Frank Marino - Something's Comin' Our Way (REACTION) with my wife
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Thanks for featuring Frank Marino. He was one of my guitar heroes growing up in Montreal. He may not have achieved the widespread recognition that some of his contemporaries enjoyed, but he is held in high regard by his fellow guitar virtuosos.
He influenced me for sure...I saw him when I was 17 and I wanted be a guitar player...and I am now thanks to him and others of course
Frank is the best guitarist I ever heard. Not because I know him, but because he's a virtuoso and also a very intelligent man!
Frank is widely regarded as one of the top guitarists. It's a crowded field after decades upon decades of great guitar playing. Frank's live covers of Red House are top of the line.
I would also add that he's a damn fine vocalist as well...his voice is so "rock and roll"!
He played like that through the entire SIX hour concert My big three. Stevie Ray ,Jimi Hendrix and Frank Marino. Whichever one i am listening to at the time is the best. Welcome to greatness! Monster guitarist. Monster drummer Dave Goode. Frank would never slave to the record studios and stayed true to himself. Hence they never promoted him.
Thank U for recognizing Frank. Totally underrated. Bless U two. Love❤
Back in 1975 Frank and other bands were playing at Sherwood Forest a small hall in Davison Michigan that was well known for having bands and parties. It was private property so cops never came out there. Every table had a whisky soaked watermelon on it as well as three joints. Frank was just milling around in the crowd and we went outside and burned a fat one. I think that there were about six of us passing the joint. I had no idea who he was. Not until he took the stage and smoked the place! Ted Nugent and Bob Seger were playing that day as well but they were not famous then. It was just a party. After Nugent played Frank took the stage and just leveled the place! You should have heard the screaming! Bob was up next but nobody cared after Frank blew them all away. Now I look back and think that if I knew that these three would make it big, I would have asked for autographs. That was a fun day I will never forget!!
FRANK IS JUST BRILLIANT 👏 😅
I SAW FRANK 1971, IN A HICK TOWN OF EASTERN ONTARIO….
HE WAS THE BACKUP BAND FOR A BAND CALLED LIGHTHOUSE N HAVE BEEN FOLLOWING HIM EVER SINCE. HIS IDOL WAS JIMMY HENDRIX, OF WHICH HE DID A TRIBUTE SONG CALLED, BUDDY..
CLAD TO SEE THAT YOU HAVE FOUND HIM OUT … GREAT REACTIONS
ROCK ON 👊🖖
My two favorite guitarists are Gary Moore and Frank Marino.
You guys should get the "Live at the Agora Theater" DVD. It's six hours of guitar greatness!
Frank Marino is so often left off those perennial lists of great guitarists. He was just not as well known and his band Mahogany Rush just never really took off and soared , like they should have.
He’s “underrated” because he’s not well known.
I always knew of Mahogany Rush even in the 70's and bought all of his albums. I never got a chance to see Frank and I've seen a lot of artists in my days. I live in the South of the U.S. and it seemed like he never came around when touring. I used to go to shows in DC, Baltimore, Philly, and it seemed like he didn't tour much.?
This whole song is one big guitar 🎸 solo! I LOVE IT ❤️
People compare Frank to Hendrix, Stevie Ray, Trower, etc., but in all honesty, Frank is uniquely original and has crafted his own very special sound. Heck, he created his own genre of rock guitar playing. His licks, riffs, scales, rhythm patterns, phrasing, clarity, as well as his lyrics and voice are all so uniquely Frank Marino that I find it difficult to compare him to anyone else. I only wish his right hand would get restored to health so he could give us a few more concerts like this before he takes up the rocking chair for good.
Frank is my "All Time" favorite guitarist.
There are so many well-known guitarists who were fluenced by Frank marino, Alex lifeson of Rush, Tony Mcphee of Groundhogs, the names go on. Your so right if your in the right place you may not be the best but everyone thinks you are. Frank and Alex were big a influence on my playing and I have now played guitar for 45 years ! ❤
Frank marino is the most complete guitar player in the world.
I love a lot of guitarists but Frank is my all time favorite.
I've never heard anybody say Frank Marino wasn't a great guitar player in my world of hanging around with musicians or anyone who plays guitar.
Great reaction , Frank deserve to be all over youtube 😊👍one of the absolut best out there
ONE OF A KIND. FRANK MARINO!
Great guitarist that I was privileged to see twice in the seventies in my hometown of Chicago!!
🎂🧁🎂he deserves it all! I like to hear you talk too 😆 and to you 🎂. I have seen Mahogany Rush 4 times, starting in the mid 70’s onwards. One of the cleanest sounds, precise, old school and inoffensive guitarist I’ve ever encountered.from the same concert check out “The Answer”. You will be amazed.❤️❤️❤️
Frank Marino was a excellent Guitarist .. Cheers!!
When you start talking about great guitar players, he is at the top of most lists. And btw, when he retired, I had tickets to see him in Cincinatti. He developed a debilitating illness that forced him to quit. I saw him in '79 and was hoping to see him once again. Maybe in the future....
Thank you MerchantOfAlba & Wife!
Glad you were able to react to one of the best in Frank Marino & Mahogany Rush.
Yes - his music can carry you...
Frank gives you everything he has in his playing.Strange Dreams and The Answer from this same concert are also great,and to see him in his younger days try All Along The Watchtower from 1979,and him on the Midnight Special in 1978,all very good stuff by the master.Thanks for doing this reaction,peace my brother and sister.
Thank you Canada!!
Frank is my favorite guitarist ever!
Guys, try to listen Ain't dead yet", trust me 🤘
Oh, my, so good, thanks for bringing this my way! Loved it!!
He played some of the biggest music festivals in the 60's and 70's . He should have already been in The Rock and Roll Hall of Fame.
I saw this band when I was still in high school back in 79 80 81 ? Not sure what year 🎉😮 at the coliseum in El Paso Texas.
Great band excellent guitarist .
I do recall that they were not well know but I'm glad I went to see them
I was electrified in 1975 in Munich when I bought the third album of canadian Hard Rock band MAHOGANY RUSH called "Strange Universe", a band, where FRANK MARINO was the head of. Since that time FRANK MARINO is one of my Top Three guitar player, singer & composer. Hear his voice in the songs, and you can recognize so much personality and character.
The other vastly underappreciated Canadian guitarist you need to know about is Domenic Troiano.
He was in Mandala, Bush, The Guess Who, The James Gang and solo.
Recommend 'War Zone' from him.
I saw Frank Marino in Regina as a teenager in the mid-1970s. There was an urban legend back then that Jimi Hendrix's soul transmigrated into Frank Marino when he died. I think Frank has disavowed being the one who started that, LOL! 🎸
I love your take on Frank. Underrated as far as the record industry and the lack of support to garner sales. Which of course equals overall success. However, there is no denying his talent. Many of the top guitarists in the field site him as influential.
More under appreciated
Frank is at the top of my list of great guitar players. Within the guitar community he's well known and highly regarded as one of the greats. When people refer to him as underrated might be because he's unknown from a mainstream pov. Frank Marino and Mahogany Rush fit a niche where the guitarist is the star of the show and for the most part that's who people go to see. Frank Marino, Gary Moore, Jeff Beck,Yngwie Malmsteen etc are such acts, where it's all about the guitarist.
Frank Marino has been around since the 70's. Most of the videos you find of him and his band, tend to be bad quality cam jobs. From what I understand, people have been telling him to put a collection of his songs on DVD. In 2010 Frank actually did the DVD (Live at the Agora), which imo just might be the best collection on guitar playing ever produced. This video (Something's Comin our Way) is from that DVD. Frank thus far has uploaded about 4 to 5 songs from the dvd. Check out "It's Begun to Rain" absolutely a killer song and the guitar solo is exceptional.
He did this for over 50 years, amazing. My own small trivial memory: when I first heard Eruption & You Really Got Me on the radio, I was amazed like everyone 1st time you hear it. I wondered who it was, and I thought maybe it's Frank Marino, because he was the only one I could imagine doing that back then. Of course it was Van Halen, birth of a new age. But my 1st thought was "it must be Frank Marino, he's the only one that can play that ..."
This was done in a very cold theatre - the Agora Theatre in Cleveland on Lake Erie in December. The Agora Theatre had been vacant for a long time with no heat and a high ceiling. It was impossible to get the building heated up, it was like an Igloo. The cold was in the foundation and walls, it was a wonder they were able to play... but then again they're from Montreal, at least Frank is, I don't know about the other bandmembers.
I don't even know what's going on. I haven't heard anyone mention Frank Marino for decades, and then I've heard about 10 different people reference him in the last 4 months.
Strange Dreams was a huge hit for him.
Lol was 8 yrs old when my brother got stuck baby siting me so was my 1st live concert and IT WAS AWESOME!!!) Just to be clear not this concert, mine was damn approx 36 yrs ago :) Canada's white Jimmy Hendrix:) Peace and love from Canada eh :) sorry :)
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I SAW THEM AT CAL JAM II LOL
Please check out Strange Dreams, It Began to Rain, and The Answer from the same concert. Frank's last live performance. He developed Frozen shoulder and could not continue touring. He's doing better
In 76 we saw Mahogany Rush with Frank. They were the third act behind Black Sabbath and Nazareth. We all felt he stole the show.
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Try vinyl version of frank, poppy live, long track but amazing. Purple haze, dragonfly a cool laid back vibe, and its begun to rain where prince may have got ideas for purple rain.
Record Labels have an undo influence over some artist so they shuffle around so they can be creative!
How many guitarists do you know that can play a 12 hour concert and continue to hit and pluck every note on the spot! Frank ia an amazing guitarist certainly one of the top five ever. He's not underrated but under famous ! And that's because he gave the finger to CBS way back in the 80's for exploiting him and interfering with his music.
Before he and his band would play stadiums and large arenas with supporting bands such as Queen and Kansas..
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Actually, he didn’t choose to retire. He has a condition called frozen shoulder and I’m not sure if he’s getting treated for it.
I've seen him before.He was great, but I heard that he has a shoulder problem.So he is not playing guitar right now and we don't know from what I read.How long that's gonna be?That's a shame he's great love him
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Not so much under rated as under appreciated. Especially by the overlords of the music industry of the day who wanted sexy pop stars and hit records
Illness forced him to stop