Our conversation with Ting Markulin, rhythm guitarist for the Human Beinz, continues.  After the success of their lone hit, “Nobody But Me,” how did they try and follow it up?  Markulin also talks about how Capitol Records misspelled their name, how the band toured with the Beach Boys, and met someone who would go on to be one of the most notorious criminals of the last 50 years. The Human Beinz also toured Japan to large acclaim.

The Human Beinz emerged from Youngstown, Ohio in 1968 scoring a #8 hit with their cover of the Isley Brothers’ song “Nobody But Me.”  Ting Markulin, the band’s rhythm guitarist, is the only remaining original member.  In part one of our interview, Markulin talks about the band’s early days, including the unlikely story of how they got signed to Capitol Records, and how “Nobody” happened by accident.