Since I first heard M. Rush Live '78 and short after I got an import copy of Power Of Rock & Roll album I became a Frank's fan. Then I didn't stop until gettin' all the albums. I was a long time Hendrix fan and Frank brings back his memory and magic (All along the watchtower, J.B. Good,Purple Haze.. and, of course Buddy) Go on Frank and thanks for all the good moments your are bringing !!
R'n'R forever

I started playing guitar at age 11 in 1976. To me, you were and always will be the most inspirational and blistering guitarist ever to walk the face of the earth! Thanks for playing your music.

Its Alexandria Va. smarty pants. Tour date ?????????????? Yeahhhhhhh

Been rockin to your tunes since 1976. I always thought you were the best guitarist ever to record a song.

If you go on tour in California, Please keep in mind:

Wells Fargo Center for the Arts
Santa Rosa, Ca.

Regards,

Dave

hey frank, when's your next jam ?

Hey Frank, good hangin' with you last night in Montreal. I'll pass your number on to Wayne and Tim Godwin.

Keep in touch!

Steve

Saw you a few years back at the Birchmere in Alexandria VA. Amazing show. Thanks man.

I had forgotten about Frank and was dreaming about the beatles tune Norwegian wood I remembered FM&MR did an excellent version and since I have been listening to yourube FM and MR tunes since, he rocks thanks for bringing back 30 years of memories

always love the music seen you from kc to la muz fest to the park west chi town keep jamin

You sent chills down my spine from the very first moment I heard you sing and play your guitar, literally! That was over 30 years ago, and you still do the exact same thing to me today!!! Thank you so much for allowing the rest of us into your world of music and sharing your talent with us...I deliberately did not choose my favorite album by you simply because I have too many!!! However, one of my favorite songs will always be DRAGONFLY. There is an underlying groove to that song that literally kicks ass! Just like you. I have never had the opportunity to see you LIVE, YET, so I'm keeping my fingers crossed that your bus might make its way to California sooner than later. Preferably Northern CA.
Until then, I will continue playing your music daily because "NO MUSIC NO LIFE!"
Keep on Rockin' because we are listening and rockin' too! I am for sure! Peace.

I've been listening to Frank and Mahogany since the 70's Saw them once back then. Will make it a point to see them if they come to the Charlotte area. I would like to be put on a mailing list or concert list if that's available. Thanks--John

I have seen and of course heard many of the most legendary guitar players in history. I consider Frank Marino to be one of them without any doubt. Some said he was a Hendrix clone, yet Frank is way beyond Jimi Hendrix (who is one of my favorites) in technical skill. Frank could shred circles around JH. Of course JH had the killer tone, the character and legendary style that made him a legend, but Frank has that as well as the vision and creativity to go musically beyond, way beyond in amazingly creative, imaginative and complex ways. All while doing it with a great voice and virtuoso guitar performance. My favorite song by him is "Ain't Dead Yet" which embodies the power and spirit of Frank Marino. However I also greatly enjoy many of his more abstract, spacey songs that really pushed the boundaries of rock into areas that rock had never gone before. I think greater success was lacking due to the technically complex and high level of sophistication of Franks music. Where Hendrix was more raw, Frank is more refined, technical, sophisticated and plays with a fiery motivation. This is not really a comparison, only an observation. Both are legends written in rock history forever. I play guitar, and like many others who play, we are influenced by musicians like Frank Marino as well as all of the guitar legends. Ain't it great to have so many fantastic musicians to draw inspiration from?

Just saw on Pollstar and confirmed on Frank's website that he's is playing the Pittsburgh area in Nov. I don't know how his music is going to go aver at a Dingbat's, but I will be in attendance. Haven't seen him since he played the Pittsburgh Blues Fest a few years back.

I have been a fan for 35 years...keep on rockin'

I've been a fan since "Strange Universe" & seen all your shows @ the Sellersville Theater. Looking forward to seeing the Nov 6 show.

Thanks for the Music!!! Whats Next???

I first saw you and your band at The Texas Jam in 78, been a fan ever since.

We still enjoy your tunes here in St. Louis. You took us there!

You wont see him on the cover of Guitar World. They are too busy blowing their horns about the 40th anniv of the Led Zep III album. How tired............

But man is he ever a great guitarist.

I got to see Frank when I was very young.
I was right in front of him.
I just have to say wow man!
-g

I'm A Queen Bee. Buzzing around your yellow hive I LOVE YOU and miss you