Melinda Marx, the daughter of film and television star Groucho Marx, pursued a brief career in the music industry during the 1960s. Known for her pop-oriented style, she aimed to capitalize on the popularity of teen-oriented pop music during this era. Her most recognized single, "East Side of Nowhere," exemplified her musical style. Despite her Hollywood connections, Marx did not achieve significant commercial success in the music industry, and her career in music was relatively short-lived.