Mark Volman - Revision history

Duncan: Redirected page to Flo & Eddie

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Redirected page to Flo & Eddie

Jason.Kreitzer at 05:23, 3 October 2021

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Jason.Kreitzer at 15:28, 30 September 2021

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Jason.Kreitzer at 08:26, 1 August 2021

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Spider of Destiny at 17:33, 23 September 2020

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2007-03-02T02:00:39Z

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Evansutton: /* Records On Which This Artist Performed */

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Evansutton at 23:26, 1 March 2007

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−	'''Mark Volman''', aka "The Phlorescent Leech" shortened to "Flo", was born 19 April 1947 in Los Angeles, CA. He was a founding member of the musical group [[The Turtles]] along with [[Howard Kaylan]]. Mark & Howard joined [[The Mothers]] under the pseudonyms [[Flo & Eddie~~]] as previous contractual restrictions kept them from using their real names.<br>~~	+	#Redirect[[Flo & Eddie]]
−	~~==Records On Which This Artist Performed==~~
−	~~Provided vocals for:<br>~~
−	~~'''[[:Category:Original Albums\|Original Albums]]'''~~
−	*[[Chunga's Revenge]]
−	*[[Fillmore East, June 1971]]
−	*[[200 Motels]]
−	*[[Just Another Band From L.A.]]
−	*[[You Can't Do That On Stage Anymore Vol. 1]]
−	*[[You Can't Do That On Stage Anymore Vol. 3]]
−	*[[You Can't Do That On Stage Anymore Vol. 6]]
−	*[[Playground Psychotics]]
−	~~'''[[:Category:Beat The Boots\|Beat The Boots]]'''~~
−	*[[Freaks & Motherfuckers (BTB)]]
−	*[[Disconnected Synapses (BTB)]]
−	*[[Tengo Na Minchia Tanta (BTB)]]
−	*[[At The Circus (BTB)]]
−	*[[Swiss Cheese/Fire! (BTB)]]
−
−	~~==Films In Which Artist Appeared==~~
−	*[[200 Motels (The Film)\|200 Motels]]
−	*[[Down and Dirty Duck]]
−	*[[Video From Hell]]
−	*[[The True Story Of 200 Motels]]
−	~~<br>~~
−	~~Around the time of Frank's death, Mark and his girlfriend were running a health food store in Burbank, CA called "Sprouting Wings"<br>~~
−	~~<br>~~
−
−	~~==Conceptual Continuity==~~
−	<blockquote>''"[[Biography\|Frank]] had a philosophy, that he related to me at one time which was, an artist's career should not be judged on any singular project, no single record, film or any other individual piece of work. Frank felt that a person's art could only be judged as part of the whole of their career. Each individual creation was a part of that whole. No critique of any single work could change the overall end result, which was what should be seen as an artist's entire body of work. Only in that end result can it be judged and critiqued."''</blockquote>
−	~~<div align=right>— Ronnie, [http://www.earcandymag.com/turtles.htm "Interview with Mark Volman of the Turtles", ''Ear Candy Magazine'', August 2001]</div>~~
−
−	~~[[Category:Bandmembers\|Volman, Mark]]~~
−	~~[[Category:Singers\|Volman, Mark]]~~
−	~~[[Category:The Real Frank Zappa Book (The List)\|Volman, Mark~~]]

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 ==Conceptual Continuity==
 <blockquote>''"[[Biography|Frank]] had a philosophy, that he related to me at one time which was, an artist's career should not be judged on any singular project, no single record, film or any other individual piece of work. Frank felt that a person's art could only be judged as part of the whole of their career. Each individual creation was a part of that whole. No critique of any single work could change the overall end result, which was what should be seen as an artist's entire body of work. Only in that end result can it be judged and critiqued."''</blockquote>
-<div align=right>— Ronnie, ''[[Interview With Mark Volman Of The Turtles]]'', [http://www.earcandymag.com/turtles.htm Ear Candy Mag], August 2001.</div>
+<div align=right>— Ronnie, [http://www.earcandymag.com/turtles.htm "Interview with Mark Volman of the Turtles", ''Ear Candy Magazine'', August 2001]</div>
 [[Category:Bandmembers|Volman, Mark]]
 [[Category:Singers|Volman, Mark]]
 [[Category:The Real Frank Zappa Book (The List)|Volman, Mark]]

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 *[[Chunga's Revenge]]
 *[[Fillmore East, June 1971]]
-*[[Frank Zappa's 200 Motels]]
+*[[200 Motels]]
 *[[Just Another Band From L.A.]]
 *[[You Can't Do That On Stage Anymore Vol. 1]]

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 ==Conceptual Continuity==
-<blockquote>''"[[Frank Zappa|Frank]] had a philosophy, that he related to me at one time which was, an artist's career should not be judged on any singular project, no single record, film or any other individual piece of work. Frank felt that a person's art could only be judged as part of the whole of their career. Each individual creation was a part of that whole. No critique of any single work could change the overall end result, which was what should be seen as an artist's entire body of work. Only in that end result can it be judged and critiqued."''</blockquote>
+<blockquote>''"[[Biography|Frank]] had a philosophy, that he related to me at one time which was, an artist's career should not be judged on any singular project, no single record, film or any other individual piece of work. Frank felt that a person's art could only be judged as part of the whole of their career. Each individual creation was a part of that whole. No critique of any single work could change the overall end result, which was what should be seen as an artist's entire body of work. Only in that end result can it be judged and critiqued."''</blockquote>
 <div align=right>— Ronnie, ''[[Interview With Mark Volman Of The Turtles]]'', [http://www.earcandymag.com/turtles.htm Ear Candy Mag], August 2001.</div>

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 ==Conceptual Continuity==
-<blockquote>"[[Frank Zappa|Frank]] had a philosophy, that he related to me at one time which was, an artist's career should not be judged on any singular project, no single record, film or any other individual piece of work. Frank felt that a person's art could only be judged as part of the whole of their career. Each individual creation was a part of that whole. No critique of any single work could change the overall end result, which was what should be seen as an artist's entire body of work. Only in that end result can it be judged and critiqued."</blockquote>
+<blockquote>''"[[Frank Zappa|Frank]] had a philosophy, that he related to me at one time which was, an artist's career should not be judged on any singular project, no single record, film or any other individual piece of work. Frank felt that a person's art could only be judged as part of the whole of their career. Each individual creation was a part of that whole. No critique of any single work could change the overall end result, which was what should be seen as an artist's entire body of work. Only in that end result can it be judged and critiqued."''</blockquote>
 <div align=right>— Ronnie, ''[[Interview With Mark Volman Of The Turtles]]'', [http://www.earcandymag.com/turtles.htm Ear Candy Mag], August 2001.</div>
 [[Category:Bandmembers|Volman, Mark]]
-[[Category:Musicians|Volman, Mark]]
+[[Category:Singers|Volman, Mark]]
 [[Category:The Real Frank Zappa Book (The List)|Volman, Mark]]

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 ==Films In Which Artist Appeared==
 *[[200 Motels (The Film)|200 Motels]]
 *[[Video From Hell]]
 *[[The True Story Of 200 Motels]]

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 '''Mark Volman''', aka "The Phlorescent Leech" shortened to "Flo", was born 19 April 1947 in Los Angeles, CA.  He was a founding member of the musical group [[The Turtles]] along with [[Howard Kaylan]].  Mark & Howard joined [[The Mothers]] under the pseudonyms  [[Flo & Eddie]] as previous contractual restrictions kept them from using their real names.<br>
 ==Records On Which This Artist Performed==
 '''[[:Category:Original Albums|Original Albums]]'''
 *[[Chunga's Revenge]]
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 *[[At The Circus (BTB)]]
 *[[Swiss Cheese/Fire! (BTB)]]
 ==Films In Which Artist Appeared==
 *[[200 Motels (The Film)|200 Motels]]