Question Mark & The Mysterians - 96 Tears

Detroit's 'Swingin' Time', 1966. Frank Lugo on bass. (Mel Schacher, who later joined Grand Funk, was their bassist for a short time in 1968.) An excellent source of info on the band:
michiganrockandrolllegends.co...
Where '96 Tears' was recorded: michiganrockandrolllegends.co...
2011 live clip here: vimeo.com/277791736 Password: QM&M96

[@adamhepburn9701]

60s70sVintageRock, I would really love to say a very huge thank you for uploading this awesome clip on to KZbin. I've loved this song for such a long time, and I've never been able to find any footage of Question Mark & The Mysterians performing this fantastic song until now. This song truly rocks, and please continue to upload whatever beautiful songs you have and can find.

[@60s70sVintageRock]

@Adam Hepburn You're very welcome! See the description under the video... I had to fix the link and hopefully it will work... there's a newer performance you might like. You'll need to enter a pw on the page to see it. (I couldn't post it on YT because of copyright restrictions.) I've pretty much uploaded all old vids I had, 8 or 9 years ago, but I always keep my eyes open for any good stuff! Thank you for your nice comment!!

[@torvilasulvstle362]

Remember in Oslo way back in -66 when that song soared, I was 17 yrs, working., used all my money on singels and LP's!!

[@adamhepburn9701]

@@torvilasulvstle362you obviously have great taste in music. This song truly rocks without a doubt, and you spending a lot of your hard-earned money on singles and LPs is also what I did during both my teenage years and my young adult years. I spent a lot of my money on albums by The Beatles, The Rolling Stones, The Who, The Kinks and so many other great singers and bands from the '60s and later. Rock on, buddy!!

[@60s70sVintageRock]

@Fuzzy Butkus That same channel posted a real cool rendition of the Doobies' "Listen to the Music" featuring Doobies lead Tom Johnston. kzbin.info/www/bejne/qmXWfGuaaZ14rtU

[@cristinamarierosado10]

Adam Hepburn 👏🏼♥️💕👏🏼🎶🎶

[@Cubepixful]

Bill Cipher sure has interesting taste in music

[@dennisboyd1712]

The musical talent we had as teenager back in the 1960's was off the charts!!!

[@rosegardenia8588]

you got that rite

[@davidreitter4457]

These guys were from Mexico, immigrant families. Singer lived in Texas awhile, then family moved north to Michigan & work. Not too many more hits, but 96 Tears was on top for weeks. Ninety six tears blear's out of a tube radio in a 55 chevy was the life. Never knew where it came from, just it was there, when there was nothing.

[@jeansalzman2.012]

Best reply ever! And that 55 Chevy. For real!

[@jeanpascucci5548]

I was 10 years old in 1966 and I still remember all the words. I love this song.

[@michaelmurphy1315]

I was 11 years old 😂

[@karinjeffrey7981]

Fifty years and way more than 96 tears later, I'm still digging this tune.

[@brotzmannsax]

Great comment, I hear ya!

[@ernrodway7089]

Love it😉😉😉

[@cindyk8892]

For sure

[@thomaspercival7702]

I live in Northern Ont. Canada, and in the '60's there was a dance hall called Nichol's in Sundridge, Ont. with live groups every Sat. night in the summer and this was always played, and how I misd my teen yrs., things were so much simpler back then.

[@lisaparsons8949]

Yes,a great group and in 60s

[@sandiegoguy1983]

It's fascinating that this band's music was influenced by Mexican American Tejano music. The Tejano influence can be heard in their whirling keyboard runs and beats. The band members were children of migrant farmers who settled in Michigan.

[@darrellwhittington4645]

I'm 73 years old,,,absolutely one of my best favorites,,,remember first time I heard this,,until I found this video on KZbin,I never knew what this group looked like,,,thanks everybody ! Jan,,2023

[@andreguy5948]

Like you

[@dieselrotor]

The kid on the keyboard, 13 years old. maybe 14 in this video but that bad ass lick came from His mind, a kid. Every member made this song great. RIP Eddie Serrato.

[@darrellwhittington4645]

the best organ riff ever ! and I'm 73 years old as of Sept 29 2023 have always loved this,,and yes I'm still dancing 😂😂😂

[@stephanyhdz92]

🎉🥂 oh how nice of you and keep going and that's how I'm doing too in my 40's but pray I go into my 50's too and as far as I can with a little dance and movement 😉 🩰

[@collinemorris]

I'm convinced this is one of the greatest recorded songs of its era.

[@dirtlevel]

Agreed

[@jamespickett5378]

Any era...lol

[@tictoc5443]

Or all time?

[@samj.jaworski3812]

Almost 96 likes

[@koneil52]

Of all time you mean?!

[@christopherkeller7734]

This song has a weird hypnotic effect, like it could go on for days

[@Jonny-tr9qo]

Yes, hard for me to describe but that’s it

[@shawnruby7011]

Definitely psychedelic

[@JohnnyNation]

If I had to choose one tune that best screams 1960's / it's this one !!!

[@bode7164]

One of the coolest songs ever.

[@RayTuttle-of5qd]

Remember when this song came out listening to it on my clock radio in my room late at night when I was supposed to be asleep turned way down low so my parents couldn’t hear it and having a huge smile on my face and acting like I was playing the organ

[@PennPearson]

🙂👍

[@YS-fr6nu]

So funny but true 👍🏻

[@letticiamariscal8612]

Killer song. A big hit in the 60’s. ✊🏾🇲🇽

[@veggitogogeta]

Chicano power in the 60s! 🇲🇽 🇺🇸 ❤️

[@sarahventura5407]

? And the mysterians were very groundbreaking for their time.

[@timgarcia9868]

Shit I'm 55 I still believe chicano power

[@CherryCokeNixon]

Yuuuup, they were all the children of migrant workers up in Michigan. From the fields to national TV in a generation - very American story.

[@lynnbaker9264]

why 96 tears? I get 69. But what up with 96? Anyway, they rock!!

[@mikepastor.k6233]

Saginaw Michigan had one of the largest immigration of Mexicans in the early to mid 20'th century to work in the farming industry anywhere outside of the Southwest. I live near and the heritage is still strong there.

[@hardsaltine4070]

This is my grandpa's favorite song. But he passed away 3 days ago. We are playing this song at the wake today during our slideshows. RIP

[@lendrury2771]

One of the coolest most unusual songs of the 60s . These dudes rock

[@CookieCaspari]

I remember this song playing on AM radio when I was 10 yrs. old. It brings me back.

[@amiewillard4153]

This is My cousin Rudy Martinez :) He made our Family very , very Proud ❤

[@jimmybuckets5863]

He was a huge inspiration to me growing up! I wanted to be the “mysterious” rock star with a soul from Mars!

[@dougpeters1625]

He's a Legend!

[@ethanmessinger4798]

I work at a small Mexican restaurant in southeast Michigan and I saw a man wearing a shirt with the band name on it. I remembered it and looked it up when I got home. After researching I believe that man was Question Mark himself! I really wish I would've asked him about the shirt at the time.

[@don7297]

Number 1 hit 1966 one hit wonder Question mark mysterious

[@everlistoromero4844]

It will always be a mystery

[@lisaparsons8949]

Yes,would be great to have met him.a great group

[@johncolling1790]

He lives in Clio i believe

[@reneefuller5609]

I think Prince got a lotta ideas from my man ? (Formerly Rudy .martinez. I read that or heard it on the radio and never forgot him. He's The FITS, MAN! 🤔😘😜😡😎

[@collinemorris]

This is one of the absolute greatest songs of all time and that silly organ riff is the meat and potatos.

[@sarahventura5407]

So true!

[@wizfeinberg]

The Mysterians still play at the Flint Michigan 629 Eagles club about once a month or so. Q is gone, but the rest of the guys are still going strong. I get to watch and hear 96 Tears in person in 2022!

[@AshberyLane]

There are only two original members remaining Frankie and Bobby.

[@ernestmorellsr7929]

Man, when I first heard this song, I thought it was one of those songs that is going to be around forever, here it is 2024, and it still sounds good. I am not really sure how they got the title, but there's a town in South Carolina called 96.

[@bucko321]

one of those haunting tunes that will stand the test of time

[@williamrydberg4242]

garage music

[@marilynhansen9208]

This song is 54 years old and it’s still a great song. xx

[@AntajuanGrady]

True.its so weird yet youthful. It could be a hit now with a young set of boys in a group.

[@lisaparsons8949]

Yes,54 like me😊great group

[@kittitas18]

That's why it's a classic boys and girls...👩🏻‍🏫

[@lisaparsons8949]

@@kittitas18 Yes,song is old as me,classic😄😄

[@angelosantaniello4113]

Awesome

[@sarahventura5407]

The keyboards on this song are music to my ears.

[@adventuresinmichiganwlisa9852]

Still addicting song after all these years 👍🤓👍👏✨✨ Cry .cry . 😭 Cry👍❣️👍

[@richwiz2]

Fifty years later and, still, one of my all-time favorite songs.

[@thesXIXn]

This is one of Bills favorite human pop culture songs

[@Thomasgene]

"Your gonna Cry! I want to hear you Cry!" The greatest garage rock n roll song EVER!

[@lisaparsons4124]

Great song

[@patriciavalentine2251]

I'll be 71 this year and still love this song!!!!❤️ Thank you PBS for having these shows!!!👍🏼

[@redeemedbyJesus1975]

THIS is the song that was playing when I turned on my brand new transistor radio. I had received it for my 12th birthday. July 19, 1966. I have loved this song forever! Great song. Thanks for the memory.

[@56cadd]

Hi, funny how we remember, I got my transistor radio christmas 1968 and turned it on to hear, Judy in disguise.

[@itisonlyme1]

what a wonderful memory! I remember my dad giving me a portable radio/cassette recorder at 12. The first song I ever recorded was by Led Zeppelin. You should have seen my father's face!!

[@BlueFoxAwesome]

The Mysterians deserved better. These dudes were Garage Rock pioneers!

[@adriennerobinson1180]

Truth

[@davidolien2828]

This song still regularly gets play as one of the best classic tunes. Have loved it since college in the 60’s.

[@namyarasree]

That song reminds me so much of my youth....sweet, sweet sixties.......................!

[@not_plausible2033]

Bill's favorite band!!!

[@ShadaDX]

Welcome to "Bill Cipher Music Time".

[@alphaomega91210]

ShadaDX who knew soos would have his own band

[@rabbit0664]

alphaomega91210 Funny I was thinking that too. XD

[@ShadaDX]

Nearly a month 3 weeks into April and people are still liking my comment. Gravity Falls truly does have a huge fandom.

[@lusciouslocks8790]

ShadaDX or you just blackmailed all of us :\

[@JoyStar]

+ShadaDX With these music links in the Reddit AMA (got there from TV Tropes), I'm tempted to make a "Bill Cipher" playlist. :)

[@jaimeruiz2793]

The fact that they're Latino makes this song even better props to these fellas

[@pcatful]

This was the coolest song of those days with "Wooly Bully" and "Louie Louie" Thought these were all "bad boy" garage bands, and cooler than we'd ever be. But "96 Tears" seemed most polished and stripped down. Dances where they played this still reverberate. I can almost visualize the place and the feel that vibe now. Seems simple but these guys knew exactly how to roll it.

[@garyperkett9517]

He still resides in mid Michigan . His house burned down a handful of years back and he lost all of his memorabilia . The community helped build him a new home

[@lisaparsons8949]

So sad his house burned down,glad he got a new one.A great singer

[@MK-su6eg]

Michigan music is legendary, and college roommate turned me on to great stuff, detroit, and all the different kinds of music, concerts, ted,tubes.. motorcity 1977!

[@ihavefallenandicantreachmy2113]

"He" still resides....." Could you be less specific, please.

[@tomstiel7576]

i sent him a donation,,,,and was glad to be able to !!!

[@JohnDoe-le7ml]

keyboard cat does a great job covering this song.

[@60s70sVintageRock]

And he's got the same shirt, lol.

[@ItsSusieQue96]

60s70sVintageRock That's cuz Little Frank is really the Keyboard Kat...it's Frankie's original shirt and Frankie in a cat suit :-)

[@vince33mich]

Susie Martin isnt it great, was on my mind today so I thought Id check it out!

[@Wyvern188]

@@60s70sVintageRock rip bento

[@60s70sVintageRock]

@@Wyvern188 I had to look that one up, Bento the cat playing this song lol. RIP

[@ruthdixon7807]

the record that definitely proved how much power one single note can have.

[@thomasfrentz838]

As a child in the 70's probably heard for the last time.And just on the radio and immediately recognized again because of the organ sequence

[@danmorrison3115]

Elvis said that this was quite possibly the greatest rocknroll song ever written

[@jasoncanady1944]

Any negative comments on this song shows ignorance in music. I was still 13 years from birth but this was way ahead of it's time.

[@lisaparsons8949]

Yes,I agree,and a great group 66 year I was born😊

[@susansquier2435]

This song was WAY COOL when it was released! Still is in 2021!

[@lisaparsons8949]

@@susansquier2435 yes great song,and group

[@chiwawa130]

This was his only song. It's a very good song but the greatest song ever?

[@jasoncanady1944]

@@chiwawa130 I'm definitely not saying best song ever, I'm just saying it was ahead of their time. Shit zeppelin started in the 70s and tool started in the early 90s. That's a lot of songs that are definitely supreme to 96 tears

[@timij8234]

I still say this is the funkiest break up song ever!! Awesome groove that still holds up 50 years later.

[@peterulrich497]

This is the first song I ever learned on the organ, 3 chords, a simple riff, great beat, good singer, now immortal. Who knew?

[@mrs.g.9816]

I heard this on my ten transistor radio - and on the loudspeaker on the "Tilt a Whirl" ride at Playland, Rye, NY. When I hear this, I'm a nine-year old again!

[@Dysteleologist]

Thanks for the recommendation, Bill!

[@msnukemutant]

I remember staying up to listen to the oldies station on the radio waiting for this song to come on so I could record it on a cassette. I was born in the 80's but was raised on this music and it is still very much my favorite. They just don't make music this good anymore!

[@nrich5127]

I was 15 when this came out and we listened to AM radio to hear the hits. Rock Music was emerging as a major force . What a time it was ... change was in the air for everything ... music ... fashion ... ideas ... lifestyle ... art .... and so many wonderful friends whose memory I will cherish until the day I move upstairs ...

[@Dina52328]

One of my favorite songs as a 14 year old. I'm 67 now and it is still one of my favorites from the 60's.

[@The.squirrelwhisperer]

Elsa Loebell the first garage rock single to hit #1 for 1 week in 1966 On Halloween of all things! So amazing guy looks the same in the 2011 performance clip. The question mark must be the fountain of youth!

[@usmc-veteran73-77]

1966, I was 11 yrs old about the time I started listening to rock n roll. Please someone find the time machine and transport me back.

[@Johnny.1965]

My uncle Rico has a time machine, but it only goes back to 1982

[@kevinmontgomery1383]

@@Johnny.1965The 80s were the last of the great times.

[@60sbaby456]

I was 2, baby groovin, lol

[@waldoparsnip1025]

" 96 tears " , " Louie , Louie " , " Hang on Sloopy " , were all we needed for 7th and 8th grade recreation night at our school .

[@erinleonobrien]

My Dad taught me how to play this on our organ when I was 10. He was the coolest and I miss him terribly- today is his 79th cosmic birthday- and next year it’s 10 years since he’s been gone. “I’ll just cry…too many tear drops for one heart to be crying”

[@timothymoynihan8063]

The birth of punk music

[@rtrepsas]

Wikipedia - ? and the Mysterians (or Question Mark and the Mysterians) are an American garage rock band[6] from Bay City and Saginaw in Michigan, initially active between 1962 and 1969. Much of the band's music consisted of electric organ-driven garage rock and an enigmatic image inspired by the 1957 Japanese science fiction film The Mysterians.[7] In addition, the band's sound was also marked by the raw, resonating lead vocals of "?" (Question Mark, the stage name of Rudy Martínez),[2][3][4] making Question Mark and the Mysterians one of the earliest groups whose musical style is described as punk rock. Their music and imagery were highly influential on later bands.[8] ? and the Mysterians Origin Bay City and Saginaw, Michigan, U.S.

[@carolanndenton5933]

true for sure

[@markw208]

When The Mysterians movie came out we went to see it in the theater. It was quite mind blowing for a young boy. Eventually I bought the VHS and DVD. Also, I loved this song when it came out. The radio stations played it a lot. Simple organ, but mesmerizing.

[@lydiafrescaz1679]

Love this song. A great group who achieved great. Still performing. They are so loved. Bobby is great. Hit that has a great memory in our ♥ hearts. Great song.

[@johnchrysostomou9417]

The story of these guys is utterly bonkers. True Art ! ❤

[@TheNeworleanswoman]

This takes me back to my wonderful youth! It’s still makes me wanna dance!

[@skysurfer5333]

No Tears Back Then, But Alot Now!

[@Cablecol]

One of the great One Hit Wonders of the 60's!!!🎶 Hits hard still as a retribution song💯.

[@billdarby1]

The opening chords and then the first line of this song can't be topped - pure 60's!

[@amoru7661]

The keyboard player is so good I can’t get over it

[@patburns3597]

When I was 18 years old we would go to bar in Weirton Wv from Pa when their drinking age was still 18. A jukebox at that time was 5 plays for a quarter. Someone who loved that song put in a whole roll of quarters and that we heard it the rest of the night . Good times.

[@dennisnonneman6795]

I remember cruising the East Bay the day I got my license in ‘66 listening to this song.

[@jasonsoles2274]

my wife is from Bay City and said the singer was quite a menace haha

[@TheBob3759]

This song was voted one of the best alltime one hit wonders.

[@patricklemeur6360]

vraiment super !! j'adore !!!

[@nancyfranco2664]

Im 66 and i listen to this song when i was in my teens it just came to my mind and i found it and i love it i would play it over and over👍

[@raybutterfield9537]

Those were the greatest days!!! I sure miss them!!!

[@davidolien2828]

Danced to this over 50 years ago. Great song. This man has style.

[@incendiesproductions]

Bill Cipher sent me here. Well played, Demon Dorito. Well played...

[@lusciouslocks8790]

virgiltheart I don't know about you, but I don't think being called a snack food would make me feel very good about myself. Then again, who cares what reddit users think. DWLK YG AFNSVW LZW XGMJLZ VAEWFKAGF LZWQ ZSNWXJWW UGgCaWwKKrK1!!11!!1!!

[@dogsoldier-yh3qp]

His dance moves are awesome

[@skitzoweirdo5313]

😊

[@Kruppt808]

He is feeling it👍

[@gaylewolf9503]

They (Rudy) was living in my hometown of Clio, Michigan when I was a teen. Met Rudy many times, he may even still be there. Still have their music on my rotation and listen often.

[@keithhyttinen8275]

Love it when the "One Hit Wonder" garage bands get their 15 minutes of fame. And a song that endures for decades as a great rock classic.

[@inthepubagaineh6318]

Why a the sudden interest… has it been featured on a game/tv series or something popular? Excuse me asking… 🤷🏽‍♀

[@60s70sVintageRock]

@@inthepubagaineh6318 No sudden interest. There's been a steady stream of comments/views for the 11+ years it's been posted. Yes, the song's been featured in a few movies, tv shows, video games, etc. It's a popular oldie. 😉

[@carolynzaremba5469]

They made several albums.

[@sananto6896]

Awesome organ riff. So simple, yet it never gets old. The dude can dance too.

[@tubefluid]

If you really, REALLY love that riff, type in "keyboard cat, 96 tears 10 hours. Enjoy! :)

[@ramonluna4266]

@@tubefluid 14 years the players keyboard

[@ramonluna4266]

mexican powers

[@vince33mich]

Q mark and the mysterians are from Saginaw, Michigan home also to another legend Stevie Wonder wh was born n the north side of the same city. Question mark like many others started in a small garage on the east side of Saginaw, Michigan, making a name for themselves very quickly, they were just part of the neighborhood, blue collar just like most of the Mexican population that traveled north mostly from Texas to work in the GM, ford and chevrolet plants. My dad remembers going to the same garage to hang out. Today they still play there songs, one member is actually part of my family! great memories!

[@buckandotis]

***** you're thinking of sam simudio from sam the sham and the pharohs.....these guys are michigonianites

[@crapple009]

***** ? Mark and the Mysterians were indeed originally from Corpus Christi, Texas before making the move to Michigan.

[@60s70sVintageRock]

***** You are correct... three of the original members are the children of Texas migrant farm workers. The families moved to Michigan when they were very young.

[@crapple009]

***** My pleasure. :-)

[@janicekramer2322]

Loved this song in 8th grade, still love it!!! One of the best from the best decade in music, the 60's!!

[@brandiee.9158]

I love this song and so did my dad. Thanks mom and dad for the best musical influence! ❤️

[@richman61]

I'm driving home from up north michigan, got my xm radio 60's jamming, and this song comes on. I'm like, man, I haven't heard this in so long. Simple in composition and a joy to dance to. I got home and start checking this out on the tube, did a little bio work and was certainly blown away that these dudes were from michigan. Now i'm lost in the tube checking these guys out. btw 57 yrs.

[@utahaztec]

I have been loving this song for almost 50 years.

[@catsithx]

My father's favorite song when he was younger. He told me they played it so much at the blowing alley theu wore out the record that they had yo buy a new one. I tear up everything thinking of him.

[@eliortegajr9710]

1966 was a very fine year to be a young man. Thanks 60s70sVintageRock !

[@60s70sVintageRock]

@Eli Ortega,Jr You're welcome! 😊

[@dalebishop8841]

One of so many, when music was music, every time I hear this 96 tears I think back.

[@abtowler9451]

I’ll never forget riding around in my grandpas car as a kid (early 2000s) and he would always have a station on that played this music. Good stuff right here

[@TheMrRyanV]

Michigan band !!! Just like so many other huge stars

[@lindaibarra384]

THIS WAS THE SONG BACK IN THE DAY THIS MUSIC WILL ENDURE FOREVER 💋💋💋💋💋💋💋💋💜💜💜💜💜💜💜🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️

[@Sombisto]

Mystirians I was 15 years old, when I heard this song over the radio and then in a Jukebox with giant speakers that made my chest bounce like a wild drum. Ohhhhh Lord!

[@jamesshort8385]

Riding my bike with my transistor radio in the basket hearing this and countless other killer tunes in the '60's. GREAT TIMES.

[@jamesshort8385]

I sure was. Too young for Vietnam. For me the sixties were great fun. I feel sorry for people that werent so lucky.

[@Frank-il3kt]

Finally found it!!!! I’m 28 and love and appreciate my parents generation ❤️

[@mayasilliman1465]

I was a night nurse a long time ago and I used to play trivia with the other doctors and nurses. One night I came in and asked, who sang the song 96 Tears. I had all the night nurses and doctors trying to figure it out. We didn't have internet then. After 3 nights, I finally had to tell everybody the answer. To this day, 2021, I remember those great times. But I never actually saw what the group looked like until today!

[@ellenccke141]

My favorite song first heard it when I was about 13 I am 65 and still ♥️♥️♥️ this song thanks for posting this video

[@notmadheardthingsinhell8079]

what the hell are kids listening to? This is like the best music ever. I could listen to this forever.

[@adriennerobinson1180]

notmadheardthingsinhell YES INDEED Z

[@cmdeeqtee7057]

This song is dope even in 2023.

[@Davett53]

9/2023.........I was 13 in 1966,........I'm a couple months away from turning 70. I remember being forced to take "teenager" dance lessons, when this tune came out. I loved the music, but hated the dance lessons, which we had to do after school. The dances of the day were: "The Swim", The Monkey, The Twist,...The Pony. All goofy-ass dances. My dancing skills never got me laid. LOL

[@vegandad]

One of the first Hispanic bands in the US to hit it big, kids of migrant farm workers in Michigan.

[@vicentebermudez7819]

blane262 mexican bands* Hispanic is a derogatory term.

[@victormieka616vr]

From Saginaw Michigan !!

[@FreedomFighter-cr5xg]

we teenagers played this song constantly at our malt shop in our small town in 1966 .. it cost 5 cents to play a song on the Jukebox at the time

[@sobroed]

Thanks for sharing your memories. Great times, long gone.

[@philstall6262]

ONE OF THE BEST OF SONGS 🎵OF 1966

[@philstall6262]

Thanks l love 💘 the Beat of it

[@rk22cc]

My favorite

[@philstall6262]

@@rk22cc I'M SO SERIOUSLY GLAD YOU LIKE THE REPLY AND THIS IS A GREAT SONG 🎵OF 1966 BY QUESTION MARK & THE MYSTERIANS- 96 TEARS

[@cafsixtieslover]

I remember buying the single of this at my school fete in 1966. I still have it.

[@knowclue56]

Actually most of the original members are alive and still occasionally playing oldies shows. Bobby Balderrama has smooth jazz career with a #1 hit on the Smooth Jazz charts “Any Moment” by Ensonic.. check out the KZbin video. Great guys in the band and still kick it!