Frank Marino and Mahogany Rush is the best rush in the galaxy!

hi great show at the rock n` blues fest, derbyshire man, when you coming back to the uk 2007?

Sorry Frank, i dont spick english well. I am 42 years and i listend you since 25 years ago.. You play like a gog. Can i see you play in swizerland ??

I'm originly from Quebec city and I saw Frank Marino live many times and it was always a great experience.
Thank you Frank.

I think I have the right favorite album, it was the "Black" album,
anyway it was my first "rock concert" and I was a young guitar player who only knew country western songs and had only been playing since 1973.
A friend invited me to the Music Hall in Houston to see some guy named Frank Marino?
I still remember standing in the front right of stage 10 rows back as the opening synthesizer chord sounded and the announcer's voice stated "Ladies and gentlemen Frank Marino & Mahogany Rush"
Frank Marino came on stage in a silk looking long sleeved loose fitting shirt with that wine red SG playing a sound and style that I had never been exposed to and I was forever changed as a guitar player.
I would not be affected that way again until the first time I heard Eddie Van Halen play Eruption.
I'm turning 50 this year and sometimes still wonder what could have happened if I had stuck with that dream that was started by Frank that night.

Im a long time fan and my wife came across your website,after we listened to this alblum. The all time favorite guitarist!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

I was 13 and went to see you headline a General Admission concert in '78. I was getting squished because I was small. A security guard grabbed me and pulled me into the building and I was the second person through the door. This is the only time I have ever been front row for a real concert. The Godz, Judas Preist and Frank Marino; fantastic concert. After the show we started searching the hotels to try and find you. We went into the game room of the holiday inn and Frank Marino was playing "Gun-Fight" with Glenn Tipton. After the game Glenn left hurriedly but my freind asked Frank if he would like to play a game of 8-ball. Frank surprised us by saying "yes." Frank stated that he always looses on scratching on the 8. Frank ran the table but phophetically did in fact scratch on the eight. That was a great memory that is lasting a lifetime. Thanks for being such a nice guy and great talent. Those qualities don't come in the same package often.

hi frank I KNOW YOU WILL NEVER READ THIS, however I believe in GOD, so i hope and pray you respond,it would make my life full and complete, if only i could recive a pick from you ,one you have used, i know you got one somewhere? PLEASE, OR AN 8X10 SIGNED TO ME, ONE OF YOUR BIGGEST FANS JUST GOT CD.REAL LIVE AND LOVE IT SO GLAD YOU PICKED THE SONGS YOU DID .

THANK YOU, YOUR #1 FAN,

GREGORY W. CLARK

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PLEASE SEND IT.PLEASE.,BEST TIME TO CALL AFTER 6:00 AT NIGHT.

IM A D.J. FOR LAST 25 YEARS, AND HAVE PLAYED, YOUR SONGS, PEOPLE EVEN REQUESTED IT. PLEASE COME TO FL. DO A LIVE CONCERT. COME BACK, PLEASE.

After hearing "Poppy" and "Stories of a Hero" from the RealLIVE performance played on XM radio, I've become a huge fan. This guy rocks. I want more.

Frank, I just want to say thank you! Your music has inspired me since I saw you and Ronnie Montrose together at some forgotten theatre in Chicago many years ago. I learned guitar because of that, and MOST LIKELY guitar kept me out of trouble back in the 80's. I never miss ya' when you come to town. Thanks and Always Rock like you do! Randy Norris

Hi Frank,
I have been a long time admirer of your music since the late seventies when I first heard "Tales of the Unexpected" on the Friday night Rock show with Tommy Vance on the BBC. I never got to see you live, even though I found out that you played in Portland, Oregon in the summer of 1986 and I was up the road in Beaverton , oblivious to the fact. You signed a copy of "From the Hip" dedicated to me, for my brother, in the early nineties in San Francisco, and that is one of the treasured CD's in my collection.

Thanks for the great music and enjoyment you have given me over the years and keep doing what you do best.

rgds,Tom

hey frank Seen you when you were just starting.It was with the Guess WHO as Back up but you amazed me.I was born the same day as james marshall hendrix.Got the stat and Marshall but never blessed with your talent.Take care mark

I think I really got serious about playing guitar after I heard Frank in '72. I haven't stopped since. Thank you, Frank.

I HAVE BEEN GOING TO SEE FRANK MARINO SINCE I WAS 15 IAM NOW 48

Saw Frank in Shreveport, La a couple of times in the 70's. My initial reaction was Hendrix, but better!
Just started getting into the music again, after a long hiatus.
Rock on!

knock, knock. let me in! it's been a while. I miss everybody in the chat room. can't wait to hear the new live cd.

Hey, I saw on youtube, a clip, and Frank talks about a smaller audience.

We in Reading PA have great new venues. www.sovereigncenter.com andSovereign Performing Arts Center. Why don't you check them out. Talk to Chip at the Art center. Tell him, Kenny Play sent you.
Come play in Reading.!!!!!!!!1

The World Anthem comes to mind!