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Judge Shred Returns - Episode 5 - Frank Gambale Little Charmer Arpeggios
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- Опубликовано: 3 окт 2013
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From the wilderness Judge Shred returns! I am the law! Bringing you a series of lessons focusing on sweep picking! Do not be afraid... be very afraid! Prepare to be Judged...
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Obrigado por esse vídeo muito top!
That was killer!
Very cool.
Great lesson, patient teaching...I am now searching for part 2 but without luck.
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Hey Rowan J Parker,
I've just started learning this song, and I'm fearing those arpeggios near the end! Any tips for getting it down and working on speed?
Cheers,
Geordie
Did you ever film part 2? I searched for Little Charmer in your videos and didn't see it...
Does anyone know how to find the second part of Little Charmer lesson?
Where is the part 2? I would love it...
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You are the gandulf of guitar
Ah yes, killer indeed :)
Tab: www.songsterr.com/a/wsa/frank-gambale-little-charmer-tab-s35848t0
What’s happened to you Rowan? I haven’t heard from you in years! Hope you’re ok!!??
where is part 2??????????????????????
Lesson required in punctuation!!!!!!!!!!!!
If you think Frank is fast check out rusty Cooley just pure shred no real music but still it's good to watch
One of the best techniques ever. Just does so little with it. Pity.
@@RowanJParker he's pretty niche but there's no denying his hands can move
@@jackmercer5590 I admire his dedication and work ethic. However I think he is putting means before ends. Technique should serve the music, not be the point of the music. I think he is amazing, but unlistenable.
@@RowanJParker I don't listen to his stuff but when I was young I used to think there was a best guitarist it wasn't long before I watched Elenour rigby by Stanley Jordan and I realized how could I compare him to Gary Moore, Allan Holdsworth, bumblefoot etc you can't we all learn from eachother I didn't know about the importance of the cutaway when it comes to shredding before I heard him mention it I never realized the importance of the headstock with regards to string tension before I heard rusty talk about it in a video about his old Dean, I don't have a single one of his songs but I still like to learn from him
Technically it's not hard to make it.Many people as myself for example are able to play Gambale and Shawn Lane licks.That is not the problem.The problem is to being able to improvise with rhythm and harmonic sense.At least i see this problem in me and most players.That is why Gambale is Gambale ,because he can improvise and come up with these "licks" on very challenging harmonies like Chick Corea's Elektric band.
Frank invented sweep picking as we know it today, greatest fusión player ever, that's why Chick Corea chose him.
Alexis Rosales Ruiz As much as I love Frank I don't think he would claim he 'invented' it. People were using those sweep and economy picking ideas well before he was. It is true to say he developed the technique to a level beyond what anyone had previously and I agree he's an incredible improviser. The title greatest fusion player ever is just subjective and I don't think anyone deserves that title, besides I find him lacking as a composer so it's not an epithet I could bestow on him. He is amazing but sense of proportion required here perhaps?
I know this is an old video of yours but are you planning to continue this lesson with part 2?
Its Gambale, always gets a raised eyebrow from me, monster player.. fashion disaster... the best are always that bit more eccentric, thinking chopbuilder, er ner