It is so refreshing to see and hear someone that can actually PLAY a guitar , instead of the wannabes that take out their musical frustrations on their instruments , and our hearing .
Frank's songs go long at every performance. ALL his music is excellent. Not dead yet is a good one. They all are. The answer. Strange Dreams. The most beautiful is Poppy.
Frank Marino, one of Jimi Hendrix's greatest disciples along with Robin Trower, Uli Jon Roth and Stevie Ray Vaughan. Not only does he have immaculate, precise, no-nonsense guitar playing and the ability to play all styles, but he also has a clear, powerful voice. From this Live at the Agora Theatre, you can also try the track "Something's Comin' Our Way".
Frank is another guitarist who continues the overall Hendrix tone and touch.The first three Mahogany Rush albums hold a special place in my heart from that space in time. Lulu would have loved his hair in the 70s, lol.
Live at Agora Theater was basically a tribute to his life’s work. It was a SIX HOUR performance and there is a DVD of it. I actually bought all his early albums back in the day. His first LP, titled Maxoom, was released in 1973. He retired from music in June 2021 because of health issues. One hell of a music career.
One of my favorit gtr player. He is canadian Jimi Hendrix! :) Here's one cool song from same concert: Frank Marino - Live At Agora Theatre - Something's Comin' Our Way. Check out!
Frank Marino was the lead singer of the band called Mahogany Rush. They did an albulm that was the best Jimi Hendrix style of music called Maxuuma. You would swear that it was Jimi himself playingg and singing but he had been dead for quite a no. of years before this album was released. Love your channel and love to see Lulu when she really likes a song. Keep up the good work.
IMO, his 2nd album Child Of The Novelty was a better example of his Jimi Hendrix style of play. th-cam.com/video/M0gVYcdIEoE/w-d-xo.htmlsi=kXgeLOr7muYpGFp4
I have never heard this Frank Marino song......... but I like it. I remember being 13 years old and buying a Frank Marino and Mahogany Rush record in the used record shop. He should have been so much more famous then he was. I love you girls!!!!!!!!!
Frank is one of the very best,but so many have not heard him.Strange Dreams,Somethings Comin Our Way are two more from this concert you will enjoy.For some more from him from earlier times,try All Along The Watchtower from 1979,and King Bee and Johnny Be Good from 1978 Midnight special concert.Frank is one of the best singer guitarists there is.This concert was the last one Frank played.Frank has a great story,well worth looking into,and he is a very nice man as well.Thank you ladies for this reaction.
Mahogany Rush... rocked, the 70s were great.... we had the best guitarists that ever lived, Frank Marino, Rory Gallagher, Johnny Winter..... it was a great decade..
This entire DVD is amazing. Frank is about 60 here and slightly past his prime, but still able to blow away almost any guitarist you can think of. Back in the 70's and 80's Frank was the absolute pinnacle of rock guitar. greatest arena rock guitarist of all time. Ever. Check out any live album by Frank and his band, Mahogany Rush. You will never hear rock guitar at a higher level.
well this makes 2 of my requests today without mentioning my name :) But Im happy your enjoyed them Too bad Donna missed Gary Moore she woud have LIKED it. By the way Donna your correct they were jamming at the end and as most muscians do they have signals of when to change from one thing to another like when to end the solo
Is a stellar drummer to from what i have read about him. The DVD Live at the Agora. Almost never happened. Thanks Franks work ethic and know how he had fo edit every drum hit bar by bar. 36 million edits he fixed it. You cannot detect any drumming overdubs. Cause he extracted the drumming from a low leaked microphone. Software tools
@Deltroyer1963 I do have a story to tell. #1 we came in from the back but stopped about halfway in behind the tower speakers. One of them didn't work so when Aerosmith came on I went up front. #2 I had a 'Green Thumb' back then and you can guess what I grew. Strong Red Hair. I had a chamber pipe that I used to make it stronger. It was a water pipe and I collected filtered resin from the tube on the mouth piece side that I used to paint the inside of the papers. I did all of that to smuggle a few strong ones in. When I went up front I met a guy and offered him A few hits. He only took one and just drifted away. As it turned out they didn't check anything like they were supposed too. #3 Going to the rest room (Porta Potties) was so crowed that you were stuck and had to go with the flow and at times your feet didn't have to touch the ground. I just wish I had gone to the 1st jam with my cousins.That one closed with Emerson Lake and Palmer and the flying piano. (Of course it wouldn't really work and was gutted) # 4 I had another cousin that was a Sheriffs Explorer in Apple valley on the other side of the mountain. They were monitoring the radio calls in case they were needed. There were some bad things that happened but nothing that required them.
I remember hearing about Frank Marino and Mahogany Rush back when I was a kid, but don't really remember the music, but hearing this he sounds like he is a great Rock, Blues guitarist. Not sure who Stella is, but I hope she had a great birthday.
Thank you Kathy Lulu & Donna! Loved your reactions - especially for somenoe you never heard of! Frank as you've noticed, is a wonderful talent, blending many styles of sound - rock/blues/jazz/fusion - writing and producing the vast majority of his material. It's interesting to see the three generations of appreciation for Frank, considering his roots are from the late 60s through the 70s, and being primarily a driving, hard rocking bluesy style, combined with the psychedelic feel of the 60s. He'll always be one of my favorites and glad you were able to showcase this lovely piece.
Dang it!!! 3G I'm 62 years Young , and this took me back to the mid-70s to a show called The Midnight Special hosted by Wolfman Jack , they played on that show a lot , I really didn't know he was still playing but the band back then was I think called Frank Marino Mahogany Rush I'm pretty sure he was a Canadian musician to thanks for that Memory Lane travel I went on LOL Keep it up!!! 👍🏼🎯🔥✌🏼🌹 Do some early Frank Marino Mahogany Rush on The Midnight Special you should be able to find it
The recording dates from december 2010. Frank released the recordings himself in 2019. He's having health issues so at the moment he is not playing. Turning 70 in november. No one knows if he will perform again.
So glad you discovered this song. When I first heard it, oh man, I was floored. That was 6 months ago, and I play it every night, with a glass of whisky and unwind. The studio version of this is awful though, check it out...My kind of music too MOM!! Sadly, his last performance due to illness, but never specified what.
I've been listening to Frank since the 70s.I've seen him a few times he is one of my favorite guitar players.He is great.I recommend anybody who likes good rock and blues. But I recently Read that he has a shoulder problem.So he's not playing guitar right now and I don't know from what I read.How long this condition will last?So hopefully it gets sealed and he goes back to playing.
Me and my friend al delago saw almost every band. First concert April wine 1973. 6 Texas jams Dallas cotton bowl. 2 farm aids 1986 1987 Austin. And 58 concerts so far. Back in the early 70s when I started buying albums I would record them on cassette. 140 of my albums only been played one time still have plastic on them. Some are almost 50 years old. I'm afraid to play them now. Yall stay well and groovy my friends. Texas. Peace
Frank was considered a Hendrix clone as well as Robin Trower, Stevie Ray Vaughan and that other guy with the blonde hair. They are all great guitarists. Mahogany Rush was a great band. I have several of the cds.
Marino is one of the best guitarists of his generation. Deep catalog to check out if you choose.
The greatest Complete guitar player of all time.
It is so refreshing to see and hear someone that can actually PLAY a guitar , instead of the wannabes that take out their musical frustrations on their instruments , and our hearing .
She needs to also check out Candy Dulfur with Ulco Bed doing DONT GO . Leverkusener Jazztage' 2009/11/12
broadcast by WDR Rockpalast 2010/02/21
Frank's songs go long at every performance. ALL his music is excellent. Not dead yet is a good one. They all are. The answer. Strange Dreams. The most beautiful is Poppy.
One of the most underrated guitarists and songwriters of our time. Frank is a gem ! Check out Tommy Bolin for more hidden gems on guitar and vocals.
Frank Marino, one of Jimi Hendrix's greatest disciples along with Robin Trower, Uli Jon Roth and Stevie Ray Vaughan. Not only does he have immaculate, precise, no-nonsense guitar playing and the ability to play all styles, but he also has a clear, powerful voice.
From this Live at the Agora Theatre, you can also try the track "Something's Comin' Our Way".
Frank is another guitarist who continues the overall Hendrix tone and touch.The first three Mahogany Rush albums hold a special place in my heart from that space in time. Lulu would have loved his hair in the 70s, lol.
Don't forget Eye Of The Storm album .... especially Ordinary Man
frank marino and mahogany rush live album was one of my favs
Happy Birthday and thank you for this video. Frank is one of the greatest guitarists ever, and so underrated. More Frank please.
Frank can pretty much play what he wants.
Live at Agora Theater was basically a tribute to his life’s work. It was a SIX HOUR performance and there is a DVD of it. I actually bought all his early albums back in the day. His first LP, titled Maxoom, was released in 1973. He retired from music in June 2021 because of health issues. One hell of a music career.
One of my favorit gtr player. He is canadian Jimi Hendrix! :)
Here's one cool song from same concert: Frank Marino - Live At Agora Theatre - Something's Comin' Our Way. Check out!
I was lucky enough to experience Frank Marino and his bands Mahogany Rush nine times. He never played this song ever. This is a classic gem of a song.
Frank was a guitar god when he was able to play, in the top ten in the world for sure. Saw him MANY times.
This is 40 minutes well used : th-cam.com/video/YbTpBAn1kwA/w-d-xo.html
Frank Marino was the lead singer of the band called Mahogany Rush. They did an albulm that was the best Jimi Hendrix style of music called Maxuuma. You would swear that it was Jimi himself playingg and singing but he had been dead for quite a no. of years before this album was released.
Love your channel and love to see Lulu when she really likes a song. Keep up the good work.
Thanks
IMO, his 2nd album Child Of The Novelty was a better example of his Jimi Hendrix style of play.
th-cam.com/video/M0gVYcdIEoE/w-d-xo.htmlsi=kXgeLOr7muYpGFp4
His 1st album was called Maxoom
He has a high level of real honesty in his music...
I have never heard this Frank Marino song......... but I like it. I remember being 13 years old and buying a Frank Marino and Mahogany Rush record in the used record shop. He should have been so much more famous then he was. I love you girls!!!!!!!!!
Please check out Stange Dreams from this same show. Fantastic song!
I began to explain that Hocus Pocus by Focus is quite eccentric and entertaining, that, a reaction from you all is warranted! 😀
Absolutely and I will 2nd it.
Frank is one of the very best,but so many have not heard him.Strange Dreams,Somethings Comin Our Way are two more from this concert you will enjoy.For some more from him from earlier times,try All Along The Watchtower from 1979,and King Bee and Johnny Be Good from 1978 Midnight special concert.Frank is one of the best singer guitarists there is.This concert was the last one Frank played.Frank has a great story,well worth looking into,and he is a very nice man as well.Thank you ladies for this reaction.
3:42 Don't let the rain bring you down 😊
Happy Birthday!
Un tributo al chitarrista più completo rock blues jazz della storia....FRANK MARINO....un saluto dall'Italia.
Mahogany Rush... rocked, the 70s were great.... we had the best guitarists that ever lived, Frank Marino, Rory Gallagher, Johnny Winter..... it was a great decade..
This entire DVD is amazing. Frank is about 60 here and slightly past his prime, but still able to blow away almost any guitarist you can think of. Back in the 70's and 80's Frank was the absolute pinnacle of rock guitar. greatest arena rock guitarist of all time. Ever. Check out any live album by Frank and his band, Mahogany Rush. You will never hear rock guitar at a higher level.
well this makes 2 of my requests today without mentioning my name :) But Im happy your enjoyed them Too bad Donna missed Gary Moore she woud have LIKED it. By the way Donna your correct they were jamming at the end and as most muscians do they have signals of when to change from one thing to another like when to end the solo
Ladies you have great taste and open minds bless your hearts for introducing probably the greatest musician of our time.
Is a stellar drummer to from what i have read about him. The DVD Live at the Agora. Almost never happened. Thanks Franks work ethic and know how he had fo edit every drum hit bar by bar. 36 million edits he fixed it. You cannot detect any drumming overdubs. Cause he extracted the drumming from a low leaked microphone. Software tools
Wow, thank you!
Happy birthday, Stella. First time hearing this also. It's pretty good.
I SAW THEM AT CAL JAM II IN 1978 LOL!!!!!HAPPY BIRTHDAY!!!!
Thanks
Frank Marino & Mahogany Rush I saw them at the 1978 California Jam.
Oh my! I've heard many stories of that festival! :)
So? Enlighten us lol
@Deltroyer1963 I do have a story to tell. #1 we came in from the back but stopped about halfway in behind the tower speakers. One of them didn't work so when Aerosmith came on I went up front. #2 I had a 'Green Thumb' back then and you can guess what I grew. Strong Red Hair. I had a chamber pipe that I used to make it stronger. It was a water pipe and I collected filtered resin from the tube on the mouth piece side that I used to paint the inside of the papers. I did all of that to smuggle a few strong ones in. When I went up front I met a guy and offered him A few hits. He only took one and just drifted away. As it turned out they didn't check anything like they were supposed too. #3 Going to the rest room (Porta Potties) was so crowed that you were stuck and had to go with the flow and at times your feet didn't have to touch the ground. I just wish I had gone to the 1st jam with my cousins.That one closed with Emerson Lake and Palmer and the flying piano. (Of course it wouldn't really work and was gutted) # 4 I had another cousin that was a Sheriffs Explorer in Apple valley on the other side of the mountain. They were monitoring the radio calls in case they were needed. There were some bad things that happened but nothing that required them.
I saw Frank in concert and it was way loud. He should have more fame than he does because he is truly a great guitar player
saw frank in Baton Rouge La. in 80s. it was fantastic
H is A canadian rocker. From the mid 80's and on, it was hard to get airplay on American radio.
I remember hearing about Frank Marino and Mahogany Rush back when I was a kid, but don't really remember the music, but hearing this he sounds like he is a great Rock, Blues guitarist. Not sure who Stella is, but I hope she had a great birthday.
Lulu's dog.
Thank you Kathy Lulu & Donna!
Loved your reactions - especially for somenoe you never heard of!
Frank as you've noticed, is a wonderful talent, blending many styles of sound - rock/blues/jazz/fusion - writing and producing the vast majority of his material.
It's interesting to see the three generations of appreciation for Frank, considering his roots are from the late 60s through the 70s, and being primarily a driving, hard rocking bluesy style, combined with the psychedelic feel of the 60s.
He'll always be one of my favorites and glad you were able to showcase this lovely piece.
Storys Of A Hero, is great
Try Dragonfly or Somethings Coming Our Way
I saw Frank Marino and mahogany rush live on there what's next album release. . One of those concerts you never forget
That box set is freakin' awesome!
Dang it!!! 3G I'm 62 years Young , and this took me back to the mid-70s to a show called The Midnight Special hosted by Wolfman Jack , they played on that show a lot , I really didn't know he was still playing but the band back then was I think called Frank Marino Mahogany Rush I'm pretty sure he was a Canadian musician to thanks for that Memory Lane travel I went on LOL
Keep it up!!! 👍🏼🎯🔥✌🏼🌹
Do some early Frank Marino Mahogany Rush on The Midnight Special you should be able to find it
The recording dates from december 2010. Frank released the recordings himself in 2019. He's having health issues so at the moment he is not playing. Turning 70 in november. No one knows if he will perform again.
LEGEND
So glad you discovered this song. When I first heard it, oh man, I was floored. That was 6 months ago, and I play it every night, with a glass of whisky and unwind. The studio version of this is awful though, check it out...My kind of music too MOM!! Sadly, his last performance due to illness, but never specified what.
no one was ever ckeaner in the way they played
Highly recommend THE ANSWER from same concert.
I've been listening to Frank since the 70s.I've seen him a few times he is one of my favorite guitar players.He is great.I recommend anybody who likes good rock and blues. But I recently Read that he has a shoulder problem.So he's not playing guitar right now and I don't know from what I read.How long this condition will last?So hopefully it gets sealed and he goes back to playing.
Hes Canadian
Check out "The Answer" from the same theater show.
Saw them at the Texas jam Dallas cotton bowl. 1978. And mohagie rush. I'm spelling it wrong.
Wow, you have seen a lot of bands.
Me and my friend al delago saw almost every band. First concert April wine 1973. 6 Texas jams Dallas cotton bowl. 2 farm aids 1986 1987 Austin. And 58 concerts so far. Back in the early 70s when I started buying albums I would record them on cassette. 140 of my albums only been played one time still have plastic on them. Some are almost 50 years old. I'm afraid to play them now. Yall stay well and groovy my friends. Texas. Peace
Check out Something's Coming our Way by Frank it's a fast paced jam😂❤
Do Christone Kingfish, ...Empty Promisses. More of your kind of music MOM
Prince purple rain,?! Seems very similar, pinched idea from frank i reckon. More frank he is top rank ✨🧐
This is not even a good song of his. His best songs are Strange Dreams and Dragon Fly you should try those. Happy birthday
The Master at work he truly loves.
Frank was considered a Hendrix clone as well as Robin Trower, Stevie Ray Vaughan and that other guy with the blonde hair. They are all great guitarists. Mahogany Rush was a great band. I have several of the cds.
@ DWAYNE. CARL. HUTCHINSON. DO. A. REACTION. VIDEO. THE. FAMILY. IN. VERGINA. THE. WITIKERS