I've been a huge fan for years. I love the way Frank combines jazz, blues and rock.

Hi, I'm Mike I seen you play in the masonic Temple in Detroit in the seventies and then you sort of disappeared, until Cal jam2 I found your albums online and was very happy that your still around, I have played drums since I was 9 and I'm 57, play in a blues band called DOZ GUYS
Never seen a interview until a week ago I found you online your not only a great guitar player but your great person, I thought someone should say that because thats rare in this crazy world!!! By the way thats not my favorite recording, I like all your stuff!!
If you ever need a warmup band or a drummer let me know I have a really great blues guitar player in my band. I know you won't get time to read this but maybe I will get lucky and you will sorry for talking your ear off. Take care........
Mike

Thanks for all of the memories of parties past and present listening to you jam! Hendrix in the spirit!!

Un frickin believable, I just listened to the entire Juggernaut album... outstanding... holy shit, It's been so long...... I love your music Frank

Waiting for the next tour.....Timm Bierry say he may be doing some work with you, is this true...would love to see a show and hear a collaboration, yes......

It's been a long time that I listen to your albums, I think I found you to the 80s, you're one of the few guitarists whose guitar solos make me draw arm hair. For me you are the best. Love your music and it's really hard to say what my favorite album from you.
I hope you'll continue to make great albums and great show!

Frank, saw you the first time and I actually didn't know who you were. You were the opening band for Johnny and Edgar Winter at the Felt Forum/Madison Square Garden back on August 31, 1976. I was only 13 years old. I am now 51. The image of you and Mahogany Rush have been burned in my head ever since. Who did the album cover Mahogany Rush IV? Good Stuff.

You headlined my first concert. Angel, The Babys, and Humble Pie opened for you in Fort Myers, Florida 1978ish!

been a fan since the late 1970's. Had the pleasure of seeing you live in the early 90's. Never forget it. I wish I could see you live again. Come back to Michigan Frank.

I have alway enjoyed your music and I will alway listen to it I am 63

My cousin first got me into Mahogany Rush back in the mid 80's. I was hooked right away. It's so disappointing that Frank doesn't get any air play. Here in Welland we have a classic rock station that focuses on Canadian music and yet no Frank Marino. It boggles my mind that they play crap like Honeymoon Suite while Mahogany Rush goes by the wayside.

Just dug out the old turntable......put on Mahogany Rush (Child of the Novelty) album and wow....what memories it brought back....love this music and the sound of vinyl....wish those days and music were still around....thanks for the great songs and music.

You are the King Bee Frank.

Love your work.

You're music and memories of great live shows is alive and well FM. Always on the lookout for the chance to repeat, I'd walk a million miles for one of your smiles .....

Only saw FM&MR one time Manchester Free Trade Hall (Lonestar [uk-band support]) amazing show - memories have faded this was 1977/78. Still remember the impact of Dragonfly as an intro hence 'Live' as my fave album but could equally have been any that came before. The golden era of the power trio!

Loved the site! Great player applet & band history!

Im Sober as well 15 years. But my guitar does not sound like yours great stuff.

I wish I could get your tone and clarity at that speed!
Any hints about settings or order of effects?
I have no idea why after all these years I can't find any interviews in Guitar player or Premier Guitar magazine.
Whatever it is, please keep it up!