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The music world is mourning the loss of Mark Volman, a founding member of the 1960s pop group The Turtles. Known for his infectious stage presence and distinctive vocals, Volman passed away in Nashville at the age of 78 after what his publicist described as a brief, unexpected illness. Fans best remember him for the enduring hit “Happy Together,” a song that has become a cultural touchstone for weddings, movies, and countless memories spanning decades. Volman’s career was marked not only by chart-topping songs but also by his ability to reinvent himself. After The Turtles split in 1970, he and bandmate Howard Kaylan became the comedic duo Flo & Eddie, touring with Frank Zappa and lending their harmonies to music icons like Bruce Springsteen. His influence stretched beyond performing, as he later became a respected educator, teaching music business to a new generation. Stories of Volman’s humor, generosity, and passion have poured in, reminding fans of the joyful spirit that made him unforgettable. Mark Volman’s Legacy With The Turtles Variety/X Mark Volman helped define the sound of the 1960s with The Turtles, whose songs “Happy Together” and “Elenore” became timeless anthems. His exuberant performances stood out, like a 1967 clip where he danced in bright orange while playfully balancing a French horn on Kaylan’s head. According to AP News, Volman’s unique blend of humor and charm made him more than a musician—he was an entertainer who delighted audiences. The Turtles performing Happy Together / YouTube Screenshot Even after the band’s split, Volman’s legacy endured. As Flo & Eddie, he fought for musicians’ rights, eventually reclaiming The Turtles’ name and catalog. By the time the group launched the “Happy Together” tour in later decades, Volman was not just revisiting old hits—he was sharing them with multiple generations who held the songs close to their hearts.  A Teacher, Mentor, And “Magical Man” New York Post/X In his later years, Mark Volman turned to education, earning a master’s degree and joining Belmont University in Nashville as a professor. He often took students on tour to give them practical experience, showing the same generosity that friends and colleagues remembered so fondly. His wife, Emily, called him a “magical man” who was “goofy and happy and funny and smart and generous and kind.” David “King Of Boogie” Gogo/X Volman continued performing even after being diagnosed with Lewy body dementia in 2020, a testament to his love of music and fans. He published his memoir, Happy Forever, in 2023, chronicling his adventures with The Turtles, Frank Zappa, and beyond. Next up: Italian Fashion Legend Giorgio Armani Dies At 91 The post Mark Volman, Co-Founder Of The Turtles & Performer Of ‘Flo & Eddie,’ Dies At 78 appeared first on DoYouRemember? - The Home of Nostalgia. Author, Ruth A