GAMBALE SOLO WITH Return To Forever IV GREEK THEATER L A

Gambale adds power to RTF IV during the 2011 World Tour.
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[@hexo-mobius]

The most loved Chick Corea guitarist ever. He was more impressed with Frank’s playing than even Al Di Meola. I think because Frank’s approach is that of a keyboardist. Those lines are a keyboardists soloing style.

[@stephenbertino8373]

TRUE!!!

[@MattLewisGuitar]

Yes! Perfect phrasing, Perfect Tone, perfect outfit, let’s go!!

[@robonez]

I can't believe how long it took me to actually discover and start listening to Frank Gambale. I'm 55 years old, and I only last year started checking this guy out. He's AMAZING! Frank is the only guy I would put up there with Guthrie Gowan. 🤟

[@owenbruce4120]

Frank is much older than Guthrie n always had a very identifiable style... If you check Frank's history he is incomparable to any other musician... Guitar is but one of his strengths...lately philosophy is featuring 😅

[@johngraves1216]

the thunder from down under still melting souls with those wonderful arpeggios

[@chupeauxx]

'Out of this world' These are the words if you want to explain/comment his playing. Fortunatelly, without guitar in his hands, this gentleman is so on Earth. Great, great guy is FG.

[@tonebrennan8475]

❤Absolutely love it;PhrygianV/harm. minor lines&melting,gooey tone-KILLER!!❤

[@gordiannaught]

LOVE Frankie G's Jazz Fusion. We need another album like Thinking Out Loud please!

[@giorgiozanotti9902]

Amazing solo ! Fantastic Frank! 🎶🎶🎶🎸🎸🎸👏👏😘❤️

[@angryTOAD-88]

Thanks for that maestro 🫶

[@bryancroad2063]

You are the man Frank Gambale!

[@gingataff]

Stunning. Franks playing is always amazing, as clearly shown here. But the tone is killer! I really dig how Franks tone has that high end smoothness, but clarity in the low. And the midrange is so vocal.

[@rogerwilliams2629]

Do you happen to know his gear here? Is that a Carvin and a SV Mark or has he changed? Sounds awesome!

[@FrankGambaleTV]

@@rogerwilliams2629 Frank used his MultiampFG through DV Mark speakers, his sugnature gear for that tour. FG Admin

[@rogerwilliams2629]

@@FrankGambaleTV thank you!!

[@KONAMAN100]

That's very original, great solo

[@george_richman]

Love me some Frank!

[@joaomarcelobarbosa7026]

Frank, é simplesmente fantástico. Toppp.

[@alvarochicaizaguitar]

I allways LOVE this solo, i Hope someday see all the concert. What IS the name of this song

[@FrankGambaleTV]

Senor Mouse is the title

[@christianwoodberry8873]

Oh wow I thought this was Spain lol

[@stephenbertino8373]

This was the year Chick played my portrait at the Avalon Theater in Easton, MD on my birthday. I went backstage and asked him how this RTF tour was going. I didn't know at that time that the guitarist from my favorite Corea band was playing in this incarnation of RTF, but I thanked him that evening not only for my portrait; I thanked him for the TO THE STARS Elektric Band album. BTW, if you want to know which portrait is mine, it's the one on Chick's Piano Portraits album that starts with my name in Corean: "STEVE ... BER TI NO". I can explain every note. Chick was an unmitigated musical genius.

[@tonyhewitt1345]

Brilliant. 👏

[@lesliethomas2081]

Amazing woow.

[@simonwakim9670]

🙌🏻🙌🏻🙌🏻 all the respect

[@edcrow58]

Awesome solo!

[@dirkrose1550]

Absolut fantastic Guitarsolo👍👍👍🍾🍾🍾🍾🤗🤗🤗🤗 goosebumps on my skin... i love your playing from beginning with the electric band and all your Solo stuff 🤜🤛🤜🤛 Dirk from Hamburg/Germany

[@FrankGambaleTV]

Thank you Dirk!

[@Pedrofrj]

❤❤❤

[@oficialrodrigorocha_]

Masteeeeeeeeeeeeerr

[@DPsMusicSchoolTV]

Frank taught the guitar how to sound like a keyboard or a saxophone, and beyond...

[@peterpigna9505]

Super Gambale

[@samueljafe]

😍😍😍

[@maxfreitas8982]

🥂🥂🥂🥂🥂🥂

[@soundknight]

Smoking!

[@BlueGlimpser]

Que es ese animá 😀

[@randyhetlage9202]

❤️🌹❤️👍😁

[@user-kk2hq5ji6p]

Thanks Mr.GAMBALE 😃❤SLAVA UKRAINE 🇺🇦 🇺🇦💪

[@pauljohnson9445]

Frankie boy!

[@cornfilledscreamer614]

Seriously trying to go Holdsworth. Nothing wrong with that!

[@axeman2638]

but unlike holdsworth frank can actually play changes and be convincing in a huge range of styles instead of just endless modal jams like holdsworth.

[@RocknJazzer]

@@axeman2638 You must be thinking of dimeola, as he is more the modal pattern player than Allan. Frank is not aping Allan, they all do not sound the same, and both can solo over advanced changes, frank's more bebop styled, Allan's more alien. Allan can and has played over very hard avant changes and chords of his own making far beyond modal and bop, you must have last heard him in the 70s or something. His 80s and 90s albums onwards were pretty out there, more along the lines of coltrane's sheets of sound and then some, with avant outside substitutions that flowed over crazy chords and changes in milliseconds making the changes on the fly beyond just modal pattern playing

[@axeman2638]

@@RocknJazzer Not ever seen holdsworth play over changes on the standards, citations needed.

[@joeyserrapede]

@@axeman2638None Too Soon album has some💡

[@axeman2638]

@@RocknJazzer From a technical perspective there is no doubt Holdsworth was in a class of his own, I mean who else has hands like that? But myself I haven't heard anything from him that makes me want to listen to it again let alone a tune that sticks in my head enough for me to hum or whistle it. Tonality is a fact of physical reality, not a cultural construct, attempts to deny it inevitably sound tuneless and chaotic. Messian modes are a denial of tonality. Great for creating tension for sure, but must resolve back to tonality to be musical.