Lori Black Mature Page

The following report summarizes the public profile of (also known as "Lorax"), a former musician best known as the daughter of child star Shirley Temple and as the bassist for the sludge metal band Melvins. Biographical Overview

She is the daughter of actress and diplomat Shirley Temple Black and businessman Charles Alden Black. Aliases: Often referred to by her stage name, "Lorax" . Musical Career lori black mature

Lori Black was a prominent figure in the punk and alternative metal scenes from the late 1980s to the early 1990s: The following report summarizes the public profile of

Born Lori Black on April 9, 1954, in Santa Monica, California. Musical Career Lori Black was a prominent figure

Contributed to several influential records, including Ozma (1989), Bullhead (1991), and the Hooch and Honey Bucket tracks on Houdini (1993), though her actual recording credits on the latter have been debated by band members.

She played bass for this hardcore punk and alternative metal band before joining the Melvins in late 1987. Melvins: Joined as a replacement for Matt Lukin.