The thing is that, frank cAnt believe in how much birelli is kickin (bireli goes beyond the end of the fretboard). Then frank comes in and kick so much that even makes bireli commit a little mistake (the 6th string goes out of the neck at some point of the comping). One of the best guitar jams ever. Both are stellar, there's no best in this case
@@joluijten6313 I agree with you somewhat... I have a love/hate with him as I can't really stand his playing on the electric guitar, but I adore him on acoustic guitar
J'étais personnellement non seulement à ce concert mais j'ai assisté complètement par hasard à la répétition de Gambale et Bireli Lagrene. A cet époque Bireli ne connaissait me semble-t-il pas tous les standards, tout au moins ceux que semblait avoir choisi Gambale. De ce fait Gambale jouait l'accompagnement en même temps qu'il chantait le thème et dans le même temps Bireli reproduisait la couleur des accords qu'il entendait. Après avoir fait tourner la grille une seule fois, Bireli Lagrene connaissait le morceau. Étant là pr hasard comme je vous le disais plus haut, ils m'avaient demandé si je n'avais pas quelque chose pour les enregistrer : je suis donc allé chercher un walkman et une cassette que j'avais et j'ai enregistré cette répétition mémorable qui au départ leur était destinée. Mais au final, personne n'avait besoin de cet enregistrement et je le possède encore quelque part je ne sais où. Voilà pour l'anecdote de ce concert. Pour info, Gambale avait fait dans l'après midi un clinic dans le cadre d'un stage appelé "Guitare passion". Peut-être qu'un jour je posterai cet enregistrement, qui sait ?
two different style, two great guitarists. tkx for sharing! Franck and sweeping technic is very impressing but i prefer lyrism of Bireli. It was the same i felt with Di meola and Bireli on spain in 86
For all of the people trying to claim that musical styles were created in one country or another here is where it all came from. GOD! As simple minded Humans we only discover what God already knows. Sit back and enjoy what both of these two different brilliant musicians have discovered and worked so hard to play. And thank God for giving us beautiful melodies to play and great musicians to perform them for us.
I envy how Bireli plays but he has a lot louder sound, delay and plays for longer time ,but his music is awesome - ultra kill for him. Frank´s playing was for me more musical, clean, relaxed and perhaps too much gambale :)
The more i've researched music over my life, the more i've seen that the claim that europeans didn't have rhythm is incorrect. The disconnect comes in that most thinking about historical forms of european music only think's in turn of the clean and clinical 'higher' compositions. The folk had rhythm of all sorts, from the drum and bass jungle grooves of the breton drum bands. To the grooves of different folk musics.
Tell that to Leonardo DaVinci "Oi son... a few less strokes alright mate? Less is more... just stick a blob on the canvas like those wa*kers will do 500 years from now and call it a day alwight?".
The Blues, Rock, Salsa and Jazz are American creations Americans took all the elements of Europe, Africa, and the Islands and synthesized them into these particular styles. Classical and Skiffel music are European. Flamenco is Gypsy, Arabian and African Moorish. The Africans also had their own chords and melody as well as rhythm.
Gambale definitely gets one-up'd here. It really sounds like he's intimidated cause of his lack of being able to really swing like a jazz guitarist. What an amazing performance though, definitely has been a repeated play for years now.
I almost had a heart attack when I saw this. Bireli and Frank! Doesn't get any better than this...
OMG Gambale at times, sings his solo in harmony as he is playing it. Completely insane playing by both.
I know , it’s amazing 🤩
🤣🤣🤣🤣😂😂
Gambale has some real jazz chops. Combination of melodic and virtuosic passages. Space, dynamics, interesting note choices.
This music sounds heavenly and they are two masters doing their thing!
☆☆☆☆☆
The thing is that, frank cAnt believe in how much birelli is kickin (bireli goes beyond the end of the fretboard). Then frank comes in and kick so much that even makes bireli commit a little mistake (the 6th string goes out of the neck at some point of the comping). One of the best guitar jams ever. Both are stellar, there's no best in this case
Gambale does here an incredible solo !
Brilliant stuff. Whoever got these two playing together...DO IT AGAIN!!! :-)
They both have perfect touch and timing.
bireli obviously did the first solo! Two of my favorites! Love it! Thx for sharing !
I can hear Gambale laugh when he hears something that Birelli did that impressed him ......or That he liked ...
Two of the best in the world!
Both these guys are playing very well here. Thanks for posting this in good audio.
Bireli in best form! Great Ovation guitar sound!! Mr.sweep Frank👍
I wish Bireli, Gambale and McLaughlin would make an acoustic album together. That would be my ultimate guitar trio
Mc laughlin ?? Much to stif !
@@joluijten6313 I agree with you somewhat... I have a love/hate with him as I can't really stand his playing on the electric guitar, but I adore him on acoustic guitar
only that stiff you can reach abnormal alternate picking speed like john. anything else starts to be indifferent sound pulp
J'étais personnellement non seulement à ce concert mais j'ai assisté complètement par hasard à la répétition de Gambale et Bireli Lagrene. A cet époque Bireli ne connaissait me semble-t-il pas tous les standards, tout au moins ceux que semblait avoir choisi Gambale. De ce fait Gambale jouait l'accompagnement en même temps qu'il chantait le thème et dans le même temps Bireli reproduisait la couleur des accords qu'il entendait. Après avoir fait tourner la grille une seule fois, Bireli Lagrene connaissait le morceau.
Étant là pr hasard comme je vous le disais plus haut, ils m'avaient demandé si je n'avais pas quelque chose pour les enregistrer : je suis donc allé chercher un walkman et une cassette que j'avais et j'ai enregistré cette répétition mémorable qui au départ leur était destinée. Mais au final, personne n'avait besoin de cet enregistrement et je le possède encore quelque part je ne sais où.
Voilà pour l'anecdote de ce concert.
Pour info, Gambale avait fait dans l'après midi un clinic dans le cadre d'un stage appelé "Guitare passion".
Peut-être qu'un jour je posterai cet enregistrement, qui sait ?
Wow!!Two of my favorite players,or,I should say, MASTERS!!Thanks!
Thats no fight guys its a gift for the ears
two different style, two great guitarists. tkx for sharing! Franck and sweeping technic is very impressing but i prefer lyrism of Bireli. It was the same i felt with Di meola and Bireli on spain in 86
What a treat birelli is the most advanced most musical guitarist and composer on the planet
Lol all done before just elements of varied jazz greats
Gambale had more melodic approach, in some phrases he add some classic fusion chops, but he always keep the guitar singing,
Wow two of my most fave players!
An what a story he tells!!!!!!:)wow.just amazing
Legendary
Einfach der Wahnsinn.
Wow!! Phrasing like god's..
You know who is God, stupid !
I love how Bireli stays to his style and doesn't seem to feel the need to be drawn into a speed picking match. Bireli can however rip if he wants to!
Don't think anyone won, just playing and complimenting each other.
Que parceria hein? Muito rico o conteúdo sonoro....
Profundamente claros, tan veloz e inexplicable es su belleza sonora.
I wish there' s a live video of this performance by two of jazz fusions genius gtr players😤😬😂🎸🎸🎸🎶🎶🎶
Wonderful document, thank you !!!
c'était à Cannes , au Festival Cannes Passion Guitare , "invitation" version mémorable .
When two genius met them
I thought frank soloed first then heard the second solo lol they sound very similar in this recording! Id love to hear this whole concert
bireli goes even beyond the 24th fret. gambale plays in the same level. epic
gambale is a fucking bible.
@@JuanMoreno-mu5ru also bireli haha cant know who i love the most
Thanks my fr. Juan
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I'm short of words. Fire! Dope! Holy fuck!
je kiffe, je kiffffffe , je surkiffffffffe en fait ;)
Speaking of two giants, entendu - my personal preference goes to Franks' solo...
Giants!
Paul, the question is, where does this come from? did you record yourself? any other thing from it? a pic? any other recording? thanks!
Is that Frank scatting with his solo?
For all of the people trying to claim that musical styles were created in one country or another here is where it all came from. GOD! As simple minded Humans we only discover what God already knows. Sit back and enjoy what both of these two different brilliant musicians have discovered and worked so hard to play. And thank God for giving us beautiful melodies to play and great musicians to perform them for us.
Elegant statement from such an offensive username haha....
I envy how Bireli plays but he has a lot louder sound, delay and plays for longer time ,but his music is awesome - ultra kill for him. Frank´s playing was for me more musical, clean, relaxed and perhaps too much gambale :)
Sometimes Gambale is what you get when you play with Gamabale.
Grandes
Wow is this recording real :O!? You can also hear alot of Gambale's influence on Bireli's latest electric guitar album. Great stuff!
hail Bireli!!!
Wow! Love it. It´s impressing how unique Franks style already was 20 years ago. Do you have more?
africa and europe is were it all started ;) Europe is chords and africa is rhythm
The more i've researched music over my life, the more i've seen that the claim that europeans didn't have rhythm is incorrect. The disconnect comes in that most thinking about historical forms of european music only think's in turn of the clean and clinical 'higher' compositions. The folk had rhythm of all sorts, from the drum and bass jungle grooves of the breton drum bands. To the grooves of different folk musics.
Europe is music, Africa is drum beats.
@japijapo20 the title is INVITATION ... check the Real book 1
it' Bronislau Kaper and the words by Paul Francis webster
I don't think Frank Gambale, Guthrie Govan, Shawnlane, and Bireli are humans
Their bodies are possessed by music angels.
@paulzapau where did you get this audio?
😌
very rare in fact,shame the original footage
@Samymakintosh and Bireli??
bireli nadhera............
je to uzasny duo,oba dva z jineho sveta............
Hey, one of you guys- less really IS more. Really.
not necessarily...less isn't more, and more isn't more...It's how you do both of those things
Tell that to Leonardo DaVinci "Oi son... a few less strokes alright mate? Less is more... just stick a blob on the canvas like those wa*kers will do 500 years from now and call it a day alwight?".
The Blues, Rock, Salsa and Jazz are American creations Americans took all the elements of Europe, Africa, and the Islands and synthesized them into these particular styles. Classical and Skiffel music are European. Flamenco is Gypsy, Arabian and African Moorish. The Africans also had their own chords and melody as well as rhythm.
Foda
Endless jazz runs are easy odd choice off guitar for jazz
Why all this hatespeech on TH-cam? Oh don't get it... :-(
America is where it all started son. Blues, Rock, Jazz Soul. England Skiffel music. lol PS. Gambale Is Australian and he went to GIT not Berkley.
Gambale definitely gets one-up'd here. It really sounds like he's intimidated cause of his lack of being able to really swing like a jazz guitarist. What an amazing performance though, definitely has been a repeated play for years now.
invitation? who is the composer...
Bireli Lagrene
@@angelonovak928 Thank you.
No, the composer is Bronislaw Kaper. It became a jazz standard after being used as the theme in a 1952 film "Invitation".
Frank clearly better here.
No! :)
I hate slideshows..
Gambale won!
Checkmate.
Yeah, Frank never sounds panic stricken, unlike Lagrene who sounds like he gets a bit lost occasionally too.
I would love to see how a young Pat Martino would have played with these guys.
You do not get it not a contest art bro stop defining
Bireli is superior, playing bebop separates the men from the boys
what a fuck you are saying, Gambale is a bebop master and is not different on this performance
Gambale ya debe prescindir en la actualidad de esos barridos de arpegios tan horribles, sus solos no necesitan de esas arbitrariedades cacofónicas...