British guitarist 'reacts' to Frank Marino WITH Frank Marino!!!
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- Опубликовано: 23 окт 2019
- Tonight I'm taking a look at Frank Marino, and talking to Frank Marino!
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*Time Stamps!*
1:30 Wah Wah Pedal
11:12 Fretting Technique
20:14 Singing/Playing in unison
25:28 Vibrato
33:52 'Groove'
42:43 Vocals
Now I've listened to some Mahogany Rush 70s, song titles no video, found Frank Marino Mahogany Rush Johnny Be Goode Medley. I think I'm already completely sold on Frank Marino. Fil continues adding to Hess music collection ideas! ❤️
Frank Marino is a legend. This is awesome.
Marco von Catfish We had friend from Toronto go to Concordia in the late 70’s and introduce us to the music of Mahogany Rush and the amazing Frank Marino. Great times.
Good job bro.
P.s.
Hope you're well and happy 😁
Frank Marino is the single most criminally underrated guitar player in rock history.
Sad to hear of his retirement and wishing him well going forward. Thanks for being the soundtrack of my youth.
The back door man! ;)
I second your comment. Guys like Frank Marino, Robin Trower, the (late Terry Kath, Gary Moore) and many, plenty more have been horridly overlooked moreso "criminally (neglected) and underrated" in the Rock Guitar Hall of Fame.
- Indeed shout out and great thanks to all of these guitar Titans who inspire myself and many others to KEEP ROCKING GUITAR 🎸 🤟🏾
Agree. I would add Rory Gallagher also.
@@theethnicist5678
Did you purposely leave out Alex Lifeson?
@JeanPaillard-to1hx
Hell 2 the N-AW 😂🤣
HOW DARE ME‼️
Alex Lifeson of Rush was one of the BIGGEST guitarists that I cut my teeth on.
Frank Marino is one of the greatest guitarists ever... I first heard him in 78..the live LP...amazing...
I watched that album being recorded on Oct 2nd 1977 at the Hollywood Sportatorium. Ive seen Frank Marino live soooooooooooo many times, he was huge in South Florida, we loved him then and still love Frank.
HECK YEAH!!
FRANK IS BEAST!!!
The best since Hendrix!
What a fantastic singer this guy is. Very few performers who play guitar and sing so well.
Frank is bad ass no other words needed.
He sure showed Ted Nugent how bad ass he is, put that rt wing Trumpie right in his place.
Paul Menkens he's good friends with Ted you didn't know that? wow.
Man, Frank is dropping some science on this talk. Well worth listening to.
Really cool thing to do--having a sort of 'guest star'!
Frank Marino was my Van Halen. When Mahogany Rush Live came out it changed my (guitar) life. So glad the film is finally released! Ordered!
What a great interview! As a Canadian, Frank Marino has been a huge inspiration to myself since I was a kid. What an awesome player and performer. I did have the great pleasure of seeing him live once in a club in Toronto with Ronnie Montrose opening. Thanks so much for posting this gem!
Was that at the Copa club in TO?
WOW...... WOW..... WOW........Love Frank !!!!! Frank is such a freakin awesome guy!!
This clip is the closest thing to a bonafide Master Guitar Workshop I've ever seen. You could have sold tickets for this "live" event. What a treat to have someone as articulate and knowledgeable as Frank on-board to christen this live studio format. Kudos Fil. When Frank referred to "Axis of Love" as a departure from time signature wah-wah (aka "wah-wah abuse") I fell off my task stool. "Rainy Day" was the track that pimp-slapped me out of the heel-toe wah-wah bunnyhole, I fell into listening to... yup, Cream. Wow!
My husband took out his vinyls today after 20 yrs in storage. I didn't know anything about this amazing artist until today. I was blown away.
You guys speak the same language! That was refreshing... He wasn't afraid to go as in depth, and even deeper, to answer your questions.
Fil, you hit a grand slam with this interview, Frank Marino is a player`s player. ciao.
Thanks, Fil! Frank is a close friend and we've had many long chats just like this one. I've learned SO much from him over the years. I'm very glad that you've done this interview and I look forward to hearing more parts of it! PS: Thanks for exposing Frank to a younger audience. He's amazing and more people should know about him and be able to enjoy his music, so thanks for exposing Frank to a younger audience.
What a gentleman and a great artist. So humble and down to earth.
One of the true grafters of the trade. He may not have been born with the greatest natural talent, but he worked at whatever he had and showed great tenacity in getting to where he is. A true inspiration and I can't wait to get my hands on the box set :)
Thanks for this Fil and thanks to Frank for being such a great sport about coming on the show
Just received Box Set....mind blowing! Please dont let the price shy you away. This is a true investment into Live Play, a musical journey into breath taking rock guitar for 6 hours! The bonus book on the magical way this was even created is inspirational. If you ever dreamed of playing guitar better than you ever - Frank is one of the best guitarist/teachers you'll ever experience.
19:55 "Frank Marino is a real good player. I enjoyed his music" - Johnny Winter
Heh. As a teenager in the 70s, my turntable got a serious workout spinning Mahogany Rush IV, and Live. Frank didn't get much airplay even on the album rock stations at the time - but that didn't stop us from discovering his magic and turning our friends on to him. Thanks Frank and Fil... great video.
My introduction to Frank was him and Mahogany Rush's album "World Anthem", and I would say it's still one of my top 10 favorite albums.
LOVED that sound.
You will love this Agora show, he absolutely kills Requiem for A Sinner & In My Ways (back to back)
Frank's live LP from the late 70's had killer versions of Chuck Berry and Jimi Hendrix tunes, except they sounded like Frank!
Totally under rated guitarist!
He was a breath of fresh air when he came out.
I took that and world anthem to the basketball court and cranked them till the batteries died while i practiced my shots
Simmons Frank is good guy and can play some classic cover tunes, but the reason why he's so underrated is his original songs just don't cut it.
I AGREE....TOTALLY UNDERRATED ROCK GUITAR
PLAYER.....IT IS LIKE IGNORING ROBIN TROWER
@@attilathehun0 You're crazy dude.
Wow, I was a huge fan of Frank Marino as a kid. Now I'm inspired to go learn some of his music that I used to listen to so much.
You got to do more of these Fil, this is way cool!
Wow Fil dope.Talking with the legend man.Very Cool and impressive!This guy is a savage beast on his instrument.Good to hear him explain his art/science.Peace/Bless
Dude, words can't express... too cool. Jimi, Duane, and Eric were my first influences. Frank Marino was, and still is my _favorite_ influence. He's a musical force of nature. Thanks for this amazing upload.
What a great show. Thanks, Fil, not only for doing this, but also for doing it so well.
Wow ! So articulate. And he chose such good examples to illustrate the points he wanted to make. I bet you would get similar results with people like Steve Vai or Steve Morse. The time just flew by.
i love those guys too! they're a little older than me, plus i wasn't good enough, i'll never be good enough to play for frank zappa, i wouldn't even try it, haha!
HAS ANYBODY EVER GIVEN A MORE THOROUGH LECTURE ON GUITAR VIBRATO?
THIS IS A TRUE MASTER
Brilliant. Just as your Ultraman avatar is!
Wonderful! The guest format is a great addition. ☺️
Man this channel is a treasure .,past and present. .2 yrs ago now and still zero dislikes.
It's guys like Frank that make me a proud Canadian. So cool to hear him talk about his art. Such a master.
Does Bobby Orr also make you proud?
@@MrJohnnyDistortion No. Hockey sucks.
@@michaelj3414
So do you!
Frank Marino, Jeff Healey, Lenny Breau: Canadian entries on the list of greatest guitarists of all time
Recently bought this dvd, ( which Frank kindly signed) and man, this guy hasn't lost a step! In fact, he is more ferocious than ever. 6 hours, no repeat songs and a band that is locked in. Terrific job here. Perhaps this could be a new type of feature. You've outdone yourself on this one, Fil! Cheers!
This was one of the most enjoyable hours that I have ever spent on RUclips. Your analysis videos in and of themselves are always instructive and just add SO much to my appreciation of the artist that you are breaking down. This video added yet another layer to that pleasure by having this running conversation, breakdown and analysis by the artist himself! AND who in their right mind would give this a thumbs down?
I saw Frank here in Atlanta in 83 on the Juggernaut tour.. absolutely one of the best concerts ever !!
FRANK had a profound effect on my playing STILL (i'm almost 68) been playing for 55 years ! THANKS FRANK !
I saw Frank Marino & Mahogany Rush "open" for AC/DC (w/ Bon Scott) in 1979 in San Diego. It was a great concert. Thanks, Fil, for bringing back that memory.
What a privilege to hear Frank Marino speak of his techniques. Golden!
Niiiice going brother!!!!
He's a fellow Montrealer like me!!
He's a Savage when needed,
and delicate & deliberate
when needed. He is the
TOTAL guitar package in one.
He is also one of Zakk Wylde's
absolute favorites!! Check out
Frank's live version of "King Bee".
It's an absolute & total stunner!!!!
Thanks for this major score bro!!
I gotta go and tell EVERYBODY
about this episode. I would love
to meet the man!! Oh well,
maybe someday if the guitar gods
smile down upon me!! Until then
I'm going to enjoy the hell out of
his music forever and a day!!
Frank: Thanks for all the super
music throughout the years, bro!!
Greetings from, well, Montreal!!!!
Your fan & Montrealer, Norman.
Live version of King Bee friggin rips! Have a live album with Little Sexy Annie and of course Dragonfly. Great artist overall.
Same here. I saw him live with Mahogany Rush at Place des Nations, back in the day.
@@Sevrmark I saw him several times at that time, but not the Place Des Nations show, my friends went to it though and said it was awsome
Who is Zakk Wylde?
Frank is really a nice guy. I met him once and we chatted about drums. Very humble.
Great job on the interview , Fil , with an all time legend. Frank is so articulate and keeps it on a level that even non guitar players can find interesting. He is also such a down to earth humble man. People really need to get this DVD , it is epic , I was at the show and it was the single greatest concert I have ever seen , Frank and his band essentially played three shows on the same day , with 2 breaks, without repeating songs , it was amazing!
Preach it Bob! I was there as well, we may have even met at some point. So great re-living that magical night :)
One of the few players with heart , soul , passion , finesse , girth and able to get their inner being(soul ) out through the speakers.
Oh my, my, my - what a treat! Was thinking early on while watching this video that your conversation with Frank Marino should be made into a series. Glad to know you're planning to share the rest of your 4-hour conversation in future videos. Can't wait! Really good stuff here, Fil!
Holy shit Phil score!!! Marino is a guitar legend!!!
Great interview Fil! I remember seeing Frank with Mahogany Rush in August '78 at Place des Nations in Montreal, Frank's hometown. Great outdoor show😁
Such an great interview with Frank, the time just flew by. That was exceptionally cool and can't wait to see the rest of your interview.
Thanks Kathy!
Peak guitar nerd level attained. An excellent conversation between two interesting guys.
Thanks Fil! I LOVE this!!... it was so wonderful to actually hear from the artist about his techniques about history of different equipment!! I hope you get the opportunity to do this again many times! Thank you so much Frank Marino for blessing us with your time, knowledge and insight!...✌❤🤘
Thank you !!! This episode is a real treat. Frank is beyond awesome. To me, his vocals are the icing on the cake with his songs. I would like to hear him to discuss singing a little more in depth one of these days. Great guitar tone and vocal tone as well.
WHAT? Frank on with you? Super exciting! Love all of Frank's stuff! I was lucky enough to see him live a few times! Thanks so much Fil for such a fun treat!
Thanks!
A glimpse into the mind of a self-made musical genius. Beautiful beyond my words.
I was born 1965... Never heard of this guy. Wonder what else I don't know about?
Being Canadian on the older side I have been lucky to see Frank a few times way back in clubs . I still have some ticket stubs . IMO he is tragically underrated or not as known as he deserves . He and his brother Vinnie are class acts . I found myself in the band room at Rock n Roll Heaven , being young and literally hungry(30 + years ago ) I gorged myself on their food that was out . Lol One of my all time favourite insects and songs is Dragon fly . Love you Frank .
I don't think it's tragic, he's taken the path he's on in order to have more artistic freedom which might have been sacrificed to some degree if he had concentrated on becoming more popular, something that usually requires becoming more mainstream.
Dear Fil the Wings of Pegasus are the Wings of imagination and creativity that can transport us from this crappy planet . If you just stick wings on a horse it won't fly but the spirit of Pegasus is the magic that takes us to the special place .
Frank’s music knowledge makes me feel like a musically bumbling idiot. I so love his stuff. I can still listen to it like I did back in the late 70’s. and it still has the same effect. WOW...
Best to you Mr. Marino, great boxset, fantastic show with the Professor of music Fil, thank you both, Jeff in LA USA
Great interview Fil and Frank you are awesome 👍❤
My education was missing something. I was out of the UK most of the seventies and eighties and I'm embarassed to admit I haven't heard of Frank. Not even as a radio DJ did I play any of his songs. There probably weren't any in the UAE anyway! What a man, what a guitar player and what a performer, six hours live. Amazing!
I thought I'd never heard of him, but, then I remembered that I did see Mohagany Rush in 1975...
@@donnahilton471 no flippin' way! wow, i turnt ten in the middle of 1975, i remember the rockford files theme and the captain fantastic album were some of my favorite music, beatles, america, black sabbath, jimi hendrix, led zeppelin, wow i guess when i was 12 i had started playin' mom's acoustic guitar so that on my 13th birthday, i now had my own black sabbath guitar, doors guitar! i was like yes! coolest frickin' guitar ever! still got it, it's still alive, it'll outlive me,
for a year or more, i plugged it into a record player and some old speakers, then within months, i got the distortion plus, that made chords not sound good, for too many years, i couldn't stand chords that were distorted.. i still like smooth-sounding chords, not jagged, ugly distortion-chords...
don't know where it came from, this red guitar, (elderly instruments in lansing, 1978..it was at least a few yrs old, unknown!) it's an aria , cool red sg..never seen another one like it, don't even know how to find out where it came from or what..dudn't matter, i own it for all time now, haha, for now! it's been my toughest most loyal friend/companion, i never named it, it's not like that...but it has spirit! it can be felt! it's no inanimate object! its not merely physical! i had to play a lotta other guitars to appreciate how great this original one really is! ironic! but each guitar has its own life and spirit...they tend to grow... or maybe it's all in the mind...whatever--haha
@Mark Wilson not bad, for a canadian, eh? i wonder if he ever met bruce cockburn! that cat can effin' *play*, man!
@Mark Wilson last time i was there, i guess it was about maybe 2000 or so...haha...first time i was there, must've been in the early '70's, maybe 1974, who knows who i may have seen there, to me it was just the local music store, funny, huh!
@@tinfoilhatter People who don't care for The Beatles should not be involved with music. It's like being a painter who doesn't appreciate a Picasso masterpiece.
“Groove is the valley between two peaks.” Or: “The total that is greater than the sum of the parts.” Mr. Marino.... you wise bro
Frank was so clear and intelligemt to cmintcate his technique. He such a great player!!! Thanks Fil love this.😎🔥♥️🔥
The Live album blew me away when I heard it in the late 70's and he and it still rock.. Ridiculously underrated....
I absolutely loved this analysis and it's running theme of zone, groove, automatic and hypnosis. I've tried to explain this to "non-music minded people" and I tend to fail. (People who can't play a note without sheet music in front of them.) Thank you Frank, for this great conversation on my favourite YT channel!! Fil, you really rock!!
Love it, Fil. More interviews, please!
Thank your this! Much appreciated. Frank Marino is certainly one of a kind. I have been with him from his first album.
Thanks for having a chat with Frank. He's an interesting guy to listen to and I am glad he is still around and willing to partake of this kind of thing. Very cool Phil!
Fantastic and I saw the trailer for the video and all I can say is WOW!
Hey Fil, great show! What an interesting change to have a live guest. And what a great artist to have. Hope you can line up other artists to interview. I bet this was exciting for you to chat with one of the greats.
Congratulations on a great job done!
Ordered the DVD last night after watching the trailer. Eagerly awaiting it’s arrival. Just watched this interview and I cannot wait until you talk to Frank again. What a fantastic musician and I loved his explanation of the various techniques and topics. Apart from being a terrific guitarist, he sounds like a wonderful human being.Thank you Fil, for uploading this!!
I also love to see you do this with Uli Jon Roth.
Anyway, thanks again and you have a new subscriber 🙏🏽
Much thanks to Fil and Frank for this dive into making music! Absolutely fantastic.
Wether it was intentional or not I loved Franks' reference to Bob Welchs' Fleetwood Mac Hypnotized truly a great groove.
Frank’s approach to holding the guitar, fingerings and vocal abilities were the same thing I was taught 40 years ago. I began singing out of necessity as you and Frank both mentioned. He was a huge influence on me. When I heard I’m a King Bee for the first time I was totally blown away as a kid. Frank was one of the original shredders too, he was ripping fast runs and riffs before EVH! He just wasn’t playing in LA and was playing in Canada most of the time. Such a humble, intelligent, interesting amazing guitarist and singer who never got the praise he deserved. Funny you mentioned Slash putting his guitar up on his thigh when doing articulate hard solo’s, another one who does that is John Petrucci, he always puts his left leg up on a wedge monitor to do an intricate solo. My teacher taught me to rest my guitar on my left leg while sitting to practice, strap my guitar so it is the same height on my body standing as it is sitting. If I try to play guitar on my right leg it fatigues my shoulder from reaching across my body. Wearing the guitar chest high just about the sternum level keeps your wrist straight and is very comfortable. Playing a low slung guitar is a recipe for early carpal tunnel syndrome. I’ve been playing gigs for 42 years and never had a guitar related wrist issue. Had to have a left ring finger trigger finger release surgery in 2017 but that was caused from a work related injury. That was a painful rehab playing through that. It took about 10 weeks for the pain to completely go away.That was a tremendous interview Fil! Funny, the 3 of us have limitations in hand size, I have relatively big hands with short fingers so I do the same with my index and middle finger to cover two frets low. I also use fingerings that tend to keep my middle finger static over the same fret for as many notes I can hit for that particular scale. I like using 3 note per string runs that incorporates that style well. I also have adapted Frank Gambales economy picking for a lot of runs, riffs and phrases. You make the best use of what you have been given, we weren’t all blessed with Paul Gilbert Orangutan fingers or Doug Aldrich. Funny thing about Doug, for as long as fingers are he plays most scale based riffs with the thumb in the middle of the neck and playing off the fingertips as I do. Flat finger playing is another wrist straining habit. Jack Pearson is the only player I know who favors the flat fingered approach and does it very well. One out of a 1000 I’d say.
Yeah! I heard him in an interview awhile ago where he said he wasn't going to please the record labels, but played for his Canadian fans. So, like Andy Powell, still touring with his band Wishbone Ash, never made it into the Hall.
Cool!
This moment never felt contrived or forced. I felt I was just hanging out; listening you two talk about the art of music. Thank you, Mr. M. for all the insightful information. It is so refreshing to hear you talk with such enthusiasm after all these years in the business. True sign that you are an artist first. I have always wondered about guitar positions. There is a 'goldilocks zone' position and when the guitar is held in anywhere outside that area, I focus on it - especially with Slash. Glad to know that, in most cases, it's not just for show. 👍 🤟
What an interview, I really like how Frank (and yourself) talk and think about music, very well done.
Thanks!
WOW brilliant well done and having the man himself on. Great stuff Fil
Fantastic concept for an interview and a classic and great interview with Frank Marino, thoroughly enjoyed, thank you!!
As I said in Patreon Fil! This was phenomenal! A big thank you to Frank Marino and to you to Fil for this sensational analysis! What an amazing guitarist Frank is with an incredible voice! Thank you! Cheers Mario! 😎👌🤘🤘
One of the few legitimate guitar geniuses of the rock era. As unique and instantly recognizable as any guitarist that ever recorded. Thanks for this vid, Fil. Outstanding.
Thanx Fil. Wonderful interview with an absolute legend.
Fil, this is a fabulous thing that you've done here. You recognized Frank's brillaince in a couple of previous analyses of videos from 1979. Now you've come full circle with Frank in a perfect way. Do more of these, please. You rock!
I think it was the beat poet Lawrence Ferlinghetti that penned a poem about an acrobat that constantly risked "absurdity and death" up on his high wires. I'm sure you all understand the metaphor here with this acrobat. This is what every artist and performer is weary of: The fact that his/her performance, or art, would be viewed as absurd and he/she would fail or fall. When he talked about his singing I thought about this because it's a very hard barrier to break. As an artist of a different sort (watercolor) I fear that same "absurdity and death" on a daily basis. FABULOUS show and guest tonight, Fil. LISA says ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤😘😘😘
Thanks!
I just discovered Frank Marino less than a week ago. How did this guy get under my radar for this many years??
I smoked a joint last night listening to Poppy from Frank Marino 26 min version, amazing experience
Hey Fil,wonderful interview/analysis! ✌❤🎸
Discovered Frank in the mid 70s. Helluva guitar player.
Saw Frank Live twice. Phenomenal guitarist! Vastly under rated! Really enjoyed this reaction and interactions with Frank. Canadian proud! Thanks Fil!😎🎼🎶🎵🇨🇦
Wow Fil, Frank Marino definitely one of my childhood hero's,right along with Hendrix,if it wasn't for those two I would have never picked up the guitar.You have to be on cloud 9 being able to do this,and damn you've definitely have a new friend I think.This was awesome to watch and I'm definitely buying the box set,Rock on Fil🤘
That was a treat! Thank you
Fantastic, finally an interview that asks questions that musians would be interested in. I love listening to Frank about his religious and musical insights.thus is definitely one of the best interviews I've listened to!!!
Saw Frank Marino & Mahogany Rush in April 1983 at the Birmingham Odeon. Master of his craft and extremely talented musician !
Really enjoyable interview, thanks.
So did I, got a tape of the gig as well. First time I every heard Poppy as it's not an album track, loved it.
Thank you Frank...I think you're one of the very best, EVER
Thank you WOP...love you and Frank
I was a drummer in marching band in school.
I always walked around town, to a marching beat, even playing a cadence in my head as I went along!
I was in symphonic band before that.
Later, in high school, I began to play drums in garage bands... I wanted to be the drummer in the band.
Because while the front guys got the fame, the drummers always got the girls!! Grrrrrrr!
Enjoy the fame Frank! Enjoy!!
Good to hear from Frank again. Just one of those guitarists that you recognize after a few notes being played. Nice to hear him talk about how he is doing it. Listening to his music takes me back and I still enjoy his music.
Oh my gosh ...thank you sir for having Mr. Marino on you r video, he is one of my favorite guitar players of all time!! I saw him at the Iron Horse in Crystal Mn years ago and it was fantastic! Love your videos, love Frank...
Mahogany Rush was one of my hero bands. Didn't hurt that they were Canadian. (Yes, Canadians can do the Rah Rah thing too!!) :-) Frank is still a great musician. Thanks for this video!!!
I'm so happy to see Frank get this kind of notoriety.... It's about time, He was the innovator then and still, Way ahead of his time.
And every great guitarist now must admit & bow to that !!!
Fantastic, in-depth journey into what makes Frank Marino tick. The DVD is nothing short of EPIC. Thanx Fil.
You've definitely reached a 'peak' on the mountain. I've seen Frank twice (can't wait for #3). The great thing for us, he always plays in a smaller/intimate place. Great Job!
Oh dear lord thank you for doing this. Frank has been possibly my fav of all time since the 70's. Best show I have ever seen was at the Cow Palace near SF, Cal in 1982. The man was on fire. Top of his game.
Great video, Fil! I've been a Frank Marino fan since I first hear "Strange Universe" in the 1970s. It's still one of my desert island albums.
Thank You & Frank Marino for the Awesome Video!
We thought we’d have to watch this in segments for time, but it is so compelling, we did it in one go. Another great video Fil. Thank you both. 🤘
I only split it up since I had an appointment, but when I got back it was all digested in one take. Fil is really making his name known, he had Janice Ian join the comments section. This would never happen if Fil wasn't a great person and the people that watch and comment aren't also respectful people. I have no worries about entering that dark hole of You Tube, called the comments section since I have learned so much from his viewers.
Lawrence Taylor We agree. Well said, Fil is awesome.
@@lawrencetaylor4101 If Fil were a stock I'd buy him.
Wow you got to interview my hero. Frank is a class act.