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The co-founder of a legendary 1960s pop-rock band is dead at 78.

Volman was diagnosed with Lewy body dementia back in 2020, though it’s unclear what role, if any, the disease played in his death. The Turtles rose to fame in the 1960s, with a string of Top 40 hits, ...

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Volman also played in Frank Zappa's Mothers of Invention and sang on records by T. Rex, Bruce Springsteen, Alice Cooper, Blondie, and more.

With their “One Toke Over the Line,” he and Michael Brewer saw a musical in-joke turn into a timeless cultural phenomenon.

Mark Volman, a cofounder of the Turtles and the singer on several of their hit songs, has died. He was 78. Over his five-decade career, Volman also performed with fellow Turtles cofounder and singer ...