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[[Category:Musicians]]

Sal Marquez was a member of [[The Mothers]] 'Wazoo', 'Hot Rats', and first 'Discreet' permutations. Marquez provided trumpets, flugel horn, brass, and/or vocal for [[Waka/Jawaka]] (for which he also provided the 'idea' for the cover art with the sink, and faucets labeled Hot and Rats), [[The Grand Wazoo]], [[Over-Nite Sensation]], [[Apostrophe (')]], [[Zoot Allures]], [[You Can't Do That On Stage Anymore Vol. 6]], [[The Lost Episodes]], [[Quaudiophiliac]], and [[Joe's Domage]]. In a '94 Musician Magazine article: In '72/'73, [[The Mothers]] were still 'starving', so Sal went to Frank and requested a pay increase for the band; and if that weren't possible, per diem so they could eat a little better. Sal Marquez: "Frank just blew up, told me he'd never worked that way and never would; 'and you can just turn in your music too'." Sal claimed to have been very shocked by this reaction, and appeared like he was still dazed by it in the interview.

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-I felt bad about leaving the group but we were broke. One day I called Frank and tried to get him to give us a per diem. And he got all upset, claiming he never paid his groups that way. "Not even $15?" And he said, "No, man, I've never done it and I'm not going to start. You can just hand in your music too." And that was it. I was shocked. I thought he liked me. Later on I heard he asked the other guys in the band if they knew any trumpet players. And that's how my brother Walter started playing with him.
+I felt bad about leaving the group but we were broke. One day I called Frank and tried to get him to give us a [[Per Diem]]. And he got all upset, claiming he never paid his groups that way. "Not even $15?" And he said, "No, man, I've never done it and I'm not going to start. You can just hand in your music too." And that was it. I was shocked. I thought he liked me. Later on I heard he asked the other guys in the band if they knew any trumpet players. And that's how my brother Walter started playing with him.
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 <div align=right> [[Frank Zappa, Musician, February 1994|Musician - February 1994]]</div>
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-Sal Marquez was a member of [[The Mothers]] 'Wazoo', 'Hot Rats', and first 'Discreet' permutations. Marquez provided trumpets, flugel horn, brass, and/or vocal for [[Waka/Jawaka]] (for which he also provided the 'idea' for the cover art with the sink, and faucets labeled Hot and Rats), [[The Grand Wazoo]], [[Over-Nite Sensation]], [[Apostrophe (')]], [[Zoot Allures]], [[You Can't Do That On Stage Anymore Vol. 6]], [[The Lost Episodes]], [[Quaudiophiliac]], and [[Joe's Domage]].
+Sal Marquez provided trumpets, flugel horn and/or vocal on:
 [[Category:Bandmembers|Marquez, Sal]]
 [[Category:Musicians|Marquez, Sal]]

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 In a '94 Musician Magazine article: In '72/'73, [[The Mothers]] were still 'starving', so  Sal went to Frank and requested a pay increase for the band; and if that weren't possible, per diem so they could eat a little better.  Sal Marquez: "Frank just blew up, told me he'd never worked that way and never would; 'and you can just turn in your music too'."  Sal claimed to have been very shocked by this reaction, and appeared like he was still dazed by it in the interview.
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	In a '94 Musician Magazine article: In '72/'73, [[The Mothers]] were still 'starving', so Sal went to Frank and requested a pay increase for the band; and if that weren't possible, per diem so they could eat a little better. Sal Marquez: "Frank just blew up, told me he'd never worked that way and never would; 'and you can just turn in your music too'." Sal claimed to have been very shocked by this reaction, and appeared like he was still dazed by it in the interview.		In a '94 Musician Magazine article: In '72/'73, [[The Mothers]] were still 'starving', so Sal went to Frank and requested a pay increase for the band; and if that weren't possible, per diem so they could eat a little better. Sal Marquez: "Frank just blew up, told me he'd never worked that way and never would; 'and you can just turn in your music too'." Sal claimed to have been very shocked by this reaction, and appeared like he was still dazed by it in the interview.
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−	[[~~Category:Musicians~~]]	+	Sal Marquez was a member of [[The Mothers]] 'Wazoo', 'Hot Rats', and first 'Discreet' permutations. Marquez provided trumpets, flugel horn, brass, and/or vocal for [[Waka/Jawaka]] (for which he also provided the 'idea' for the cover art with the sink, and faucets labeled Hot and Rats), [[The Grand Wazoo]], [[Over-Nite Sensation]], [[Apostrophe (')]], [[Zoot Allures]], [[You Can't Do That On Stage Anymore Vol. 6]], [[The Lost Episodes]], [[Quaudiophiliac]], and [[Joe's Domage]].

−	Sal Marquez was a member of [[The Mothers]] 'Wazoo', 'Hot Rats', and first 'Discreet' permutations. Marquez provided trumpets, flugel horn, brass, and/or vocal for [[Waka/Jawaka]] (for which he also provided the 'idea' for the cover art with the sink, and faucets labeled Hot and Rats), [[The Grand Wazoo]], [[Over-Nite Sensation]], [[Apostrophe (')]], [[Zoot Allures]], [[You Can't Do That On Stage Anymore Vol. 6]], [[The Lost Episodes]], [[Quaudiophiliac]], and [[Joe's Domage]]. In a '94 Musician Magazine article: In '72/'73, [[The Mothers]] were still 'starving', so Sal went to Frank and requested a pay increase for the band; and if that weren't possible, per diem so they could eat a little better. Sal Marquez: "Frank just blew up, told me he'd never worked that way and never would; 'and you can just turn in your music too'." Sal claimed to have been very shocked by this reaction, and appeared like he was still dazed by it in the interview.	+	In a '94 Musician Magazine article: In '72/'73, [[The Mothers]] were still 'starving', so Sal went to Frank and requested a pay increase for the band; and if that weren't possible, per diem so they could eat a little better. Sal Marquez: "Frank just blew up, told me he'd never worked that way and never would; 'and you can just turn in your music too'." Sal claimed to have been very shocked by this reaction, and appeared like he was still dazed by it in the interview.
		+	[[Category:Bandmembers]]