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The original trio, consisting of Larry Borjas (guitar), Robert Martinez (drums), and Bobby Balderrama (lead guitar), encountered one another and were motivated by surf rock bands and instrumentalists like Link Wray and Duane Eddy to form a group in 1962. [12]
Le premier trio, qui se compose de Larry Borjas ( guitare ), Robert Martinez (batterie), et Bobby Balderrama ( guitare solo ), se rencontrent et, avec une passion commune pour le surf rock dans la veine de Link Wray et Duane Eddy, forment un groupe en 1962 3.
- Depuis 1962
- Cameo Parkway, Capitol Records
- Garage rock
- États-Unis
When the Vietnam war escalated, bassist Larry Borjas was drafted and drummer Robert Marinez enlisted. They were replaced by Frank Lugo and Eddie Serrato. An urban legend has often surfaced that Question Mark told the band that he had written a poem and invited the group to help set his words to music and they did so. The poem was allegedly ...
Expédié à Philadelphie, le groupe doit faire face aux départs de Larry BORJAS et de Robert MARTINEZ, partis endosser le treillis de petit soldat pour l’Oncle Sam. Les deux musiciens sont remplacés par le batteur Eddie SERRATO et le bassiste Frank LUGO. Bogard décide de garder les deux titres du single tels quels. Si Rudy MARTINEZ reste ...
1 déc. 2023 · The seeds of what would eventually come to be began in 1962. Founding member Balderrama recalls the origin of their journey. “I started the band and Robert (Martinez), Question Mark’s brother, was my drummer,” explains the guitarist. “At the time my nephew Larry (Borjas) was the bass player, too.
The original lineup was formed in 1962, comprising Larry Borjas (bass), Borjas' cousin Robert Balderrama (guitar) and Robert Martinez (drums). They soon added Frank Rodriguez (organ) and Rudy Rodriguez on vocals. These Mexican-American musicians were mostly born in Texas but grew up in Michigan.
Formed in Saginaw, Michigan in 1964, Question Mark joined up with friends Bobby Balderrama (guitar), Robert Martinez (drums) and Larry Borjas (bass), taking as a band name the title of a 1957 Japanese sci-fi movie, The Mysterians.
