Haha!! I learned everything I needed to know from Frank! When I saw his first instructional video it made me realize I could incorporate so many of Frank's revolutionary and unique concepts into my own playing using hybrid picking it changed my life. I recently interviewed Frank on my RUclips channel talking about this very thing. He's been such a great friend and inspiration to me for so many years now. Frank is a true original and comparable to Allan Holdsworth for me. Such a singular voice on the instrument. He completely redefined it for me. Please check out Frank's online school and all his instructional material. It's a wealth of amazing information that I've benefitted from. Cheers, Brett.
Very gracious Brett 🙏 you've both got that smooth fusion flow, both masters in our opinion. Here's the link to the Gambale interview ruclips.net/video/i52HSjTcELs/видео.html Get watching people!
Brett you are an inspiration, giving Frank the nod here is both gracious and refreshing- Frank simply is the best educator i have seen and his concepts are both original and cover a vast spectrum both harmonically and rhythmically....i should say while you may be inspired by Frank and many others, you have your own unique voice
I discovered Shawn Lane, Frank Gambale, and Brett Garsed on the same day when I downloaded the first MVP record. That was one of the best days of my life.
Fusion aside, theres nothing like Brett rocking out to a full house music festival in Australia with the John Farnham band! Plus Brett is an awesome slide player
Seeing Frank up close each week in open counseling sessions when I attended G.I.T. I can say he's even more amazing than these clips show. For example students would come in & ask to play songs out of the real book & it didn't matter what they picked he would just open up the book & without hesitation he would play the song & shred solos at crazy speeds as he went through all the key & chord changes & still make it all sound good & effortless without any prep. Seeing how fluid he was is what got me to switch to using economy picking up until then I was using alternate.
@@BestBackingTracks yeah it was a great time in addition to Frank, Paul Gilbert & Jennifer Batten were also teachers there when I went if you or anyone else is interested in what it was like here is a playlist of 9 videos in which I talk about & teach examples from different classes & the instructors 👍ruclips.net/p/PLB5zOX-8bVd1tajDA3SaaIN5aCBEzLKDK
From a standpoint of versatilty, technique, craftmanship, musicality...come on, these guys are on the top notch level. Unique players with their own distinct voice. From a standpoint of influence for others it is pretty clearly Frank. He really brought sweeping / economy picking to wider attention and still is the reference point. No doubt.
Not a single Joule of excessive energy is wasted, no matter how complex the stuff they play is. They are both so ridiculously good, buth musically and technically, it's just insane.
These guys are both so freaking phenomenal! If I had remotely a fraction of either of their skills, I could die happy! 😂 Not easy, but I’ll have to give this to Frank.
I like Brett the edge because Allen Holdsworth is one of my favorite guitar players and Brett is obviously influenced by him. His phrasing is just so good. Gambale I love watching because he makes me laugh because of his really fast descending arpeggios. It's unique and insane. NO ONE can copy that. Frank is like "watch me shread". Love both tho.
I give Frank the edge, he's been one of my favorite players since I was 14. Nobody plays arpeggios, and mixes scale fragments like Frank. He's a one of a kind, truly unique player.
Buddy, there's no way to compare them, they both have different techniques. Obviously Mr. Gambale's career is richer, he's a great writer, teacher and he played with great names in jazz fusion, but Mr. Garsed is a guitar genius and I can only thank Australia for giving us two guitar monsters.
Both of these players are musical geniuses to me, Bretts music, tone and compositions evolve through time and sound contemporary to me so in that perspective I love his playing where as when I listen to Frank I find the incredible flow of musicality when it comes to playing over a million chord / scale changes he comes on number one.
I would pick Gambale. Garsed is probably a more technical player but it's like watching paint dry. He just stands there like a statue. Gambale is entertaining while he shreds. I give the edge to Gambale.
Two completely different approaches to guitar playing. I can't compare the two. They're both legendary in their own way. I couldn't choose which one is better they're both amazing.
On centrifugal funk album for me brett got the most tasty solos, obiously gambale is more oriented to a jazz improvisation. Check that album, Shawn lane also feature on some songs.
Both are incredible players, that I have been listening to for over thirty years. However, Brett's note choice, and phrasing has always piqued my ears, and touched my heart more. Also, Brett has composed some truly beautiful, and majestic music.
Jeez!!! In fairness, I'm pretty sure there are not too many people "better" than Frank. I mean, tone, fast, clean, articulate playing and phrasing, with intricate lines, and great feel. To have the skill, musicality and playing ability of either would be the wildest fantasy come true. Respect and admiration for both guys.
Lol guitar battle! Right... well, both cats are top hands. For my ears, I give Brett the edge, compositionally. Grateful to witness such mastery from both musicians. I've enjoyed seeing Frank with Chick back in the day.
Love Frank and always have. But NOBODY touches Brett's phrasing and note choice and his insane ability to go super-legato. Shame he looks unconscious up there.
in the examples you chose Brett seems to phrase over static chords unlike Frank Gamble is shredding through moving chords as the bebop guitarist would, but with modern sensibilities approach and the melodic minor.😊
Frank is just on another level and his economy picking technique is used by so many great players. Not that Brett isn't a monster because he is but for me frank is just from another planet
Lol! There can be only one! Well, I would give this one to Frank. I first heard him on his "Live!" album, I was like what the fuck?!? His stuff reaches a certain critical density that for me puts him over the top. I love the Centrifugal Funk record that Brett, Frank and Shawn did, on that one, Shawn wins the battle!
Garsed is incredibly fluid with his legato, but Gambale has the dynamics, speed, attack, and overall musically delightful phrasing with tightly controlled precision…. he wins in my book
Frank is effing incredible, as is Brett. But when Brett gets the slide out, it’s a cheese with an entirely different palate to taste, and extremely tasty it is.
Gambale is proof that you don’t need to have large hands to play great. He is hardly ever stretching across more than 4 frets . I use a lot of sliding ( great tip from Brett) to add extra notes.
Mate, I have seen Brett live a few times here in Sydney, and whatever you can find here in YT pales in comparison to what I witnessed those nights. Nothing quite like what you hear in the records but a gazillion times better.
I give the nod to Brett, he has a more rock foundation, and has moved to fusion and dominated, that said, Gambale always blows my mind when I hear him, but the constant sweeping gets old and a little over the top for me after a few tunes, Brett seems a little more inventive.
I was going to give it to Garsed for more diversity and more "artistic" leanings in styles. Some of the earlier Frank Gambale stuff was a little scratchy and was heavily reliant on the sweeping to the exlusion of other things. ( i suggest listening to both players with eyes closed ) However, that last piece that Frank played in front of Chick , the straight ahead jazz thing, Gave Frank the edge, The subtle pausing, leaving space in between notes like a sax player, at least in the beginning, was very impressive. Both phenomenal players.
Silly comparison! Gamble is more than a rock one vamp man shredder . Frank can phrase like that over jazz standards ( seen him do it plenty of time) Not just a static 9th
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Haha!! I learned everything I needed to know from Frank! When I saw his first instructional video it made me realize I could incorporate so many of Frank's revolutionary and unique concepts into my own playing using hybrid picking it changed my life. I recently interviewed Frank on my RUclips channel talking about this very thing. He's been such a great friend and inspiration to me for so many years now. Frank is a true original and comparable to Allan Holdsworth for me. Such a singular voice on the instrument. He completely redefined it for me. Please check out Frank's online school and all his instructional material. It's a wealth of amazing information that I've benefitted from. Cheers, Brett.
Very gracious Brett 🙏 you've both got that smooth fusion flow, both masters in our opinion. Here's the link to the Gambale interview ruclips.net/video/i52HSjTcELs/видео.html
Get watching people!
Both equally inspiring.. Brett you’re not only the great player but also the humblest … 🙏
You are one of my top three brother!!! Love your playing and compositions
Brett you are an inspiration, giving Frank the nod here is both gracious and refreshing- Frank simply is the best educator i have seen and his concepts are both original and cover a vast spectrum both harmonically and rhythmically....i should say while you may be inspired by Frank and many others, you have your own unique voice
Man the humility. This is why you guys are legends of the game!
And the winner is us, the audience.
I discovered Shawn Lane, Frank Gambale, and Brett Garsed on the same day when I downloaded the first MVP record. That was one of the best days of my life.
Exactly!!! Same here!
Hey Tee Bone is wild. That's how I discovered these guys
Fusion aside, theres nothing like Brett rocking out to a full house music festival in Australia with the John Farnham band!
Plus Brett is an awesome slide player
Seeing Frank up close each week in open counseling sessions when I attended G.I.T. I can say he's even more amazing than these clips show. For example students would come in & ask to play songs out of the real book & it didn't matter what they picked he would just open up the book & without hesitation he would play the song & shred solos at crazy speeds as he went through all the key & chord changes & still make it all sound good & effortless without any prep. Seeing how fluid he was is what got me to switch to using economy picking up until then I was using alternate.
Great story! Thanks for sharing it mate - I'm sure you had a great time at GIT.
@@BestBackingTracks yeah it was a great time in addition to Frank, Paul Gilbert & Jennifer Batten were also teachers there when I went if you or anyone else is interested in what it was like here is a playlist of 9 videos in which I talk about & teach examples from different classes & the instructors 👍ruclips.net/p/PLB5zOX-8bVd1tajDA3SaaIN5aCBEzLKDK
FG is the king....no question about it.......
From a standpoint of versatilty, technique, craftmanship, musicality...come on, these guys are on the top notch level. Unique players with their own distinct voice.
From a standpoint of influence for others it is pretty clearly Frank. He really brought sweeping / economy picking to wider attention and still is the reference point. No doubt.
Not a single Joule of excessive energy is wasted, no matter how complex the stuff they play is. They are both so ridiculously good, buth musically and technically, it's just insane.
Love their playing with Shawn Lane on MVP- centrifugal funk
These guys are both so freaking phenomenal!
If I had remotely a fraction of either of their skills, I could die happy! 😂
Not easy, but I’ll have to give this to Frank.
Who could pick 2 Monsters although I think Gambale would handle changes better.
Garsed all the way....
His style is so unique...
I like Brett the edge because Allen Holdsworth is one of my favorite guitar players and Brett is obviously influenced by him. His phrasing is just so good. Gambale I love watching because he makes me laugh because of his really fast descending arpeggios. It's unique and insane. NO ONE can copy that. Frank is like "watch me shread". Love both tho.
I give Frank the edge, he's been one of my favorite players since I was 14.
Nobody plays arpeggios, and mixes scale fragments like Frank. He's a one of a kind, truly unique player.
Matteo Mancuso.
@@Fearzerovery dry. fluidity ok but no proper accent.
@@JehanSaren Al Dimeola disagrees.
Allan Holdsworth
Buddy, there's no way to compare them, they both have different techniques. Obviously Mr. Gambale's career is richer, he's a great writer, teacher and he played with great names in jazz fusion, but Mr. Garsed is a guitar genius and I can only thank Australia for giving us two guitar monsters.
I didn't know Joe Pesci could shred like that.😆
Frank has more concept behind his playing, both are great players.
thank you!
I WIN because I watched this.
Both insane talents
Both of these players are musical geniuses to me, Bretts music, tone and compositions evolve through time and sound contemporary to me so in that perspective I love his playing where as when I listen to Frank I find the incredible flow of musicality when it comes to playing over a million chord / scale changes he comes on number one.
Mr holdsworth wins by a mile. Oh darn he's not there
and he is not an Aussie either.
Frank Gambale & Brett Garsed are both SUPERHUMAN!!!!!!!!!
Night & Day!!!
They are both the best!!!!!
That is my opinion & I'm sticking with it!!!!!!
Brett Garsed. Smoother and more accurate. Gambale does too much sweep picking.
Yeah gambale play is not melodic, just shred. Boring to hear.
Music is not a battle, it is not a war, it is harmony, tuning, and friendship.
Two of G.OA.T! i love this guys, they are so amazing and revolutionary!
2:24 wins it for me
Can we please applaud Chick Corea with the Keytar?
HOLDSWORTH!!!
Frank is the king !!!
Frank's incredible but he doesn't speak to me. Brett is just phenomenal while touching that special place.
I would pick Gambale. Garsed is probably a more technical player but it's like watching paint dry. He just stands there like a statue. Gambale is entertaining while he shreds. I give the edge to Gambale.
Garsed more technical than gambale? I don't think so.
i don’t care about entertaining. i care about guitar playing.
Probably I belong to the minority, but I enjoy Brett Garsed's music more. So Brett Garsed is my choice.
He actually has melody.
Frank can even blow his own mind with his playing.
Nope I don't like it. No melodic in his playing, just technically. I more like Guthrie govan, or Brett in this context.
@@mixmixture7049 This comment has absolutely no relevance to what I said.
You've met him too! That's what he'd say!
Both AUSSIES, both are gods.! Enough said..OI..OI..OI..💖💖🤘🤘🤘🤘
Two completely different approaches to guitar playing. I can't compare the two. They're both legendary in their own way. I couldn't choose which one is better they're both amazing.
The winner is Frank Gambale
As a long time player, I remember Frank from a young age, lesson after lesson! My vote is for Frank🤗✌️
They are two incredible guitarists and I love them both, but when Frank turns up the heat he is ferocious.
Gambale hands down!!!!
On centrifugal funk album for me brett got the most tasty solos, obiously gambale is more oriented to a jazz improvisation. Check that album, Shawn lane also feature on some songs.
Both are incredible players, that I have been listening to for over thirty years. However, Brett's note choice, and phrasing has always piqued my ears, and touched my heart more. Also, Brett has composed some truly beautiful, and majestic music.
Please feature The Mighty Allan Holdsworth thanks!
Leave ozone alone
The Force is strong with these ones!!!
For me they both r insane. I'll pick brett coz the melody is catchy to my ears. Frank Gambale is too much,hard to catch
Garside
Jeez!!! In fairness, I'm pretty sure there are not too many people "better" than Frank. I mean, tone, fast, clean, articulate playing and phrasing, with intricate lines, and great feel. To have the skill, musicality and playing ability of either would be the wildest fantasy come true. Respect and admiration for both guys.
Gambale guitar IQ 250
Lol guitar battle! Right... well, both cats are top hands. For my ears, I give Brett the edge, compositionally. Grateful to witness such mastery from both musicians. I've enjoyed seeing Frank with Chick back in the day.
Love Frank and always have. But NOBODY touches Brett's phrasing and note choice and his insane ability to go super-legato. Shame he looks unconscious up there.
Garsed doesn't need a wig, so he's the winner
Frank is the man!
in the examples you chose Brett seems to phrase over static chords unlike Frank Gamble is shredding through moving chords as the bebop guitarist would, but with modern sensibilities approach and the melodic minor.😊
Garsed is a very good player , But Gambale is some more special : incredabele , i like both
No one competes with Frank 🎉 but Brett is just a bad boy u gotta love ❤
Gambale is fusion, innovation and technique. But garsed is much more melodic and a placer to ear
Frank is just on another level and his economy picking technique is used by so many great players. Not that Brett isn't a monster because he is but for me frank is just from another planet
Except for Frank's sweeps, both can do what the other can do, but I have to hear them doing the same tune, then you could make a better decision.
Fortunately, I don't have to pick:)
Lol! There can be only one! Well, I would give this one to Frank. I first heard him on his "Live!" album, I was like what the fuck?!? His stuff reaches a certain critical density that for me puts him over the top. I love the Centrifugal Funk record that Brett, Frank and Shawn did, on that one, Shawn wins the battle!
Shawn wins!
ruclips.net/video/3kenw9f2-Ks/видео.html@@joseph2707
Definitely Gambale,more on the rock side of fusion, and a picking beast
I don't even need to hear it. No one can touch Frank now that Holdsworth is gone. Frank sits alone at the top of the guitar player tower.
I love them both, but to me, Brett wins because I like his phrasing more.
Gambale definitely won the mullet contest 💯
Garsed is incredibly fluid with his legato, but Gambale has the dynamics, speed, attack, and overall musically delightful phrasing with tightly controlled precision…. he wins in my book
We win.
Frank is effing incredible, as is Brett. But when Brett gets the slide out, it’s a cheese with an entirely different palate to taste, and extremely tasty it is.
How about Yngwie against Guthrie or Shawn Lane? On this video I prefer Gambale even if Garsed is a great player also.
Frank Gambale win...Flawless Victory
Kotzen vs Greg Howe next please :)
Gambale is proof that you don’t need to have large hands to play great. He is hardly ever stretching across more than 4 frets . I use a lot of sliding ( great tip from Brett) to add extra notes.
I apologize for being so blunt but: they're both pretty good, do they really need to fight?
I prefer Brett in a rock setting, but still great at fusion.
The last clip of Gambale is a mere display of monstrous technique with zero feel.
brett's a great player too
Frank Gambale is a technical genius and generally a great improviser. Brett Garsed is a rather inventive melodic genius.
Garsed Is God improvising.
To be perfectly err frank, I'm giving it to Frank,one of the best sweepers in the bizz.🤘🇦🇺❤️
I would pick Matteo Mancuso
No way...He's absolutely phenomenal but he just lacks the "mighty touch" (Gambale has it). Same goes for Guthrie, he lacks it too.
How Many récords Mancuso has?
Music is so subjective. But, being said, Garsed is more musical to my ears. 😅
Gambale
Both wins, but I do like more Brett Garsed
Gambale....The Best.....!!!!
Hard choice. Both have something cool to say. I can't decide. 🤔
Brett is Steve Morse during his Dixie Dregs days. I only have one question: Who is Brett? I don't like jazz so I don't care.
Brett lacks a bit of "let's go and kick some asses", he's too gentle and monotone...
hahahahahaha... Frank is GOD, but to say that about Brett??? How many Brett records you have listen to?
@@franciscojavier9739 Enough to say what I say.
@@danle3181 Have you listen to Alien Hip Hop solo? Avoid the void? If Only, Big Sky, Breathe????
Mate, I have seen Brett live a few times here in Sydney, and whatever you can find here in YT pales in comparison to what I witnessed those nights. Nothing quite like what you hear in the records but a gazillion times better.
@@myguitarjourney9506 So what ? I prefer Gambale, period.
I give the nod to Brett, he has a more rock foundation, and has moved to fusion and dominated, that said, Gambale always blows my mind when I hear him, but the constant sweeping gets old and a little over the top for me after a few tunes, Brett seems a little more inventive.
Brett.
Frank Gambale 👍👍🎸
Frank is the Master!
I was going to give it to Garsed for more diversity and more "artistic" leanings in styles. Some of the earlier Frank Gambale stuff was a little scratchy and was heavily reliant on the sweeping to the exlusion of other things. ( i suggest listening to both players with eyes closed ) However, that last piece that Frank played in front of Chick , the straight ahead jazz thing, Gave Frank the edge, The subtle pausing, leaving space in between notes like a sax player, at least in the beginning, was very impressive. Both phenomenal players.
Definitely Gambale!🍻
I really like brett, but can he tame a robotic kangaroo like frank can? Doubtful 😆
Brett
Gambale=Garsed=God=Australian
FRANK IS THE G.O.A.T.
Or just listen to them play together along with shawn lane on the mark varney project
Frank,by a nautical mile,in my opinion.
Player 2 by ko in the third round
Silly comparison!
Gamble is more than a rock one vamp man shredder . Frank can phrase like that over jazz standards ( seen him do it plenty of time) Not just a static 9th
Frank has more wonderful content and phrasing from his playing from listening to Michael Brecker, Steely Dan and Chick Corea