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- Real Live! is a double live album by Frank Marino & Mahogany Rush. It was released on November 9, 2004, under Just A Minute Records.
Recorded live at Club Soda in Montreal, Canada on September 8, 2001.
Frank Marino - vocals, guitar, producer, engineer, mixing
Mick Layne - guitar
Peter Dowse - bass
Josh Trager - drums
Disc 1
1."Voodoo Chile" - 10:02
2."Something's Coming Our Way (Excerpt)" - 2:38
3."He's Calling" - 14:39
4."Red House" - 12:11
5."Guitar Prelude to a Hero" - 2:22
6."Stories of a Hero" - 9:51
7."Poppy" - 17:24
8."She's Not There" - 1:42
9."Crossroads" - 3:53
10."She's Not There (Return)" - 0:41
11."Poppy (Return)" - 2:31
Disc 2
1."Let There Be" - 3:11
2."Strange Universe" - 3:23
3."Ode to Creation" - 10:07
4."Strange Universe" - 3:07
5."Rock and Roll Hall of Fame" - 2:50
6."Ain't Dead Yet (excerpt)" - 1:34
7."Slippin' and Slidin" - 1:19
8."Back to the Hall" - 2:50
9."Two and Four (Just Joshin')" - 6:35
10."Avalon" - 7:30
11."Rumble 'n' Roll (For Pete's Sake)" - 1:43
12."Jazzed for a Moment" - 1:54
13."Tales of the Unexpected" - 4:16
14."Return to Avalon" - 2:15
15."Rattle of Sabres" - 1:19
16."Electric Reflections of War" - 4:49
17."Aftermath" - 1:07
18."The World Anthem" - 2:12
19."A Prayer for Peace" - 2:22
20."Somewhere over the Rainbow" - 2:19
21."Try for Freedom" - 12:31
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after seeing Frank play in Shreveport LA in 1975 I went out and bought a guitar. I am still trying to get that sound. One of the best ever to pick up the instrument. The feel, the vibe the real playing. Long Live FM & MR!
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May it will help you
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Man you can't get no better than this , prove me wrong ,love you Frank
I love my SRV, Gary Moore, Jeff Healey, Jimi Hendrix, Alvin Lee, David Gilmore, Jeff Beck, Joe Satriani & Many other great guitarists, but this solo would have to be up there with the best of 'em.!!!!
The man is legend in my mind.has so many great lengthy tunes.i love sons that last more than 2 3 minutes.
He's Canadian so he doesn't get much attention as he should be , if he was American maybe he would.
@@IWantToSmashLiberalsWithHammer He's got my attention, big time, the mans definately in the ''master-class'' range.!!
Frank Marino is still one of the best of all time!
Yesssssss. Such a soulful player.
Have been listening to Frank since my high school days in the 70's and just love his sound. Great song..
Frank Marino...an man of great talent, character and soul. God bless him.
This live version is Frank at his finest!!!!!
Thank you Frank.
Thank you Jim Lane.
Such Honor, Tribute and Glory!
this is better than the studio version and I never thought In a million years that could have been possible. Fucking Amazing. For the love of God.
Why is it that some of the best rock of all time is so overlooked?
6:35 is where the drama hits.
Dave Callahan IMO Frank Marino is overlooked... its just wrong!
I think, he's hard to handle for pop music marketing. He's more a musican's musican than one for the masses. I just discovered his music, he's such a brillant guitar player, can't believe I missed him so long.
@@MrNorbert57 yes
Mick Layne was not always in MR.
There is no doubt that when you hear Frank play you have heard the best guitarist alive today
far out peace of sound in vision
I wouldnt call him the best guitarist, besides thats such a subjective judgement there is no answer. He is a too often overlooked talent whose sound is such a synergy of technical skills, gorgeous tone, a sense of melody and taste that he has no peers with the total package.
@@batvette Well said.
Gorgeous tone indeed!
Some of the best guitar tone I’ve ever heard.
Jaw on the floor!!! Absolutely fucking amazing!!! Frank is not human! An alien sent to guide the way into a world of breathtaking images and sounds only he and Hendrix could open the door to!!! Thank you Frank my brother!!!
this song is such a tear jearker. Amazing song and amazing guitar work. One in a million
Frank's guitar work on this song is one of the all time greatest . . . if you love electric guitar you will think so to
That tone...an SG with single coils. He calls it dirty-clean. Still has big, round quality and sustain. And what a voice!
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So underrated it's criminal
Not so much underrated as ignored by the manipulative music journalist's/critics who believe they control our want's, needs and desires.Thank God for friends with taste?
Real Music with feeling and talent
Excellent music, everyone should listen to this!
Saw and heard him once live and never been the same after.
REAL, PURE, NO SUGAR COATED ROCK AND ROLL. FRANK MARINO IS THE BEST OF THE BEST. Hope you feel better soon.
Talk about guitar playing with a soul. WOW!!!! The few things this lock down has done for me is 1) to loathe our sinister and evil American government and 2) to newly discover the awesome talents of musicians like Frank Marino and Lynyrd Skynyrd in depth. This song seriously has been catapulted to my top 10 favorite songs. And probably the most emotional guitar playing I've ever heard.
I saw Frank with Mahogany Rush at the first Cal Jam...he had a fighter plane swoop in during a solo...One of those very memorable moments. What a band!
M.R.were the closers at Cal Jam2
Sorry Mike, I stand corrected...what a show!!!
@@samsisk3605 it was!
when music had character....
Still does. You're not looking hard enough
@@Jdb63 There's some great music that's new but you really have to look for it, not as abundant as it used to be.
Agreed !!
I send this video out to my friends every November 11th. Lest we forget.
He is the original shredder the best of the best ,love you Frank !
I started listening to Frank Marino in 1977 (World Anthem) on a college radio station (University of Alabama). I couldn’t stand the direction that popular music had taken in the mid-seventies. Try for Freedom was incredibly refreshing.
Rediscovering Frank lately .. truly one of the great guitar players in the last 50 years
Dear Frank,
Your soulful and compassionate writing and playing are one. I sense you have a very deep love for God and humanity. Far more than your playing is that the Holy Spirit flows through you to share an eternal message. Glory to God and thank you Frank for being the open vessel for God.
Prepare to be blown away? That's an understatement. I'm not sure I've ever heard of a faster(and cleaner sounding) guitar soloist than Frank! Amazing, amazing guitarist. Way overlooked, possibly under the shroud of the signature guitarists(e.g. Jimmy Page, Eric Clapton, David Gilmour, etc) and the bands in the '70's from the UK and in the U.S. God bless Frank. I hope I can one day see him live in concert and be blown away!
Mate your comment is spot on. He's a beautiful player. In other posts I've said that in the solos he soars, unlike any other player I could name.
Check out this track from the album Maxoom it's called Madness and it has my absolute favourite solo by Frank ever, you have to wait till the end though. th-cam.com/video/0o3NQ0hzk9s/w-d-xo.html
frank is so underated..canadian legend.
One of my very favorite songs of all time. I had the album in the early 80s and it inspired me to join the military.
I had a 65 sg gibson with humbucker pickups and it was stolen from me and I can never get over it ,love you buddy.your fan for life.......
Not many guitarists bring a tear to my eye. Rory Gallagher, But this is so stellar, clean and inspired, with some of Frank's best soloing. Emotional, and flawless for a live recording. My god why was this man and Rory left out of the rock and roll hall of a fame.
He's in the top 10 on my list. Up there with Jimi.
The Rock-n-Roll hall of fame does not deserve this man.
Raquel Ruz top three living guitarist
It ceased being a Rock & Roll Hall of Fame the day they let Madonna in.
Indeed. Proof that the daisies running that place now have no clue what Rock & Roll is.
This is an ICCONIC song!! This came from his heart and soul!! A awesome tribute to our heroes who sacrifice their lives everyday for our countries!! God bless all of our heroes and thanks frank for such a beautiful masterpiece!! Musical genius!! One of your biggest fans and over 40 years of being a loyal fan and you are one of my Mentors on guitar!! Used to play along with your live album and piss off the neighbors!! Thanks for the memories!!
I'm a late comer to Frank and mahogany, was only introduced to the great man and group 2 years ago by my best friend who we lost 12 months ago.
But once I listened to this track, well I was instantly involved hooked and I can't believe that I'd never heard anything by then until Tony said one day listen to this.
Well as they say the rest is history. What an outstanding group
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ive always said Frank Marino is Canada's best kept secret--if he was from anywhere else he'd be lauded as one of the best ever!
im a FRANK MARINO MAHOGANY RUSH fan for 25 plus years myself i think frank marino is the best guitarist still doing it you got so called guitar extroddinares that try to compare themselves to frank( impossibility) plain & simple frank Marino's, the shit man best guitarist ever,one word comes to mind. (FLAWLESS) keep it up frank !!!we love you man!!!
A story so powerful, only Frank Marino could tell it.....A True Hero
Frank will have a performance DVD soon hopefully, having worked nonstop on it for over 5 years due to a recording snafu, please buy it everyone.
Hell yeah, I'll DEFINITELY buy that DVD! There's nobody quite like Frank Marino...truly, the last of the great guitar slingers! Frank once autographed one of my guitars, after a helluva great performance at Ottawa's Barrymore's in the early 90's. (I still own that guitar, and I'll never, ever sell it, either! When I die, I'm going to leave it to my friend Maria's "Blues In The Schools" program, just so the music can live on, and on, and on!)
tedmich// OH YEAH,ABSOLUTELY HE WAS A HUGH INFLUENCE IN MY LIFE IN THE 70s,,I'm just now searching my soul,,,to see where I used to be...found this on you- tube & a lot of his Music,,I would like ( no,,!!;,",,love to see and meet him..i feel in love with his music after listening non stop to Dragonfly,,and his earlier music..)..this is a GOD send,,to hear and feel the spirit and emotional connection to a different time and place....Amazeing MY BROTHER PLEASE COME TO PORTLAND OREGON AND PLAY A CONCERT,,BEFORE I DIE...SHALOM,,TO YOU AND YOUR FAMILY
tedmich ,,,...,,,I ment to say fell in love..lol..
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*Please we need Frank on tour!!!!!!!!!!!!! We are dying out here!!!!*
Hero to Heroes!
I saw Frank in San Antonio in 77.He has gotten even better with time. What a beautiful , I cried when I heard it. In peace ,doc
David LeijaI'm with you bro
I saw and heard him in Helsinki 84 and he just blew my mind...what a great performer etc...
I saw him in Helsinki at early 80s. what a gig...
I saw Frank back in 82, he warmed up for Frank Zappa... what a show!!!
I was at that show in San Antonio. Joe Freeman Colosseum maybe? I remember being buzzed and Frank was scooting around the stage by shuffling his feet while a strobe light was flashing - the effect was that it looked like he was sliding around the stage without his feet moving, while jamming his guitar. I saw him again in Corpus Christi in 2008. Amazing shows!
One of the best.
I really wish he would tour more down here in the SouthWest, it's been way too long since I last saw him (70's)
There is so much feeling and passion in Frank Marino's Songs and playing , I could be having a darkest day and play his music and the Sun (Son) Will come out!
LEGEND....THE RIGHT WORD!!!
Great, great song...
I saw frank back in his touring heyday phenomenal guitarist , and vocalist he was tearing up is S G way before many of the great guitarist today , I would say Frank and Robin Trower ,are definitely not given the recognition they deserve.
BINGO [!!]?
Ah.. Robin is given plenty of recognition even for Procol Harum where he really didn't play any memorable guitar. And Robin Trower was huge in the 70s... I agree that Frank Marino hasn't been given due recognition though.
FRANK MARINO AND MAHOGANY RUSH OPEN UP FOR KANSAS at MSG NYC in 1978 my first concert not bad for a first. The last time I saw ROBIN TROWER and KIM SIMMONS OF SAVOY BROWN at a club called TRAMPS 24st and 6 AVE that was hot show two great artist just playing like no tomorrow. Long LIVE ROCK MY FRIEND
That tune is awesome Frank is 1 of the best.. Cheers!!
Canada's best guitarist
First time hearing Frank Marino & Mahogany Rush was "Who Do You Love".
A few years later, I fell in love with "Strange Dream".
Then it was a live version of "Dragonfly" that I rediscovered their music.
Now I hear "Stories Told..."
and I swear, with each new song that I discover, it keeps getting better and better!
My first exposure was his 1st live album (mid-70s) and the "Strange Universe"; "Who Do You Love" surely knocked my socks off; That can't happen anymore as I don't wear socks....anymore.
Many, many years ago, a friend says, "I heard a great new band, Canadian, three guys. 'Rush', I think. You gotta hear those guys, get it!" I go to the record store, hit the record rack under 'R', didn't find it. So I start the whole fucking alphabet just in case it was misplaced. Get to the 'M' section, ah, Mahogany Rush, Live. Ask the dude at the counter, he didn't know jack. Flip it over to read the back, three guys, Canadian. Maybe this is it, I buy it. They're Canadian, took it home. Slapped it on the phonograph (remember those?) Call my friend over, he cusses me out, "That ain't the band, you ass!" I turn on the album where I left off, "King Bee/Backdoor Man", first solo, his eyes almost pop out of their sockets. Tells me, "Fuck those other 'Rush' guys, these guys are lightyears better!!" I hear Getty Lee and I want to puke! Give me fingernails on a chalk-board instead, anytime! Been a Frank Marino fan since then. Been to over four dozen of his performances. Most were in Toronto venues around the university. Some were four hours long and no one ever left until he was done! Springsteen is the other who has enough material to do it without boring anyone. Gotta say very few can sling a guitar solo as melodic as Frank Marino's 'World Anthem' and his studio rendering of 'Norwegian Wood' (made pussies of the Beatles' version) and Joe Satriani's 'Always with me,always with you' LIVE! Both are absolute magic LIVE. I never buy studio-recorded music anymore, regardless of band. If it ain't a LIVE recording, it ain't getting bought. LIVE or nothing! Live performances is where a performer proves themselves. Can't hide behind lip-sync, dubs, phoney effects, Auto-tune, etc. Live recordings or nothing!
good story bro!!! love frank and toronto!!!
Great anecdote! (Serendipity at its finest) -agree with your opinion about live-albums (all my favourite albums are live-albums)
I saw him open for Aerosmith, never heard of him,was 15 & had a buzzzzz....he murdered them & i remembered his name the next morning went straight to the record store to buy Anything he had out......Big impression on me still✌✌✌
That is one good story
Saw the same tour in Albuquerque, New Mexico. Frankie was too good. Made Joe Perry and company look like amatures.
Shared this on my facebook for my brother Gaetan Giroux and my cousin Gilles Thibault - Canadian military..
When there was a player...all hail to mister Frank.
Marvelous to see these excellent comments about the unsung hero...I became a huge fan back around 1976 in Lambeth/London, Ontario, and for years could never understand why no one I knew had ever heard of Mahogany Rush. One of the greatest power trio's in history.
I discovered him in the 80s, but have only recently realised thru TH-cam that he is still going and has gone way beyond the early Hendrix-inspired stuff that first attracted me to his music.
I was born in Lambeth, London, England.
I can never understand how Canada didn't consider him as their greatest export. He's right here! Aye? He snaked his was down Toronto way, Detroit, Chicago...L.A. On that Midnight Highway. But you've got him in Montreal and only play songs he played that he didn't write? I guess the music biz iz off no matter what country you come from. C'mon Frank...toss us a bone...throw out some home recordings or early club recordigs....Recor-digs...for your ole fans....before we getz too old. Love ya man. Windrose.
This guy actually wrote me back in 99, (Remember dial up internet?) when I said, "Get off of your skinny ass and hit the road again. Ha. He did. Yes, he did. 2 old fans, Danny and me saw Frank at the HOB Chicago in 2000 and neither of us could stand. It was worth it.
The stuff which FM sings and plays simultaneously has never ceased to amaze me.
Heard enough "Free Bird"?
Beautiful song and guitar work! Frank Rules!
So much beauty and depth.
One of the best guitarplayer of all time. Says Mikko.
Says Nev too. Beautiful player.
I almost forgot about Frank Marino. People used to say he was the best guitarist. I didn't hear much of him, just occasionally hear him on KPRI after midnight, and kind of being a little intimidated by it. But I was telling a friend who is a Rush fan that I confused Rush with Mahogany Rush for meany years. People would say "Rush is a great band!" and I would say "Yeah great stuff Frank Marino is the best." They would think I was just changing the subject lol. So more recently I decided to check him out, I can't believe he's not more famous. He's the real deal.
Get well Frank.Prayers sent!!!
Saw him in 76,77 fucking awesome, underrated, Big time!
Frank is one of the best. Up there with Uli , Mike and Jimi!!!!!!
When i saw him at The Rhythm Room here in Phoenix about 10 or so years ago, i bought that double live cd. One of the best things i have,
Awesome compilation of America's men and women told by Frank's guitar and lyrics....!
I think he's singing about soldiers everywhere who've fought and died for a just cause.
Why do you American always have to bring things back to "America this, America that"??? Frank Marino is from MONTREAL. He is CANADIAN... the phoque with Americans!!!
Great performance! Ever since we were teens in the 70s Frank Marino & Mahogany Rush have rocked us...thank you!!! Thanks for the upload Jim Lane...sorry it took me this long to find this gem...rock on!
im a FRANK MARINO MAHOGANY RUSH fan for 25 plus years myself i think frank marino is the best guitarist still doing it you got so called guitar
Master at work god he’s good always has been plus the band awesome 👏
25,337 views ..only ! for "Stories of a Hero" you ppl don't know good music ! lol .. this piece is an all time Classic ! hmmmm ...Wake Up George !
Frank and his music has given so much to my life.It`s been a lifelong journey!
How come people do not listen Mr. Frank? What a player...so underestimated man. Too bad...Canada!
Monster song from a monster player. FM stands in line with the greatest guitar players of all time. Like for example Roy Buchanan he did not get the recognition he deserves. But it doesn`t really matter. The music speaks for itself.
Eric Gales learned at a very young age the power that Frank had and still has see Frank held his ground and didn't sell out that's a real man
pipsie james neither did Frank Zappa
one of the greatest rock anthems ever.
tom doyle WE ain't dead yeat
I'm only now discovering them and I've heard a lot of different rock in my 30+ years. Just shows that I need to dig deeper and maybe go through foreign charts more. I have a killer 80's playlist I need to form (finding the best quality of each takes mad time) that will take like 10 full days to get through.
EPIC IN 2021 THANK YOU FRANK MARINO.
Love you and Frank Jimbo!
Frank and Robin two of the best that are living I saw Robin in Long Beach Arena he kicked some you know what Frank is right up there with the Best great voice he loved jimi
A fantastic album. Just discovered it a couple years ago, but I was always a fan back in the day. Thanks for the post!
To them heroes.All of them. Allways.
FRANK. YOU ARE THE BEST OF ALL¨
Stories of a Hero
(Guitar Intro)
The time has come
Said a young man to his bride
The train waits outside
And though I leave
You know I'll keep you by my side
She holds on a final time
Soldier's gone to war
Told her he's comin' home
Soldier's gone to war
He's gonna be known as a hero in his hometown, lord
She stands alone
On a platform lookin' sad
He waves through a pane of glass
And though she hopes
He will be comin' home at last
Her heart knows what's gonna pass
Soldier has gone to war
Don't know it, but he ain't comin' home no more
Soldier has gone to war
He's gonna be known as a hero in his hometown, lord
(Guitar Solo)
Soldier's gone to war
Told her he's comin' home
Soldier has gone to war
He's gonna be known as a hero in his hometown, lord
The paper falls to the floor from a trembling hand
The words they burn to the soul
And though she cries, she doesn't really understand
The world's gone so cold
Soldier went to war
Told her he'd be comin' home
Soldier's gone to war
Gonna be a big hero in his hometown, lord
(Transition with Heightened emotion)
And the stories tell of bravery, yeah
He was golden as the sun
Well he fought for you and he fought for me, yeah
And he died for everyone
Stories of a hero
Stories of a hero
Well it seems as though the world ain't changed
It goes on and on for years
When men must die to be called brave
To earn respect among their peers
Stories of a hero
Stories of a hero
Well it seems as though the world don't change
It goes on for years and years
When men must die to be called brave
To earn respect among their peers
Stories of a hero
Stories of a hero
(Guitar Outro)
Stories of a hero
Stories of a hero
Stories of a hero
Of a hero
Frank is great 👍
Frank un homme de talent Merci !
OUI ! et cela dépasse les langues , . . . et cà fait du bien a entendre que dis-je , à écouter Merci ! Frank pour toutes cette musique ! oH ! oui . . .
Exact....vu à Paris en 83 au....Bataclan 😑
Been with him all of my life...
Just a downright beautiful song! Wow!!
Only got to see Frank once at a rock and roll marathon Washington DC. Many years ago.I haven’t seen another guitarist like him since. I would of loved to seen Frank Zappa and would love to see Joe Bonamassa.🎸
I heard something's coming our way live in like 1990 and I've been hooked ever since.
Strange Dreams as well, for me
☮️
still I like, once i had a change and I did see/hear him in Finland. He is the best.
he shreds with ultimate authority, totally owns the damn instrument, and whatever song he sees fit to play!
my Hero he is.
Amazing...
Awesome version of one of my favorite FM tracks.
2022: Epic & Timeless.
Down To Earth & So True !
The Ability to Put It Into Music is Awesome !!
I pledge allegiance to the Flag of the United States of America, and to the Republic for which it stands, one Nation under God, indivisible, with liberty and justice for all . People run to us because we are not anything like the rest !
Frank, your the greatest
No comments, just great!!!!!
Good CD Hell yeah 👌👍👍👍🤘
The most underatted guitarist in my opinion, also on my list is Uli Von Roth, and Jan Akkerman of focus as well.
Doug Rappoport is another one
One of the best guitarist
Forever in my soul””
Fantastic. Just superb.