Frank M. Giallombardo's Friends

Frank M. Giallombardo's Groups

Style of Prog: Art Rock, Neo-Prog, Progressive Folk, Psychedelic Rock, Symphonic Rock, Canterbury Prog, New Prog, Progressive Christian, Progressive Metal, Crossover Prog, Progressive Jazz/Fusion, Progressive Electronic, Also a fan of other genres of music

Biography: I perform progressive rock in shows and at open-mikes. I call myself 12-String Frank (Frank Giallombard). I play a 12-string guitar and bass. I would like to use this website as a way of telling people about me, to come to my shows, etc. I am hosting an OM in Staten Island, N.Y.

Influences or Favorite Bands: Who, Yes, Genesis, Frank Zappa, Gentle Giant, Starcastle, Renaissance, Nektar, Soft Machine, Caravan, Steve Howe, Pink Floyd, E.L.P., Van Der Graaf Generator, King Crimson, Jethro Tull, Beatles, Clannad, Chieftains, Peter Gabriel, Gryphon, Rush, U-2, Return To Forever, Al DiMiola, Julian Bream, John Williams, Miklos Rosza, Jorma Kaukonen, Jefferson Airplane, Jeff Beck, Rick Wakeman, Pete Townshend, Grateful Dead, Pogues, Marillion, Flower Kings, Porcupine Tree, Symphony X, Transatlantic, Finch, Focus, Fairport Convention, Kinks, Moody Blues, Richard Thompson, Steeleye Span. Composers: Vaughan-Williams, Ravel, Beethoven, Bax, Sibelius, R. Strauss, Wagner.

At 4:38pm on May 6, 2012, Len Rice said…: Frank, Thanks for the friend invite! It means a lot that you’re interested in my music. My songs are all Free Downloads (256Kbps) at www.ReverbNation.com/LenRice . Share with friends! I'm trying to circulate my music free worldwide in hopes of it living on indefinitely. Sincerely, Len

At 9:59pm on May 25, 2010, Theories of Prog-ability said…: Glad to meet you here @ Power of Prog.
Thanks for the add & greetings from Orlando, FL
Brian aka Theories of PROG-ability

At 9:52pm on April 25, 2010, Melodic Revolution Records said…: Hello Frank
Welcome to power of prog. Make yourself at home, and feel free to browse the site as there is much to do, see and listen to here and many new friends to make.
Now that's what we call prog!
Cheers Nick