Hi, the question about a favorite album is hard to answer because they all are my favorits.
I have been listening Frank Marino since the beginnings and i am also 61 years old. Now in this times of so (too) much shitty music i am missing a new album by FM. Hey man keep on playing - there is something missing!

Greetz Rick

I saw Mahogany Rush at Liberty Hall in El Paso Texas in the late 70s. The price per ticket for this concert was $3.00. That was the least amount that I have every paid for a concert although it was the best concert that I have ever seen. Keep rocking Frank, your music is incredible.

Dear Mister Marino,

Been a fan since 1978, when a fellow guitarist in a basement band, Dino, (high school) , introduced me to your music. He was a hard core fan; always played "I'm a King Bee" during our jam sessions. Then I saw California Jam II on TV; What can I say? Our little band was three Italian guys playing Rock and Metal-jean vests and everything. I never got to see you live, but hope to some day; heck, I'll even fly to Montreal . Thanks for keeping the guitar solo alive and well.

P.S. My dad's first name was Marino; always felt a kind of connection. All the best to you and your family. Cento anni.

Lionel Venuti

Been a fan and admirer since the beginning. Last saw you in 1977 or so at an ice arena in Waukegan, IL. Best to you Frank.

Peace bro.....I have been listening to your music since the beginning. I have never seen you live so your live albums will have to do. If you ever plan on a future Canadian tour, be nice to see your show in Alberta. Who knows, amazing things happens all the time in this life. Peace bro. John

Just purchased this album and it is an instant favourite. Ca'nt wait to buy ALL of Franks albums available now. Wishing that Juggernaut could be remasterd by Frank. containing one of my all time favourite songs since listening to it on K-she 95 radio here in stl back in high school days. I have it on mp3, but I need to have it on CD. Just an incredible talent Frank Marino!!!!!!!!!!! Glad to have this website too

Hey Frank
I was present when you played in Glover Vermont. What A Crowd, Spent a couple hours trying to get my 60 Vette out of the muddy field, but wouldn't have missed the day of great music and other activities, mainly lots of booze in those days.

Ever coming back to Vermont?

Introduced by a co worker a few years ago. Great stuff.

an old fan from the 70's checking in to see how my fav 6 string wizard is doing. frank, you have been on my mind. Road trip from Billings to back home to nashville this weekend, Franks ear candy catalogue is ready. Oh, and the last time two times you where in Nashville at cannery row... most memorable. Thank you. Jay. M. Kolanda

Always loved your stuff man. Tone monster, vocals like a lion and guitar tone like a chainsaw cutting through steel. Vicious.

Best Guitarist ♡

I have most of your albums and still play them all the time, been a fan since mid 70's. What's funny is every time somebody old or young hears your music they ask who is that? I tell them thats Frank Marino, they are blown away. I've seen u 3 times in the 70's blown away every time. Maybe someday i will get to see u again I hope. Your music has been a big part of my life,thank you

70s hendrix for sure

please come to ottawa......I miss ur music who doesn't!!!! bucket list to see as many 80's Canadian bands and ur at the top of my list miss u please come to ottawa . Yours sincerely Jackie xox

I have been a fan since 1976

Love everything you do. First LP was Whats Next and iv been playing it ever since. Thank you for all the great times \m/

Trying to choose my favorite album is like asking a parent to choose their favorite child. I discovered Frank in the summer of 1975. I remember hearing a commercial on FM radio that had an excerpt from "All in Your Mind" off the Maxoom album. Frank had two albums out at the time and I bought Maxoom and Child of the Novelty the same day. I went to the show at the old Sports Arena in Toledo, Ohio. The place was a dump but the music was mind blowing.
I became an alcolyte of Frank and played his music to anyone that would listen. Being a bassist myself, I appreciated how much 3 guys could get so damn much sound. I have every album you have done and I had a chance to see you two more times since then. Once was in Phoenix, Arizona in the early eighties and the last time was at the House of Blues in Chicago in 2001. That was the capper for me. My wife bought my brother and I tickets for the show, as well as train tickets from Ohio along with a hotel for the night. Best birthday ever! We had backstage passes. About 20 people were lined up to meet and greet Frank. We were at the back of the line. Just then the door behind us opened and Frank walked in. I heard him say "All these people are here to see me?" in a soft voice. I went from being last in line to first in line. It was a chance to say a sincere thank you for all the music he had created for his fans. What a show---what a humble guy--and what a guitar player!! Thank you Frank from the bottom of my heart.

hi frank i think you are a really cool guitar player lots rock

I'm from Toronto, Ontario and now live in New Jersey. I saw you play at Massey Hall in the 70's. I had all your albums and played them constantly. You did a great job. Fantastic guitar player!
Thanks!

Dear Frank
Hope you are well I just thought of you out of thin air and decided to see if you were still with us
I remember going to your show in Fayetteville NC in 1978 or 79
Jimi Hendrix actually got kicked off the same stage you had played on many years before I was about 15 years old when I saw you play You were dressed in white and I thought God had sent an angel to all of us there You and Mahogany Rush were
absolutely untouchable I always thought you never got the recognition you had deserved God be with you Thank you