Marino is a legend and never sold out

@palmergriffiths1952

5 ай бұрын

Absolutely love Frank Marino's attitude & his music. Very articulate and Down to earth and no ego. True Legend

I had no idea that Frank was so well-spoken and dedicated to his art form; no wonder I have liked him so much all these years!!

Much respect to you frank. I am impressed with your clarity. One of my favorite guitarists ever.

Frank, you're a CLASS ACT.

I knew something was different about Frank Marino. He is one of the good guys.

What I noticed about this video is that they (Host, Frank and the audience) WERE ABLE TO HAVE A THOUGHTFUL RESPECTFUL DISCUSSION. It was shocking actually. They listened to each other. They thought deeply and in a nuanced way about their ideas and how to express them. I miss the great old days. Alot. I

@redhed9776

2 жыл бұрын

yet the host pressed and pressed to make FM the bad guy and only spokesman for R&R...that pathetic style of journalism should have been stopped just like the pathetic lyrics they were speaking against. Frank showed class and intelligence.

Frank Marino - such a well-spoken , intelligent man, as well as being a brilliant musician.

Long live Frank Marino!

Frank never got big because he didn't sell out and play "their game" and it's a damn shame because he is super talented.

@dankmazzi2376

2 жыл бұрын

Live life on your own terms...is a good thing.. FM did very well for himself and his family....he's not hurting.

God, he was SO YOUNG . . . I remember around that time Strange Dreams came out. He's an ASTONISHINGLY good musician.

@flowerchild777

Жыл бұрын

I remember when that came out🤗

@richardsmith533

11 ай бұрын

I remember when the Juggernaut album came out. I was so excited to hear new material by FM. I'd already bought everything I could find by FM in my local record shop which wasn't that much in the UK at that time. I've still got all those vinyl records and I still play them. Frank never had that much air time on the radio here in England. I've even requested FM stuff to be played on request shows that specialise in rock music but they never play any. It's a weired situation that such a talented and down to earth nice guy gets overlooked like this. Well done Frank for not selling out like some of the other acts. Many people feel he's a legend and I count myself among them.

@peteloomis8456

4 ай бұрын

​@@richardsmith533If you got XM radio listen to Ozzie's bone yard because George Florentine who is a comedian but also a a radio host on that channel he plays Frank Marino on it quite a bit because he likes Frank Marino & his guitar work .

Frank is a class act. His lyrics and songwriting are as good as his guitar playing. I passed on the hair metal because I had Frank's records. He kind of did me a big favour. :)

@johnthonig8832

Жыл бұрын

Same

And now 45 some years later elementary kids are being taught sex and LGBTQ agenda in government run public schools. Frank did a great job on this show. He fought his own battles with the suits in the recording industry..... Such a shame Mahogany Rush never got airtime on radio. I saw them a few times and Frank Marino is a GREAT guitar player. Up there with Hendrix, Clapton, and Gilmore. If you ever saw Frank, you know what I'm talking about !!

@frisbeepilot

2 жыл бұрын

The "LGBTQ agenda"? You mean, accepting people for who they are, and being kind to people whose lifestyles are different than yours? Yeah, that's a real "agenda," for sure.

@PapaBear-Brian

2 жыл бұрын

@@frisbeepilot I accept and love people for who they are, not for their political views or sexual orientation. I could care less what someone does in their bedroom, but there is absolutely no reason to teach young children about sex at all before 7th or 8th grade. And yes, there is an agenda, and it is obvious to most people. It should be up to parents to teach their kids about sex if they chose to before Jr. High.

@flowerchild777

Жыл бұрын

@@PapaBear-Brian Did you see where FM is coming out with a boxed set or something? OfficialFrankMarino on YT

@PapaBear-Brian

Жыл бұрын

@@flowerchild777 I've seen a few videos from it but haven't bought the set. Amazing how long Frank could play live still. I saw the Eagles again just before covid and they played over 3 hours but Frank has been known to play 4 or 5 hours. Too bad he has had to give up on performing now.

Frank is a very great guitarist as well a brilliant mind

Absolutely enjoyed watching Frank Marino! Awesome guitarist, well spoken and intelligent conversation!

@shanghunter7697

9 ай бұрын

Been watching him live since 74, into 6 decades of bliss ! Frank IS an awesome, STELLAR human being.

I love his music.

He really has good points…….it’s all about dollars

Freaky how watching this in 2020 Frank looks&sounds like a prophet!

@Circuit7Active

3 жыл бұрын

describing the evil deep state.

This must have been shown in Quebec or another province I've never seen this show in Ontario, Frank is one of the most intelligent Rockers ever.

Frank is REAL!!!!

frank marino is a noble man, and GREAT artist in my book

Man, I really hope Frank made some money and saved it properly. Talented cat, and as we can see here, intelligent, eloquent and well raised. Reading between the lines here and looking at Frank's career it's likely (as everyone was) he was screwed over a few times by the record companies. Canadians should be proud of this fine musician.

Frank has made sense in every interview I've seen or read.

Frank did a great Job of explaining .

We can clearly see right here what an amazing intelligent and super talented gentleman Frank Marino really is . Always will be . The true great pride of Montreal Canada is Frank Marino . An Amazing human being . Much respect .

Frank is a class act! Nit to mention talented!

Tales of the unecspected is a masterpiece

One of the first songs I ever heard from Frank Marino and Mahogany Rush was 'Dragonfly'. Stellar!!

@Tacomadome24

Жыл бұрын

For me was strange dreams.

Wow !!.........Frank Marino is Brilliant and True !!..........Thank you for this !

Frank Marino, Thank you Brother, for your Outstanding Input on this Show. I wish I would have had the opportunity to see you play live, but I bought the Great Albums in the '70s. Remember the Song Dragonfly? INCREDIBLE.

Great interview! Love Frank Marino.

Boy can Frank Play. He is so well spoken. It is not a simple answer subject. You have to live, and learn.

Tipper gore was such a jerk she didn't realize that the only thing she managed to do is sell records and fill seats at the concerts of all the bands that got the labels put on they're records. In some cases some of them may not have even been noticed.

Frank was right

Splendid! Wasn't he working on Juggernaut, with Timm Biery, at this time? I say that tour, at The Chance, Poughkeepsie, and I realized I was seeing he best guitar hero with the best drummer on the planet. Now I know that, Mr. Marino is a well-spoken, intelligent man as well as a brilliant showman an guitarist.

@scherado01

6 жыл бұрын

Further, about 14:20 mins in, Mr. Marino tells us all the dirty little secret about where the ultimate responsibility lies, quoting Einstein, whose "Essays in Science" I've been reading his year, which I highly recommend.

This video enlightens me as to Frank Marino and him as a person. Man he is more than capable of holding his own in a discussion.

Even and that time he was already brilliant.

THAT'S RIGHT FRANK, TELL IT.. He's one of the few real musicians left, that followed his Christian principles ..

@silverfishimperetrix4818

Жыл бұрын

He knows exactly who the enemy is too. I'm not talking about the devil, either.

Frank came thru Chicago 3 times on the back of Juggernaut. It had Strange Dreams as a single and For Your Love, Frank's first real love song on that L.P. It was his last LP for Columbia. One of my top 20 all time records. And then, poof!!! Where's Frank? This post answers some of those questions. When Frampton comes Alive came out he fit in better with what the record co's wanted. 1985? then he had his fans with virtually no radio support etc. He left at the right time. Thanks for the post. Uli Jon Roth dropped out soon thereafter. Schenker tried a different approach and then dropped out. Thank God for the indies that kept these greats music out there for us.

Dreams have always been the basic weave in any fabric of reality....l think that's how Frank said it

Wow what a fantastic video... 💥

Well said Frank, and you have stuck to your guns ever since you decided to rebuff the "system". Many musicians should sit back and listen to what you are telling them. The feminist movement may want to stop women being exploited, but when the women who are appearing in these magazines, photo shoots and album covers are being paid, what they consider a lot of money, despite what the "sellers" of this material are making, then some women are going to continue exposing their bodies, just to make some money.

Wish he would play for them

Thanks for your effort in sharing this wonderful piece!

At 11.00...Marino was gold

I think that all the musicians who starves for responsibility in their lives,can look up to him as an mentor,he has the talent and first of all the morality!!!

FRANK IS THE MAN!

Metal has been around for decades, and it will be around for many more decades. It is one genre that will never die.

Frank is very spiritual. Very. D

"When i say the establishment today, i don't mean what they meant in 69 or in 70 or 71 when they said the establishment in their grey suits and their white shirts and ties ... the revolutionaries of 69 and 70 HAVE BECOME THE ESTABLISHMENT OF TODAY with regards to the entertainment industry. They've grown up and they've gotten jobs as A&R directors and PR directors for records companies and they work for promoters and what's happened is, in fact in trying to revolt they've created an establishment of their own and it's ten times worse than what they rebelled against in 69. PREACH BROTHER MARINO, PREACH!!! Goes for it all today.

What people didn't get was that Blackie Lawless was Born-Again and WASP became more and more faith-based Metal. And that was one of Uriah Heep's best albums.

Frank Marino needs to be praised for maintaining a degree of great musicianship that has integrity throughout his career. Although not a hit maker, he certainly gave us progressive compositions that were decently listenable. The major record labels are the purveyors of the garbage filth which is marketed today, which possesses no real musical talent, & is more appalling than anything that might consist of anything of redeeming value. Punk rock had it’s anti-social shock value, & at times went a bit too far. Comedic lyrics are one thing, but when an artist/group has to refer to incorporating being vile, vulgar & violent lyrically, what does it say of us being a morally conscious society? Parents, don’t let your kids grow up to be rappers, drown ‘em first.

thanks frank for defending music!!!! and the root cause isn't music.....its something else brewing inside the children...

@jrmarable2740

4 жыл бұрын

Something evil brewing in today's kids..

Frank has always been a good looking, well spoken guy.

Frank looks like Dennis Leary here. Been listening for decades. Awesome talent !

@Flare4roach

3 жыл бұрын

He looks like Christian Bale to me.

True story. I just recently heard David Coverdale had to Americanize the sound of the 87 Whitesnake album. The English version is different from the American version because the record company demands that sound.

Does anyone actually think that the average teen has not hear this language before any of these records ever came out? We all got here the same way. It's no secret.

Frank is a genius.

Oh my God love the loon call at 13:16, how Canadian is that!? This is actually an intelligent clip thanks to Frank Marino's experience with the music biz.....you have to be patient with the tight vibe of the host though! lol he's hilarious but listen to Marino if you're interested in the music biz. Thanks for posting!

Free speech and free will, imperative to human existence.

I had no idea that Frank was so conservative.

@charliejamz.

Жыл бұрын

Truth, logic and common sense goes a long way.

It all starts at the kitchen table. Teach your children well. Pointing fingers does nothing.

Shows how tame this is in comparison to what's accepted now doesn't it? When the shock value doesn't shock anymore, it gets more shocking to get the same result; when you get used to seeing something as normal. Like the frog in the pot who's in when the water's cold, until it gets turned up slowly, then its stays in there, until it's boiled.

Always have a handsome musician up there that is professional and articulate a point. It disarms the naysayers.

Frank is very articulated in conversation as his solos

Frank is one of the best guitar players of all time... and this guy Brian has no idea who Frank is = IGNORANCE !!

I grew up watching and listening to all the music/bands that played the concerning stuff these people wanted to censor. I never had the urge to stick my head in a guillotine, bite the head off of a bat, or take a dump on stage in front of 5000 people. It was "entertainment" - no worse than watching Freddy Kruger slicing and dicing. I credit my father and mother for instilling values in me at an early age.

Frank rules! Underrated guitar player. Listen to The power of rock'n'roll, best album of his career. Love this guy. Tof

@rogerdaigle7575

2 жыл бұрын

Nah, Juggernaut is.

One of the lost spezies ...❣️

I may have been a minority, I don't know, but I grew up listening to a wide variety of music, living outside of St. Louis. I started with top 40 AM, then FM, and yet in the end, the groups that blew my mind were Yes, and Rush, and groups that seemed to be playing complex music. I think we'd all have to agree those two bands went on to fabulous success without giving in to the pressures to write lyrics about sex or drugs. Now, I'm 66 and I do like groups like Tool, who are quite into the 'spiritual' side I have zero interest in and see it as very damaging, but I listen for the music and the composition, which involves lots of time signature changes and strange chord patterns. Sure, I'm probably not like most listeners, but maybe I am. I doubt that everyone who enjoys Tool is a wanna-be witch, and nor are those who enjoy the old Ozzy stuff. Still, I understand like Frank does (and I really like Mahogany Rush and Frank's playing), and I agree, some music can be very impressionable on our youth. Would I want my kids listening to Tool? I don't know. If they were mature and understood what Danny Carey is into and that so much of their music has ties to the occult, yet listened to their music for the complexity of it, then maybe ... MAYBE it would be all right. But those things require monitoring by parents, and that's not happening much anymore in this country. So who is to blame now? The parents who live horrid lifestyles? The kids who have no leadership at home? The artists? Or the record companies.?

This show host is so uptight that he's going to ignite that polyester suit on fire!!!

1985 - the absolute height of Metal !

All I know is that from a young, impressionable age I was listening to whatever I wanted and what I was drawn to...rock, soul, rnb, dance, disco, metal, etc...I loved how the music made me feel. Like cinema, if the subject matter was left of center or at least something that wasn't mainstream, I enjoyed it more. I also loved simple pop music too but the point is x-rated lyrics or visuals never changed who I was as a person. I knew/know right from wrong and kept on living the life of a good person. Listening to heavy metal didn't make me a menace to society, I always knew how to conduct myself because that was natural for me. So like Frank said, a big part of that is how you're raised and having a solid home upbringing. It definitely starts there.

put a warning on the product, it will be like saying '' Buy me, I'm cool'', This post is old history.

I can't believe what they tried to make his Tales of the Unexpected album cover be! That is my favorite cover of his. What also amazes me is the amount of comments on this video! Not any of the videos playing his songs get this many comments lol.

@jrmarable2740

4 жыл бұрын

I'm glad Frank stood up to the music industry and so NO, he didn't want that depiction on his album cover .. That showed what kind of musician he was and the kinds of ppl that were in the music industry .. It was like and an angel going up against a legion of demons .. And the angel won..

I saw the great Uriah Heep album "Abominog" in that pile of "offensive" albums...

@jesusheals2

4 жыл бұрын

I remember going to the record store and my room-mate in the service bought this album simply because of the cover.At the time it was about as realistic a picture of a Demon as you could find.A really great album though and not evil at all.Frank is right-did you hear him say they submitted an album cover of a dead baby being "served" as a meal for him to use for "Tales Of The Unexpected"?These sick Luciferian idiots really are Cannibals and they run the Govt. Look up "Podesta Art Collection" to see who runs the DNC.

@chriso5374

4 жыл бұрын

Yeah that was Heep's comeback album. It was voted the most gruesome album of ?82?... Still pretty good album. They weren't /aren't into demonic b.s.

Sir Frank Marino, I agree with the concept of cleaning the music production, but the artist has to be as responsible for not degrading social values. I” ll be willing to help.

Frank wouldnt have gotten 2 words out on the "View" before getting shouted down by bigmouth Whoopie.

@salami124

4 жыл бұрын

Anyone watching the view is seriously brain damaged !

@jrmarable2740

4 жыл бұрын

salami124 The omly time I watch the View, is on KZread and that's when they're getting destroyed by true conservative patriots.. Then it's fun to watch ..

he say's it right .

Frank was big..American radio didn’t want to play his music because of time limits and technical issues and they were told what to play! Fact

@attilathehun0

2 жыл бұрын

Even though Frank played at the California Jam in the 1970's he really was never big. I'm not a big fan of radio, but what are you talking about technical issues? Frank Marino/Mahogony Rush had several songs under 4 minutes, so why are you claiming there were time limits on the radio that prevented his music from getting played? Free Bird and Stairway to Heaven were major radio hits and those are some really long songs.

@peteloomis8456

4 ай бұрын

I can remember when the song by Frank Marino Strange dreams was played on the FM radio station KQRS when it came out for about 3 years quite a bit and also on Hot Rocking station 101 out of the twin cities. Other than anything else being played more by Mahogany rush there really wasn't much being played during the day but at night these stations did play other stuff by him and other bands I remember hearing back then .

Age categories don’t work. The type of what would help is produce a art that is meant for betterment of society, by not infusing toxic and destructive material. We are dealing with frequencies that promote well being.

Hear Hear 🎼🤘🏻🤘🏻🤘🏻🤘🏻🤘🏻 Edit: thanks for sharing 😎

Hey does anybody know the answer!

@jamestaylor3500

4 жыл бұрын

Right on, i wish I had thought of that

@pomeranianserenader9238

3 жыл бұрын

Only frank knows but nobody can change Those in the music business. Pornographic art and filthy lyrics are all garbage. Right on

It's all about one thing, and one thing only... Money, money, money. Profits, sex sells bottom line. It is what it is. They don't care about me, you, your kids, anyone. They care about themselves, what will sell, how much can they make. It starts in the home. Raise your kids, tell them right from wrong, don't hide things from them. They're going to find out either way. Frank looks like Kevin Bacon. Awesome guitarist too!👍👍

I thought it was Bjorn Borg. Love this guy. Frank is so right on when he points out the Hypocrisy of the Woodstock generation because they became YUPPIES and total frauds. Franks a boomer but hes 2nd wave a little post these maggots. IMO the more scantly dressed woman the better sorry frank. Now in 2019 it's a joke if you like rock and woman unfortunately both are no longer in fashion lol. It's like Frank saw the future Grunge came a long and rock was dead and has yet to recover. I realize the games changed with the internet but with that said were flat lining

"Dee Snider of The Twisted Sisters..." Ha Ha Ha! The host can't even get the name of the band right.

The real evil is in the establishment.

How did Frank get himself in that situation

It's funny. In High School as we smoked pot we all laughed when people said pot was a "gateway drug".It is actually.Sooner or later you try different highs.When "Warning Labels" came out we thought Tipper Gore and the rest were just square and nuts but they were actually right. Frank is a SERIOUS Orthodox Christian , besides being one of the greatest guitar players and all around musicians in the world.He Hates the music industry because it's Evil. It's so evil now Taylor Swift and little girls you think might be tame are full blown Satanists.Almost the whole Industry is Luciferian. Read The Vigilant Citizen-he gives perfect analysis of what is going on.We have a world of ruined kids now-poison food,water,shots,drugs,and almost every thing they place into their consciousness is Dark.They are almost devoid of Hope,Inspiration,and God.And they are all suicidal and depressed-even when they have every material thing.It's spiritual warfare.Lucifer was said to have made the most beautiful music in Heaven before he fell-His influence is ubiquitous now in music,TV,movies,and literature.There is no Rock/Metal guitar player on the planet better than Frank-only a small number of equals maybe.He just hung out with Zakk Wylde who a lot of people think is evil.He's not either.He like Frank,belongs to the 2,000 year old Christian church.You can play rowdy and fast and still be Holy or Inspirational.Carlos Santana has a picture of Jesus on his main amp always.

@knawl

4 жыл бұрын

It funny, Carlos isn't Christian, he's hindu, his guru is Sri Chinmoy

@BubbaZen10

4 жыл бұрын

Tipper is on CBD oil as we speak jeez.

@siddokis2945

4 жыл бұрын

Marijuana is not a "gateway drug". It is just ubiquitous and relatively cheap. All heroin addicts have also masturbated in their youth, doesn't make it gateway.

@BubbaZen10

4 жыл бұрын

@Pete Lucchini Hey, leave Al alone. We wouldn't even be able to talk like this without him. He invented they internet!

Al and Tipper gore were ironically challenged by Dee Snider frontman of Twisted Sister, one of the bands in this "expose". That whole thing ended up going the opposite direction. Rather than protect us they introduced mainstream thug culture in music for the "inner city youth". They were worried about some dirty rockers talking about suicide and other dark subjects. 99% of that music was introspective and it was a true artform. An agreement can be made that music had a negative influence on young people. listen to the average rap song to see where this all ended up. Where to draw the line?

@redhed9776

7 ай бұрын

instrumentals has worked for centuries... they still are pure MUSIC.

@truescotsman4103

3 ай бұрын

Don't look now but p diddy's going down for his involvement in mainstream thug culture. Looks like he was another Epstein. All kinds of dirt including Jennifer Lopez Prince Harry a bunch of other people implicated with him. This is why they went the opposite direction and put owl and tipper Gore away. Because they wanted to corrupt society and corrupt inner city youth with the music and the lifestyle. Al and tipper Gore were trying to protect those kids by using strict record labeling to control the content that would be released to the children by the record labels. By doing away with those controls those parental restrictions they were able to force thug culture into mainstream society without any opposition. Tupac knew exactly what was going on and that's why he was killed. And he was killed with federal black money because the CIA is running the whole operation. Tupac spoke out against everything and those rappers that wanted in on the deal and had already been paid they knew what they had to do they had to silence Tupac because he was going to fuck their deal up. I think the CIA killed Tupac just to get him out of the way and close his mouth so they could run their operation on the rest of the rappers. In my opinion it worked perfectly.

Come on Frank, you knew back then what the game was. You knew they didn't give a shit about the music like you did.

Audience question were actually cogent .

@stevenpierce8331

4 жыл бұрын

not only that but pretty convincing too

f'in lighten up people haha kinda late found this by listening to Frank

The wife of the senator is Tipper Gore

@jamieburgess1460

2 ай бұрын

Al Gore is still more dangerous than Tipper, Climate Change taxes and EVs, and their Bolshevik revolution, will destroy the world.

Sad to say ... that this is all obsolete now (content) when you consider (C)rap & the shit it spews to the youngest kids ever.. & they're parents don't even give a (C)rap. jus' sayin'

Funny how we see WASP and Twisted Sister records in this video and how people were in such an uproar over them, but by today's standards, they're rather tame. The black metal and death metal bands are far worse. And the fact that WASP's Blackie Lawless is now a born-again Christian who will not play that "Animal (F**k Like A Beast)" song live anymore and who re-recorded an entire WASP album with the cuss words removed -- now that's a real head-scratcher!

I'm glad he said "Frank's a good friend of mine" !! 'cause this guys scary in a real conservative way

Wow, have time have changed. These things they were so concerned about are considered pretty tame now a days. The Western world is doomed.

This audience looks like they're watching paint dry!!!😑 They have ZERO interest in being there!!!🙃

@JohnnyUtah15

4 жыл бұрын

Some are, some not.

I'm into hard rock.jazz.so now its miles Davis's fault for young kids to experiment with heroin??? that's next....don't listen to miles because he did heroin??????. people blame everything but THE REAL problem....

It is a long time ago! But Brian Gazzard! and even in my country! Just a bunch of jerks. Even today we have that kind of people. They just don't get it!!