Review by Wilma Marler

Mahogany Rush's album Sixty Minutes With Franke Marino And Mahogany Rush is a captivating blend of hard rock, blues, and psychedelic sounds that showcase the band's exceptional musicianship and Franke Marino's virtuosic guitar skills. The album features seven tracks that range from the upbeat and catchy "Poppy" to the mellow and introspective "Moonlight Lady," each one displaying the band's versatility and creativity.

The album's opening track, "Electric Reflections of War," sets the tone with its heavy riffs and explosive guitar solos, while "The World Anthem" offers a more melodic and atmospheric sound that highlights Marino's ability to create emotional and expressive melodies. "Maxwell Street" and "Sister Change" are two standout tracks that showcase the band's ability to fuse blues and rock into a powerful and dynamic sound.

Summary by Wilma Marler

Sixty Minutes With Franke Marino And Mahogany Rush is a must-listen for fans of 70s rock and guitar music. The album's high-energy performances and impressive musicianship make it a timeless classic that still resonates with listeners today.