Tony

Tony has been playing music in the south jersey area for over 30 years. His style is a combination of influences from some of the finest players of the 70's and 80's. He has played in band from original to cover from 70's rock to 80's metal to 90's grunge. The term "tone is not for sale" is evident by his playing, no matter what guitar or who's amp he is playing through.. anyone that has ever heard him play can tell it's him playing.

.....Over the years Tony has had the opportunity to play with some of the best local talent in the area, he has also played on stage with greats like Dickey Betts from the Allman Brothers Band along with Jon Anderson from Yes and Mr. Malone and his horn section from the Conan Late Nite Show. Tony has worked in the studio as well with guys like Kelly Keagy drummer from Night Ranger, Teddy Andreadis (keyboard player from Guns & Roses), Carmine Appice (drummer from Vanilla Fudge) and Jeff "Skunk" Baxter (guitarist from The Doobie Brothers).

.....Here's what the N.Y. Post had to say...

NEW YORK POST
-SPORT MURPHY

August 20, 2006 -- TONY Marinari is standing at the edge of the stage, thrusting his guitar as far out into the audience as he can. He's shredding, pealing out a metallic, lightning-fast solo that wouldn't be out of place in any Van Halen hit.
On Thursday night, with his band, he's rocking a sold-out crowd at B.B. King's in Times Square with Cheap Trick's "Surrender." Classic-rock legend Jon Anderson of Yes is singing back-ups with the band. And just a few minutes ago, Tony was trading licks with Allman Brothers Band guitarist Dickey Betts.

Influences:

Edward Van Halen, Joe Satriani, Steve Vai, Yngwie Malmateen, Gary Moore, Vivian Campbell and Earl Slick

Guitars:

Jackson, Fender, Gibson, PRS, Ibanez, Music Man and Takamini

Gear:

EVH/ Fender, Soldano, Bogner, Marshall and Randall Amplification