Bunk Gardner of the original Mothers Of Invention talks about the frustrations of playing Zappa's music, experimenting with Frank, strange encounters during concerts, and the infamous break-up of the Mothers. "New Music" from BENT .

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Bunk Gardner of The Mothers Of Invention talks about Frank Zappa's need to take credit, recording "Rubin & The Jets" and "Uncle Meat" in New York, Frank Zappa being in Limbo and much more. BENT Music provides audio entertainment.

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Bunk Gardner talks about going to a Psychic Nutritionist, dealing with his cancer, experimenting and playing Frank Zappa's music. BENT Music provides audio entertainment.

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In part two of this wonderful interview bunk talks about growing up, being in the military , his mother and grandmother's fantastic cooking and of course making music with Frank Zappa. BENT provides "NEW Music."

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By late 1966 Gardner had joined Frank Zappa & the Mothers of Invention, playing tenor sax and other woodwinds. The Mothers found success, with Absolutely Free and We're Only in It for the Money entering the charts. Bunk recorded on over 17 albums with the Mothers, 6 with the Grandmothers of Invention, two with Geronimo Black and one solo album. At this date he's 87 years old and going strong! New Music" from BENT.

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Glenn Phillips of the Hampton Grease Band continues talking about the ramifications of participating in todays music scene.  "Original" BENT Music!

Glenn begins this 2009 interview talking about his 40 something years in the music business and how the record companies in the beginning didn't know what to do with them. Glenn also talks about Myspace (think Facebook). 

In this final installment of Mark Volman's 2005 interview he talks about the Turtles meeting the Beatles, becoming good friends with Keith Moon, working with Keith Moon and Ringo Starr on 200 Motels and singing back-up for T-Rex.

Mark continues to discuss The Turtles, the record industry, Frank Zappa, the infamous "Smoke On The Water" incident and lots more. 

Mark talks about The Turtles going to the White "House, Happy Together", working for Frank Zappa, and more. BENT Music.