Difference between revisions of "Sal Marquez"
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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 | + | 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> | <div align=right> [[Frank Zappa, Musician, February 1994|Musician - February 1994]]</div> | ||
| + | ==Interviews== | ||
| + | * Sal Marquez is interviewed in ''[[Frank Zappa, Musician, February 1994]]'' | ||
[[Category:Bandmembers|Marquez, Sal]] | [[Category:Bandmembers|Marquez, Sal]] | ||
| − | [[Category: | + | [[Category:Singers|Marquez, Sal]] |
| + | [[Category:Trumpeters|Marquez, Sal]] | ||
| + | [[Category:Horn players|Marquez, Sal]] | ||
Latest revision as of 15:11, 29 June 2026
Sal Marquez provided trumpets, flugel horn and/or vocal on:
- 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
- Joe's Domage
- Wazoo.
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.
Interviews
- Sal Marquez is interviewed in Frank Zappa, Musician, February 1994
