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1. www.goldminemag.com › interviews › the-60s-garageThe ’60s garage rockers Question Mark and The Mysterians return

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   Dec 1, 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.

2. www.mlive.com › kalamazoo_gazette_extra › 2007'Mysterians' frontman faces some questions from his past - mlive

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   May 3, 2007 · Larry Borjas, who later left after being drafted, suggested the Mysterians, after a Japanese science fiction film of the same name.

3. classicbands.com › questionQuestion Mark and The Mysterians - classicbands.com

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   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.

4. chicagoreader.com › music › one-hit-30-years-96-tearsOne Hit, 30 Years, 96 Tears - Chicago Reader

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   Nov 6, 1997 · Watching TV one afternoon Balderrama and Borjas saw a 1957 Japanese sci-fi movie called The Mysterians, and the name stuck. Eventually they recruited Robert’s brother Rudy, older than all of...

5. michiganrockandrolllegends.com › hall-of-fame? (Question Mark) AND THE MYSTERIANS

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   Larry Borjas quit the band after a musical disagreement during a band rehearsal. Question Mark convinced him to return after a couple of weeks and, when Borjas rejoined, he gave them the name of a keyboard player that he felt would be good for the band.

6. www.culturesonar.com › the-one-hit-wonder-file-96The One-Hit-Wonder File: “96 Tears” - CultureSonar

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   Oct 13, 2023 · They borrowed the band’s name, The Mysterians, from the alien invaders featured in a 1957 Japanese sci-fi film. After Larry Borjas and Robert Martinez left the group for military service, the band recruited Eddie Serrato as a replacement drummer and Fernando Aguilar on bass, who was later replaced by Frank Lugo.

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   Why did Larry Borjas suggest the Mysterians?

   • Larry Borjas, who later left after being drafted, suggested the Mysterians, after a Japanese science fiction film of the same name. The movie had aliens, "and they remind me of you," Question Mark said Borjas had told him.

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   How did the Mysterians get their name?

   • They borrowed the band’s name, The Mysterians, from the alien invaders featured in a 1957 Japanese sci-fi film. After Larry Borjas and Robert Martinez left the group for military service, the band recruited Eddie Serrato as a replacement drummer and Fernando Aguilar on bass, who was later replaced by Frank Lugo.

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   Who replaced Larry Borjas & Robert Martinez?

   • After Larry Borjas and Robert Martinez left the group for military service, the band recruited Eddie Serrato as a replacement drummer and Fernando Aguilar on bass, who was later replaced by Frank Lugo. Post-“Tears,” ? and the Mysterians continued to play well-received live gigs in their native Michigan.

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   Who are the Mysterians?

   • ? and the Mysterians actually grew out of a trio from Michigan featuring Bobby Balderrama and Larry Borjas on guitar, and Robert Martinez on drums. They initially played surf music and guitar-based instrumentals in the style of The Ventures and Duane Eddy.

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   When did question mark & the Mysterians perform live?

   • Question Mark and the Mysterians performing live on November 11, 2023, in Detroit, Michigan. Photo credit: Lisa Hagopian By Eric Harabadian It’s the electric organ that inspired generations of basement and garage bands everywhere.

   The ’60s garage rockers Question Mark and The Mysterians return

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   Did 96 Tears ever re-record?

   • During the 1990s, with the rights to their music tied up by infamous record executive Allen Klein, the band actually re-recorded their debut album (including “96 Tears”) in its entirety, though their original recordings were later successfully released on CD and digital formats.

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8. www.metrotimes.com › music › celebrating-50-years-ofCelebrating 50 years of '96 Tears' - Detroit Metro Times

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   Two of the original members (drummer Robert Martinez and bassist Larry Borjas) have gone off to the war in Vietnam; Martinez's brother-in-law Eddie Serrato has been recruited to drums, with...