles due to their...
- of the 1960s rock band The Turtles, and, with
bandmate and
friend Mark
Volman, a
member of the 1970s rock duo Flo & Eddie,
where he used the pseudonym...
- Mark
Volman and
Howard Kaylan except where noted. "Flo &
Eddie Theme" "Thoughts Have Turned" "It
Never Happened" (
Volman) "Burn the House" (
Volman) "Lady...
- Brothers" (
Volman, Kaylan, Ian Underwood) "Another Pop Star's Life" (
Volman, Kaylan) "Just
Another Town" (Kaylan,
Volman) "Marmendy Mill" (Kaylan,
Volman, Bob...
-
Moving Targets is a 1976
album by Flo &
Eddie (Mark
Volman and
Howard Kaylan). Illegal,
Immoral and
Fattening and
Moving Targets were
reissued on a single...
-
marimba on the song, and
featured backing vocals from Flo &
Eddie (Mark
Volman and
Howard Kaylan of the Turtles). The song
reached the top 10 of the charts...
-
Socialist Party of America; and
finally to Figueres,
Sacha Volman, and Juan Bosch.
Sacha Volman,
treasurer of the IILR, was a CIA agent. Cord
Meyer was a...
