i was hip to frank by the time i was fourteen in 1979, i was already listenin' to that eddie van halen kid, and that other randy van rhoads kid, who were really good, but they could not do what frank did, ha ha, i could appreciate that even tho i was just a literal kid... haha

hey: i hate to pick a favorite album, it would probably be too many to mention, haha, by various artists including the mahogany rush, frank and company::
as soon as i pick a favorite, well then it leads to another and then another and yadda yada:: i can generally only listen to one song at a time, at best::
sister change brought us here, and i don't know why we've never been here, to the guestbook, but maybe we have, ha ha...
frank, that must be very satisfying, building amps, albums, fixin' guitars, gettin' stuff done, huh? i never thought of playin' thru more than a couple amps or guitars at-a-time, that might be fun.... but where and how and when would one do that, and i can only play one or two guitars at-a-time, so t'speak... but two hands on the one instrument is generally the best way to go, maybe not always.. and i'm sure there are songs that could be played simultaneously but i've not worked or played much with that concept:: it might sound annoying or hard to follow or appreciate, but now i'm just guessing: how about 'strange dreams' and 'sister change'... are they connected? probably, eh? it might reveal other connections or things not obvious before... but i don't really have the ability or the wherewithal to do that right now, one song at a time is generally the way we do stuff around here, right? in a rather linear way, one thing leads to another, right? you tube might easily allow us to play two songs at once: it's happened more than once, haha.. but to line them up correctly, would require the kind of patience that i bet frank would find fairly easy to demonstrate: for all i know, he's been suggesting it, not in-so-many-words, for all this time, haha... but i don't really have any reason to believe that, do we? it's just a funny idea... anyways: i was lookin' fwd to readin' many comments or stories in the guestbook, i don't see a lot of these guestbooks lately, i guess i never really did... hey, don't read it if you don't want to, right? but it looks like you did: congratulations: so which two or three songs obviously, or maybe not-so-obviously go together? ha ha:: thanks for the opportunity to say whatever i've said, and hopefully another chance or two to do it again, right? you're awesome, whoever and whatever ya are, by virtue of bein' here, and all kinds of other stuff too, i bet:: but now i'm just guessin' again:: rock on~ air on... water on... fire at will, hold that: what else:: scissors handy, and papers too hopefully, ha ha :::

Wishing you all the best Frank! I'm excited about the new line of pedals in the works. I'll be all in on that and would love to meet you on tour sometime.

Peace, love and health Sir.

bon retablissement, nous esperons toujours te voir un jour sur scene quelque soit l'endroit sur cette planete courage Pascal

Frank,
Am just going to say a huge "Thank You" for the music over the years, am hoping your shoulder issues will manage to heal so I and all other fans might be able to hear you play again, God willing. I have been a fan of your guitar work and music since mid-70's in high school years, been awhile.
Either way, we will always have the music no matter what! God bless you & your family, Frank, and I pray for your shoulder pain to lessen. Thank you again!

I've been a fan ever since the TexxasJam.
I've memorized every note on Juggernaut.
"Who will be the Judge of what is right, when we are lying in graves..."
You were self taught, Excellent
You re wrote,note by note, @the Agora, that's is Tremendous task,
Let me ask...
Do you like Steely Dan?
Allman Bros ?
Do you like American football ?
Do you cook, in your Italian roots??

Hope you actually read this, Frank. I’ve been a fan since 1977. Saw you a couple of times live a million years ago. One of my great joys is getting my 16 year old aspiring guitarist granddaughter to listen to and appreciate the talent of you and a tight band. Love it. Always will. Play on!

Frank - I still haven't seen you perform live, but I hope you're back to 100% soon and back on the road where I will see you! Until then, we remember we're witnessing the power of rock'n'roll!

Frank I first saw you in St Louis around 1975. Ive been a major fan since that time. Your music has meant so much to me and all my friends over the years. You are one of the main reasons I've been a guitarist for the last 50 years. It gave me something beautiful to aspire to and kept me out of trouble. I hope you and your family are doing well and thank you for your inspirational music.

Du bist der Beste. Ich wünsche dir viel Kraft und Zuversicht, sowie Gesundheit. Ich gebe die Hoffnung nicht auf dich wieder spielen zu sehen.

Just wanted to say thank you again for all the wonderful music you've given us through the years, and I'm so thankful I got to see you twice, and meet you at the second show. Hope you are doing as well as possible, and we're all praying for you.

Long time fan Frank. Thanks for all the years of sharing your gifts. I'm sorry you will no longer be able to tour. I do hope your condition improves. I have been revisiting your catalog of music of late, and I am just astounded all over again. You have since I first listened been an inspiration as a musician. I was very fortunate to see a couple of times, most memorably was a show at a well loved venue called Mississippi Nights on the Landing in St. Louis. Just an unforgettable memory in the tops of my concert files. You will forever be a Cadillac in a lot full of Yugo's my friend. Take care and best wishes, you're in my prayers.

Happy Birthday Frank! I saw you and Mahogany Rush in Diamond Head Crater in Hawaii. What a great time we had. Remember!
Thank you for your awesome music,
John

Wish you well, Frank! Thank you for the performances that I did see and all the amazing music. You’ve been an idol since I first saw you in 1980.

Never met you Frank, but feel like I know you through your music. It has meant so much to me.
Always inspiring, always uplifting. Favorite song Hes Calling. The guitar work takes me to a middle eastern spot where Christ may have walked and it is just an awesome experience to hear that song over and over again. You are in my thoughts and prayers.

praying for Gods healing hands on you Frank, please keep your fans updated, thank you for all the great music over the years.

Hey Frank,
Been a fan ever since Starnge Universe came out . Went back and got the first two records. Have all your records plus your DVD. Was lucky enought to see you when you came to NC it was one of my favorite shows. Hope you are doing well. Take care and keep on keeping on.
I'm one of your biggest fans 280 lbs Lol.

Hope your feeling better. I ask for Live a the Agora for my birthday coming up in November. Thanks for the music , real music. Take it easy. A.R. PARMLEY

Dear Frank ~ We love and miss you very much. Whatever it is you are doing, you have so much support here. Much love to you. Sending all goodness your way.


All the very best to you.


Gail G.

Miss you Frank! Please get better! God Bless You!