I don't really think Frank bothers with theory too much when he's playing. Ofcourse he knows what chord he's playing over, but even that is just in his ears and visualization. Just like anybody who improvise, or compose music, it's usually more about writing what comes to mind and what sounds interesting to you individually more than to be theoretically correct. (Coming from a fusion/modern classical composer.) Worrying more about your ear than anything, will get you a long long way.
As technicially brilliant as Frank truly IS....the staggering playing of Alan Holdsworth will always cast a shadow over guitarists in the fusion genre.
his sound and tone isnt bad, sounds like some bad ass mean tough gyuitar by a brilliant player, sounds fkkin great to me, love to hear the guy play who said his sound sucks, prolly couldnt play 2 bars of this solo lol
I saw the Elektric Band perform this in 1988, and it primarily featured the bass work of John Patitucci...As great as that was, this 2003 version blows it away !
Gambale sweeps magnificently, Weckl is constantly moving, Marienthal is smooth as silk, Mike Pope fills in on bass admirably and Corea's Rhodes piano lays a cool samba groove...
Gambale is plying a different guitar with different pickups and amplification than in '88,but it's still phenominal !
@BigAl21472 i'm a guitar teacher and i strongly disagree with you. it's much harder to achieve great phrasing quality with this type of tone because it requires you to make it work. unlike the mass majority of players with their OVER saturated overdrive tones. SECONDLY! what you're listening to is a BOARD mix from a LIVE show and the guitar fits in that spectrum for that specific room. now learn to respect with an open mind and ear before criticizing please :)
@BlingMasterFunk Michael Tsarion is the worlds premier conspiracy researcher/lecturer/author. Dr. Bill DEagle, Jordan Maxwell, Leo Zagami and Alexandre Dumas pere are highly informative as well. p.s. Melting Euphoria is similar to Ozric Tentacles and Gong.
it is one thing to shred in the neo-classical rock idiom like yngwie but it is another thing entirely to be able to shred in the jazz idiom as frank does.
@jamesha175 haha yeah different styles though, hard to compare. I think this is a LOT more subtle harmonically, but on the other hand Yngwie is not looking for that. He wants to sound as agressive and dark as he can and does a fantastic job at that as well! (well in the 80's and end 90's that is.) Gambale is an absolute master though! Insane playing over hard changes!
Phenominal solo by Gambale ! He taught me alot about how bulid up is important in a great solo and not to just go for broke without dynamics...Love his tone as well...
Chick is one of the great composers of ALL-TIME, and showcases the talent around him well...
How about Mike Pope sitting in for John Patitucci on bass ??? Good stuff...
@sweepfast You don't have to worry about ignorant comments. Usually they are from players who just don't have the theoretical or technique knowledge so they bash superior players like Gambale. I can honestly say without Gambale being a huge influence on me in the late 80's early 90's I wouldn't be the player I am today. I owe alot to Frank and his extraordinary talent
What a great band, I was fortunate to see this incarnation of the Chick Corea Band twice. Frank Gambale belongs up there with Holdsworth, McLaughlin, DiMeola and all the rest. Just look at Chick Corea's face, when Chick thinks you jam that says it all. That stuff hes playing at the 2:15 mark and on is just godly.
If you wanna hear Frank rip like hell in a "Rock" format buy a rare rock album he produced and played on called "Big Franklin." It is so sick. I got it on iTunes. The whole album is great. It has a song called "Mama Said" that has so much feel and soul that you want to either quit or practice for the rest of your life !!!!!! ha ha
wekl best drummer ok i think in jazz also but portnoy ouarf , i think in jazz an other styles kilson blade stewart hoenig tain watts etc are better than portnoy can never hope
To say his sound "got bad" is narrow-minded thinking. FG is always evolving. The sound may not be to your liking, tastewise. But to say his sound "got bad" is asinine.
remember seeing them play this song back in 1990. Frank Gambale messed up 'one' note on the cadence/run at 3.05 - 3.12 Chick Corea gave him such a dirty look...lol.
alright the lick at 1:31 is really fucking insane...last year i was in a jazz-workshop
...i played a free jam with some unknown guys..after that the guitar lecturer came to me and critcized that i would sweep to much and asked whether i listened too much frank gambale...well since than i never heard about frank gambale...but after watching some videos he became one of my favourite guitarplayer..i adore him....and now i'm sweeping more than before
@Willyboy933 You would usually play phrygian dominant over the V chord of a minor key. Phrygian dominant from the V chord is the same as harmonic minor from the i chord but, in many cases, playing phrygian dominant over the V works better cuz it's perfectly matched to the V chord. Technically, you can play phrygian dominant over pretty much any dominant chord or major triad. I personally love the sound of playing it over a major triad.
@Fishies125 To play this though? It actually is better if you think more up to lydian and phrase using like let's say this is over A7. Play Bb lydian thinking a lot over the Bbmaj7 chord or Dm7 using the notes in those chords for tension of a suspension back to when it goes to the A. I think what you are actually hearing is A/Gm7 resolving to A7 or a variation of C9/A back to A7. Thinking strictly A phrygian dominant will really limit you to the diminished arpeggio and scale. Hope that helps.
@SuperGuitarman69 Well I never said strictly A phrygian dominant, he just asked for a general feel. Of course if you want to get technical then yes, playing Bb lydian then A phrygian dominant back and forth would be one good way to look at it but do what works for you, not what someone thinks is better. There are a thousand ways to think of it, especially in a progression like this. Phrygian dominant will only limit you to one single arpeggio if you let it. The idea is feel, not static notes.
@Fishies125 yep I agree. There are so many approaches to it. The cool thing about Frank is,, he is so musical... Which is the point. Theory is theory and you MUST know it to play this music. But in the highest levels of it... Guy's like Frank? You can't even hear the scale that he plays off of... He is soooo musical.
"who do you think is pulling in the money in the first place here?"
Entirelly irrlevent to the context of the video. If you have yet to solve the equation in terms of what this video is about, here is a clue.
It's about displaying the talent of Frank Gambale's guitar playing skill within the unit of the CCEB.
Chick Corea has MANY videos on youtube and the web for people to watch and enjoy. Anyone worth their salt knows of Corea and all the great work he has done, so give it a rest ok!
Finally someone who gets it! There is so much more to playing than technique or speed picking like you pointed out with the groove and the improvisation within a solo.
People like to compare Gambale to these shred players and you just can't do that. It's a whole different level of playing. He is not just running through diatonic lines, he is grooving with the beat and playing all kinds of cool note ideas as the melody and harmony moves from place to place in the song.
I just find myself glad there are people or players out there that make high quality comments like yours as to point out what's really going on in these kind of advanced solo's.
I've been a MAJOR fan of Frank's for a long time and every time I see or hear him play it's pure magic. What separates him from the shred crowd is the way he follows the mood and melody of the song, not wildly sweeping over it. Thanks for posting!
Sweet. I've been watching Shawn Lane clips all day long, and now just discovered Gambale, whose playing I like a LOT more. He has the crazy technique like Lane, but just seems a lot more melodic and tasteful. He seems to know how to judiciously use his speed, instead of just charging full-speed ahead from start to finish.
Just another monster solo from an absolute monster musician. I was fortunate to catch a few shows on that tour and was totally blown out of the water by the level of musicianship.
I don't have the full DVD from this concert. I just have two songs from it. The Trance Dance song and Got a Match? I found them on a file sharing website. I have yet to see the whole concert.
In terms of the other question, yeah I have the whole Chopbuilder video.
Dear sweepfast, I was hoping you could post "daydream" i believe it's called from 'concert with class'...it's in the special features i believe, and to me, it's gambales finest performance of chops with incredible feel...the song was on his 'resident alien' but i like the 'concert with class' version much better...PLEASE POST
also, post his best solos from his recordings, not just videos...and can you clean my car while your at it?!
Yeah, I have the whole song. If you have the full concert, could you please post Gambale's Blue Miles and CTA solos. I have yet to see the full concert but, I have heard those two solos from this concert are awesome.
Would like to see him play with Hadrien Feraud...
jjmatashi 1 month ago
Why is Jerry Lewis playing keyboard?
cast390 3 months ago
Frank is just the best that is all there is to it.
SuperGuitarman69 5 months ago
What's the name of this bassplayer?
He played with Al Di Meola too... another monster indeed!
DrAtaliba 5 months ago
@DrAtaliba
It's Mike Pope.
umtrader 4 months ago
I didn't know the Fodera guy played with Chick Corea.
Adoniram1986 5 months ago
His name should be Frankenstein Gambale. Not because of how he looks, but because he is a MONSTER guitar player!
tibyv8 5 months ago
gambale is my favourite jazz guitar player.
his timing sweeping and tone are incredible.
dvh99 5 months ago
Them two aliens around playing guitars: Mr Frank Gambale and Mr Allan Holdsworth...
Snake7Plissken 6 months ago 3
@Snake7Plissken I totally agree. Holdsworth and Gambale are my two all time favorite guitar players.
OZRIC1985 3 months ago
@OZRIC1985 The solo he delivers makes U wanna cry out of how beautiful life can be and laugh your breath away of happiness to "understand" it!
Snake7Plissken 3 months ago
I don't really think Frank bothers with theory too much when he's playing. Ofcourse he knows what chord he's playing over, but even that is just in his ears and visualization. Just like anybody who improvise, or compose music, it's usually more about writing what comes to mind and what sounds interesting to you individually more than to be theoretically correct. (Coming from a fusion/modern classical composer.) Worrying more about your ear than anything, will get you a long long way.
vincentizghra 6 months ago
best tune off eye of the beholder....Weckl is superb!
83DrumProdigy 7 months ago
@shreddernuo Lol, boy ain't that the truth...
SuperGuitarman69 7 months ago
Sorry Gm/A
SuperGuitarman69 7 months ago
@shreddernuo You've got it!!!! That is exactly right. The tone comes from your hands.
SuperGuitarman69 7 months ago
this is weckls best work with the Electrik band.....I think Eric and Johns to
83DrumProdigy 11 months ago
As technicially brilliant as Frank truly IS....the staggering playing of Alan Holdsworth will always cast a shadow over guitarists in the fusion genre.
69torus 11 months ago
one of the best man...flipppring on his guitar...hmmmm...
xplanetstudio 1 year ago
Awesome !
gemballi 1 year ago
i just wnna know the name of the album........i just started listening to gambale and its fenominal !!! :D
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countdumas 1 year ago
i love this guy, but i also love yngwie.all the yngwie bashers go listen to "little savage" then post ur yngwie comments or overture 1383
badhorsee 1 year ago
his sound and tone isnt bad, sounds like some bad ass mean tough gyuitar by a brilliant player, sounds fkkin great to me, love to hear the guy play who said his sound sucks, prolly couldnt play 2 bars of this solo lol
badhorsee 1 year ago
Frank is sooooo evil in this solo!!!
subjulio 1 year ago
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qbeztamm 1 year ago
I saw the Elektric Band perform this in 1988, and it primarily featured the bass work of John Patitucci...As great as that was, this 2003 version blows it away !
Gambale sweeps magnificently, Weckl is constantly moving, Marienthal is smooth as silk, Mike Pope fills in on bass admirably and Corea's Rhodes piano lays a cool samba groove...
Gambale is plying a different guitar with different pickups and amplification than in '88,but it's still phenominal !
gtrDan1963 1 year ago
It's just simply excellent performance.
druiz60 1 year ago
where is the first part??
mawa85 1 year ago
Is this from a live DVD? And if so what is it called so I can buy it.
JThirschman 1 year ago
This is an outrageous group of musicians!
sheldonknowsall 1 year ago
i wish i could hear him with a better tone. this is the tone of a 15 year old kid playing an ibanez through a fender G-DEC. guitar teachers holla!
BigAl21472 1 year ago
@BigAl21472 dudes tone is weak as hades'
uutooyu 1 year ago
@uutooyu His tone is monster man!!!! Don't make me hug you bro!
johnland82 1 year ago
@BigAl21472 i'm a guitar teacher and i strongly disagree with you. it's much harder to achieve great phrasing quality with this type of tone because it requires you to make it work. unlike the mass majority of players with their OVER saturated overdrive tones. SECONDLY! what you're listening to is a BOARD mix from a LIVE show and the guitar fits in that spectrum for that specific room. now learn to respect with an open mind and ear before criticizing please :)
BlingMasterFunk 1 year ago
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countdumas 1 year ago
@BigAl21472 I'm a guitar tutor, and I think his tone is awesome. it really compliments his play style.
johnland82 1 year ago
it is one thing to shred in the neo-classical rock idiom like yngwie but it is another thing entirely to be able to shred in the jazz idiom as frank does.
OMG he is the absolute master!
jamesha175 1 year ago 3
@jamesha175 haha yeah different styles though, hard to compare. I think this is a LOT more subtle harmonically, but on the other hand Yngwie is not looking for that. He wants to sound as agressive and dark as he can and does a fantastic job at that as well! (well in the 80's and end 90's that is.) Gambale is an absolute master though! Insane playing over hard changes!
dennoow 1 year ago 2
Phenominal solo by Gambale ! He taught me alot about how bulid up is important in a great solo and not to just go for broke without dynamics...Love his tone as well...
Chick is one of the great composers of ALL-TIME, and showcases the talent around him well...
How about Mike Pope sitting in for John Patitucci on bass ??? Good stuff...
Let's not forget Marienthal and Weckl, either...
Amazing musicians, all of them.
Dan.
gtrDan1963 1 year ago
This level of improvisation and creativity is worthy of scholarly analysis - simply mindboggling motivic development and phrasing...
Uberloinvongenchler 1 year ago
One of my all time favorite tunes! A beautiful song.
jimn64lucy521 1 year ago
@sweepfast You don't have to worry about ignorant comments. Usually they are from players who just don't have the theoretical or technique knowledge so they bash superior players like Gambale. I can honestly say without Gambale being a huge influence on me in the late 80's early 90's I wouldn't be the player I am today. I owe alot to Frank and his extraordinary talent
SuperGuitarman69 1 year ago
Quite possibly the best line - up to ever play together.
lysyrg25 1 year ago
Gambale for the next G3!
charlesentz 1 year ago
I love you Gambale!! Always great to see you playing... you have reached such a high lvl
patrickandrews 1 year ago
Frank's plays some mean kick ass guitar! I hear more then licks happening.
jazz1bro 1 year ago
Patitucci...where are you
Toggyuri 1 year ago
what's the name of the song?
alepaan 1 year ago
@alepaan Trance Dance
violir 1 year ago
What's the name of the song?
alepaan 1 year ago
That riff at 3:05...geeez!
dadduorp 1 year ago
What a great band, I was fortunate to see this incarnation of the Chick Corea Band twice. Frank Gambale belongs up there with Holdsworth, McLaughlin, DiMeola and all the rest. Just look at Chick Corea's face, when Chick thinks you jam that says it all. That stuff hes playing at the 2:15 mark and on is just godly.
Ganjamancer 1 year ago
Ridiculous. What can you even say? Frank is beyond... Thanks for the video.
s6y9l 1 year ago
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s6y9l 1 year ago
damn, franks solos unreal! dayum!!
hensonandbedges 1 year ago
It's tough for me to enjoy Frank playing fusion/jazz almost exclusively when he's such a good all-around guitar player.
slackmaster2000 2 years ago
ridiculuous! wha... whaat
damn son!
dmnxCGi 2 years ago
I can't even listen that fast
MyDadsRubberBroke 2 years ago 2
Colonel Kurtz grew a beard and moostach!
paulscary 2 years ago
супер..не то што наш ебаный зинчуг!!!
vladgitar 2 years ago
GAMBALE IS GOD ! ! !
bitcheznhos 2 years ago
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If you wanna hear Frank rip like hell in a "Rock" format buy a rare rock album he produced and played on called "Big Franklin." It is so sick. I got it on iTunes. The whole album is great. It has a song called "Mama Said" that has so much feel and soul that you want to either quit or practice for the rest of your life !!!!!! ha ha
racer500gp 2 years ago
ohh my gosh this band!awesome
loucatuu 2 years ago
Haha: 1.05
SRX505XRS 2 years ago
It dosent get any....better than this.
speedburnervideo 2 years ago 2
Is it available a DVD/divx of this live?
subjulio 2 years ago
why is mike portnoy even being mentioned here, great drummer and all that, but weckl is a totally different drummer
Chinatownsurprise 2 years ago
I was at this gig at the NSJF'03 in Holland. They are all incredible 'Live'. Thanks for posting, great memories.
tomyg2 2 years ago 2
wekl best drummer ok i think in jazz also but portnoy ouarf , i think in jazz an other styles kilson blade stewart hoenig tain watts etc are better than portnoy can never hope
intermittent92 2 years ago
weckl and portnoy,best drummers in their genre
stoofbuis 2 years ago
hell yeah well said
phenomenalcq 2 years ago
and Weckl overall
juanbarros88 2 years ago
To say his sound "got bad" is narrow-minded thinking. FG is always evolving. The sound may not be to your liking, tastewise. But to say his sound "got bad" is asinine.
gratefuljeff1 2 years ago 10
2:44 is freaking insanely catchy lol, you dont hear things like that often.
BigCowz 2 years ago 2
Always great Frank but I think hims sound got bad.
whoisthenext1 2 years ago
fool
TheMessenger74 2 years ago
mel gibson on saxo!!
mikxer 2 years ago
aha!! eric merienthmel gibson!!!
SteefStevens 2 years ago
i was done @ gambale's solo...so smokin...how chick corea comps is amazing n/t
davidhilton 2 years ago
Bloody Brilliant playing by all
buska100 2 years ago
@1:17 chick looks like Jerry Lewis.
cast390 2 years ago
Awesome!
cacophonybluddax 2 years ago
ahh wheres the rest of the track.
1 of franks best.where can i find this gig on dvd?
funkyleaf 2 years ago
lol is frank wearing a durag??? XD
musicoftheB 2 years ago
it is made specially for him. the skin was imported from Indonesia. A skin from a wooden ape ass
OlegVoronin 2 years ago
Frank and whole band is fantastic
cooks95 2 years ago
john cleese on bass? wtf
earsoup 2 years ago
Andrew Dice Clay on Sax
cooks95 2 years ago
" Little boy blew .... cuz he needed the money!"
michaels2boys 2 years ago
the bassist is mike pope
edwins1728 2 years ago
2:45 Planet X };)
Jazzmatalex 2 years ago 2
corea listens so well
dankgeetar 2 years ago
I think Vic Wooten played this song better in NYC 2007 at the blue note
emsiuole 2 years ago
I dfntly agree
Jrm384 2 years ago
0:55 John Petrucci lick !
wimdenherder 2 years ago
HAHAHA, LOL!!
gdeivid 2 years ago
remember seeing them play this song back in 1990. Frank Gambale messed up 'one' note on the cadence/run at 3.05 - 3.12 Chick Corea gave him such a dirty look...lol.
townclose 2 years ago
GAMBALE IS GOD!!!
bitcheznhos 2 years ago
Frank in his "Dream" job.
Let the boy get on with it. He's more than capable of presenting this music.
To learn this practice Rainbow's "Stargazer" until you can do it in your sleep. Then add the shuffle!!!
petecockcroft 2 years ago
alright the lick at 1:31 is really fucking insane...last year i was in a jazz-workshop
...i played a free jam with some unknown guys..after that the guitar lecturer came to me and critcized that i would sweep to much and asked whether i listened too much frank gambale...well since than i never heard about frank gambale...but after watching some videos he became one of my favourite guitarplayer..i adore him....and now i'm sweeping more than before
jayasslee 2 years ago 2
I know, I never heard of him and then came across his name on some list, now he's at the top of my list!
Willyboy933 2 years ago
the riff at 1:31 is fucking balls-out insane.
Antichocolate 2 years ago
The best
iancollatondaly 2 years ago 2
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picalau 2 years ago
I LOVE this album. thanks for uploading this. my life feels a little more complete after watching this.
hensonandbedges 2 years ago 14
SAX: Mr. Eric Marienthal...my friend
steelydanio 3 years ago 2
Such an amazing piece!! NICE!
xguerrax 3 years ago 2
It's not Patitucci on bass it's another excellent bassist whose name is Mike Pope !
jubilman 3 years ago 5
who are the other musicians besides chick?
FIBONICITY 3 years ago
frank gambale on guitar,
dave weckl on drums,
john patitucci on bass
im not sure who the sax player is...
but those three are favorites of chicks, he uses them most of the time, and he almost always uses dave weckl
seamusconley 3 years ago
Eric Marienthal - saxophone, I guess
kirinroppiki1 3 years ago 3
he's like a matador with a guitar as his weapon!nice communication with Chick
FIBONICITY 3 years ago 4
the scale is folk greek and its name is HIJAZZ (A-Bb-C#-D-E-F-G-A).
ITS USED IN GREEK SONGS AND IT COMES FROM BYZANTINE ERA .MANY JAZZ COMPOSERS USE THIS SCALE AND A VARIATION CALLED HIZAZCIAR (A-Bb-C#-D-E-F-G#-A).
karmich8 3 years ago 2
I've also heard it called the "Jewish scale", because it's used a lot in Klezmer.
More technically, it's called a Phrygian Dominant Scale.
UniversalOnion 3 years ago
It's also called gypsi scale. But mainly it is phrygian with a #3 and sometimes a #7.
killerbiene243 3 years ago
What can you play that over? Is there any basic progression that will work?
Willyboy933 2 years ago
C major scale
bitcheznhos 2 years ago
Frank is awesome, sounds like phrygian or harmonic minor at first, then they kind of lose me.
tropics1020 3 years ago
Ya, mainly phrygian dominant which is a mode of the harmonic minor scale and only one note different from phrygian.
Fishies125 3 years ago
yeah the raised seventh or in the phrygian dominants case a raised 5th? correct me if im wrong
rapiddescent2006 3 years ago
In the case of phrygian dominant it's a raised 3rd. So you've got A Bb C# D E F G instead of A Bb C D E F G.
Fishies125 3 years ago
so do you play this over it's relative to get the feel, or over the root? What simple progressions will this work with?
Willyboy933 2 years ago
@Willyboy933 You would usually play phrygian dominant over the V chord of a minor key. Phrygian dominant from the V chord is the same as harmonic minor from the i chord but, in many cases, playing phrygian dominant over the V works better cuz it's perfectly matched to the V chord. Technically, you can play phrygian dominant over pretty much any dominant chord or major triad. I personally love the sound of playing it over a major triad.
Fishies125 10 months ago
@Fishies125 To play this though? It actually is better if you think more up to lydian and phrase using like let's say this is over A7. Play Bb lydian thinking a lot over the Bbmaj7 chord or Dm7 using the notes in those chords for tension of a suspension back to when it goes to the A. I think what you are actually hearing is A/Gm7 resolving to A7 or a variation of C9/A back to A7. Thinking strictly A phrygian dominant will really limit you to the diminished arpeggio and scale. Hope that helps.
SuperGuitarman69 7 months ago
@SuperGuitarman69 Well I never said strictly A phrygian dominant, he just asked for a general feel. Of course if you want to get technical then yes, playing Bb lydian then A phrygian dominant back and forth would be one good way to look at it but do what works for you, not what someone thinks is better. There are a thousand ways to think of it, especially in a progression like this. Phrygian dominant will only limit you to one single arpeggio if you let it. The idea is feel, not static notes.
Fishies125 7 months ago
@Fishies125 yep I agree. There are so many approaches to it. The cool thing about Frank is,, he is so musical... Which is the point. Theory is theory and you MUST know it to play this music. But in the highest levels of it... Guy's like Frank? You can't even hear the scale that he plays off of... He is soooo musical.
SuperGuitarman69 7 months ago
@SuperGuitarman69 Ya, man, totally. Both things are important. Great stuff.
Fishies125 7 months ago
@Fishies125 Well you definitely get it... If you know the CCEB then you know your stuff...
SuperGuitarman69 7 months ago
@SuperGuitarman69 =)
Fishies125 7 months ago
don't get lost, go with the flow.
bitcheznhos 3 years ago
whats the name of this song?
Ckay 3 years ago
ok sry
should have read the title first
Ckay 3 years ago
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you can just hear the rest of the band... alright frank but does every song have to end with a 4 minute guitar solo?
ihateyourleg 3 years ago
I hope so!
PsychosisGnome 3 years ago 4
oh shut up.
dasilvaj2008 3 years ago
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oh go fuck yourself? jackass
ihateyourleg 3 years ago
who do you think is pulling in the money in the first place here?
pisterpdx 3 years ago
"who do you think is pulling in the money in the first place here?"
Entirelly irrlevent to the context of the video. If you have yet to solve the equation in terms of what this video is about, here is a clue.
It's about displaying the talent of Frank Gambale's guitar playing skill within the unit of the CCEB.
Chick Corea has MANY videos on youtube and the web for people to watch and enjoy. Anyone worth their salt knows of Corea and all the great work he has done, so give it a rest ok!
sweepfast 3 years ago 2
he reminds me a bit of shawn lane
RIP SHAWN
SteveVaiFreak 3 years ago
can we have whole track please?thanks
d1versify 3 years ago
1:05 is he humping?
gurra9 3 years ago
lmfao u made me lol
ihateyourleg 3 years ago
good lord he's good.. i myself am skilled technique wise, but I need to train up to be able to groove and improv like the greats, gambale and howe!
Wh00terman 3 years ago 3
Hi Wh00terman,
Finally someone who gets it! There is so much more to playing than technique or speed picking like you pointed out with the groove and the improvisation within a solo.
People like to compare Gambale to these shred players and you just can't do that. It's a whole different level of playing. He is not just running through diatonic lines, he is grooving with the beat and playing all kinds of cool note ideas as the melody and harmony moves from place to place in the song.
sweepfast 3 years ago
I just find myself glad there are people or players out there that make high quality comments like yours as to point out what's really going on in these kind of advanced solo's.
Again, thanks for the comment.
sweepfast 3 years ago
franks gone pirate! :)
torturer6067 3 years ago
Love it!
wiltor125 3 years ago
Amazing!
Fishies125 3 years ago
Awesome!
ArcherMKD 3 years ago
I've been a MAJOR fan of Frank's for a long time and every time I see or hear him play it's pure magic. What separates him from the shred crowd is the way he follows the mood and melody of the song, not wildly sweeping over it. Thanks for posting!
acippico 3 years ago 2
ah ok, it says 'cceb', i suppose meaning chick corea electric band ...
GrenouilleOnline 3 years ago
that's chick corea at the keyboards
GrenouilleOnline 3 years ago
Sweet. I've been watching Shawn Lane clips all day long, and now just discovered Gambale, whose playing I like a LOT more. He has the crazy technique like Lane, but just seems a lot more melodic and tasteful. He seems to know how to judiciously use his speed, instead of just charging full-speed ahead from start to finish.
peskypesky 3 years ago 2
Both are awesome and inspiring in different ways.
k0nx 3 years ago 2
That, ladies and gentlemen, is what the universe is made of.
Antichocolate 3 years ago 3
Just another monster solo from an absolute monster musician. I was fortunate to catch a few shows on that tour and was totally blown out of the water by the level of musicianship.
gratefuljeff1 3 years ago 4
this is one of the best solos i've ever heard. frank is one of the few people that make speed pickin' sound GOOD!!!
mdasilva06 3 years ago
hi sweepfast.
where did you guys get this dvd?I wanna buy it also..and do you have the CHOPBUILDER video of frank?
pampkeen 3 years ago
Hi pampkeen,
I don't have the full DVD from this concert. I just have two songs from it. The Trance Dance song and Got a Match? I found them on a file sharing website. I have yet to see the whole concert.
In terms of the other question, yeah I have the whole Chopbuilder video.
sweepfast 3 years ago
Dear sweepfast, I was hoping you could post "daydream" i believe it's called from 'concert with class'...it's in the special features i believe, and to me, it's gambales finest performance of chops with incredible feel...the song was on his 'resident alien' but i like the 'concert with class' version much better...PLEASE POST
also, post his best solos from his recordings, not just videos...and can you clean my car while your at it?!
FateOfTheArt 3 years ago
Do you have the full video of this song? Sorry, don't speak english... I have this concert, but this song... Please!
lalobaqtas 3 years ago
Hi,
Yeah, I have the whole song. If you have the full concert, could you please post Gambale's Blue Miles and CTA solos. I have yet to see the full concert but, I have heard those two solos from this concert are awesome.
I would really enjoy hearing those two solos.
sweepfast 3 years ago