ARTIST ROSTER:
| The Human Beinz |
| "Ting” Markulin - Guitar and Vocals, Sal Crisafi - Keyboards and Vocals, Prof. Ed McCarthy - Bass and Vocals, Rick White - Vocals, Percussion, Mike Cerra - Drums, Vocals, Mark Robinson - Lead Guitar and Vocals |
This Youngstown, Ohio bar band was signed by The Beatles' label, Capitol Records, in 1967 and hit the national scene in late 1967. Their hit "Nobody But Me" became an enduring hit of the 1960’s worldwide - it is featured on 38 different compilation albums.
"Nobody But Me" is featured on the soundtrack of The Academy Award winning Best Picture "The Departed" as well as "Kill Bill Vol II" and Disney's "Schools Out."
During The 1960's The Human Beinz toured with The Beach Boys, Neil Diamond, Gary Puckett and the Union Gap, and Mitch Ryder and The Detroit Wheels. In 1969 the group was only the second American rock band to tour Japan having scored 3 No #1 hits there ( "Nobody But Me," "Turn On Your Lovelight, and "Hold On Baby") They were also the first band to record a Live at Budokan Album.
The Human Beinz are still rockin’ with original member and founder "Ting" Markulin on rhythm guitar and vocals, and still thrilling audiences coast to coast. Their rock 'em, sock 'em show takes you down memory lane with their power house originals and classic rock hits of the 60’s.
The group has recently performed at The Hard Rock Café, Foxwoods Casino and Resort, "Only The Strong Survive Concert," Co-op City, the Bronx, the opening reception for The National Purple Heart Hall of Honor for the Vietnam Vets of America, and Mardi Gras at Boodles Opera House.
The Human Beinz are fresh and relevant. They have recently penned and recorded three songs for the documentary film "Steve McQueen: An American Rebel" and have a new Video/DVD "McQ" from the film.
From the moment they hit the stage to the last note, this group is a high energy crowd pleasing rock-n-roll act. Whether you are in New York, Los Angeles, Philadelphia, Atlanta, Chicago, or Kansas City this is a must see act for the baby boomers who are nostalgic for the music of the 60’s.
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10/30/2010 |
Chiller Theater Convention - Hilton Parsippany - Parsippany, NJ |
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