I first saw Frank play in the 70's. St. Clair College in Windsor Ont. and University of Windsor. I will never forget the feeling that I was witnessing something really special. On the order of a radical thunderstorm or nature enforcing her authority on man.
His music inspired me as I gigged across Canada and the States myself and now as I help bring musical tools to musicians so that others can go to those places that words can't describe. Thanks for coming back Frank and helping me remember that stuff.

Hi , i finally bought the for me newest album, real live, of Frank and i'm playing him all day , after the live of 1978 the best he hhas made.

un saludo to frank and his fans

Best guitarist ever!!Makes Jimi look like a rookie.

Hi Frank!!! I´m a Portuguese fan.What a pleasure and honour write for you!!! You and Jimi Hendrix:The best Guitarist`s of all time.

All the best for you,Frank!

Frank Marino and Jimi Hendrix are THE GUITAR GODS EVER!!!

Hi Frank,
I'm a fan since 1976!

Frank,

Isn't it so perplexing how the music you churned out so many years ago now appears in mainstream "metal" by artists claiming that theirs is an original thought. My God.... the world owes you a debt un repayable.

Your music and insight are legendary. I just want to thank you for staying true to the art. Your name must somehow be listed up there with the likes of Robert Fripp and other guitar visionaries.


CHEERS!


Brian
London, ON

Just wanted to drop a line saying how much i have enjoyed your music through the years. I also play,and remember listing to world anthem live,and started playing 8-14 hrs' a day just to learn all the intrictices of you rtone and patterns,just blew me away.now i play when i can as i have a studio and takes my time ,but stil get in and jam.we also know the person that you stay with when down here in md. say hey to chuck when ya see him,lol. anyway just wanted to say how much of an impact you have had in my playing and the band i played in we did a few of your songs, turning other people onto your sound. hope the best for you and maybe one day can get you to sigh one of my ax's. take care and keep the rockin' coming.

Un saludo especial de un fans de chile de mi guitarrista favorito,tengo toda su discografia, esperando verlos alun dia en nuestro pais
saludos
Chile

We just had a chance to hear one of your songs played on the radio. I, Wally, felt like I was back in the early 70's. Being the same age as Frank and after reading the autobiography of Frank, I realized that I missed him somehow growing up and now find his music easy on the ears.


My son Tyler is 14 yrs. old and he enjoys the guitar works.

Hope to hear more and will be looking for your music in the stores.

Thank you for phenomenial musicianship.which is greatly appreciated,
compared to what they call music today. It is so refreshing to hear
talent instead of shallow uninspiring drivel .Keep kickin ass and will you
be touring in upstate new york anytime soon. It would be great to hear
a real guitar player! I have just heard some pat travers on the radio
today and it made me think mahogney rush. Knowing that both of
you are Canadians and exceptional musicians, it was a breath of fresh
air to hear some real rock-n-roll! Thank you Shawn Bond

I was doing some research on Ruby Jones (Ruby Starr) and remember her opening for you. I saw you in Milwaukee around 71 and you guys were awsome. Thanks for the memories.

When I was growing up I happened just by chance to stumble across Frank Marino's music getting his Frank Marino live album. I was immediately hooked. His Electric Reflections of War blew me away. King Bee,Johnny Be Good etc just kept me wanting more. From then on I purchased all Frank's albums(vinyl) and kept them until a house fire claimed them in late 1987. I have attempted to gain back those precious albums and have been up against a brick wall. They are very hard to find. Now I am trying to get the CD collection going. I'm glad I found this web site for info on what Frank is doing and the possibility of seeing him play live is now hopefully in the cards.

one of the best music sites that i have ever been to. Frank is one of the best I have ever seen, saw him live at the Chance in Poughkeepsie NY and it was great. Keep jamming Frank hope to see you again

I first started listening to Frank while in High School in Texas, 1977-1981. The man blew me away and still does.

good to see you're still rocking !

1st saw you in '78 & still dig your jams to this day !

Keep Rockin' !

peace

l

I Didn't know you were still around, till I decided to look you up on the Internet. The last album I got was the live album in the seventies. I listen to the other albums earlieron this web page. Your music is still the best. I am one of your bigest fans. You have inspiered me to write. Keep up the good work. I hop to see you in concert again' the last time Isaw you was at the Omini in Atlanta, G.A in the 70' s, great show.I hope one day you will come to Atlanta again.

dude im jamming out again.....
i seen you live at the miriad gardens at okla city in 77 or 78??

i was in 8th grade...hehehe


jam onm dudes!

razmik

Simply put, you are one of the best. What's missing in my transition to CD's from LP's is a "good" recording of "What's Next" in digital form. Any chance of that happening? Looking forward to new music, and your presence live. Thanks for the vibe, and Peace!

Greetings Frank,

Having just discovered your wonderful music within this past year, I am still quite overwhelmed at the fact that someone's guitar playing could actaully impress me at this point in my life. Having become jaded after only 23 years and hearing what I thought was EVERY virtuoso guitarist, I picked up your first "LIVE" album back in the summer of 2005, and my young life (nor my own guitar playing), has not been the same since.
I think the live "Dragonfly" solo is probably the single most euphoric musical experience I've EVER had! And I appreciate that greatly.
You are one of a kind.
"Real Live" is excellent, (the perfect cruising album), and I look forward to discovering the rest of your back catalog someday.

God Bless,
Garrett Walker