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Wayne Kramer recruited Mark Manko on rhythm guitar, Tim Schafe on bass, Bob Schultz on organ, and Frank Lowenberg on drums for a new lineup of the MC5 in 1974, with Kramer singing most of the vocals. He also made scattered appearances on other people's records before being incarcerated from 1975 through 1978 for drug offenses.
From Roscoe Helco. CATFISH – I saw this band play at the Fillmore and later at Keystone Korners, where Janis Joplin got up out of the audience and jammed with them. Clockwise from the left: Jimmy Optner (drums), Bob "Catfish" Hodge (lead vocals), Mark Manko (guitar), Harry Phillips (organ) and R Cooke (bass).
Mark Manko - lead guitar; Joseph Kubert - rhythm guitar; Earl E. Elliott - bass (replaced) Jim McCallister - bass (replaced Earl Elliot in 1966, pictured on album displayed on this page) Johnny "Bee" Badanjek - drums; In an offshoot of the band called Detroit, there was: Rusty Day - lead and backing vocals, harmonica, percussion
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