Mark Volman

Mark Volman

Mark Randall Volman

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In the collection

6 records
200 Motels Frank Zappa, 1971 Electric Warrior T. Rex, 1971 Fillmore East - June 1971 The Mothers, 1971 Just Another Band From L.A. The Mothers, 1972 You Can’t Do That On Stage Anymore Vol. 3 Frank Zappa, 1989 Rainbow Theatre London, England December 10, 1971 Frank Zappa & The Mothers, 2022

Played with

Howard Kaylan 6 records together Frank Zappa 5 records together Aynsley Dunbar 5 records together Ian Underwood 5 records together The Mothers 4 records together Jim Pons 4 records together Don Preston 4 records together Ruth Underwood 2 records together George Duke 2 records together T. Rex 1 record together Bob Harris 1 record together Alan Gordon 1 record together

About

US American musician, guitarist, singer, and music educator.
Born April 19, 1947, in Los Angeles, California, USA.
Died September 6, 2025, in Nashville, Tennessee, USA.
He was best known as a founding member and singer of the pop-rock band , achieving fame in the 1960s with hits such as “Happy Together,” “She’d Rather Be With Me,” and “Elenore.” Volman’s distinctive harmonies helped define the group’s signature sound, with “Happy Together” reaching number one on the Billboard charts in 1967. After The Turtles disbanded, Volman as the ‘Flo’ (or ‘The Phlorescent Leech’) and bandmate Howard Kaylan formed the vocal parody & harmony duo , collaborating with Frank Zappa’s The Mothers of Invention and providing backing vocals for artists including Bruce Springsteen and Alice Cooper. In addition to his music career, Volman earned a degree and later served as a professor of music business at Belmont University in Nashville. He remained an active performer throughout his life and was revered for his contributions to American pop and rock music.