Frank Marino and Mahogany Rush were a Canadian rock band formed in the early 1970s, with Marino as the lead guitarist and vocalist. Known for their intense, high-energy performances, the band blended elements of hard rock, blues, and progressive rock, drawing comparisons to Jimi Hendrix due to Marino's virtuoso guitar style.
Despite never achieving widespread commercial success, their influence in the rock scene is undeniable, especially for their innovative sound and Marino’s signature guitar work.
Mahogany Rush Live (1978) delivers an electrifying showcase of Frank Marino’s blistering guitar skills and the band's raw, unfiltered energy, captured in a performance that blends classic rock anthems with their own improvisational flair. Listen to full album free and uninterrupted use ☰ to select track
The band members of Frank Marino and Mahogany Rush during the time of the Live (1979) album were:
Frank Marino – Lead guitar, vocals
Jimmy Ayoub – Bass guitar
Paul Harwood – Drums
Michel "Joe" Micallef – Keyboard (on select tracks)
These musicians helped define the band’s distinctive sound, with Marino's virtuoso guitar playing at the forefront of their live performances.