Re-Releases of older stuff

[JoeR]

My check book is ready.

Would you believe I only had the 33 1/3 rpm albums of all of those except "Eye from the Storm" and "From the Hip (import)" for which I had the CDs.

I think I'd get the last two CDs re-releases also just to have the bonus tracks.

[farmanimal]

Ditto the above.....I hope we can buy direct from you Frank...Hope you will be able to do the same with the 70's albums too...I'll be waiting.

[halfaxe]

Great news Frank.

I too would go for a complete Jazzy album of your stuff. Maybe a future project. :roll:

Half

[maddmarty]

Excellent news!!!
I've wanted to get FROM THE HIP for a long time, but I also decided to wait for those re-mastered versions.
I'm getting them all!!!

[DT]

Way cool.

A 16-minute jazzy tune sounds very interesting. I'm especially looking forward to hearing that one.

[fatherofseven]

These 16 minute tunes. I dunno. When is he gonna do somthing long?

I look forward to hearing the new stuff.

[Frank Marino]

Don't expect the 16-minute jazz jam to be anything like Avalon, Tales or stuff like that... it's really not that polished, but is more like three guys introspectively playing around with a theme that I'm making up on the spot.

As such it's relatively raw and unpolished, from a production point of view. I mean, it does sound good, but it isn't the full-on reverberant band sound we're sort of used to producing. Basically, it's a sneak-peek at a moment in the studio when no one thought it was being recorded... kind of like what we do at sound checks. It isn't what I'd call an "exciting" track... but more intimate and hypnotic.

[DT]

I was thinking that it might be something sort of similar to the ending jazzy segment on "Tryin' Anyway."

If that's what it's like, I would be happier than pigs in slop.

[fatherofseven]

Sounds cool Frank. Like what me and my buds do in the garage, only better I am sure.

[mike b]

Fantastic news!!! One day maybe I can hope for the same for my beloved "What's Next".... Dream, Dream Dream....