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Unbelievable that they are still together

Winterland, San Francisco. Punk drove 50 miles and saw the best concert ever. I named my dog Poppy in honor of Frank. Frank Marino is too far out to explain. Many years later Grahm Parsons talked him into doing a few shows, and I was fortunately able to get my ears blasted at some club in Southern California...same place I saw one of the last concerts by Ronnie Montrose...

Hard rock and racing go hand in hand.

Saw them in 81 at Barrymores in Ottawa

Good god Frank what a guitar player.Thank you for the songs you played for us.😀

The connection was not ''loose'', maurice was Jagger on steroids from what I ve seen on the rare early videos. He played exactly in the same charisma vibes energy league as mick from the 1972 1973 tours. I precise, he had those vibes naturally, there are a dozen of mick impersonators today on ytbe moving and singing more simllar to Jagger but they run around copying unspontaneously while this Maurice overdid Jagger in a totally naive refreshing way which makes him as interesting as the real thing to observe. Too bad they could not land a record deal and film the early cincerts decently.

It’s my dream to be able to talk to frank Marino one day 😢

The Poppy version from the 1979 Montreal concert is my favorite. You can find it on youtube.

So glad to have found this. There is so much respect and appreciation for you diligence. Got the video immediately when released and continually am just amazed.! It is spectacular. Been a fan since Maxoom. (Have all albums since including 3 vinyls of Child of,,, 1 still unopened, you never know, plus cassettes and CD's. Been to most concerts here in So. Cal since 74 or 75, dunno! Thank you Frank and may you find health again!! Vaya con dios mi amigo!😎

Great interview!

The Double Live version of Poppy is a masterpiece.

I have the CD set. Just amazing, start to finish. I hope that many people who aren’t familiar with Frank’s music will listen to these recordings. ❤

Just sad that Frank Is a very underrated guitar player !!! For me me he his a very great guitar player beside the best !!

Frank Marino, hey Frank i went to see Frank five times Hammond Civic Center, he had a load of Acoustic Amps, layed out like a small room, a pedal board maybe 20 pedals, his tech would check every effect, light would go Dim, 5 minutes later.he would return to the stage(his tech) Frank will not be playing tonight, he did this at least 4 more times, i ve never seen Frank live, true story, Frank can you weight in?

Frank Marino is the best guitarist ever

I sent Frank an email in '19 and to my srprise he answered me back.We shared a couple more after that and he was just the nicest man you could ever hope to get to know.I suffered a major stroke in '20 and haven't been able to reach him,but I pray that e is doing ok with what ever medical issue he had in '21.Frank is the best in my book.God bless you Frank.Thank you Jake for this video!

Frank is not only a musical genious he is one of the nicest and down to earth humans you will ever meet.God bless you Frank,I pray for you to be able to play again.

I saw frank 5X throughout the 80s--2000s top notch player !! He'd absolutely BLOW THE DOORS OFF !! venues

i met frank 2x in the 1980s... he was sooooo nice to me. a wo derful person to a starstruct fan.... have all the bands autographs...

Try as they might they cannot clone the likes of Frank Marino

Frank Marino is the most inspiring musician I've ever heard and seen Live.I hope he gets well enough to do one more tour and he comes to Toronto.

Frank you are the man👍

Mon Ami Maurice!

Frank's attitude is so refreshing! A rare breed. Ronnie Dio was the same way. They both realize that they don't exist without the fans.

1st time i seen Frank on TV when i was a youth, i was floored on his power as a player, ill bet he blew the doors off the place and people just said oh shit whos this guitar god!, love ya Frank, i agree 100% with the nice guy thing. your and inspiration mate. Talkin bout a Feeling rules, The Answer, so many great songs.

Love and miss Frank!!

Ive met Uli Jon Roth a few times after and before the shows and he was so down to earth. another unknown guitar god from the early 70s

I love hearing this almost as much as I love Frank!

It is very true that you gotta post daily if you want to be Social Media relevant. Don't forget that FB allows you to schedule posts 2-3 weeks in advance. So select a bunch of short jokes and drop feed your time line in one sitting. The results may surprise you. I also liked the way Frank handles #hecklers.

This dude takes himself pretty seriously

Killer band back in the day.. they nailed it

Thanks again Jake for a great show and subject. I've been a huge Frank Marino fan for 45 yrs. Love the new DVD! Prayers for Frank and his family. 🙏 Personally I believe that in the world of today's music Spotify is Ripping off musicians paying them only pennies while they make millions of dollars from the music we created plus all the time and money that a independent artist has to invest into our home studios just to make this happen. Think about it for 1 MILLION STREAMS Spotify pays the artist only about 4 thousand dollars. Really!! if you have 10 thousand true fans that's only 1% of a Million and each fan paid the artist 99 cents for just one song alone that would pay you the indepent Artist not Spotify 10 thousand dollars. It's not far fetch in this digital era for a decent sounding artist with good original music to do this. The problem I see is we the artist have been brainwashed into believing by putting our songs onto Spotify we're going to be getting all of this exposure and making money off of the streams. WRONG! In reality It's Spotify that is making millions and millions of dollars in return paying us pennies. If we the artist would take off all of our music Spotify would go under quick and the fans would have no choice but to go to the Artist website or FB music Artist page where they can download directly from the artist site and then the Artist would rightfully have control keep the money for their music the they created. Maybe even make enough money to go on tour for the fans. Just my Spotify 2 cents opinion Lol. Take care....😎

TRES Cool/Excellent!!

How does he get that clean amazing tone?even in the 70s his tone was sick!

That's my dad glad you guys still go visit him

Frank is a classic rock efficianodo direct from Canada. One of the greatest guitarists ever, both sides of the border.

Hhhuuummm Shane... inked on me since 10 years 😜😍 and always feeling soul 😍😍😍 would like to be so cool like this with my harp!

They played at Queen's University in Kingston, Ontario a lot and as students we literally grew up w them. Many of us were Stones fans so they were a real blessing. I saw them at the student pub in the fall of 1979 when they were Consilium in what would have been one of their 1st shows. Later they became the 'Blushing Brides' and played at many larger Queen's and Kingston venues, they were a favorite of our engineering class for dances. They played a massive show at Jock Harty arena for a Queens welcome back dance before the fall semester in 1983. At the time they were just like watching the Stones from the Stones 1972 tour , just an awesome band live. At their last show I believe they opened w 'Start me Up' too as 'Tattoo You' had just come out and was massively popular. They were always great musicians and performers and good to see they are still going.

Shane is a proven bluesman supreme, with terrific stage presence, fret control, and magnificent vocals. Don't miss the chance to catch his show. Thanks for sharing, Jake!

I’m a Montrealer born in 1961 and I remember when the Brides played here. They played a lot. They were good and a fun bar band. I’ve seen the real Stones 5 times. And of course they were always brilliant.

Interesting 👍big fan Since the 80’s , Frank are one of the absolut best on a guitar🎸with an awesome voice👍thanks for all the great album

Frank had a great show in the 70s. He recorded a couple pretty good LPS. He failed to re invent himself in the 80s. Maybe he should have just continued doing that same kind of show he did in the 70s. He is a great guitar player and should be more famous.

Frank, that racecar on your album is what got me to you....I saw it in the record store when i was 14 and the rest is history. I restore cars for living and lead a power trio too.

It resides permanently in our DVD player!

He Is Beyond Right I Dont Play My Bass Like I Did Years Ago But The Shock I Got 3 Years Ago I Walked into A Music Store Just To Look And See How Things Are Now ,,The Sticker Shock Was Beyond Shocking 84 Fender 1200 bucks Not Best As Far As Paint Used New Guitars 1500 and Up Amps Past Stupid Prices Its Bad Enough Most Kids Dont Play Something as it is But Prices i Saw These Companys Are Only Hurting Themselves ,,Stupid ,For Most Of Them Has Become a Way Of Life Just Like Record Labels 14 to 18 For CD Back When Vinyl Now Beyond over Priced ,Greed Is Killing Off Alot Of Potential Customers Period

Frank always gives the deepest of the deep answers. Brilliant guy.

Nice!

I always thought Ted Nugent was his idol.

Frank Marino continues to amaze me. Thank you for this Jake!

Essential dvd.. ❤🎸