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6. Nov. 2022 · Margot Olavarria was one of the original members of the all-female pop-rock band The Go-Go's, but she left in 1980. Learn about her career, personal life, and where she is today in this article.
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31. Juli 2014 · Margot Olavarria was a Valley Girl with dyed hair and chola make-up who started the first incarnation of the Go-Go's in 1978 with Jane Wiedlin, Charlotte Caffey, and Belinda Carlisle. She was fired by Elissa Bello in 1979 and replaced by Kathy Valentine, who wrote "We Got the Beat". She sued the band in 1982 and moved to New York City, where she played with Brian Brain and Martin Atkins.
American musician. Learn about this topic in these articles: contribution to the Go-Go’s. In the Go-Go’s. ), bassist Margot Olavarria, and drummer Elissa Bello). Drummer Gina Schock (b. August 31, 1957, Baltimore, Maryland, U.S.) replaced Bello in 1979, and bassist Kathy Valentine (b.
Ellwood, to her credit, doesn’t avert her eyes from the uglier parts of the Go-Go’s story, like the firing of the founding bassist Margot Olavarria, a dyed-in-the-wool punk who objected to the...
4. Aug. 2020 · In December 1980, Margot Olavarria fell ill with hepatitis A before a series of gigs at the Whiskey a Go Go, so Valentine filled in for her on bass. Olavarria’s frustration with what she ...
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30. Juli 2020 · Wiedlin and her friend Margot Olavarria decided to start an all-girl band. They invited Carlisle — the oldest of seven kids in a strict San Fernando Valley household who also found her escape...
20. Mai 2016 · The group was all but incompetent at the time of its first gig, at a Los Angeles club in May 1978, but the three founding members — bassist Margot Olavarria; guitarist Jane Wiedlin, then known...
