Original Date:05/09/2002 10:20:20am

I saw mahogany rush in austin,75,76,77, and 79!I took some photos of mahogany rush in 75 at the armadillo world headquarters "a killer guitar show".I also photographed the 77 show at the old municipal auditorium in town.in 75 the warm up band was vixen.nothing beats that 75 show!!anybody who saw mahogany rush in austin,drop me a line...75,76,77,79..bye now

Original Date:05/07/2002 11:55:57am

I first heard your music from a friend in High school (early eighties). Your drummer taught me some good back beat cymbal work, ( i am a drummer ). When I sing with my band I try to sound like you. Im glad your coming back! Steve Vai aint got nothing on you!

Original Date:05/06/2002 10:26:31am

although i dont go back & listen to too many of my fav's when i was a kid, a few frank cd's still creep into my listening rotation. the ability to effect change as well as accept it is the mark of a great musician. although the guitar solo may be dead(maybe for a good reason) frank's apparent devotion to his art stands far above any of his contemporaries. u gotta love it. if anyone knows of the whereabouts of my former friend & devoted FM/MR fan Mark DiMartino of westchester illinois-tell him to email me-or call collect.

Original Date:05/06/2002 10:25:29am

although i dont go back & listen to too many of my fav's when i was akid, a few frank cd's still creep into my rotation. the ability to effect change as well as accept it is the mark of a great musician. although the guitar solo may be dead(maybe for a good reason) frank's apparent devotion to his art stands far above any of his contemporaries. u gotta love it. if anyone knows of the whereabouts of my former frined & devoted FM/MR fan Mark DiMartino of westchester illinois-tell him to email me-or call collect.

Original Date:05/03/2002 2:30:57pm

Nice page!!...Marino is a real ass-kickin' guitarplayer..

Original Date:05/03/2002 7:53:17am

I have been and still am a very, very big fan of Frank. Myself and a couple of my friends would like to see you perform live in Philadelphia maybe at the Keswick Theatre in Glenside or Tower Theatre at 69th Street. It's been a long, long time since the last time you were around here. Hope to see you soon in the area.

Original Date:05/01/2002 7:59:01pm

I remember the billboard for "Strange Universe" outside of Tower records on Sunset Blvd. Thrilled because : Eagles, F.Mac and Jackson Browne were and still are.. Boring! Long time ago my friend, don't look back, Bill, did great on "Eye of the storm" Dear Music!!

Original Date:05/01/2002 11:42:34am

Frank - Greetings Frank . I hope all is well in your life and career . It is good to find a quality website featuring you and your music . Willy must be the coolest ! Flashback : Tuesday Night , April 1st. , 1980 - The Kiel Auditorium - St. Louis , Missouri " The April Fools Day Jam ! " ANGEL Frank Marino & Mahogany Rush Humble Pie Mother's Finest Wow ! What a damn good show that was all the way around ! Loud and psycho crowd to match ! Sold Out 10,000 strong ! Man , I was hooked ! I bought Mahogany Rush " Live " shortly thereafter and its one on my all-time favorite albums . I was 17 . I remember seeing you previously on one of the rare late night telecasts of Cal Jam II . I bought that album as well . Totally impressive ! Flash forward to June , 1986 . The Westport Playhouse in St. Louis . This is a small intimate theatre in the round . You played there with Ronnie Montrose . I met a couple guys from the Ronnie Montrose band and I think I met your brother . He took my vinyl copy of Tales Of The Unexpected backstage with him and came back a short time later with the cover autographed by you . After all these years I just want to say THANKS ! Thanx for your time and all the killer music you give to the world . Cheers to you , W. L. Brown

Original Date:04/27/2002 1:42:33pm

the gest

Original Date:04/25/2002 7:35:39pm

My favorite Marino song is "Something's Coming Our Way" I call it the "song-with-a-hundred-endings!"

Original Date:04/25/2002 3:07:20am

Very rock'n' roll. Interistning guitar work and good songs

Original Date:04/23/2002 1:49:38pm

Dear frank,thank you for the greatest music of my life. I saw you play in Quebec city,Ottawa,Montreal,Detroit,NYC and even at the Hammersmith Odeon in London,UK in 1983 and as i write this down,I would give anything to see you play this summer 2002. I got the bottom of the barrel blues!YEAH!

Original Date:04/20/2002 10:51:07pm

Somethings commin our way

Original Date:04/20/2002 6:43:40am

I AM A BLACK SABBATH, OZZY OSBOURN FAN. ALSO LOVE YOUR MUSIC. LONG LIVE ROCK AND ROLL FOREVER. LOTS OF LUCK AND KEEP THE MUSIC ON GOING FOREVER.

Original Date:04/19/2002 9:24:15pm

just a great album.even better with headphones on.

Original Date:04/16/2002 2:08:54pm

I'd lost track of Frank Marino over the years until I saw a copy of the last album in a record shop in Newcastle, England. I've only seen M.R once, that was in 1978 I think, at the Newcastle City Hall supported by Lone Star (inc. Paul chapman later of UFO and John Sloman later of Uriah Heep).I was too drunk to see them when they supported Motorhead and Ozzy at the Port Vale festival(I can't remember the year!)I'll get the CD when I have enough brass in my pocket(its quite expensive even by Brit terms!)Keep rockin' Frank!How about trying to do a summer festival slot in the UK?

Original Date:04/14/2002 0:44:07am

I saw you in '78 in Fresno,Warners' Theatre.Out of all the concerts i have been to that was the most awsome concert I have been to and will always be the best one in my memory!

Original Date:04/08/2002 1:31:40pm

Great work!

Original Date:04/03/2002 9:50:12pm

frank, man, you are still the greatest there ever was or ever will be!!!!! many blessings upon you. sincerely, carl williams

Original Date:03/31/2002 8:25:26pm

I listen to your music since my early age'cause my ciousins used to. You'd played at Ahuntsic park. I was too young to go there but I've heard you playing in the park even if I was at home (cause I lived near). And my love to your music began that night. Now I'm in the 30s and I still love your music. You're the best! When I was 19 years old, I took bass lessons from Paul Harwood. It was great! Thanks Frank...