frank marino 1986 all along the watchtower

[thewindowguy43]

Check out Frank's MySpace page, he is still freakin on the guitar!!!!!

[kacoll3]

Don't you Jimi vs Frank guys know the story?! Frank had a dream and was visited by the ghost of Hendrix, told him Carry On Man. So he did. Sometime after that, I was visited by the ghost of Frank, told me Carry On Dude. And I did, and I sucked. Then I found out, Frank was still alive ...

[stratster54]

now thats the way you watchtower.. show them frank thx for the great vid bro..

[warlordky]

saw jimi, saw frank, both put shivers up my spine and still do

[LONELION17]

Frank is the BEST !!!!

[FogerRox]

Frank Marino and Mahogany Rush ?

[strings191]

why all the best jammers white black people are not this bad on an axe this guy is smoking

[sisco249]

He ain't no Hendrix!!! White boy tryin' hard to be black! Go figure....

[RebelThoughts]

@sisco249 I think he did an amazing job! Everyone was influenced by Hendrix. He's just paying his respects.

[clockworkmike83]

@sisco249 Yeah and Hendrix wasn't even fully black asshole. If you knew ANYTHING of Jimi, his maternal grandmother was full blooded Cherokee and he lived with her much of his childhood. In fact Jimi kept many relics of his heritage with him at all times, INCLUDING his '67 Gibson Flying V. Ever noticed the pearl inlay? It's not dot,trapezoid,block or,paralleogram like most Gibsons, it's split ARROWHEADS! He specifically demanded that. He kept a cattleskull his grandmother gave him until death.

[siepip]

@sisco249 come on bro i'am black and i got in to frank and very one else after jimi died

he's just love jimi like every one else i learned some of his guitar licks too

be blessed

[siepip]

@siepip  every one was mis spelled

[detroitchapter]

@sisco249 You need to see him live...HE IS THE NEXT BEST THING! YOU GO FRANK!

[RebelThoughts]

Wow this is pretty decent!

[marko511d]

it has ben 25 years since I listen to this and it sent slivers up my spine...fuckin' incredible

[mcleanartists]

Frank could shred anyone then or now.

[Broughmo]

Unsung & Underrated is an Underestimate!

[cbwd40]

What happen to moonwalk?.

[vegasshowgirlshoes]

Just to dispel all the BS going on here

Frank is vastly superior to anything Hendrix ever did, I am not taking away from Jimi for what he did do , I'm saying Frank improved on the sound by many degrees , Plus Frank adds jazz lines to a lot of his songs which is unique when doing it in a rock structure. For Jimi, give the devil his due , For Frank , give him his due also , he is one step beyond Hendrix. Thats not a bad thing or a slur , its a fact

[mancini54]

@vegasshowgirlshoes

poor you, you are the only one on the planet to think so. You must be related.

[IAMJOHNNYTHEFOX]

in my opinion hendrix, page, and clapton are the best guitarists ever. frank marino led the next pack of guys right behind them and nobody could touch him.

[dannyhood66]

What a trip the fucking 80's made poor frank get a haircutt..He doesn't look to bad with it..It just has to do with the fucking stupid 80's commercial brain wash bullshit..Believe me used to play in bands back then.And the shit that gets real respect now,' from that time period? Is the bands that the commercial radio friendly people hated back then.Take the chic band heart,''that album they had in 86 was huge .Real heart fans don't want to hear that shit..They want minstrel wind. Or dreamboat

[tonytang2222]

Crank ca Frank!!! Excellent!!! :)

[mvermillion19]

Hey Dave.....Here is a great version of All along the watchtower..........Frank Marino

[OfficialFrankMarino]

Thanks for posting.

[74LesPaul]

Never heard of this guy until I stumbled onto this video . . what a feel and vibrato he has.. very talented.

[sawdust5]

Can't wait to see him and his band back in concert.

[RJW882]

what kind of detuning effect is he using here? sounds like pitch shift...

[cast390]

Metals original shredder!

[margovallen]

@cast390 Please....... Frank and his style of playing have nata to do with "metal"... theres a huge 'night & day' difference between hard rock and HM. His playing style is totally NOT considered as "shredding".......K? Thanks :-)

[dannyhood66]

@margovallen But he does shredding very well..Listen to the song somethings coming or way, Whats next LP..Its Hendrix shred like some one house burning down..Blazing with color type shred..Not just chromatic arpeggiated,metal sparks flying everywhere..But metallic purple armor, a fiery green grown snarling nostrils at the ground My yellowish red so brilliantly colored and confidently fed the flashing electricity reflecting on war or something undead something?''Type of shredd..

[yaksime]

The guy stinks. He's an imitator with nothing to give but so so imitations of music that is very easy to play. People aren't brain dead on acid anymore. He not as bad as his brother Norman though.

[vegasshowgirlshoes]

@yaksime

Your a freakin moron

Frank has a huge body of songs that he wrote that are far superior to anything Hendrix ever did,

Frank is a much better player also

Your talking out of your ass

What a brain dead idiot

[margovallen]

@vegasshowgirlshoes As far a actual song writing goes.. Frank Marino really cannot come very close to anything Jimi Hendrix did. Frank borrowed from Jimi. Yes, Frank wrote some really great and wonderful songs in Mahogany Rush... but, you're over the top with your "correction" to vegasshow.... much less calling anyone a brain-dead idiot :-)

[margovallen]

@vegasshowgirlshoes Excuse me.... your abusive correction was toward yaksime.

Sorry.. my bad :-)

[TheGunslinger5854]

@vegasshowgirlshoes What a dickweed. Anyone who ever saw Jimi live and then saw Frank will tell you Hendrix on Heroin could outplay 99% of the guitarists in this world live or dead. Think what this young man could have done at age 40 or 50 with his talent just budding in 1970. Jimi was a force of nature the world had never seen before. His ability and style were unmatched for years after his death. Ask Frank for his opinion of Jimi and see what he says. He was an inspiration for most of us.

[thatloser88]

@TheGunslinger5854 Although i fully agree with you, just thought i'd be a dick and say that since Hendrix was afraid of needles im fairly sure he never took heroin

[TheGunslinger5854]

@thatloser88 I didn't say he shot heroin but they surely smoked plenty of it. And he was known to ingest quantities of speed as well. One of the main reasons he was always chewing gum when playing. Jimi showed the world a guitar can be so much more than it ever was before. Not many guitarists affected that many people with so few songs.

[thatloser88]

@TheGunslinger5854 touche, smoking it never actually crossed my mind. And yeah i knew he was heavily into LSD, pot etc etc, the gurning really shows on most videos you see of him!

Againm agree with you on them last 2 statements

[margovallen]

@TheGunslinger5854 Jimi on herion? Dear, Clapton's best guitar playing was when he was smacked out..ie. Derik & the Dominos. To a degree, heroin (in some cases) can be one's best friend (or one's worst enemy). Glad EC is off the junk but, it's fact that some of whom are indeed addicted on the stuff do tend to perform better. Maybe it allows them to me mentally 'shit-free'.. and allows them to do what they do w/o becoming distracted (?). Who knows? :-)

[rocknrollgangster1]

@margovallen Being strung-out sucks BIG BAGGage dude, seriously, yea- opiates take a person to a smooth n' low n' slow n' mellow state, where One is most likely going to dish out some GREAT -ASS, legendary blues or rock n roll. You see- One will dish out GREAT-ASS stuff (no pun) cuz at that moment they're "feel'n" GREAT-ASS. On the other hand though, being a dope feind is just a "JACKET" that's hard to freak'n wear man. I don't wish it on ANY human being. With that said ROCK n ROLL lives!

[margovallen]

@rocknrollgangster1 Call me "old-school".. but, I don't think that I will ever get used to hearing people call women "dude" or "guys"..ie. "Hey! How are you guys doing today?".. speaking to either men and women.. or just women. Thats as upside-down as it gets..... and make no sense at all whatsoever.

I'm sure that being strung-out on any drug is horrifying :-)

[margovallen]

@yaksime Ok.. thats just not accurate.... and while I took up for you in that someone called you an idiot, I will say that you evidently know very little about music, musicians... Frank Marino. He's hardly brain-dead... and frankly, (no pun) rock stars aren't on acid much anymore... no no no, they're on heroin.. which is far worse. Acid never strung anybody out like smack and these other drugs. Franks a KILLER guitarist....... no two ways about it, my friend :-)

[MrJohnthegreat22]

He did not try to fill the shoes but did a good job of keeping the Hendrix sound alive in the day.

[vegasshowgirlshoes]

For the poster that said Frank doesn't add anything new

Frank makes this song much more melodic than Jimi's version

[pduvall100]

This is one of the closest versions of

Hendrix's that I've ever heard- even

the vocals are close . Excellent!

Love It! Rock On Frank!.

[TheGunslinger5854]

@pduvall100 Yngwie Malmsteen did a fantastic live version not sure if it was recorded or not. I have not seen it anywhere.

[CacioAretino]

wht a cover! 0.0

[phoenixcube]

think i will stick with the hendrix version, this adds nothing new.

[stingerz1]

.Your right his son does play guitar in Agonist they are a heavy metal band fronted by a Girl thats right a girl singing

heavy metal..sounds like shit no bull.

You would think he would have learn something from pop's..i know i have Frank is a real guitar player that plays with feel and passion. Danny go back home and learn from you father,the music you are playing sucks big time

sorry thats how i feel its not speed that counts rather feel and passion

[guitar241990]

His son Danny didn't follow his style. Danny is the guitarist for the band The Agonist.

[Electronic9J]

rock out mullet man !!! <3 LUV <3 80s style

[belaraymusic]

Hail a great Canadian guitarist...

be well, happy, and peaceful.

Bela Ray

[Johnny021959]

In past yearsFrank Marino was a great guitar player....those versions of Dylan's...Hendrix songs was great!

So he played better in live concerts than albums!

:)

[ReneeNme]

The two guitarists that I lifted most of my riffs / licks / tricks from....Robin Trower and this man right here.....Frank Marino.

[4JayeP]

Frank loves playing the Hendrix tunes just as much as his own. Great artist that never really got the recognition that he deserved.

[RooFx]

all bs aside, I think he is (and has been, for decades) playing jimi tributes better than anyone else ever.

thanx for posting the vid, I saw him live at the yellow rose of Texas in '85 (I think). INCREDIBLE.

[pbourget]

Frank is just awesome!

[aphasia2]

is this from canada

[vidiot09]

only guitar player i ever saw play until the crowed could take no more!! they were actually leaving the club because he was blowing them away lol fuckin awsome !!

[mytemight]

Hey how about complimenting them all as Greats! and the rest of us if we spent as much time playing our axes as blogging we'd be pretty good too!

[RedCrowWalking]

make that guitar talk baby... make it talk!

[1950jimbei]

There have been so many guitar players trying to emulate Jimi, but as far as I know all of them have done so only for Jimi's rock side. His blues side is a more profound aspect of his music, which brings about subtlety, sensitivity, nuance and groove. Frank Marino is no exception. Mahogany Rush......yeah right; sounds quite rushed. If you think he is as good as Jimi, you still got a looooong way to go.

[rafomagus]

youre right no one can play it like jimi but frank does it justice

[nsbear1]

1950jimbei...just remember...Frank isn't playing Jimi's song...he's playing his interpretation of BOB DYLAN'S song. Each musican is different with their own style. I personally prefer Hendrix' and Masons' versions...but to each his own.

[1950jimbei]

You're triply wrong. First, my comment wasn't about this particular song. Second, he's playing Jimi's version of the song. Marino wouldn't (or couldn't) have conceived covering this song without Jimi. Third, "Each musican is different with their own style." True, but not entirely. Add this: Each musician is different at their own level. I know there are lot's of people who seriously think JK Rowling is as great as Hemingway. You think George Thorogood is as good as Hound Dog Taylor?

[nsbear1]

Sorry dude, but you're way off base. First, you said "Mahogany Rush......yeah right; sounds quite rushed", so you were commenting on the song. Second, he was playing his "version" of Jimi's interpretation of this song. Couldn't have conceived of covering this song?..by that logic Jimi wouldn't have conceived of covering it either. Third, that's bs about "at their own level". Everyone has their own style. And yes Thorogood is as good as Hound Dog Taylor...in his own style.

[1950jimbei]

*First, you said "Mahogany Rush.....yeah right; sounds quite rushed", so you were commenting on the song.* There's no logic in this. Referring to an example is in no way the subject matter itself. Read my original comment again. *Second, he was playing his "version" of Jimi's interpretation of this song. Couldn't have conceived of covering this song?..by that logic Jimi wouldn't have conceived of covering it either.* Sounds gibberish to me; I have to ask you to explain the logic you used here.

[mytube1349]

IDK what you guys are on about, but to me he is just playing Jimi's version of Bob's song.

he's not "re interpreting", he's just playing what Jimi already did, down to the details. you can tell Frank studied a lot of Jim's live work, as I know I have.

I mean, that explains why he is playing exclusively Hendrix licks here.

[1950jimbei]

*Everyone has their own style.* Who do you mean by everyone? It implies anyone who plays music. *And yes Thorogood is as good as Hound Dog Taylor...in his own style.* You'd say JK Rowling is as great as Hemingway in her own style. Right? You sure need to raise your level of artistic appreciation as well as logical discourse. You should know listeners have different levels just like players.

[1950jimbei]

"It overwhelmed me, really. He had such talent, he could find things inside a song and vigorously develop them. He found things that other people wouldn't think of finding in there. He probably improved upon it by the spaces he was using. I took license with the song from his version, actually, and continue to do it to this day." Guess who said this. Do I need to continue?

[nsbear1]

Nice Wiki job. Fact stands...if Dylan had not written the song Hendrix would not have covered it...period. Dylan is a poet, writer, composer...so is Hendrix. Each has a unique gift (or had, in Jimi's case). Hendrix would never have composed "Watchtower" as Dylan never would have composed "Purple Haze". Each different, each talented, each with a different style.

[1950jimbei]

It's a well-know fact that Dylan was deeply impressed by Jimi's version of Watchtower and openly says he's been playing Jimi's version. *Dylan is a poet, writer, composer...so is Hendrix. Each has a unique gift (or had, in Jimi's case).* And where's Frank Marino? See, you inadvertently admitted Marino is not in the same league as Dylan or Hendrix.

[NearlyAMusician]

WRONG

Jimi was impressed by Dylan's song and Jimi covered it.

[1950jimbei]

Who would cover a song/tune which does not impress him/her unless they are just puppets of their record companies

/producers? How they reinterpret and perform pieces written by others shows their musicianship. Don't bother me (or others for that matter) with this kinda stupid question again.

[NearlyAMusician]

Reply to the right post. And you're ignoring the fact that Bob Dylan wrote it. It's a well known fact.

[NearlyAMusician]

Yes read the whole thing on wikipedia

"All Along the Watchtower" is a song written and recorded by singer-songwriter Bob Dylan. It initially appeared on his album John Wesley Harding. It has been covered by other artists in different genres, most notably by the Jimi Hendrix Experience."

[Tales0fTheUnexpected]

Great version !

[spareaxe]

Jeeze louise he sure can pick...

[akkooler]

I seem to always keep playin this vid from time to time, it's classic Frank Marino... Seen him live when I was 16 which was total kickass concert... The man knew how to put on a guitar show and to this day still does; he's not as animated as when he was younger but who is?!? Knows his work and fears GOD; listen to his versatile sound and read up on his belief... His intelligence is astounding... cheers, kooler

[FLTlingit]

Whooo! That's some smokin' guitar work right there!

[crowfield]

i remember a few months ago, being drunk at a pud, hearing Voodoo Chile...it wasn't Hendrix...nor Vaughan

it was Marino...and damn He was Shreddin' the snares of teh guitar...

this is how true rock should be..

[Rhuarc]

One of the most underrated guitarist ever. A true talent that more people need to know.

[mytemight]

Frank, Me again, if you do come out again please check Harrah's Tahoe.Cabo Rules T.A.M.

[esmith4145]

I got to see Frank about 40 years ago when I was in high School. One of my buddies told me about him. I had never heard of him. We saw him at the Triangle Theatre in Rochester, Ny there was a few hundred people there tops. He completely fried my brain. I immediately bought the live album and played that live LP until I erased the grooves...Simply awesome..

[srvsgal]

Fantastic

[xale1980]

A TRUE GUITAR HERO.

[ace51515]

the best period f ...... g famntastic

[oukkla]

one of the best guitarists on this planet period.

[cast390]

And VERY underrated

[mancini54]

@oukkla

he's as good as a great Elvis immitator or any of the other artists making a living giving fans out there a taste of what they grew up with. You might enjoy his playing and I do too because he plays music from the allmighty Hendrix. I would like to hear Frank play something he wrote with a nice solo in his own style. Imiitators can earn a living and have a good following but their legacy is short lived.

You never hear anyone say "hey I play in the Frank Marino style".

[markus777]

A lot of folks point out Frank's guitar work. And, he was great, no doubt, definitely inspired by Hendrix. But his voice was a perfect match for his guitar work: gritty like Pat Travers and Johnny Winter. I wish I had that kind of voice.

[fockingclassy]

HOLY FUCKING SHIT!!!!!

[ACQUATARCUS]

Frank Marino

He is one of the best guitar players of all times. He is very fluent and has a great stage presents. His melodic licks transcend into his soul and he plays like a machine. He is ranked amongst some of the very best of musicians like Eddie Van Halen, Zak,Vinnie Moore, Johnny Winter, Jimmy Hendrix, Joe Satr ect...

[mytemight]

Jimi Said he'd be back with a new way to play rock and roll Frank just let it out for everybody! I've noticed alot of his riffs ripped u no?! Their all Great! But Frank was/is There. Where are You now Dude! Tour Man Come Back! Please!!?

[jpdesp]

Wow!!

[thompsongl]

Frank put on a fantastic show last night in Dallas - over 3 hours non stop ! This man is a truly gifted guitar player. If Hendrix were here today I think he would welcome Frank on stage with him.

[wallba]

no wannbe,frank is great.he doesn't need anyone to compare to.

[strat45us]

i saw him last year in the cleveland house of blues he is a legend.i only wish he would come to columbus oh.by the way he was 15 and out rockin all of them.

[zeekzilla55]

does anyone know about a concert i seen 70s was ted nuggent vs frank marino at masonic temple in detroit it was a great show they traded licks to see who was better nuggent won by applause

[strat45us]

i love the nuge but frank can blow him away.

[Peelick]

My cousin was there,He told me Frank destroyed Nugent!!

[VoodooChildsReturn]

How could he not?!!

[Peelick]

You're preaching to the choir here!!!!!!!!!

[finalmind]

Hendrix wannabe.

[VdoPrpl]

say that one more time, ill tell him personally.

[Chromatype]

YEAHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHH!

[chilcutt2]

I saw him in 1983 in Detroit, Will never forget the end of the show Lights go out..silence... then some sonic noise melted my brain ...I could not hear a thing for at least 45 min afterwords ,anyone know what the heck that sonic thing was?

[dieselboy64]

I can only imagine, brother! I wish I could have seen him back then. I can only guess it was Electric Reflections of War, or Mona. Frank can kick ass like no other!! He's not a Hendrix copy, for he can ride that rock/blues magic like no other!

[RuntciclesTazboy]

Mr. Marino is playing the studio version of watchtower world. His pick up guitarist is needed. If he played live by himself then you`d really think he was copying Hendrix. Anyway doesn`t his pick up guitarist. Need to earn his bread.$

[RJW882]

are you kidding me? this guy kicks ass! i can't believe i just heard of him not long ago! he can play by himself and sell out an arena!

[ronconti]

This song is off of "The Tales of the Unexpected" LP the 83 version here on U TUBE is even better if you can believe it!!!! The 1st song on the Lp "Sister Change" is also a badd ass song!!! "Whats Next" has many Great songs on it but my fave is "Somethings Coming Our Way you can find it here on U TUBE. Please tell everyone you know about FRANK he realy deserves the recognition........

[c1763]

Frank performed this song awesome, Hail all the canadian Guitarists, Alex Lifeson and Rik Emmett as well. Steve Morse said-"there must be some in the canadian water" True. And, Marino is no Hendrix cover. Jimi was a uniqe player, but Marino is Marino.....you know

[SPAZZOBOXER]

Pat Travers, Jeff Healey, David Wilcox, Gino Scarpelli, Randy Bachman, & even Gordon Lightfoot, Neil Young, Liona Boyd, Mick Mars & many,many more!...Frank Marino is just amazing. Like your countryman Uli Jon Roth,& Englishman Robin Trower, Frank got labelled with the "Hendrix" clone/disciple tag by the critics & it always became a bit of an impediment to his art. There was so much more to all of their playing. Frank is so good live, it's a shame there aren't more quality Videos of his concerts.

[ACQUATARCUS]

Ya know Spazz I agree. I do not understand why he has not gone and made his own video. In this day and age Its is mandatory Ya know!!

[dieselboy64]

Frank's the greatest! I wish I could have seen Mahogany Rush back in the day, but I have seen them over the last three years and it has been more than worth the wait!

[thonglover69me]

Yes it has been worth the wait! I saw his show in Dallas, TX in '06 and it was amazing. He is back out on the road again in '08! Hope he comes back to Dallas again! Frank Rules! Eddie Van Halen is overrated!

[guiterry]

Not too many people can cover Hendrix worth a damn, but Frank can definitely pull it off. NICE cover of that timeless classic!!

[msforce8]

This was released on cd.

[msforce8]

Tales of the unexpected.Can be found on ebay from time to time.

[thonglover69me]

Thanks for posting this! I wish this could be released on CD! Frank is the Bomb! Van Halen who?

[DOConROCK1]

LMFAO@ Van Halen who!!!! This song is on a Mahogany Rush LP called "What's Next", circa 77-78. I used to have the cassette. The cover is of a HOT ROD with it's hood up, being worked on. Great album, too!

God Bless Frank Marino, he fucking SHREDDS!!!

[michaelnikosey57]

wow thanks for sending me that railroad don, i saw him in windsor ontario in 74 at st. clair college, he floored me, me and howard were just talkin about him. unbelievable, great job.

[kblakleyk916]

That was "THE BLACK ALBUM" before AC/DC and METTALICA. I saw him in 76 in sacramento, Ca.

Kick Ass!!!!!!!!!

[Ixtulu]

in the late 70ies I went in a record shop and found an album named F.Marino + Mahogany Rush. I still remember, it was a black album with red letters - I listened to it by headphones and got really exited! 30 years later I still like his guitar riffs.

[Drakemusic4life]

I saw Frank Marino I think in 2006 in Mobile, Alabama and he was amazing. I had never heard of him before the show. After it was over I was speechless. I got to meet him afterwards and I just didn't know what to say. He was so good and I was completely blown away. I just told him that he was the greatest guitar player that I've ever seen and to please come bacl on his next tour.

[ethicomm]

Great to know he's touring. Check out his song Tales Of The Unexpected from the album of the same name. He does a jazzy solo that'll knock your socks off!

[drewshulman]

frank marino is one of the most underated guitarists ever

[thonglover69me]

I agree 100%! Hopefully he will be on tour in '08!

[bmxriderhbk13]

wow the singer plays the guitar just like hendrix in the lead while he was singing

[krank61]

just a little dude

with BIG guitar

getcha pull frank

[donaldbee]

I saw Frank Morino in early 70,s he kicked ass at THE ARAGON in Chicago Thanks for the music Frank Morino Jimi would have love to jam with him. Thanks for the post.

[strataleffa]

What to say about this?Frank is on top,this version of Dylans All along sounds much like Hendrix on Electric ladyland.I got hooked on Marino for ca 25 years ago and I still like hear him playing

[sir60man70]

I always like this version of this song..similar to Hendrix but a little more upbeat and a different groove.

[johnjabjib]

frank and mahogany rush  kicks assyes he is very underrated andthats to bad.

none of these so called band of today can not hold a match to frank and maogany rush .

Does he still tour any body know???

[sir60man70]

Yes, he still plays a number of dates every year. Not sure where and how often. I think he has a website you can check out that will tell.

[amigoob]

If you ever get a chance...Crank the Frank!!!

[alaskanharbor]

saw him in spokane ,washington about 1977,

Frank kicked ass ,have been a big fan eversense.and i agree that he still kicks ted nugents ass by along shot.

Does he still tour??????

[ethicomm]

He just finished a 24 or 25 date US tour which ended in October. He's got a website at mahoganyrush.c.o.m.

[webwarrior1]

One of the BEST rock has ever had and still has. Frank ! keep on kickin major ass

[greggl61]

Hey pshell44 I was at the same show at Giants stadium. Frank went on about 11 am not to mention he was 1st on the bill. Remember the rain and lightening during Nugents set? Frank owned all of them that day.

[tattooedfreak64]

One of the true greats, saw him twice in D.C. in the early 80's. Excellent shows, super energy onstage.

[pshell44]

saw frank in the late 70's in giants stadium. he opened for the heavy weights of the time. Journey, Ted Nugent then the headline Aerosmith.

he blew them all away. I had never seen him before and i was in shock!! he was amazing... been a fan ever since.

[1VanHalen1]

Oh Yeah!!, yes...I rmbr many big arena shows in the late 70's with Frank & MR.

[arcangel6]

Always loved Frank's playing. Sadly, he is/has been overlooked and under rated.

[nvosmeier]

Great clip, thanks for posting!

[dragster58]

Frank's farout!!!

[Keppisankari]

Wow, I've never seen these 1986 clips!

Thanks a billion!

[lindaharris26]

hey LEDNAREFF! thanx a million for this! another 5 stars for FRANK! can`t get enough- great to see jems like this- posted! always remember to- ROCK ON!! russ.