controlled_voltage
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Inspired by the pat travers and thin lizzy threads
Frank killing it !
Frank killing it !
hammered
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Frank is awseome . was just listening to his Real Live cd today ? if there was one tour I was looking forward to last year it was his
SpiderWars
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My first concert was Ted Nugent and there was also this new band named Foreigner. But the opener was Frank who I'd never heard of. I became a huge fan for next few years (things/tastes change fast when you're 11-12 years old). Saw him several other times. He got a cool tone and it was all SS. I always loved the solo he does in the 'Stormy Monday/Back Door Man' progression in that King Bee song above.
midnightlaundry
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Dragonfly!
Markedman
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He channels Hendrix pretty well, amazing and great. What an ending and solo!
midnightlaundry
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He's getting a great chewy tone. Sounds like he runs a pitch shifter fulltime like a Roto or a Chorus.. What is it?
PDC
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I first heard the Juggernaut album in HS and was blown away - Ditch Queen is epic. Then I did a deep dive on Frank’s playing during my Zakk Wylde phase. I still can’t cop his stuff with the same energy, he was way ahead of the pack at that time.
Donnie B.
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Similar situation for me. Think the headliner might have been Aerosmith.
Frank blew everyone away!
thenine
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Same here. First real concert was Triumph at Cobo Hall in Detroit on the Allied Forces tour. Opening band - Frank Marino & Mahogany Rush.
hammered
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My fave Frank solo here and one of my fave songs from him . Solo starts a 5:55 , he goes back to the chorus after a few minutes then dives back into the solo . Tons of feel , emotion and flash . Real Live is a highly recomended album
kmanick
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So good, so good 
I wore out that Mahogany Rush live album back in the day.
I actually saw him open for Nugent at the old Boston Garden and I'm amazed Ted even came out and played.
I wore out that Mahogany Rush live album back in the day.
I actually saw him open for Nugent at the old Boston Garden and I'm amazed Ted even came out and played.
