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Is this a joke? That sounds like crap.

I really like the color too .

is this Made in China?

The pickup configuration is like the Gibson Tom Scholz Collector's Choice Les Paul from 2013. I wish Eastman would make these guitars on a permanent basis, because now I want one. Can't swing it at the moment though.

Fun fact: Those weren't the right fingerings. The bass clarinet was just too scared to make the wrong notes.

That P90 in the neck makes it for my tastes.

P90 in the neck and humbucker bridge is an unique set-up. Interesting you have a fretwrap on a guitar. Usually fretwraps are used on bass. Sounds really good.

amazing interview and a powerful archive of our time, the history of the music, the beauty and love of humanity!

Muscles looking good bro@

Good lord his articulation is burning fast

Thank you so much from Cameroon! Please keep these invaluable lessons coming!❤

10.000 hours = fetishism 😂 , better to have a life on the road w pocketbook 🎉❤

Is amazing

Is amazing

Awesome, thanks for spending time entertaining us ❤ you are very talented. God bless you ❤️

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im playing the same instruments as you, kinda instant kinship for me, thanks for sharing

30:49 Great quote!

Nice bari❤

thank you for doing the interview wiith the incredible Micah Thomas. Please do something about the quality. Your constant blowing into the mic is unbearable.

I have a question about aerophones: how do you get rid of key latency?

Great, great, great Interview. Thanks!!!!

Nice tone

When will it be hot? 😂

What model is that?

80% of the shredders out there doesn't even know who frank is, although some people like me can easily put frank on my top 5 shredders of all time.

Bro made bassoons jealous

Nice

this is dope!!! just a tip from a fellow bass clarinetist try not to be that tense when you play was is can affect your tecnique and tounging in general

waoo spectacular beutiful sound

Killer on fire

Thanks , very interesting!!

Sounds amazing, which soprano do you play? Would be very thankful for reply )))

I've been playing 50yrs.i can copy jimi..I can copy eddie..I cam even copy dimola.but nobody can copy frank

Kurt Rosenwinkel, awesome. His album Reflections is one of my faves. Going to watch this!tomorrow.

Nice to get allan Holdsworth name dropped. My Fave

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It is Criminal that these conversations don't have more views! These have all been fascinating to me and I have gleaned many great insights from each and everyone I have listened to thus far!

Love Pete's playing! Have 3 of his recordings and he has got the goods! Excellent Conversation!

I can listen to Wynton talk all day..

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59 to1:03 wow

Blistering!!!

Dwight is an amazing player! He did a recording with Buddy Budson that featured Danny Spencer on Drums who was in Kenny Cox's Modern Jazz Quintent that featured Joe Hendersons younger brother Leon Henderson On Tenor! Great conversation!!!

When Wynton started talking about Louis Armstrong from that point forward he really seemed sparked and engaged! Great conversation! I truly hope this channel grows moving forward!!!

Great discussion thus far! Marcus is a great player and interesting in hearing his perspectives on a variety of topics!

Love Patricks playing! His recording debut was on Trumpeter Melton Mustafas " The Traveling Man " recording when Patrick was a Junior in High School! His playing, phrasing and soloing on that record was amazing! The entire album is amazing and I still pull that out and listen to it to this day! Great conversation!!!

Frank mentioned Mark Varney who was the founder and head of the Label Legato Records that introduced Frank Gambale to the world! I had the entire Legato records catalog at one time and sadly I sold a lot of it over the years! Mark had sold all the rights to Franks music back to Frank and Mark ended up buying my copy of Franks recording " A Present for the Future " from me years later as he no longer had a copy and at that time it was a pretty rare item! Doctor Thunder I am impressed with your broad interest in many musical styles! I am a Jazz ( B.A.M ) aficionado at heart and it is my strongest musical passion, but I was also at the forefront of the whole Shred movement that began in the early 80's into the present as well loving 70's era of music along with Motown and styles such as that! Glad to learn this channel exists, I have watched many of these interviews in the past and will dive into more now that I know where they are now located! Blessings to you!!!

Been a Gambale fan since he came on the scene back in the 80's on Legato Records! Brave New Guitar and MVP Truth in Shredding with Holdsworth are masterpieces that have withstood the test of time! Dr.Thunder check out Dana Rasch, he is right up there with Gambale!!! Here is a link to a track of his! th-cam.com/video/aOTd1DtiSi4/w-d-xo.html

Dear Frank, Allan Holdsworth wasn't only brillant but he was a genius! Nessuno come lui...