The Frank Gambale Interview: An Unexpected Masterclass

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[@fredelin2580]

What he says at 13:25 - 15:00 is worth Gold. As a pianist who admires him greatly, it is indeed his way of thinking - and choice of notes -, and not his technique, that has inspired me to evolve.

[@danielbenoit9736]

I had the chance to play with him once a song from him here in tahiti , great moment

[@joelcelima]

No one does it better than Frank. His guitar school is the best music education you will EVER find. Great interview, thank you for it.

[@bgrierofficial]

He’s the mad scientist of modern guitar improvisation. He is so creative in the way he employs sweep picking. Respect 🫡

[@LickNRiff]

Absolutely

[@Bangkokguitar]

Thank you so much! What a gem of an interview. He really shared a lot great stuff.

[@Afurthyclays]

Fantastic! Thanks to you both, for arranging this. I could listen to Gambale just f around on the guitar for hours! ❤️ Beautiful.

[@Harbaksh1234]

Wow, wow and wow! Thank you both 😀

[@itsianwood]

Unexpected Masterclass is right!!! Great!

[@vesaliusnotdead]

Excellent !!!

[@Israel_Yifrach]

WOW! What an amazing interview! Thank you very much (:

[@claessorensson225]

Thank You!

[@davidchavez81]

That was actually amazing!

[@anthem7777]

im gobsmacked that there are only 160 or so likes for this living guitar legend - a mind blowing talent and guitar innovator

[@faarao75]

Frank Gambale, a giant talent and also a Big influence for me :)

[@Robswrkshp]

Incredible interview man. Frank has a warmth to him that makes you want to hug the absolute crap out of him. The man bleeds passion and knowledge. Thank you for this.

[@Testacabeza]

What a guest, man! Well done. Incredible content.

[@ArgathosSnake]

Thanks for such an incredible interview. To me, there are two gods of guitar, one is Allan Holdsworth and the other of course is Frank Gambale. Again, big Thank You!!

[@SIVA6619]

Exactly what I say since I've heard of them, and ironically that was on their Mark Varney project collaboration !

[@ArgathosSnake]

@@SIVA6619 That's right! They both complement each other since Gamble's vertical approach and Holdsworth's horizontally versed melodies

[@ningpenmahon9812]

Sir, admire your calmness.

[@alexisrosalesruiz7334]

My favorite guitarrist musician and the greatest inspiration. Been studying him for over a decade. One of the 4 innovators of the instrument along with EVH, Allan Holdsworth, and Jimi Hendrix.

[@SonicDreamMusic]

Great list but you missed Jeff Beck. He's gotta be there too!

[@bebekguitar2007]

Great interview! I didn't know Frank was such a jokester lol

[@back2frontguitar113]

Missing out on so much

[@danielbenoit9736]

Great guitar player

[@gilferreira2869]

A primeira vez que ouvi, gravada numa fita cassete, copiada de outra, ( que até hoje guardo). ..me apaixonei pelo estilo desse grandioso artista, músico e educador musical ... Tive oportunidade de assistir um workshop com ele em minha cidade natal...foi fantástico, impossível esquecer...

[@kirkangeloautor3710]

love FRank Gambale

[@reyesplace1096]

Yes, Michael brecker is amazing

[@renanxavier6826]

this is the guy

[@gitaaa7740]

Dang I can never get a keyboard player to agree on anything!

[@pistoFF]

he moved to Barcelona !!!

[@user-dz9yx3et9y]

bro just a tip turn your black acoustic guitar verticle it doesnt look good like the way you have it from a viewers perspective

[@rohitbarc]

Wow

[@tradingwithwill7214]

It’s actually easier and more comfortable to play this way ie economically once your brain gets it down.

[@kayastern-robinson24]

please do more spanish guitar please

[@filipezanella]

The scaryest guitar player on earth

[@nghitchanneltv9253]

Like 3

[@fredelin2580]

Am I the only who feels that the Host of the channel had not thought out the questions he wanted to ask, and how they should be formulated. Not to mention that asking twice in ten seconds "Which note(s) would you choose?", not waiting for the guest to answer shows impatience and/or, simply the incapacity to wait and listen... I might add that supposedly trained musicians should easily hear an E7 #9 chord....When you have in front of you such an 'encyclopedia' such as Frank Gambale, you better be prepared...

[@killananadam]

wawwwwwwww