The greatest arena rock guitarist of all time. Period. His live albums are the absolute pinnacle of live, guitar-god, in yer face, rock guitar ever recorded.
This is a Bob Dylan song that Jimi, who was a big Dylan fan, covered. After hearing Hendrix's version, Dylan rearranged the way he sang it live. Frank Marino and Mahogany Rush were a Montreal band who covered a lot of Hendrix material live.
@@gramps6334 Hendrix rearranged the original Dylan version from the 1967 album John Wesley Harding. Marino covered the Hendrix version, duplicating Jimi's solos note for note, except for the slide part, which they said Hendrix played with a Zippo lighter.
After a bad trip Frank Marino went to the hospital where he learnt to play the guitar (before he was a drummer) . He declared (as a joke) he was visited by the spirit of Jimi Hendrix and was his reincarnation .The journalist took this tale dead serious and maybe it help him to gain a name
I've been listening to Frank Marino and Mahogany Rush since the Live 1978 came out. Wore than one out listening to it and to this day it's still one of my favorite albums. He is really great live. He did many live albums. I highly recommend live recordings of The Answer, Dragonfly, or Poppy and many more. A great video collection with all these songs is Live at the Agora Theatre.
All along the Watch Tower is is a Bob Dylan song. Jimmy took the song to another level. Frank Marino is a monster guitarist and you are correct, the song is a great tribute to Hendrix. Check out "It's Begun to Rain or Somethings Comin our Way" live at the Agora.
Frank is my favorite guitar player and Mahogany Rush is my favorite band. There is a live version of this on RUclips from 1979. This one shows how good and the band really are. They are killer luve.
Thank you Airplay Beats! You've just been introduced to one of the better guitarists/songwriters to come out of the late 60s, early 70s. Absolutely love this version of All Along The Watchtower. Jimi was defintely one of his major influences, having covered many of his tunes and stylings. He has a fine repertoire of blues/rock/psychedelic /jazz/fusion, though mostly a strong hard-driving rock/blues texture with soaring guitar riffs. He's one of my favorites!
Frank Marino was the last band to play at Cal jam two after Aerosmith in 1978 Ontario California 300,000 people. Everybody was leaving heading towards one tunnel that went underneath the racetrack with Frank Marino playing in the background spotlights going through the air. people passed out garbage everywhere. It was like walking through a battlefield after the fight, I was 16 years old
I saw him LIVE also in Huntington Beach at a small venue, but it was lackluster, I was unfortunately disappointed, but at California Jam his show was the SHIT. While he was playing an airplane was flying low over the stage, and made several passes, he took his guitar and turned it into a weapon, and shot the airplane down with full on amazing sound effects, it was the MOST unbelievable performance ever!
we went to a concert at winter wonderland in SF... opening was ruby star and the gray ghost ( black oak arkansas ) followed by frank marino and mahogany rush ( best bass solo ) backing up for black sabbath ... backing up for blue oyster cult ! a night i will never forget.
The entire Frank Marino and Mahogany Rush Live album is phenomenal. In the late 70's, they opened for Aerosmith at the Omni in Atlanta. I went to see them then left halfway thru Aerosmith's first song.
Thanks for getting to Frank. Runnin' Wild, Go Strange, Ain't Dead Yet, Ditch Queen & Juggernaut from his solo albums are killer songs with awesome guitar playing by Frank. 🎸
Those who know (Frank) know. 👈 The best to ever conjure up the complete Hendrix “Experience.” And yes I’ve seen and love, Stevie Ray, Gary Moore, Eric Johnson et al. Guys, do the title track from this album. Frank burns down the second half of the song switching between Rock and Jazz solos. Checkout his live performances, they’re all perfection. Glad you finally got here. Btw, his 78 Live album (Black Cover) is a must. Was there when some of it was recorded. Enjoyed your reactions. 🤘
Frank Marino and Gary Moore are 2 of the greatest under-rated guitar heroes. Frank's song--Stories of a Hero is a classic monster rock song. His song Dragonfly is also a beast of a song. You will not be disappointed.
I was just thinking of Frank and Mahogany Rush; I’m so glad you finally picked them up. As you recognized, he’s one of the great guitarists that few knew about, but other great guitarists respected him. I look forward to your exploration of his catalog.
My first time in Vegas, years ago, we passed by a casino and their sign had "Performing Live Frank Marino"! I got so excited, told my buddy we got to go, told me it wasn't who I was thinking of, it wasn't THAT Frank Marino. It was a Drag Show and a different Frank Marino. We didn't go, but still chuckle about the look on my face had I not known and gone to the show. 🤣
It's actually a Bob Dylan song...that Jimi did. Frank Marino (Mahogany Rush) were one of the bands at my first concert; Cal Jam 2 - 1978...I was 15yrs9mos. Was a long time ago but doesn't seem so long ago.
@@Rock_Snob That was a good one for a first. My older brother went to get something to drink for us before Santana played, because as you know they took everything from us at the gate, and he never returned. So I was by myself until Aerosmith was done. Then I went to the east end, to the tunnel under the track, and stuck out my thumb and shouted "anyone going to Berdoo?" I said that twice and someone responded "come with us." It turned out they lived just a few blocks around the corner from me. Oh, and my older bro had an asthma attack and was sent to the hospital...after spending most of the day in the medical tent. What a day.
Frank Marino-"It's Begun to Rain." This is a beautiful one from his final 6 hour performance, a more mature Frank. So talented, so underrated. ruclips.net/video/qe3KkcJnt4Y/видео.html
@@Rock_Snob Yeah, ppl are always saying that, I gave up trying to school them haa. According to everyone under 40..ELO, Sabbath, SuperTramp, The Kinks, YES, Thin LIzzy, Nazareth, America, Loggins & Messina and now Frank Marino are ALL underrated haha...and almost every other band that ever existed in the 60's & 70's!. I guess because all they play now on Rock Radio is crappy Guns n Roses, Journey (don't stop believing) and Freebird haha..
@@Rock_Snob Lol he was somewhat in industry terms I guess. They opened the show and usually the third act is well the third act. Nazareth and Black Sabbath were great but Frank was a level above. We recognized. We thought of Jimi. Live, Frank was really transcendent.
Saw Mahogany Rush a few times in the 70s. They were always great. I bought Child of the Novelty when it was their new album. Nice to give the band some love.
Another wonderful rendition of the Bob Dylan classic. Jimi’s to me is the best but Martino’s axmenship is fire and his band was caught up in the song too.
Frank Marino was forced to retire because of shoulder pain. His DVD Live At The Agora Theater is a masterpiece. There are so many good songs to choose from. There are very few players that could play anything and Frank is at the top of the list. All of the greats know Frank"s work and have nothing but praise for his skill level.
So glad you checked Frank out.There is a Live version of this from 1979 that is killer,watch it sometime,it is better than this version by far.He has a cd set from the last concert he plaed,it is Live At The Agora,and there are a few songs on youtube from it,Check ot,The Answer,Strange Dreams,and It's Begun To Rain,if you want to see him at his best.Also his Midnight Special appearance from 1978 is great.Thanks guys for this one.
Che sporting the old Montreal Expos hat for Frank! Guys, this is great, but he's got some much better stuff that you would love. Those first 3 Mahogany Rush albums hold a special place in my heart.
AT LAST Been asking for some frank ,couldn't click fast enough I knew you'd like him....he's on vocals also Gotta hit...the answer, dragonfly and ain't dead yet
If you guys haven’t done Hendrix “All Along THe Watchtower”, u need to. Frank’s version is a tribute to Jimi’s rendition. Bob Dylan wrote it; liked Hendrix version so much that he said Jimi “Owned it”.
Extremely underrated guitarist. Please check out Frank Marino and Mahogany Rush live Johnny B. Goode. Chuck Berry loved this version and you guys will to.
Glad to see you getting around to some Frank and as mentioned "Dragonfly" should be another song to react to. I would also like to suggest to you another amazing guitarist Tommy Bolin , "People People".....
AS A HENDRIX FAN F0R 50+ YEARS, I ENJ0YED THIS VERY MUCH, BUT YES Y0U MUST IiSTEN T0 JIMI D0 THIS I CAII IT JIMIS "PERFECT S0NG", ITS BEAUTIFUIIY D0NE!!!
I always considered myself a pretty well informed person in regard to music and great guitar players but on this one I was clueless.. one of your fans mentioned Mahogany Rush , in familiar with the name but was in the dark about Frank Marino! Man this guy was tremendous!! It takes balls of caste iron to cover a Jimi Hendrix song , even though Dylan wrote it, Jimi made it his own from day one!! This was great, thanks for turning me on to a new musician to add to the list of “must check this dude out in depth” . Love your channel bros!! I’m ready for your next reaction!! Why not follow up with Jimi version of All Along the Watchtower?? I’m sure no one will bitch about that!! If they do, f*** em! It’s well worth doing a side by side comparison!!!
This was written by Bob Dylan, who said Jimi made it his own...my favorite by Frank Marino is "Strange Dreams" which is something you guys are definitely going to want to check out.
Love it! One of my favorite songs. For a completely different version, check out the studio version cover by Dave Mason. A couple other favorite versions are Jeff Healey live in London and Brian Ferry. Than you Bob Dylan!
Frank Marino is one of the best and most unappreciated guitar players ever you need to play some of his original music...that album has a track called "Sister Change" on it that...because it wasn't fair to play a Hendrix cover and then take about him alot...you seriously need to play more from him and he is the main vocalist also.
Eva Cassidy and Chuck Brown, I’ll Go Crazy and that entire album, The Other Side is insanely fantastic! I believe Chuck Brown helped Eva let go and really sing. Incredible voice!!
You want to do some of his original tunes, don't do Ain't Dead Yet, its been done over & over here on RUclips. Do something like Requiem For A Sinner off the World Anthem or Land of 1000 Nights from Strange Universe.
Guys, I don't generally subscribe to these channels.I look at a lot of them.I really like what you guys are doing.I didn't comeing at it from a musician.And a producers perspective give you your reviews a little more weight.And the fact that you enjoy the hell out of the music.It's good to see. Everybody on this channel has done the obligatory. Charlie Daniels songs and everyone is missing out on some amazing amazing stuff. He has an album called fire on the mountain and I think on the bee side. You will find the first 2 songs No place left to go And New York City king size Rose wood bed.I think both of those will flip you out.
The greatest arena rock guitarist of all time. Period. His live albums are the absolute pinnacle of live, guitar-god, in yer face, rock guitar ever recorded.
One of the best guitarists no ones ever heard of. He never had the commercial success he deserved which is almost criminal.
This is a Bob Dylan song that Jimi, who was a big Dylan fan, covered. After hearing Hendrix's version, Dylan rearranged the way he sang it live. Frank Marino and Mahogany Rush were a Montreal band who covered a lot of Hendrix material live.
Yup
Bob Dylan's songwriting abilities are/were exceptional 👌
Dylan actually put this out too. I didn't really care for it though. Jimmy and Frank killed it. I like Jimmy a little more.
@@gramps6334 Hendrix rearranged the original Dylan version from the 1967 album John Wesley Harding. Marino covered the Hendrix version, duplicating Jimi's solos note for note, except for the slide part, which they said Hendrix played with a Zippo lighter.
Montreal , Quebec Canada 🇨🇦✨🎸✨ He is a genius guitarist . Mid 1970's was his era .
Another Canadian icon who never quite got the love he deserved.......
This guy sucks dont know what to tell you except goback to canada
under rated never got the recognition he deserved. one of my greatest regrets is never getting to see him live.
I grew up listening to Frank Marino in the 1970's, along with Robin Trower, Pat Travers, Ted Nugent, and other guitar heroes of the time.
Frank Marino -- Dragonfly!
Damn, that's what I just commented. I always loved the groove on that track.
After a bad trip Frank Marino went to the hospital where he learnt to play the guitar (before he was a drummer) . He declared (as a joke) he was visited by the spirit of Jimi Hendrix and was his reincarnation .The journalist took this tale dead serious and maybe it help him to gain a name
Frank Marino - Ain't Dead Yet
I've been listening to Frank Marino and Mahogany Rush since the Live 1978 came out. Wore than one out listening to it and to this day it's still one of my favorite albums. He is really great live. He did many live albums. I highly recommend live recordings of The Answer, Dragonfly, or Poppy and many more. A great video collection with all these songs is Live at the Agora Theatre.
All along the Watch Tower is is a Bob Dylan song. Jimmy took the song to another level. Frank Marino is a monster guitarist and you are correct, the song is a great tribute to Hendrix. Check out "It's Begun to Rain or Somethings Comin our Way" live at the Agora.
Such a great freaking guitarist who always gets overlooked.
Saw him in 76 in Pittsburgh he totally rocked the Civic Arena. One of the best concerts I've ever seen.
Frank is my favorite guitar player and Mahogany Rush is my favorite band. There is a live version of this on RUclips from 1979. This one shows how good and the band really are. They are killer luve.
Grew up listening to Frank and Mahogany Rush. Another great Canadian rock band!
Thank you Airplay Beats!
You've just been introduced to one of the better guitarists/songwriters to come out of the late 60s, early 70s. Absolutely love this version of All Along The Watchtower. Jimi was defintely one of his major influences, having covered many of his tunes and stylings.
He has a fine repertoire of blues/rock/psychedelic /jazz/fusion, though mostly a strong hard-driving rock/blues texture with soaring guitar riffs.
He's one of my favorites!
Frank Marino was the last band to play at Cal jam two after Aerosmith in 1978 Ontario California 300,000 people. Everybody was leaving heading towards one tunnel that went underneath the racetrack with Frank Marino playing in the background spotlights going through the air. people passed out garbage everywhere. It was like walking through a battlefield after the fight, I was 16 years old
I saw him LIVE also in Huntington Beach at a small venue, but it was lackluster, I was unfortunately disappointed, but at California Jam his show was the SHIT. While he was playing an airplane was flying low over the stage, and made several passes, he took his guitar and turned it into a weapon, and shot the airplane down with full on amazing sound effects, it was the MOST unbelievable performance ever!
Frank Marino & Mahogany Rush - Live.......is one of the legendary live rock albums. The opening track, "The Answer" is a killer piece.
Saw this dude many many years ago. Great memories
Frank Marino is a fantastic guitarist. He was huge in the 70's when I was coming up. Try DRAGONFLY and THE ANSWER.
we went to a concert at winter wonderland in SF... opening was ruby star and the gray ghost ( black oak arkansas ) followed by frank marino and mahogany rush ( best bass solo ) backing up for black sabbath ... backing up for blue oyster cult ! a night i will never forget.
The entire Frank Marino and Mahogany Rush Live album is phenomenal. In the late 70's, they opened for Aerosmith at the Omni in Atlanta. I went to see them then left halfway thru Aerosmith's first song.
Thanks for getting to Frank. Runnin' Wild, Go Strange, Ain't Dead Yet, Ditch Queen & Juggernaut from his solo albums are killer songs with awesome guitar playing by Frank. 🎸
If you want some heavy Funk Frank Marino check out his song Dragonfly!!!!
Those who know (Frank) know. 👈 The best to ever conjure up the complete Hendrix “Experience.” And yes I’ve seen and love, Stevie Ray, Gary Moore, Eric Johnson et al. Guys, do the title track from this album. Frank burns down the second half of the song switching between Rock and Jazz solos. Checkout his live performances, they’re all perfection. Glad you finally got here. Btw, his 78 Live album (Black Cover) is a must. Was there when some of it was recorded. Enjoyed your reactions. 🤘
Guitar player here .
This is awesom playing, really.
But ....Jimi is the man.
Great stuff, guys. Never heard this one .
Thanks again, loved it .
👍👊😁
I always liked Dragonfly by Frank Marino and Mahogany Rush. That song just had a great groove to me.
Frank Marino and Gary Moore are 2 of the greatest under-rated guitar heroes. Frank's song--Stories of a Hero is a classic monster rock song. His song Dragonfly is also a beast of a song. You will not be disappointed.
I was just thinking of Frank and Mahogany Rush; I’m so glad you finally picked them up. As you recognized, he’s one of the great guitarists that few knew about, but other great guitarists respected him. I look forward to your exploration of his catalog.
My first time in Vegas, years ago, we passed by a casino and their sign had "Performing Live Frank Marino"! I got so excited, told my buddy we got to go, told me it wasn't who I was thinking of, it wasn't THAT Frank Marino. It was a Drag Show and a different Frank Marino. We didn't go, but still chuckle about the look on my face had I not known and gone to the show. 🤣
It's actually a Bob Dylan song...that Jimi did. Frank Marino (Mahogany Rush) were one of the bands at my first concert; Cal Jam 2 - 1978...I was 15yrs9mos. Was a long time ago but doesn't seem so long ago.
@@Rock_Snob That was a good one for a first. My older brother went to get something to drink for us before Santana played, because as you know they took everything from us at the gate, and he never returned. So I was by myself until Aerosmith was done. Then I went to the east end, to the tunnel under the track, and stuck out my thumb and shouted "anyone going to Berdoo?" I said that twice and someone responded "come with us." It turned out they lived just a few blocks around the corner from me. Oh, and my older bro had an asthma attack and was sent to the hospital...after spending most of the day in the medical tent. What a day.
Frank Marino and mahogany rush
They got some airplay back in the day around when Rush was also starting out. Nice reaction
"Strange Universe" is a good Marino album.
I saw him LIVE at California Jam! He was awesome! He was the most spectacular at that concert!
Never heard of him ,thanks for sharing this record ! I’ll need to check out some more of his stuff.
Saw Frank in Seattle in 75.......was awesome at the time!
Mahogany Rush, one of our first concerts, all the way from Montreal, on down to Halifax, Frank was a great player, and showman
Frank he can Play.. Need to check out more UFO - Rock bottom, Pack it up and go, Lights out 2023 remaster , One more for the rodeo ... U guys Rock
Frank marino also plays another jimi hendrix song Purple haze.
Frank Marino-"It's Begun to Rain." This is a beautiful one from his final 6 hour performance, a more mature Frank. So talented, so underrated. ruclips.net/video/qe3KkcJnt4Y/видео.html
Frank's "Dragonfly" is phenomenal, go ahead and take a dive guys! Thanks for another great reaction!
Great cover of this classic. I'd forgotten about it. Frank Marino was underrated.
You guys dig deep, love it 😊
Laa and Chee Rockin with Frank!’
Fellas ...King Bee Frank M ...trust me
He’s definitely one
Of the best players of all time.
Saw Frank with Mahogany Rush along with Nazareth and Black Sabbath back in 76 We all thought he stole the show.
WOW, now that's a killer Line up!
@@Rock_Snob Yeah, ppl are always saying that, I gave up trying to school them haa. According to everyone under 40..ELO, Sabbath, SuperTramp, The Kinks, YES, Thin LIzzy, Nazareth, America, Loggins & Messina and now Frank Marino are ALL underrated haha...and almost every other band that ever existed in the 60's & 70's!. I guess because all they play now on Rock Radio is crappy Guns n Roses, Journey (don't stop believing) and Freebird haha..
@@Rock_Snob Lol he was somewhat in industry terms I guess. They opened the show and usually the third act is well the third act. Nazareth and Black Sabbath were great but Frank was a level above. We recognized. We thought of Jimi. Live, Frank was really transcendent.
@@Rock_Snob thx Snob!
Yall would love Frank Marinos He's Calling.
Saw Mahogany Rush a few times in the 70s.
They were always great. I bought Child of the Novelty when it was their new album. Nice to give the band some love.
Another good song , Little Lover
Dave Mason does this song too. It’s excellent.
Another masterpiece written by Bob Dylan.
Frank Marino "Ain't Dead Yet" .....................call 911 or keep a fire extinguisher close.
Saw Frank Marino in the late 70’s. He was actually an amazing guitar player.
Strange Universe bought this album way back... Still have it today... (yeah I'm that old).
Another wonderful rendition of the Bob Dylan classic. Jimi’s to me is the best but Martino’s axmenship is fire and his band was caught up in the song too.
I discovered Frank and Mahogany Rush in Santa Cruz in a record store. I've been hooked ever since
And by the way it was this album. The title song is the best
Frank Marino was forced to retire because of shoulder pain. His DVD Live At The Agora Theater is a masterpiece. There are so many good songs to choose from. There are very few players that could play anything and Frank is at the top of the list. All of the greats know Frank"s work and have nothing but praise for his skill level.
The Answer
So glad you checked Frank out.There is a Live version of this from 1979 that is killer,watch it sometime,it is better than this version by far.He has a cd set from the last concert he plaed,it is Live At The Agora,and there are a few songs on youtube from it,Check ot,The Answer,Strange Dreams,and It's Begun To Rain,if you want to see him at his best.Also his Midnight Special appearance from 1978 is great.Thanks guys for this one.
Che sporting the old Montreal Expos hat for Frank! Guys, this is great, but he's got some much better stuff that you would love. Those first 3 Mahogany Rush albums hold a special place in my heart.
Mahogany Rush was like my 3rd live concert. It was insane. This was in 1980 and I was 17.
AT LAST
Been asking for some frank ,couldn't click fast enough
I knew you'd like him....he's on vocals also
Gotta hit...the answer, dragonfly and ain't dead yet
Juggernaut!
Dragon Fly is another good one from Frank Marino
Even though his records sound slick and heavily Produced, he does NOT sound like that live. Very HEAVY very raw.. "Little Lover" next..total jam!
This song was actually written by Bob Dylan and covered by Jimi Hendrix.
🕊❤️🎼
If you guys haven’t done Hendrix
“All Along THe Watchtower”, u need to. Frank’s version is a tribute to Jimi’s rendition.
Bob Dylan wrote it; liked Hendrix version so much that he said Jimi “Owned it”.
He's killer live
Gotta listen to "Land of a 1,000 Nights"!
Extremely underrated guitarist. Please check out Frank Marino and Mahogany Rush live Johnny B. Goode. Chuck Berry loved this version and you guys will to.
Glad you found Frank and Mahogany Rush! Try I'm a King Bee next.
Other great Mahogany Rush songs: Dragonfly, I'm Going Away, It's Begun to Rain.
I'm a King Bee Live
Glad to see you getting around to some Frank and as mentioned "Dragonfly" should be another song to react to. I would also like to suggest to you another amazing guitarist Tommy Bolin , "People People".....
AS A HENDRIX FAN F0R 50+ YEARS, I ENJ0YED THIS VERY MUCH, BUT YES Y0U MUST IiSTEN T0 JIMI D0 THIS I CAII IT JIMIS "PERFECT S0NG", ITS BEAUTIFUIIY D0NE!!!
I always considered myself a pretty well informed person in regard to music and great guitar players but on this one I was clueless.. one of your fans mentioned Mahogany Rush , in familiar with the name but was in the dark about Frank Marino! Man this guy was tremendous!! It takes balls of caste iron to cover a Jimi Hendrix song , even though Dylan wrote it, Jimi made it his own from day one!! This was great, thanks for turning me on to a new musician to add to the list of “must check this dude out in depth” . Love your channel bros!! I’m ready for your next reaction!! Why not follow up with Jimi version of All Along the Watchtower?? I’m sure no one will bitch about that!! If they do, f*** em! It’s well worth doing a side by side comparison!!!
Funny that you feature Frank Marino from Montreal wearing a Montreal Expo’s baseball cap…
🇨🇦 Another vote for Dragonfly
Please check out I’m a king bee from the Frank Marino live album, you’ll be blown away
This was written by Bob Dylan, who said Jimi made it his own...my favorite by Frank Marino is "Strange Dreams" which is something you guys are definitely going to want to check out.
Jimi, not Jimmy. If you say Jimmy, people will think Jimmy Page just FYI
Love it! One of my favorite songs. For a completely different version, check out the studio version cover by Dave Mason. A couple other favorite versions are Jeff Healey live in London and Brian Ferry. Than you Bob Dylan!
Bob Dylan song played by many great guitarists - Hendrix, Dave Mason (my favorite), U2, Eddie Vedder - the list goes on!!
check out anything by Frank from Live At Agora Theatre - mind blowing (Something's Coming Our Way, It's Begun To Rain, etc)
I wish you had done it’s begun to rain live from the agora.
Saw Frank at the Agora a few times.
ruclips.net/video/qe3KkcJnt4Y/видео.htmlsi=cuN07gePzwv3rWt8
I saw Head East , Frank Marino & Mahogany Rush , with Ted Nugent , at the Municipal Auditorium 1976 , 77 in San Antonio , Texas
I saw him live a few times. The guy is amazing in a live venue.
The Dave Mason version is very good as well. Check that one out fellas.
Frank Marino is one of the best and most unappreciated guitar players ever you need to play some of his original music...that album has a track called "Sister Change" on it that...because it wasn't fair to play a Hendrix cover and then take about him alot...you seriously need to play more from him and he is the main vocalist also.
What he said
Eva Cassidy and Chuck Brown, I’ll Go Crazy and that entire album, The Other Side is insanely fantastic! I believe Chuck Brown helped Eva let go and really sing. Incredible voice!!
Listen to the title track from this album.
You want to do some of his original tunes, don't do Ain't Dead Yet, its been done over & over here on RUclips. Do something like Requiem For A Sinner off the World Anthem or Land of 1000 Nights from Strange Universe.
Guys, I don't generally subscribe to these channels.I look at a lot of them.I really like what you guys are doing.I didn't comeing at it from a musician.And a producers perspective give you your reviews a little more weight.And the fact that you enjoy the hell out of the music.It's good to see. Everybody on this channel has done the obligatory. Charlie Daniels songs and everyone is missing out on some amazing amazing stuff. He has an album called fire on the mountain and I think on the bee side. You will find the first 2 songs No place left to go And New York City king size Rose wood bed.I think both of those will flip you out.
Love you guys keep it up
this is a Bob Dylan song and after Bob heard Jimi's version he changed the way he played it from then on
you need to see his live performance of Somethings Comin our way at the Agora theatre...and its not Jimmy's song its Bob Dylan's
2:13 it's actually a Bob Dylan song - but Jimi's version is most iconic
Saw Frank Marino in 78-79 monster guitar player. You should listen to his tunes “King Bee” and “Dragonfly”