Country Artist Reacts to Frank Marino & Mahogany Rush for the First Time

Country Artist Reacts to Frank Marino & Mahogany Rush for the First Time
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[@davidboivin7996]

Marino is probably the most underrated guitarist of all time. He and his band Mahogany Rush are a deep dive. Enjoy!!

[@donhadfield2835]

Frank Marino is not only a shred master, but he is a master of Blues, Jazz & Hendrix. He is one the favourite guitar players of YOUR favourite guitar player. He recently put out a concert video of a 6 Hour concert he performed. Unfortunately, he can't play any more so all we have is in the past now.

[@mkraulis]

If I recall correctly, when they taped the show, the drum track was corrupted somehow and was really quiet. Frank spent something like 8 to 10 years remastering the sound and then released the performance ( on DVD and Blu-ray) An excellent demonstration of his prowess, imo. Real Live is a phenomenal double live album worth checking out.

[@zandig666]

I love frank saw him 5x throughout the 80s---2000s absolute master of sound and playing from cleans to blow the doors off solos

[@stubaker1737]

Everyone should buy his DVD,, it's insanely awesome and it helps preserve his great talent,,I bought 3 so far..

[@zandig666]

@@stubaker1737 very cool I bought one Love frank saw him a bunch He has really scaled down his rig over the years but u used to love his 80s BLOW THE DOORS OFF sound as well

[@mooncritter721]

He is still playing and kicking ass.

[@howardcamp6304]

I had the privilege of seeing Frank Marino in the 70’s. His mastery of the guitar is leagues above 99.9 % of the great guitarists to follow him. Thanks for the great memories.

[@mikescopa1947]

My opinion, best version of this song ever recorded.

[@michaeltodd7008]

Definitely. Amen to that my friend!

[@robertsumners931]

By far.!!!!

[@apostolosbakopoulos5225]

do you mean live version?

[@robertsumners931]

@@apostolosbakopoulos5225 It was the 'live' version.

[@TorgMetal]

Best guitarist this world will ever witness, hands down, who, back in the day, is better than this man, im 57, been to over 450 concerts, no one comes to mind

[@RockNRollKid]

The Master has over 27 albums recorded ....some of the most amazing guitar playing sounds ever produced by Frank . He is # 1 in my category. Even the headline acts Frank opened for were completely astonished and shocked on the performances he gave to the fans. Unbelievable!!!

[@raymondrochajr9621]

Finally! Somebody reacting to Frank Marino! Thanks bro!

[@mcbeezee2120]

I felt, and still feel, extremely privileged to have seen Mahogany Rush in 1978. What an amazing musician AND singer.

[@jimcook8933]

"It's Begun To Rain" live from the Agora Theatre. The solo is just pure perfection .

[@davekinghorn9567]

Anything from the Agora Theater is pure perfection.

[@elimccrae5349]

The last three songs on Frank's 1980 album "What's Next"

[@jettechdonatkins]

Jimi for sure did this cover before Frank,but watch Jimi plaing live and compare him to this version.Frank plays much of the solos like Jimi but adds in his own thing as well.I like this cover better than Jimi's.When Frank goes into his beast mode,there isn't anything like it.As far as one of Franks own songs that he wrote,listen to 'It's Begun To Rain' from live at the Agora,or 'The Answer' from the same concert from the Agora another of his own songs.Frank was inspired by many including Jimi,but is a genious,and playing and singing at the same time shows what he can do.If you want to hear another master try listening and watching Robin Trower play 'Daydream' live from the Rockpalast in 2006,I think you'll be blown away by his ability to play the guitar.Both he and Frank inspired many of the so called greats you hear today! Peace my brother!

[@mcasualjacques]

lighting on the guitar on the SG was perfect

[@richardturk7162]

Yes it is a Bob Dylan song and Hendrix was a huge Dylan fan and did a cover of it in the 60s. M R's version came later and was actually more of a cover of the Hendrix version. No fancy effects just straight into the amp and had it cranked up at live shows. Frank Marino was incredible.

[@garyhanis4104]

Others have reviewed his original song Ain't Dead Yet. Yea, check it out.

[@cobrax2439]

Live. From the Agora Theatre in 2010. Frank Marino. Something's Coming Our Way.

[@jameswalls9468]

I would recommend "It's Begun to Rain"

[@michelcyr4232]

His first album, Maxoom, 2nd Child of the Novelty, 3rd, Strange Universe, 4th, Mahogany Rush IV, Tales of the Unexpected, World Anthem, What’s Next, Juggernaut, they even played at California Jam and countless videos………..

[@RolleHardrocki]

Bob Dylan wrote this song but Hendrix and thousands of others has made Covers of this song among Frank Marino, Uli Roth and Stevie Ray W is to mentioned

[@mine-tz1st]

In '75 my first concert at age 12 was Styx and Frank Marino was the opener. Seeing him walk onstage playing voodoo child is something I'll never forget.

[@robbierobinson3966]

Saw him on the same tour with styx. He was great. Had this album.

[@zandig666]

I saw frank 5 x throughout the 80s 90s n 2000s a very fluid player, incredible sound would absolutely blow the roof off venues

[@HammerHed13]

The Answer--from the album Frank Marino and Mahogany Rush Live is a classic.

[@miguelmccullough5417]

This tune is about as simple as it gets for Mahogany Rush. Frank Marino has been the king of the six string for decades. Frank Marino Live at the Agora. Is by far the best sonically sounding DVD ever recorded.

[@largecarr6185]

I've been everywhere and seen everything and I never see nobody play a guitar like Frank Marino and I've seen him and heard them all Blues Zydeco Blues delta blues you name it Blues of any kind rock and roll heavy metal psychedelic whatever you want to call it Progressive Jazz he tops them all I've trucked around this country for 38 years over the road rocking with Frank Marino and mahogany rush the whole time keep on trucking Frank$$$$$$$$

[@paulmorris8762]

Joe Bonamassa and Steve Vai both said Frank inspired them to learn to play guitar

[@jameswalls9468]

Check out "Frank Marino, Live at the Agora Theater" for perfect sound

[@zandig666]

Frank is/was an absolute genius and master of a performer and recording artist !!!

[@georgemangen1049]

At some point on He"s calling...his guitar turns into miiddle eastern instrument scale sounding...amazing.

[@kickahaw]

My God he was hell on wheels His 3rd lp all good his 1st live lp as well btw I was at that show big thumbs up

[@richardjordan5036]

check out his song called the answer,his guitar playing will blow you away..

[@jeff9ish]

He is a incredible player who inspired incredible players

[@siliyemoodislam]

Paul Gilbert, Marty Friedman, Steve Vai,

[@jeff9ish]

@@siliyemoodislam yes , and Bonnamassa , Zack Wylde and George Lynch

[@siliyemoodislam]

@@jeff9ish oh thanks Jeff for mentioning that. I was about to google his influences on other musicians. Frank is just incredible .

[@lynnw9857]

Guitar Face! 😂😂 Reb Beach (Winger, Whitesnake, Black Swan) says he was once told not to actually play during the filming of a video because when he did he “Looked like I was having a seizure”.

[@RSGill1903]

I got to see Frank Marino back in 1975. Had no clue who he was. Frank & Co. opened for Black Sabbath. After watching Frank, watching Black Sabbath was anti-climatic. 47 years later, I can still remember that concert clearly because of Frank Marino's killer guitar skills. Severely underrated. Ted Nugent & Frank Marino were on tour together and Ted wanted to do a guitar duel... like in the movie Crossroads. To put it mildly, Frank ate Ted's lunch. Totally smoked him. You should watch Frank play Johnny B Goode. He kills it.

[@rogerboughton8637]

Seen Frank Marino and Mahogany Rush for free at Grand Rapids MI. Club eastbrook in the late 80s or round 1990. He did not disappoint. One of the best shows ever and for free. Great memory

[@albertwells4376]

'He's Calling' from the album Real Live. Showcases his middle eastern roots and influence. A Masterpiece

[@amccord1543]

Just happen to run across your site while watching Frank Marino! If you want to really know what this Gentleman was all about, KZbin Frank Marino + Mahogany Rush / Strange Universe full album! Sit back, take the time, and you will experience one of the broadest examples of what a true '70's rock + roll guitarist was capable of! I was lucky enough to have seen him at Constitution Hall here in DC, back in '79 or so! When he played the Star Spangled Banner, with the incoming bomb sounds coming from his axe, it was incredible! I think that can be found on the net also! Anyways, found you interesting, and will be back!

[@ejohnson3837]

The album, Strange Universe is great also.

[@largecarr6185]

I saw Frank in Quebec Toronto and Montreal Canada and all around the US people ask him what kind of music do you play he said psychedelic keep on trucking$$$$$$

[@Tonetroc45]

you HAVE to listen to His Version of "King Bee"!!! Is a Must!..

[@Tralman1965]

Juggernaut by Frank Marino is outstanding!

[@juandelhombre]

Dylan wrote it, Hendrix, Dave Mason and Frank covered it among many others. This is a cover of the Hendrix version ( the solos)

[@joeking6763]

Dave Mason played the acoustic guitar in the Hendrix version as well.

[@CHAUNCEY.GARDNER.]

I have the Dave Mason version live,plus he threw in some Traffic,so fine.

[@Tralman1965]

Michael Hedges also covered it.

[@JohnSmith-oe5kx]

The first two lead breaks are covers of Hendrix, but the main break at the end is all Frank (although he is clearly heavily influenced by Jimi)

[@screwedagain1]

You should check out the song "Ain't Dead Yet". That's a serious rocker and Frank rips it up! Then you can take it to the other end of the spectrum with the song "Poppy". A very jazzy vibe that shows off Frank's clean technical skills.

[@myoldmate]

Ain't dead yet is ridiculous in its pace. So frenetic. Blistering guitar though.

[@soyounoat]

Frank became a fan of Hendrix when he was still with us, and his love and admiration for Jimi and his music can be heard throughout his career.

[@leolavallee1237]

11:03 Ain't Dead Yet by Frank Marino |

[@patrickadolfsson4784]

This gives me goose bumps !! Frank is the man!! His guitarsound is a killer, awesome !! FRANKIE FOR PRESIDENT!!🤘😎

[@barrycohen311]

Second or Third concert I went to was Mahogany Rush and Nazareth on a dual ticket. 1979, Curtis Hixon Hall in Tampa, FL.

[@Frank-pe9pk]

Mahogany Rush.. I used to play the 8-track tape all the time I was in my 67 Chevy van.👍 A great and underrated guitarist. Jimi did the cover first and you can tell on some of the lead notes used, Frank just improved it. Dragonfly or Strange Dreams would be a couple songs to listen to next!

[@CHAUNCEY.GARDNER.]

Did you have a pack of matches to hold the tape in place,that use to be a bitch.

[@ricosavage13]

Hendrix did it first. Frank's original material is awesome. Never got that into SRV because FM > SRV, and even though Stevie was great, I just felt Frank deserved that level of acclaim first, and more. Check out It's Begun to Rain live at the Agora or any live version of Poppy. Other songs: Talkin' Bout a Feeling, The Answer, You Got Livin'... there's a lot. He also does a great remake of Voodoo Chile (Slight Return). His first live album (Black) is all kill, kill, killer, no filler.

[@andredecaires2]

The album "What's next" turned me on to Frank. Unimaginable that Frank is not more recognized. What a voice too!

[@johndrx165]

Great band. I have seen him 4 times. 3 in the later 1970's and once in the early 2000's. Always amazing.

[@WhizzRichardThompson]

I've only FM two times, but my excuse Is that I live in the UK. I saw him in 1980 and on the Juggernaut tour. Utterly fantastic concerts.

[@MrStillracin]

Richfield coliseum Dio in Elp 1rst band, Frank Marino & Mahogany rush second, and Deep Purlple headlined. Awesome concert.

[@MrOgynist]

I think I saw Frank and band twice. I don't recall exactly when but would have been late 70s. There were no barricades to the stage and 16-or-so year old me was watching while leaning on his monitor. A little while later I was reenacting for my cousin some antics from the stage. I lifted my guitar, broke the light shade, and the glass came down over my head and cut my jaw leaving a scar to this day. 😆

[@tombargerstock3419]

How awesome was that!! Frank!!!!!!!

[@markamato7339]

Dylan wrote it, hendrix made it popular, Frank a Marino unfortunately can no longer play, health reasons. Listen to requiem for a sinner, dragonfly , Frank Marino is so underated, the man combine blues rock and a progressive jazz into his repitray

[@mitchc3569]

Always liked Marino’s version best. Been listening to Frank since I was about 10-12 years old and I’m 63 now. Not just his playing but what a Voice.

[@joeking6763]

Yes this is a BOB DYLAN song. Jimi Hendrix did ALL ALONG THE WATCHTOWER - and is the most recognized version. BOB has said that he was impressed by JIMI's cover of the song.

[@darrylparent]

....Dragonfly, The Answer , New World Anthem to name a few of Frank's originals. The whole live album is a must-own album.

[@DaleBrotherton]

Frank Marino songs - Young Man, Go Strange, Ain't Dead Yet, Sister Change, He's Callinng, Tales Of The Unexpected-(Instrumental), Tales Of The Unexpected, Trying Anyway, A New Rock & Roll, Strange Universe, Rise Above, ....

[@debbieplato5107]

Please check out Ain't dead yet, Something coming my way and Dragonfly by them as well. Amazing talent and like a lot of Canadian bands unfortunately flew under the radar.

[@mikewoodrow5878]

@Debbie Plato Yes, you’re right these guys didn’t really make AM radio songs / hits back in the day but FM radio and “album listeners” knew of Frank’s shredding quite well, especially in Toronto and Montreal. Frank’s brother was a hell of a good musician too

[@debbieplato5107]

@@mikewoodrow5878 Yes, I listened to them back in the day and I heard about them through word of mouth and I am in western Canada.

[@allancrow134]

Wow Debbie I'm impressed. You know your Frank. I live on Vancouver Island and have been a fan for years. I'd like to think I've spread Frank's love around the Island a little bit. Cheers from Sooke.:)

[@LJA46]

You really need to listen to I'm a King Bee off of the Mahogany Rush Live album.

[@CHAUNCEY.GARDNER.]

His version of Johhny B Good on the 77 live album is thought be the best version covered ,It is full throttle ,ripping.

[@89801wink]

Agreed.

[@jettechdonatkins]

That and 'I'm A King Bee' from the Midnight Special are both so incredible.

[@blueh2o575]

Yes! JBG Live = mind blown

[@georgemangen1049]

Check out..."He's calling" studio and live version for a resl treat. Not only does Frank have a great and unique voice...but as a guitar player myself, i am confounded how someone can riff for 15 minutes and not lose the audiences attention. One of the best all around musicians.

[@mooncritter721]

I smoked a joint with Frank back in 1975 he was playing a small hall in Michigan. He just hung out in the crowd before going up on stage. We went outside and got baked. I had no idea who he was. Then he went up on stage and smoked the place with his music! That was a fun day!

[@michaelwhalen7154]

Frank Marino & Mahogany Rush 🇨🇦! What a blast from the past. I grew up in Montreal and they were on the radio a lot. Dragonfly was a good one of theirs. If you’re diving into guitar heavy tunes La Villa Strangiato (Official Version) by RUSH is a must. Of course bass and drums feature big time too. One of the best examples of their musicianship, in my opinion. I enjoy your sincere reviews. Thank you!

[@debbieplato5107]

Yes!!

[@stubaker1737]

Every time Frank came near Chicago we would go see him tear it up, then the unimaginable happened, he came and played in my home town of Chicago heights at a tiny little place next to the ace hardware that we all went to as kids, it was a incredible gift from God!!

[@joebot9309]

Jimi did the cover first in 1968. Frank did it in 1979.

[@JimiWolverine1]

I remember seeing FM&MR playing with the Amboy Dukes. Frankie and Ted always put on a great show with their "guitar duels." Such great music in old time Detroit

[@OriginalMergatroid]

Wow, talk about a long lost forgotten band. Haven't listened to them since I was a teen. Very talented band.

[@johnphillips4638]

Frank is listed in the Hendrix/ Thrower music genra. Hendrix did it first Listen to Moreno's live version of Purple Haze.

[@axxellein]

TRES Heavy!!!

[@ronaldelliott4373]

You have my attention. It’s rare to see a reaction to one of the real guitar heroes like Frank. Other selections, “He’s Calling” live or studio version of “Tales of the Unexpected.” Two more live from 78, Dragonfly or The Answer. No disrespect to Gary Moore ( whose version of Red House is sick!) or Stevie and Jeff, but Frank had the Hendrix vibe down cold.

[@hal1740]

Saw him in concert a couple of times during the late 70's early 80's. He was phenomenal talent. Always very memorable concerts. Dragonfly was a fantastic tune, and has always been known for his version of Norwegian Wood. Great video, Thanks for posting.

[@christopherdarrah3413]

When u think the tank is empty he takes it to the next level

[@bryansmith5980]

I forgot all about Mahogany Rush. Many years since I have heard any of there music.

[@denverwagner201]

A New Rock And Roll The Answer

[@frankgidney9474]

Love Frank, been a fan since 1972. Listen to one of his songs, live.

[@RunTFC]

Not a guitar player but I know guitar face when I see it. Nice commentary on that. My one song pick for you to listen to, even though I know his/their whole library, would be Something’s Comin’ Our Way.

[@umpdaddy1]

Marino was one of the cleanist players ever. He could shred with the best of them.

[@jettechdonatkins]

He was shredding before that term was used.Most of the greats from the 80's were influenced heavily by Frank,and also by Robin Trower! Where do you thing Eddie Van Halen got the finger tapping from!

[@millerrmann]

Dave Mason, who played acoustic guitar on Hendrix's version, did his own cover of this song.

[@jamesdenecochea5709]

I've been A HUGE Frank Marino/Mahogany Rush fan since the beginning. Totally underated & unknown by most people(thanks to radio programers, Hendrix-worshipers & lack of label support)... Frank is certainly well-known by "the fans" & other guitar players. No doubt, that he's on a very short list of "GOAT"(IMO). I once had a girlfriend that was connected to Mahogany Rush through her ex-husband...I "tip my hat" to you, Sue. You were an amazing woman. I'll never forget when I introduced you to the members of The Jefferson Starship, as you turned to Craig Chaquico and telling him: "well, you're getting better, but, you got a long way to go"...hard to compete with Frank Marino!

[@Veggamattic]

This is going to sound nuts but Marino popped into my head about 15 seconds before I saw your video in your list page. It kind of freaked me out tbh.

[@bobgarr6246]

Yes Dylan wrote it, and as Bob said Hendrix improved on it. Then Frank Marino did it superbly. And mid 70's Dave Mason did an excellent version. I'm sure others have done covers also, but doubt they can measure up to the previous three mentioned here. You really should listen to the Dave Mason live version.

[@millerrmann]

I completely agree. Dave changed it up a bit. Dave also played the acoustic guitar on Hendrix's version.

[@ronf3908]

Frank's version is my favorite hands down

[@aviatom1]

This is another amazing tribute to Dylan's songwriting ability. 👍

[@curtismyers6409]

Ain’t Dead Yet , off the album Power of Rock and Roll Frank Marino & Mahogany Rush

[@johnmurphy8303]

Door of Illusion , JUggernaut, Dragonfly, stories of a hero., talkn bout a feeling, strange dreams, ditch queen, intoduction

[@tubesofgrass]

Maybe it's time on the Juggernaut Album is the best electric guitar solo ever recorded!

[@Nazman06]

he kicks ass.

[@ronf3908]

Frank does not take a back seat to any guitarist (from any genre) -- a humble, down-to-earth human being with talent on loan from God.

[@jerryalbitre344]

Bob Dylan song... Hendrix covered it. But Bob would play the Hendrix version live. Frank covered many songs giving them his own twist. He just retired last year due to health issues.

[@larryzigler6812]

THANKS !!!! Amazing how long Frank has been at it !!!! A child or at least a teen prodigy ☮☮💘💘

[@MOTIV8TED1]

What a great video. Thanks!

[@Kohntarkosz]

Should have checked out of their original pieces, like Dragonfly, Strange Universe, Try For Freedom or World Anthem.

[@jaybabel9360]

You should check out some Junior Brown. Crazy Guitar chops.

[@stlrockn]

Listen to and watch Frank play "The Answer" from his live DVD. No other words necessary kzbin.info/www/bejne/laHMZoyvd6aZpbs

[@jettechdonatkins]

That cd is awesome and The Answer something very special and yes Frank wrote it.He and Robin Trower took over when Jimi left us and don't take a backseat to Jimi!.They both inspired so many other great guitarists!

[@miguelmccullough5417]

How about Emperor. IV ?Live at the Agora! Just an amazing anthemic sounding song. A masterpiece. Nobody could duplicate Emperor Iv live!

[@soulexperience3621]

Hey you should have put on its begun to rain he just posted it last week and boy you want to see awesome guitar on a song he wrote.Check out something his own.

[@eebsterscorner809]

Dylan song . Hendrix covered it first and then Marino covered Jimis version

[@bradellison9764]

SOMETHINGS COMING OUR WAY (studio) **The Apollo Concert!!

[@mlkuhnpdx]

"The Answer" is one of my favorites. I personally like this version better than the Hendrix version. The guitar is better, vocals more gritty, arrangement more creative. I was in the front row when Frank played Winterland in the 1970s and he had a strobe light on him and he was spinning his guitar around in the strobe light and it was freaky cool.

[@johnioannou5597]

Highly recommend THE ANSWER live at Agora.

[@mooncritter721]

It`s begun to rain. You must see that one!