Frank P. Caputo

My deep condolences to Frank's family and friends. I never met Frank, and only today found out about him and today found out he had left us too soon. I actually found him through his beautiful guitar work on a Smithereens song, "In A Lonely Place". When I heard the song, which was recorded in 1986, and knowing how the band plays, wonderful musicians, but this was simply an acoustic touch that I knew right away didn't fit with the members style. So Frank, Thank You for making a beautiful song...

Again, Frank was a very talented musician and is sorely missed along with others classmates of Sacred Heart School recently deceased.

I saw Frank perform several times at the Speakeasy in New York City in the '80s, and at the Folk City 25th Anniversary concert. I loved his performances and still remember them fondly. I didn't know he died until I just looked him up to buy some of his recordings. My condolences to his family, and to his fans.

I can recall jamming with Frank in our little impromptu group back in the late sixties with Donald Sopranzi and Kenny Clark. Frank had talent; the rest of us were hopeless. Frank is truly missed.

i just got done listening to a Frank song....i went on line iand realized it will be 5 years since his passing...i took lessons from Frank back in the late eighties...a few years ago i drove by the block where he lived and thought, wow i wonder what is up with Frank...went on line only to find of his passing...my heart really did hurt,,,while i only knew him for a few years, that moment i learned he was gone, told me how much he impressed me as a good man..as we get older, memories are what...

Frank was my school mate from 1958-1966 and wasn the lead in a band weformed in the mid 6o's. He truly was a talent.

Here it is 2013 and have just discovered this amazing musician. I am 50 years old. Sadly, 2 days later I am saddened to learn that he is in heaven. My condolences. It is just not fair.