0:41 - It Might As Well Be Spring 5:05 - September Song 8:44 - Songe d’Automne 13:22 - Cheek to Cheek 16:37 - Tico Tico 19:06 - Apache 22:04 - Eye of the Tiger 24:04 - Gypsy Mania 26:15 - Killing Me Softly 31:23 - Duke Ellington Medley 35:39 - It Don’t Mean a Thing If It Ain’t Got That Swing 37:16 - The Sound of Silence 41:46 - Concierto de Aranjuez 46:35 - Malagueña 49:57 - Beethoven’s Fifth Symphony 52:15 - Stardust 55:51 - I’m Getting Sentimental Over You 1:00:03 - Come Fly With Me 1:02:40 - Carlos Jobim Medley
Vinny Raniolo does an amazing great job with rhythm and harmonization. Also, how can be possible that in a such long concert they did not do a single mistake with a wrong chord or a note? That's genius!
We saw them in a restaurant in VA. We had front row seats six feet from them. I play guitar and I watched everything they did like a hawk. Vinny gets some amazing sounds out of that flattop Collings, you don't expect to see that in jazz. It just proves that a great guitarist can get the sounds they want out of their instrument. They are great performers and obviously enjoyed us watching and reacting to everything they did. They did a couple of requests for us, talked with us afterwards, and I will never forget that night.
Just when I think they can't get any better,then this, they never ceases to amaze me. bravo gentleman. thank you for sharing your passion with us we are truly blessed
I was lucky enough to meet Frank and Vinny at a jazz concert here in Evans, GA a few years ago. As a fledgling guitarist for many years they totally blew me away. I told Frank that watching him play gave me an urge to throw my guitar away, as I almost did with my golf clubs when I saw Nicklaus hit a driver for the first time!
Thanks for give us the opportunity « to be with you » for an other great moment of beautiful music. Franck and Vinnie are so talentuous and pleasants to !!!
I am so happy to see and hear you and Vinny working together. To me you are an inseparable duo and a blessing to watch. Take care………Stay away from ATVs.
I do regret not being able to make the show in Goshen, IN last night!!! A lost opportunity that doesn't happen that often around here. My thanks to Vinnie also for his tutorial material! My thanks too to Frank and his work with Martin Taylor who's been the top of my list for many years!! You are all as inspirational as you are a joy to hear!! I love the work with the old standards!! Keep up the great work!!
I was there! They were fantastic. And I was there when they returned this past winter. And, of course, they were fantastic again. I'm pretty sure that because of the damned COVID-19, they won't be back this coming winter. 2022, I'm hoping.
@@bobtaylor170 It's hard to keep up on what's going on in this area. All too often I only hear about things AFTER they happen!!! A lot of good that does!!!
@@Blasthoff , yes, this is a sort of dead zone in a lot of ways, isn't it? A friend found out about their return here in March only because he went to the Vignola website. Before the show, I was coming out of the men's room, turned a sort of corner, and there he was, guitar case in hand, Vignola himself. He saw the shock on my face and laughed. We exchanged a couple of pleasantries and he had to move off to the dressing room. A very nice guy. I wanted to scream, "You know you're the greatest fucking jazz guitarist in the world, don't you?!" but managed to restrain myself.
Frank once told me that when he put out his first CD and advertised it in Just Jazz Guitar Magazine the first check he got in the mail was from my late father (he sent it back, along with the CD). It was Bucky Pizzarelli who told my dad about him, which gives you an idea what the older generation of guitarists thought of Frank when he came on the scene. Great video, except for the abrupt ending mid-Jobim.
I presume your father to be the great guitarist, Tony Mottola? I am in in my 40's and have a selection of his works - Roman Guitar one of my favorites. "Its Sunday" with Sinatra still gives me goosebumps. My Father as a kid in the 60's met him once in Upstate NY when your Father passed through and visited family. I think that is the story. Your Father certainly stands out of the many in the great heritage of outstanding guitarists of Italian extraction.
@@bjpetro3041 The guitar was a fixture in many Italian immigrant homes. My grandfather, who sang Neapolitan songs and accompanied himself on guitar, gave my father his first lessons. Thanks for the kind words.
Hanno ripetuto tante volte questo per avere una sincronizzazione, possono fare quello che vogliono con la chitarra tantissima esperienza,sono dei geni essendo anch'io chitarrista ne capisco.
The guy who put a thumbs down - someone should tell him/her that this video is not for the deaf.
0:41 - It Might As Well Be Spring
5:05 - September Song
8:44 - Songe d’Automne
13:22 - Cheek to Cheek
16:37 - Tico Tico
19:06 - Apache
22:04 - Eye of the Tiger
24:04 - Gypsy Mania
26:15 - Killing Me Softly
31:23 - Duke Ellington Medley
35:39 - It Don’t Mean a Thing If It Ain’t Got That Swing
37:16 - The Sound of Silence
41:46 - Concierto de Aranjuez
46:35 - Malagueña
49:57 - Beethoven’s Fifth Symphony
52:15 - Stardust
55:51 - I’m Getting Sentimental Over You
1:00:03 - Come Fly With Me
1:02:40 - Carlos Jobim Medley
Due grandissimi italo-americani.
Complimementi.
a occhi chiusi,, dal suono melodico e, l'esecuzione..è solo lui, il fenomenale,grande, FRANK VIGNOLA , very very good.😂🎉😊 guido.
Vinny Raniolo does an amazing great job with rhythm and harmonization. Also, how can be possible that in a such long concert they did not do a single mistake with a wrong chord or a note? That's genius!
Vinny is seriously underrated. He's a superb rhythm guitarist, and can keep it up for hours! (Ooo-er, Missus...)
I am so glad you recovered from your ATV accident. Sounds like it was very serious for you. Thank God you survived and recovered.
What a song and performance 🎭 much respect brothers Frank and Vinny. We thank God that u survived the accident and retained all your virtuosity ✌️
Indeed.
bravissimi👋👋👋👋👋👋
Оч круто! Спасибо ❤
We saw them in a restaurant in VA. We had front row seats six feet from them. I play guitar and I watched everything they did like a hawk. Vinny gets some amazing sounds out of that flattop Collings, you don't expect to see that in jazz. It just proves that a great guitarist can get the sounds they want out of their instrument. They are great performers and obviously enjoyed us watching and reacting to everything they did. They did a couple of requests for us, talked with us afterwards, and I will never forget that night.
You're so lucky, it is my dream to see them live someday.
Eccezionali...
I have heard them play many times ! The are the best !
3 times the duo, once just Frank.
I smiled for a week after every show.
They are the best!
@@ursafan40 OK, now I am officially jealous!
Fantastic playing, beautiful chord voicings and immaculate arrrangements. So slick yet so effortless sounding. A joy to listen to.
Guitars as they were meant to be played !
Great guitar duo !
Just when I think they can't get any better,then this, they never ceases to amaze me. bravo gentleman. thank you for sharing your passion with us we are truly blessed
Great Frank and Vinny! See you soon in Italy 🙂
Musicians and Magicians!!! I could watch this over and over, and I am. 😀👍
Just fantastic made me so happy watching this superb flawless performance
I`ve never heard better.
I was lucky enough to meet Frank and Vinny at a jazz concert here in Evans, GA a few years ago. As a fledgling guitarist for many years they totally blew me away. I told Frank that watching him play gave me an urge to throw my guitar away, as I almost did with my golf clubs when I saw Nicklaus hit a driver for the first time!
Odd, had the opposite reaction when I met Frank in San Jose. Buckled down and started woodshedding. To each his own !
Famous for listening ...
Awesome !!! Troppo Bene !!!
Two masters.
Thanks for posting - this is OUTSTANDING, as well as a fine addition to an extended binge listen to Oscar Alemán and Django Reinhardt.
Frank is also a terrific teacher on Truefire
I attest to that as I am one of his many students also...
Thanks for give us the opportunity « to be with you » for an other great moment of beautiful music. Franck and Vinnie are so talentuous and pleasants to !!!
Wow and Vinni such a great player in his own right.
Vinny you are AWESOME 👏🏼I first listened to you play with Tatiana. 👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼
Fantastici !!!
I am so happy to see and hear you and Vinny working together. To me you are an inseparable duo and a blessing to watch. Take care………Stay away from ATVs.
Absolutely flawless 💝
Magic.
What a good version of Songe d'Automne at 8:30 :) I love this duet. Siete bravissimi Frank e Vinny
wonderful
Buenísimos !!!
love those guys
I do regret not being able to make the show in Goshen, IN last night!!! A lost opportunity that doesn't happen that often around here. My thanks to Vinnie also for his tutorial material! My thanks too to Frank and his work with Martin Taylor who's been the top of my list for many years!! You are all as inspirational as you are a joy to hear!! I love the work with the old standards!! Keep up the great work!!
I was there! They were fantastic. And I was there when they returned this past winter. And, of course, they were fantastic again. I'm pretty sure that because of the damned COVID-19, they won't be back this coming winter. 2022, I'm hoping.
@@bobtaylor170 It's hard to keep up on what's going on in this area. All too often I only hear about things AFTER they happen!!! A lot of good that does!!!
@@Blasthoff , yes, this is a sort of dead zone in a lot of ways, isn't it? A friend found out about their return here in March only because he went to the Vignola website.
Before the show, I was coming out of the men's room, turned a sort of corner, and there he was, guitar case in hand, Vignola himself. He saw the shock on my face and laughed. We exchanged a couple of pleasantries and he had to move off to the dressing room. A very nice guy. I wanted to scream, "You know you're the greatest fucking jazz guitarist in the world, don't you?!" but managed to restrain myself.
Wow
Absolute Mastery with a great sense of humor
Frank once told me that when he put out his first CD and advertised it in Just Jazz Guitar Magazine the first check he got in the mail was from my late father (he sent it back, along with the CD). It was Bucky Pizzarelli who told my dad about him, which gives you an idea what the older generation of guitarists thought of Frank when he came on the scene. Great video, except for the abrupt ending mid-Jobim.
I presume your father to be the great guitarist, Tony Mottola? I am in in my 40's and have a selection of his works - Roman Guitar one of my favorites. "Its Sunday" with Sinatra still gives me goosebumps. My Father as a kid in the 60's met him once in Upstate NY when your Father passed through and visited family. I think that is the story. Your Father certainly stands out of the many in the great heritage of outstanding guitarists of Italian extraction.
@@bjpetro3041 The guitar was a fixture in many Italian immigrant homes. My grandfather, who sang Neapolitan songs and accompanied himself on guitar, gave my father his first lessons. Thanks for the kind words.
Perfect Duo!! :)
That's mental! How do you even think it???? Brilliant!!!
they are like Albert Einsteins of guitar playing.
This is great!
❤️🙏🙋🏼♂️🇨🇦
Bravo !
What's not to love about this performance?
You should invite Jean-Félix Lalanne, Solorazaf and Jean-Michel Kajdan.
It's wonderful. I love it. But it's disappointing that the recording doesn't continue to the end of the performance. Why?
Those 3 chords at 51:00...
What's the song they play at min 26:15 please ?
Killing me softly - Roberta Flack
Killing Me Softly
whats the name of the song he plays @42m
Concierto de Aranjuez - Adagio
Concierto de Aranjuez
Concierto de Aranjuez
Does anyone know the song they play at min 19??
The Shadows : Apache
Due grandiosi chitarristi italoamericani,senza dimenticare John Pizzarelli e la sua famiglia anch'essi italoamericani.
Hanno ripetuto tante volte questo per avere una sincronizzazione, possono fare quello che vogliono con la chitarra tantissima esperienza,sono dei geni essendo anch'io chitarrista ne capisco.
Apache
Apache
Can anyone provide a song listing?
The is plaeing guitar properly beautifull
Can someone tell me the name of the opening number please?!
It Might As Well Be Spring
@@littlewally254 Thanks very much!! :)
Why don’t they give them a chair or something? It is kind of exhausting to stand up for half an hour or whatever with a guitar
There were absolutely no chairs in the whole country even thou they demanded to have a pair. 🤪
Guitars with no pedals…………..