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I saw your show in lakeland florida in 1980.wow. I was blown away and have never forgot. I need to see you again asap!

You are a true treasure. You always play with such raw emotion and feel. I'm 50 years old now, started playing guitar when I was 15. I can still kick some serious butt on guitar and kinda sound allot like you on a good day!
You came through like a bolt of lightning the first time I heard you play, and still do to this day. You were the main influence on this guitar player once I heard you, you set the bar very high.
I don't know if you understand the power of positive influence you hold, I'm sure you do.
You changed peoples lives and gave us guitar players a standard of creativity and raw emotion to live up to. I'm still working on it!
Thank you and keep rockin, love ya!
glenc

MR.MARINO, HOPE YOU AND YOURS ARE FINE & WELL IN THIS STRANGE UNIVERSE WITH OUR FALLEN NATURE DRIFTING EVER CLOSER TO MANKIND KNOWING THE REAL TRUTH. I BELIEVE YOU KNOW THE ANSWER !!STAY HAPPY ! SINCERELY. LONG TIME FAN DAVID G BURNS
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I’ve been a fan since 1972 and 40 years on,
the magnificence and power of your music
remains as brilliant and awe-inspiring as ever.
Frank, you are the sublime master genius who
reigns supreme above all the others. I wouldn’t
even know how or where to begin to thank you.
You are quite simply the one and only very best!
Peace

Ive been a connesuer of heavy metal guitars forever.
Frank Marino KICKS ASS.
Quality says it all.
A great invention would be:
Farank Marino on Axe
Ronnie James Dio or the almighty Bruce Dickinson on vocals
Steve Harris on bass
Adrian Smith on back up axe
Niel Pert on skins
YEAH!!!!
Alan Benevento

You sir (like Stompin Tom Conners) are a Canadian treasure...never stop making great music!

Far out man! I love you

please frank, come to cologne / germany in my "living room" ) www.kantine.com/

god bless you !

rock 'n' roll!

Hi Frank , i finally had the chance to see you live a few years back at the canyon club in Agoura Hills. I remember your time was limited to 2 hrs. none the less ,it was a great show. Hope you make it again soon to Socal. It would be really cool to see play at the Love Ride . Its a charity motorcycle event put together by Glendale Harley Davidson. I don't know if you do those types of things . your music is amazing and I'm sure the bikers would really dig it. I think Willy knows the people from the dealership. I hope you consider it . Thank You for all the great music and God Bless.

DEAR FRANK, HAVE ALWAYS LOVED YOUR BLUESY SG RIPPIN' ROCK! SO MUCH SO I NICKNAMED A FORMER GIRLFRIEND "CRAZY MISS DAISY"! U R A HUGE INFLUENCE ON MY PICKING UP THE GUITAR. WILL "JUGGERNAUT " EVER BE REISSUED? CAN'T FIND IT ANYWHERE.

Thank You.

I first heard you play in the seventies and you are still a creative force in music.

Thanks for the great website! I'm rocking out to Frank while at work! Keep up the great work! later , PKP

Being new to your music, all I can say is, "where have you/I been all this time?" A co-worker and I were talking about great guitarist (he plays, I am still stuck on simple 3 chord songs) and he mentioned you. So I had to check it out. Sampled a few songs (early stuff, especially with your voice, does have that "Jimi Hendrix - continued - feel", until you get into the solos - wow!) and then got Real Live and was blown away! That version of Voodoo Chile was an experience and other great songs like "He's Calling", and "Stories of a Hero" are outstanding. Heck, the whole album is fantastic. It's just that those songs are stuck in my head now. Working on the other albums now and just need a dim-lit room with a comfy seat to let it all sink in. If you ever make it down south (besides ATL), give us fair warning, because me and Dave will be saving our pennies for the ticket and making sure our boss lets us off so we can be there.

Love your music. You have the best version of "Johnny be good" and your guitar play is awesome. Hope to see you touring again.

Been a long time, didn't even know Mr Marino was still around, wouild love to see him play.

Thanks for all the great music

hello everyone...long time....hope all is well...love you...your friend donnie

Hey Frank,
I saw you live back in the 70's at Winterland S.F. with Greg Kihn and Earthquake
and you blew me away big time. I was fortunate enough to see Jimi Hendrix while he was still alive and you are by far the best at capturing his sound and carrying on his music. I hope you do a show here in Southern Oregon USA sometime in the near future as I would really like to see you Rock our socks off.
Take care friend cya on the flip side.
Rockman 99