Mahogany Rush - Strange Universe
Release date:1975
Genre: Hard Rock
Release date:1975
Genre: Hard Rock
ahogany Rush is a Canadian Hard Rock band from Montreal, formed by guitarist Frank Marino, bassist Paul Harwood and drummer Jim Ayoub.
Heavily influenced by the likes of Jimi Hendrix, Marino's early guitar-work was frantic but engaging, and showed a lot of promise.
In 1975 released them the third studio album "Strange Universe", a 10 track record which is superbly produced. In my unbiased opinion, this record features his best work of all time.
Every cut on this album stands alone as a great force to be reckoned with. From the very different "King Who Stole The Universe" and the sensuous "Moonlight Lady" down to my favorite rocker "Land of a 1000 Nights", 19 year old Frank pulls out all the stops and delivers a solid performance throughout.
Heavily influenced by the likes of Jimi Hendrix, Marino's early guitar-work was frantic but engaging, and showed a lot of promise.
In 1975 released them the third studio album "Strange Universe", a 10 track record which is superbly produced. In my unbiased opinion, this record features his best work of all time.
Every cut on this album stands alone as a great force to be reckoned with. From the very different "King Who Stole The Universe" and the sensuous "Moonlight Lady" down to my favorite rocker "Land of a 1000 Nights", 19 year old Frank pulls out all the stops and delivers a solid performance throughout.
- Tales Of The Spanish Warrior
- The King Who Stole (...The Universe)
- Satisfy Your Soul
- Land Of 1000 Nights
- Moonlight Lady
- Dancing Lady
- Once Again
- Tryin' Anyway
- Dear Music
- Strange Universe
- Frank Marino - Guitars, Keyboards, Vocals
- Paul Harwood - Acoustic & Electric Bass
- Jimmy Ayoub - Drums, Percussion
Ótima banda! Abraço.
ReplyDeleteI agree with you. Thank you!
ReplyDeleteGreat post! I first heard of Frank in 1979 through a hard rock compilation - and been a fan ever since. Still waiting for new material (and his now infamous DVD...). Much appreciated, thank you. And thanks a lot for the Ironhorse album, just found the vinyl version after years of searching (I live in Belgium). Cheers!
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