Anyone heard of Howard Kaylan?

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johnallg
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Anyone heard of Howard Kaylan?

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http://www.howardkaylan.com/ XM just played three songs from his Dust Bunnies solo effort. Very interesting. You may remember him as Flo of Flo & Eddie.
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Absolutely, and as one of the vocalists in the Turtles. And a great voice at that. Didn't realize he had a radio show. I'll have to borrow my daughter's XM to check it out.
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He and Mark Volman (Eddie) did backing vocals on a few T. Rex hits in the 70s.
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Fran - not a show, but Earle Bailey was doing new releases and played three tracks from Dust Bunnies.

Turtles, Mothers of Invention, Flo and Eddie, Turtles with Flo and Eddie.
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He was part of the big Zappa & the Mothers "Fillmore East 1971" band. Of COURSE I know him Image Also known as the Flourescent Leech from 200 Motels.
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Great vocalist.
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Yeah, Flourescent Leech became too cumbersome and he went with Flo.
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Post by steve_hershberger »

Excellent in terms of vocals and sense of humor. Loved all his stuff ranging from the Turtles to Zappa. Especially that Fillmore East 1971 album.

"Real professional Howie" - that still cracks me up to this day. ;-)
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