Frank Marino & Mahogany Rush - Live @ Bromont, Canada 1979
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- Опубликовано: 22 авг 2024
- Frank Marino & Mahogany Rush live in Canada.
Tracklist:
- Dragonfly
- Kingbee
- Back door woman
- All along the watchtower
- Poppy
- Johnny B Goode
- Electric reflections
- Little town o' Bethlehem
- Good king wences
- World Anthem
So underrated and amazing band!
This man put in more time to master the guitar than any other guitarist in the world. His odometer has over 1,000,000,000 miles. A Canadian Icon. Love you Frank!
Frank is such an Iconic guitarist. Does not have many peers
I enjoyed attending his stop in Indianapolis with that great band! I loved every minute and I still remember it a lifetime ago. We had awesome music back then!
One of the most underrated guitarist but One of the best
Extraordinaire guitariste tout simplement un des meilleurs du monde et numéro 1 pour moi
It's a sheer bad luck for all of us fans that this guitar god didn't get the recognition he truly and richly deserved. So underrated it's a crime in rock industry.
what recognition? He’s recognized by a lot of guys and has boatloads of fans, some guys like zakk wylde even sing his praises. if you are talking in terms of success thats his own fault because they guy wasnt exactly known for his song writing talent and on top of that the cover songs and whole hendrix vibe didnt help either
Frank was / is an improviser, but did compose some great music. His live playing from this century is jaw-dropping, 3 or more hours of improvised jam, it's not instant gratification, a person needs an attention span to keep up and stay with it. Check out this unique jam - ruclips.net/video/M_8-iM9tOt4/видео.htmlsi=h1ketVUjeJ1cTQsr&t=4017
@@knightfall9394 He wrote a lot of great songs! SRV sounds like Jimi too, and he got real famous, why not Frank?
@@michaelcraig9449 frank doesnt have songs, frank has long musical journeys and trips he takes you on, the closest he’s got to songs were juggernaut & strange dreams.
Stevie somehow got famous by playing blues and being a throw back during a time where guys weren’t doing that, he also had a body of songs and work that could get him on the radio and lets be honest most of stevies blues songs of his were like pop songs. Yea stevie also did the hendrix thing, but unlike frank in the 70s stevie didnt make it his whole identity and he didnt have a story attached to him about the ghost of jimi hendrix
Pop a cold "Brador" put Chom FM on the stereo and I'm back in Montreal in 78 !!
I have seen and heard many great guitarists since the 1960s. I have recently taken a closer look at some of the styles that have influenced me. Frank is in the top 10 by far. So many techniques and range of styles I am amazed. Recently, I had the pleasure of listening to his Agora compilation. Nice jazz, blues techniques.
His Blues vocals are at the TOP OF THE PACK. See: Johnny Winter. His guitar is just so fucking incredible that he rests with the gods. What else can I say?
GUITAR PLAYER LIKE THIS GUY..JUST GREAT STUFF😊
😎 Cool. I used to listen to MR years ago, and I have a new found appreciation for their music today. Relevant and refreshing.
🔥👏👊
amen got cal jam 2 heard Frank Marino love this guy great underrated guitarist of all time
The greatest guitar players ever in the band
Frank is a real gem.... I never tire of his playing..... it's for real!!! ….and the original Mahogany Rush were awesome as well.... You'll never see stuff like this on TV ever these days..... not here in Australia anyway...
Saw Frank at a little club called the strand in Redondo beach CA. Still can't hear a friggin thing. But it was worth it! ROCK and ROLL!
I'm just now discovering this and last night it was robin trowers and the night before it was quicksilver messenger service!!!!! Dude these bands are completely overlooked and within a couple minutes of listening I was like "" DUUUUDE!!! THIS IS SOME VERY BADASS MATERIAL being pumped out here !!!!! Wow I'm totally digging this stuff man🤟🤟🤟🤟🤟🤟🤟😜😜🤪🤪🤪😜😜
Great music to grow up with.
Cool, Frank got another one...✌️
Quicksilver and Trower both under appreciated
It is decided by corporate
I seen Frank Marino 4 times the first time was for two cans of food for charity to get in and that was I believe 77 maybe 75 at Chippewa lake Ohio I was right in front of Frank and the stage was maybe 3 or 4 ft. off the ground , so I was like 15 and I was totally mesmerized ! The other times were all in Cleveland , and so I've been a fan ever since and till this day he's my favorite guitar player , and believe me I've seen a lot of great one's ! For all who have never seen him and even to those that have I totally recommend the live DVD ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ at the Cleveland Agora it's worth every penny you will not be disappointed HIGHLY RECOMMENDED !
Saw him this tour tear up the cap center landover md. Dropped a tab of red dragon. Mind blowing gig.
Saw Frank chew-up and spit out a great line-up at Day on the Green # ( can't remember ) in the Oakland stadium ......This guy is probably the most under-rated guitarist ever .
@Nathanial Chaput Maybe too similar to Hendrix
@@joepipe1010 As if that's a bad thing .... lol
As a very committed guitar player I can tell he is far more similar to Johnny winter from his early to mid 70s heyday than Hendrix. @@joepipe1010
@@jonholland6067he may be similar to johnny (and alvin lee) as a soloist especially when he goes warp speed with the pentatonic stuff, but the hendrix thing is there big time and is noticeable with his rhythm stuff
Frank has loads of talent and guitar innovation.. I got introduced to his music with Uli Jon Roth's 2002 Legends of Rock Tour..Hearing but not seeing him was magic..Strange Universe...he also played with Glenn Hughes in the UK during that tour..So good.
Saw Frank Marino at the Heavy Metal Holocaust in England, 1978. Tore it up. Plays with so much emotion. The reason he's so under-rated is he's a Hendrix disciple.
1981
You hear that funky beat on Dragonfly ~ Folks that is the real Frank Marino sound !
Vince Marino on rhythm guitar ! A rare sight
I love his solo on King Bee, as good a player as Frank
@@RivieraUnivox... Not quite...
Sorry no but not surprisingly very derivative of Frank@@RivieraUnivox
Franks brother?
Who's better than Frank Marino? Nobody!
He did dive bombing before the world ever heard of Van Halen.
Must be the rarified air in Canada that produces guitarists like Marino, Kim Mitchell and Alex Lifeson.
@@irishguy13 Jimi Hendrix was the original dive bomber. Frank Marino was using the tapping technique before Eddie Van Halen no disrespect intended to any of those great guitar players!
Still floors me........................they were at the top of their game here.
Absolute master of the guitar
The Master: Frank Marino
Paul Gilbert really channels this guy in groove and vocal. Even the chorus FX on his guitar.
0:03 dragonfly
5:35 king bee
12:08 back door man
17:01 all along the watchtower
21:52 poppy
30:14 johnny b goode
40:54 electric reflections of war
44:30 little town of Bethlehem
50:15 drum solo
52:07 world anthem
The legend is gone but he's not forgotten God bless he left his legacy
Frank Marino retired in 2021 due to health reasons not gone still here!
His accompanying guitarist is no slouch 👁ther!
The other guy is vince Marino Franks brother you can tell Frank has showed him some of his riffs. Frank marino is one of the best guitarists ive ever seen and heard and believe me I have seen a lot
Cool thanks
I saw that tour. Amazing times.
I used to have this concert on VHS until I loaned it out and never got it back again. Thanks for posting it.
Lets be glad we got it
Harold, it wasn't a commercial video I had, I recorded it off of TVOntario. TVO would broadcast french programming on sundays back in those days. Having seen it once before, I was ready with a blank tape when I saw it was going to be on again a year later. The show was also simulcast on TVOs radio channel, so I also got an audio cassette version for my walkman.
yeah!!
Saw him open for Al DIMEOLA
love em
Bravissimo.
Al should have opened for Frank.
Like when I saw Johhny Winter opening for George Thorogood🤔🤷.
Ass backwards.
No disrespect to Al.
Finish line! 0 two 260 in 10 seconds
My favorite player. He is also the most under rated player ever. Better than Hendrix. So why do players like Marino get ignored?> He is brilliant. Is he still playing?
He recently announced that he was retiring from live performances due to health issues!
13:21 this man is a GOD
travor swan AMEN !!!!!!!!!!!!!
I must have listened to King Bee - Back Door Man - All Along The Watchtower - Poppy from this concert over 100 times and it still floors me and Franks turnarounds during King Bee / Back Door Man are my faves! btw - On All Along The Watchtower and Poppy is that a "dot" neck I see on a Les Paul SG or early SG Standard? The pickups are PAFs or early "PATENT NO 2,737,842"s not P-90s. Does anyone have any info on this guitar? SG Specials had "dot" necks and P-90s.
He uses strat pickups. listen ruclips.net/video/1xri8O2UhfE/видео.html
looks like 63 with the 1/2 pick guard... and P90's were what the originally installed
You need me now
This is so cool!!! Does anyone remember the date? I was there at 19 and my first outdoor concert. An all Quebec show ending with Frank; awesome show. Thanks for the memories
I Remember it was in July '76, but not the exact date. I was 15 when I first saw Frank in Ville d'Anjou, my town at the time. It literally changed my life as a guitar player !
Me too! Beautiful day! Most people were loosing their clothes by mid afternoon. What a blast!
That was a great bill:Corbeau,Maneige and Boule Noire were on the same bill,in Bromont.
Yes it was, I was there helping Michel Pagliaro's road crew!! Great memory!!
Thank you show us Frank Marank Marino & Mahogany Rush Video
I think this group is so great
but unfortunately there is no so popualr
Thank you
From Smoky Club Band Japanese Vintage Rock Band
VIRTIUOSE !!!!
Anyone know who the drummer was in this? This guy kicks some serious ass!
jim ayoob
Thanks!
he had another drummer name tim berry awesome as well
his name is Jimmy Ayoub
Does anyone knows the name of the first song ? I will appreciate your help.
crazy also TED NUGENT or ROBIN TROWER or PAT TRAVERS
Marino had them all outdone.
All the same family.
@@irishguy13 sure? I dont think that.. every one was important for rock blues.
Great guitarist. Too bad the audio is inferior.
Who's the other guy? Vince?
LYNYRD SKYNYRD CAPTAIN BILL BAND
At the end of the show, we can hear some Boston's sound..
Who is the drummer here?!
Nm, Jimmy Ayoub. Funky dude.
Do ya think he knows scales ?
+jeffrey hinkel yep basic ones, pentatonic for sure, minor/major, maybe a few modes
Julien Prégent
Yeah but boy does he make use !
Lil nigga said
Not a fan of the Christmas gingle. Everything else was great.
Lenny Kravitz , the origin
Jimi Hendrix, Frank Marino and Robin Trower all came before Lenny Kravitz no disrespect intended!
@@richardhincemon9423 of course !!!!
I saw Frank 3 times in the late 80's and once in the early 90's. His performances were not like this at all. More toned down, and he had that short haircut back then. He looks pretty wild here.