I once met a man in utah who told me he once played with with you.
His name was Jimmy Pinko or Pinkowski.
He was a fantastic guitar player. he had album cover photo's of him with you and everything, but I have never been able to find any album that list him?

just curious.....

William ( Bill) Boucher

Frank, back in the seventies I had heard your version of the roadhouse blues and that sold me. Your amazing! I too have been clean and serene for the last 18 years, and have just rediscovered your music.

Hello, I looked in the Net and found your Frank Marino Page. I remember to my best Concert, I ever see in a little Hall in Munich, Germany. It was Frank Marino and Mahagony Rush. It was, I think, in 1982. Thank you for this gig.

Greetings from Germany
Andy

I've only had the opportunity to see you twice and wach time I was left in awe. PLEASE, PLEASE tour again. I saw you in October...I didn't want the ocncert to end. Your artistry is truly breath-taking. You're one in a BILLION!

saw you in london in the early 80's (juggernaut) tour.you had no warm up act and played for hours!.i had a message from timm biery,it was his birthday that night.me and a friend missed the last train home because there was NO WAY we were going to walk out on that gig.thanks for a great night and believe me when i say that you have a loyal fanbase over here........hope to see you soon . steve

Saw you in 1978 in Houston TX at The Coleseum. Line up was FOGHAT/Mohanny Rush/Head East. My first concert as a kid. Memorable! It was a wild night. I was hooked. Thanks for continuing to Rock. Can't wait to get my signed CD. Worth every penny!

I bought the Juggernaut tape back in 1980. On the one song "FREE" towards the end I hear a backwards like effect on your vocal Where you say "E-nough he cried, enough"! Is that reverse reverb or is it the other similar effect called the "Haas In Hell" effect? On that tape i like all material especially the melody / lyrics to "Strange Dreams" the backwards like effect on the song "Free". If yer thinking of touring doing all yer material, will you ever come up to Humboldt County (Northern California)??? My friends and i would love to see you in concert!

You are such a great guitarist. I was on campus at Kent State University in 1981 listening to your Live 1978 album, playing air guitar along with the music. I tried to keep up so hard, that I dislocated my wrist, elbow and sholder. Those were wild days, but I listen to your music every week and am looking forward to your visit to Cleveland in October. Thank you for you music.

can you give a up-date for 2006 tours. thanks

Hi Frank I am chilean people, and i think that you are excelent musician I have you cd live 1975 and dvd, you play heavy and softly that is cool and the blues, wow

see later, bye Frank.

Marcelo

u da man

Hi Frank; I haven't seen you live since the 70s in St Paul, MN . any tour dates coming up in southern california? Your guitar playing gets me high without drugs! You are one of the greatest rock guitarists of all time. Hope to see you again. God Bless, Dennis-

HI Frank Fans!!!
Just wanted to say hi to a few ppl like Sheila and Willie...Sheila I want to email you the pics I took of us at the Odeon..I hope to see you in Cleveland in October???!!! There is that other guy too..but I cant remember his name..but I got him in the pics too...Anyways we need to Pray that Peter goes on tour this year...I talked to Frank yesterday...and he got me a little worried that things might not go as planned..so anyways Hi freiends hope to c you all in CLeveland!!!!
Carmen~~moonlightkittn

I can only repeat what all are saying, and let you know that I've listened and enjoyed your performances from the mid and late 70s. Every time i hear those great tunes, it takes me to a time and place that was'nt all that bad! Thanks for all you have put forth and for what may come!

Are there any tour dates in Northern Ontario?

I wanted to let Mr. Frank Marino know that I really like his style of playin', always have since that summer of 1978 when I first heard him play.
Top ten in my book, one of the 10 best guitarists in the world...

We all know who they are, right?

My book: (not really in order of favorite...)

Frank Marino
Joe Satriani
Jeff Beck
Jimi Hendrix
Jimi Page
Lindsey Buckingham
Robin Trower
Stevie Ray Vaughn
Randy Rhodes
Eddie VanHalen


Peace

Flowerchild

I m trying to capture a CD of your version of "Johnny Be Goode" live, can u send me an mp3 copy?

Hi Frank,

I first heard about you when I lived in Montreal. My bands sister called from McGill University to tell us to get our butts down there for a "Hendrix like" show we would vener forget.
Since that day, I've seen you play throughout the 70s around Montreal. From "Man and His World" to a small public park for free off Jean-Talon.
I currently live in Toronto and have three sons. The youngest plays guitar and I'm constantly searching for a live performance of yours that I can take him to. Please tour again soon!

I also love to unwind on my Harley so maybe I'll run into you on a ride oneday.

Take care,
Dan

Hi FRANK! I have a story to tell you that I truly hope you get to read yourself. Back in the mid 1970's, you and the band did an out door show in a remote location in Holland, Vermont, USA. The show was promoted as Mac's Party! I believe April Wine were also on the roster for that event. At the time, I was a less than average guitar player who stood there in total awe of your abilities. At that time, you were a silent mentor to me. Your style was an enormous inspiration to me which I valued throughout my life. Quite a few years after seeing you, I injured my back and lost the feeling in the majority of my fingers in my left hand. After going through physical theropy for 18 months, I had came to the reality that my guitar playing dreams had vanished for good. The amusing side of my story is that about 8 months ago, I was doing some carpentry on one of my buildings, and I struck my left hand with a large hammer so hard that I thought I had broken some bones. After my hand healed up and my fingernails went back to normal, I realized that I could feel my finger tips again for the first time in way too many years. I had held on to a Charvel Jackson Model 3 guitar that I had bought many years ago. So I descided to drag it out and try my luck one more time. After six months of intense practice and struggling with my lack of self-confidence, I can actually play some leads agan and I am improving with each practice. The cool part of it all is that I never forgot how dedicated you have always been to your craft. When I get discouraged with my current efforts, I always think about how much effort, dedication and damn hard work you had to put into learning how to play with such passion and intensity. I will never be able to match your incredible talent, however I just thought you might like to know that even today, you are still remembered for your many years of effort, and that you still have the amazing ability to influence someone like myself to try the hardest at what they do and to never give up on themselves. I belive that there are many young fans of yours who will share my thoughts and respect for you. From the bottom of my heart, good luck with all your future endeavors and I truly wish you the best. Thank you for being who you are... Don Sackett

Will never forget the Winterland Area in San Francisco show. It was none less than amazing!!!

Frank really needs to do a DVD or DVD set, including most of his songs and Hendrix tributes. This would allow everyone to get the full appreciation of what he does and som inkling as to what his shows are. Not everyone gets to attend his show and there needs to be a good video record of this artist.

Hopefully, he will do some shows in the Northern California area in the near future.

Thanks for the memories...


Mike