Tom Quayle & Jack Gardiner Jam - NAMM'14

Walking by the NAMM show you get to see this kind of thing.

[@roba1899]

Tom Quayle's playing always makes me smile ..

[@jessesmit2907]

I love how Jack's looking up (at the chords?) and asking Tom : 'A?' And things like that, and then just completely wrecks over those chords. I mean, that's a frikkin high level of skill to know the chord a milisecond before it appears and then just hitting all the right notes, hah. And Tom's legato knocked me out cold as usual

[@ShredThatBacking]

Super playing!!!

[@anthonysantiago8668]

Tom Quayle: Excellent legato, amazing use of outside notes, and brilliant musician. Jack Gardiner: Mastered phrasing, Genuine and great feel, and fluid use of overall notes. For me the winner here....... is Jack. Love Tom's fast runs, but I felt more of the emotion and character of jack. cheers to them both.

[@grewalparminder2003]

Yh Tom puts me to sleep. Jack plays much more interesting.

[@joshlee6683]

Thank you

[@amosmukhia]

My man Tom Quale.....Hats off to Jack Gardiner too..awesome double team

[@赵建龙-x8e]

TQ!!!AWESOME

[@jamesvignolini2220]

Excellent !

[@StuntedRecords]

wicked....both guys absolutely ripping it !!

[@JamesJLaRue]

perfect choice of strap colors for that Suhr.

[@bangrockerchannel613]

Tom relaxs and no depress

[@ThePowersThatBeef]

Thanks to the geezer who turned Tom up!

[@Light4Jun]

1:25 Thank you guy :)

[@nizza594]

Ahh, thats my head in the way the whole time! :)

[@awesomejohnnet]

Even though Jack Guardiner has a spectacular touch himself and beautiful phrasing it seems that he was overwhelmed by the smooth liquid flowing poetic improvisations from the virtuosity of Tom Quake.... its a case of a great talented "mortal" guitarist playing along side an "unhuman" alien guitar player. Quayle is not from this planet.

[@jonathonargent4016]

awesomejohnnet 3

[@luginonluginon2602]

Go to 1st jazz academy or classical guitar school and you will find 10's of players who can wipe the flor with his 2 artificial heros. Or walk among streets of some south american big city, or get into club were real jazz players play not for $ and glory but due to they love music...this uber boring mix of exercises with 0 improvisations = shit.

[@grewalparminder2003]

Tom quale is a lesson on how to be boring

[@kilterkaos1]

Everything from the shrapnel label all rolled into one.

[@danielengstrom5690]

That Jack dude looks more and more like Guthrie Govan, lol

[@philsackett7341]

That Jack dude? That's Mr. Gardiner to you chumly. Hehe.

[@Emmanuelle_Neo]

amazing players

[@tunaficiency]

Great but what’s with the endless backing tracks just jam if there’s two of you

[@MattGregoryGuitar]

Can regular people like me go to NAMM or do you have to be working there?

[@MarkMcGuiganGuitar]

Burnin' chaps

[@Cluless02]

TQ always smokes!!

[@wjdfhr57]

1:06

[@elcontra9434]

Backing track please!!!!

[@itslubby_]

8:35 - 8:49 O_o

[@andreasmarkusson]

Oh man where can i get this backing track?

[@RicardoDiazHimself]

Tom makes them! Im pretty sure you can buy one from him or ask him to make you a new one.

[@AJDOLDCHANNELARCHIVE]

man needs to learn to trust his ear and not worry about what chord is going on ;)

[@JackGardiner]

In a crowded NAMM show, believe me, using your ear is near impossible when it comes to hearing absolutely anything, especially backing tracks! ;)

[@RicardoDiazHimself]

Jack, you're a terrific player. Your melodic sense is great in this jam.

[@AJDOLDCHANNELARCHIVE]

haha yeah I can imagine, tasty stuff anyway :)