has refused to say whether [Rudy Martinez is] … But by accident or design, he is one. ? Was this name what many rock histories alleged (Rudy Martinez, based on the song writing credit to "96 Tears")? (Question Mark) was vocalist Rudy Martinez (Mexico) and, after numerous line-up changes, the Mysterians became Frankie Rodriguez, Jnr. 9 March 1951, Crystal City, Texas, USA; keyboards), Robert Lee ‘Bobby’ Balderrama (b. Mexico; lead guitar), Francisco Hernandez ‘Frank’ Lugo (b. Question Mark (Rudy Martinez) has never come out as gay, and the rest of the band seems pretty straight. The band members were children of migrant farmers who settled in Michigan. "No, it's not, because it is the symbol," Question Mark replied. (b. and the Mysterians were inducted into the Michigan Rock and Roll Legends Hall of Fame.Many 1960s garage bands played "96 Tears" in their live performances.On February 24, 2011, former Mysterians drummer Eddie Serrato (born Eduardo Serrato, December 5, 1945) died from a In October 2017, lead guitarist Robert Balderrama was diagnosed with However, the video for 96 Tears might make some wonder! The band was signed to Pa-Go-Go Records (based in San Antonio, Texas and run by Rudy "Tee" Gonzales) in 1966 and released its first and most acclaimed In February 1966, the band auditioned for an independent record label, resulting in the demos "Are You For Real?" In 2001, Question Mark and the original Mysterians returned to New York City to play guitarist In 2006, the original members of ? In between these shows, Question Mark was still occasionally active with the original Mysterians. The first backing band lineup included Jim "Royale" Baglino of The Casino Royales and later In 2002, Question Mark returned to New York to headline a two-night garage rock festival at the On January 10, 2007, a fire destroyed Question Mark's house in In May 2007, Question Mark and Gary Fury revived their musical collaboration for a benefit show at New York's Highline Ballroom. They collaborated with New York promoter Jon Weiss, who made the band headliners at CaveStomp In 1998, the cover version of "Can't Get Enough of You, Baby" by During the 1990s, Question Mark and the Mysterians wanted to re-release their now out-of-print albums In 1998, Frank Rodriguez rejoined the band on keyboards and Question Mark and the Mysterians released the new live album In 2000, Question Mark began a collaboration with New York guitarist and rock promoter Gary Fury. Rudy Martinez, aka Question Mark, was known f… By most accounts, all the musicians were born in Texas, of Mexican descent, and grew up in Michigan in the Saginaw/Bay City area. The New Rolling Stone Encyclopedia of Rock & Roll noted that "? A second album appeared on Cameo, before the band released one-off singles for Capitol Records and Ray Charles’ Tangerine label. (Martinez had changed his name legally) refusing to divulge his true identity and opaque sunglasses shielding him from recognition. Also try: rudy martinez question mark age 1 Rudy Martinez, aka Question Mark, was known for his dancing ability and was suggested to the band as he was Robert Martinez 's brother. The group never sounded better! The band played locally with the same line-up until the influence of the British Invasion with groups stressing lead vocalsand dynamic stage performances. The band attracted the attention of rock critic In 1992, Question Mark collaborated with rap artist Saltine aka The Mad Rapper on a In 1997, Question Mark and the Mysterians reformed again. Further low-key releases appeared sporadically through the 70s and 80s, and in 1997 the band re-formed to re-record the best of their classic 60s material for the Collectables label. The backup group, known as The Playthings, featured Fury on guitar, Jim Baglino on bass, Jimi Black of Guitarist Dennis Dean Lack joined the band in 1985, and was Question Mark's main guitarist and music director, and still collaborates on new songs with Question Mark into 2017.

and "I'll Be Back", which were only released later and boasted for their very good sound quality in the 1999 When released in April 1966, "Midnight Hour" was originally the In the early 1970s, Question Mark and the Mysterians reformed with a different lineup consisting of two guitars and no keyboards. Question Mark … Often referred to as "Question Mark," his real name is not known, although many speculate that he is Rudy "Reeto" Martinez, Robert Martinez's brother.

by Anonymous: reply …

The record was sold to the Cameo label and re-released, whereupon it became a number 1 single in September.

has refused to say whether [Rudy Martinez is] … But by accident or design, he is one. ? Was this name what many rock histories alleged (Rudy Martinez, based on the song writing credit to "96 Tears")? (Question Mark) was vocalist Rudy Martinez (Mexico) and, after numerous line-up changes, the Mysterians became Frankie Rodriguez, Jnr. 9 March 1951, Crystal City, Texas, USA; keyboards), Robert Lee ‘Bobby’ Balderrama (b. Mexico; lead guitar), Francisco Hernandez ‘Frank’ Lugo (b. Question Mark (Rudy Martinez) has never come out as gay, and the rest of the band seems pretty straight. The band members were children of migrant farmers who settled in Michigan. "No, it's not, because it is the symbol," Question Mark replied. (b. and the Mysterians were inducted into the Michigan Rock and Roll Legends Hall of Fame.Many 1960s garage bands played "96 Tears" in their live performances.On February 24, 2011, former Mysterians drummer Eddie Serrato (born Eduardo Serrato, December 5, 1945) died from a In October 2017, lead guitarist Robert Balderrama was diagnosed with However, the video for 96 Tears might make some wonder! The band was signed to Pa-Go-Go Records (based in San Antonio, Texas and run by Rudy "Tee" Gonzales) in 1966 and released its first and most acclaimed In February 1966, the band auditioned for an independent record label, resulting in the demos "Are You For Real?" In 2001, Question Mark and the original Mysterians returned to New York City to play guitarist In 2006, the original members of ? In between these shows, Question Mark was still occasionally active with the original Mysterians. The first backing band lineup included Jim "Royale" Baglino of The Casino Royales and later In 2002, Question Mark returned to New York to headline a two-night garage rock festival at the On January 10, 2007, a fire destroyed Question Mark's house in In May 2007, Question Mark and Gary Fury revived their musical collaboration for a benefit show at New York's Highline Ballroom. They collaborated with New York promoter Jon Weiss, who made the band headliners at CaveStomp In 1998, the cover version of "Can't Get Enough of You, Baby" by During the 1990s, Question Mark and the Mysterians wanted to re-release their now out-of-print albums In 1998, Frank Rodriguez rejoined the band on keyboards and Question Mark and the Mysterians released the new live album In 2000, Question Mark began a collaboration with New York guitarist and rock promoter Gary Fury. Rudy Martinez, aka Question Mark, was known f… By most accounts, all the musicians were born in Texas, of Mexican descent, and grew up in Michigan in the Saginaw/Bay City area. The New Rolling Stone Encyclopedia of Rock & Roll noted that "? A second album appeared on Cameo, before the band released one-off singles for Capitol Records and Ray Charles’ Tangerine label. (Martinez had changed his name legally) refusing to divulge his true identity and opaque sunglasses shielding him from recognition. Also try: rudy martinez question mark age 1 Rudy Martinez, aka Question Mark, was known for his dancing ability and was suggested to the band as he was Robert Martinez 's brother. The group never sounded better! The band played locally with the same line-up until the influence of the British Invasion with groups stressing lead vocalsand dynamic stage performances. The band attracted the attention of rock critic In 1992, Question Mark collaborated with rap artist Saltine aka The Mad Rapper on a In 1997, Question Mark and the Mysterians reformed again. Further low-key releases appeared sporadically through the 70s and 80s, and in 1997 the band re-formed to re-record the best of their classic 60s material for the Collectables label. The backup group, known as The Playthings, featured Fury on guitar, Jim Baglino on bass, Jimi Black of Guitarist Dennis Dean Lack joined the band in 1985, and was Question Mark's main guitarist and music director, and still collaborates on new songs with Question Mark into 2017.

and "I'll Be Back", which were only released later and boasted for their very good sound quality in the 1999 When released in April 1966, "Midnight Hour" was originally the In the early 1970s, Question Mark and the Mysterians reformed with a different lineup consisting of two guitars and no keyboards. Question Mark … Often referred to as "Question Mark," his real name is not known, although many speculate that he is Rudy "Reeto" Martinez, Robert Martinez's brother.

by Anonymous: reply …

The record was sold to the Cameo label and re-released, whereupon it became a number 1 single in September.

has refused to say whether [Rudy Martinez is] … But by accident or design, he is one. ? Was this name what many rock histories alleged (Rudy Martinez, based on the song writing credit to "96 Tears")? (Question Mark) was vocalist Rudy Martinez (Mexico) and, after numerous line-up changes, the Mysterians became Frankie Rodriguez, Jnr. 9 March 1951, Crystal City, Texas, USA; keyboards), Robert Lee ‘Bobby’ Balderrama (b. Mexico; lead guitar), Francisco Hernandez ‘Frank’ Lugo (b. Question Mark (Rudy Martinez) has never come out as gay, and the rest of the band seems pretty straight. The band members were children of migrant farmers who settled in Michigan. "No, it's not, because it is the symbol," Question Mark replied. (b. and the Mysterians were inducted into the Michigan Rock and Roll Legends Hall of Fame.Many 1960s garage bands played "96 Tears" in their live performances.On February 24, 2011, former Mysterians drummer Eddie Serrato (born Eduardo Serrato, December 5, 1945) died from a In October 2017, lead guitarist Robert Balderrama was diagnosed with However, the video for 96 Tears might make some wonder! The band was signed to Pa-Go-Go Records (based in San Antonio, Texas and run by Rudy "Tee" Gonzales) in 1966 and released its first and most acclaimed In February 1966, the band auditioned for an independent record label, resulting in the demos "Are You For Real?" In 2001, Question Mark and the original Mysterians returned to New York City to play guitarist In 2006, the original members of ? In between these shows, Question Mark was still occasionally active with the original Mysterians. The first backing band lineup included Jim "Royale" Baglino of The Casino Royales and later In 2002, Question Mark returned to New York to headline a two-night garage rock festival at the On January 10, 2007, a fire destroyed Question Mark's house in In May 2007, Question Mark and Gary Fury revived their musical collaboration for a benefit show at New York's Highline Ballroom. They collaborated with New York promoter Jon Weiss, who made the band headliners at CaveStomp In 1998, the cover version of "Can't Get Enough of You, Baby" by During the 1990s, Question Mark and the Mysterians wanted to re-release their now out-of-print albums In 1998, Frank Rodriguez rejoined the band on keyboards and Question Mark and the Mysterians released the new live album In 2000, Question Mark began a collaboration with New York guitarist and rock promoter Gary Fury. Rudy Martinez, aka Question Mark, was known f… By most accounts, all the musicians were born in Texas, of Mexican descent, and grew up in Michigan in the Saginaw/Bay City area. The New Rolling Stone Encyclopedia of Rock & Roll noted that "? A second album appeared on Cameo, before the band released one-off singles for Capitol Records and Ray Charles’ Tangerine label. (Martinez had changed his name legally) refusing to divulge his true identity and opaque sunglasses shielding him from recognition. Also try: rudy martinez question mark age 1 Rudy Martinez, aka Question Mark, was known for his dancing ability and was suggested to the band as he was Robert Martinez 's brother. The group never sounded better! The band played locally with the same line-up until the influence of the British Invasion with groups stressing lead vocalsand dynamic stage performances. The band attracted the attention of rock critic In 1992, Question Mark collaborated with rap artist Saltine aka The Mad Rapper on a In 1997, Question Mark and the Mysterians reformed again. Further low-key releases appeared sporadically through the 70s and 80s, and in 1997 the band re-formed to re-record the best of their classic 60s material for the Collectables label. The backup group, known as The Playthings, featured Fury on guitar, Jim Baglino on bass, Jimi Black of Guitarist Dennis Dean Lack joined the band in 1985, and was Question Mark's main guitarist and music director, and still collaborates on new songs with Question Mark into 2017.

and "I'll Be Back", which were only released later and boasted for their very good sound quality in the 1999 When released in April 1966, "Midnight Hour" was originally the In the early 1970s, Question Mark and the Mysterians reformed with a different lineup consisting of two guitars and no keyboards. Question Mark … Often referred to as "Question Mark," his real name is not known, although many speculate that he is Rudy "Reeto" Martinez, Robert Martinez's brother.

by Anonymous: reply …

The record was sold to the Cameo label and re-released, whereupon it became a number 1 single in September.

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