| Monster Licks-Speed Picking, Frank Gambale | 
 enlarge | Actor: Frank Gambale
Studio: Warner Brothers Pub.
Category: DVD
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Avg. Customer Rating:  8 reviews
Sales Rank: 55992
Format: Color, Dvd-video, Full Screen, Ntsc
Language: English (Original Language)
Rating: NR (Not Rated)
Number Of Items: 1
Running Time: 60
Aspect Ratio: 1.33:1
Shipping Weight (lbs): 0.2
Dimensions (in): 7.1 x 5.4 x 0.6
MPN: 904818
ISBN: 0757999689
UPC: 654979048183
EAN: 9780757999680
ASIN: B00007CWIB
Theatrical Release Date: September 9, 1992
Release Date: October 29, 2002
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Product Description
This DVD details Frank's innovative speed/sweep picking technique and presents a method for developing "monster licks." He demonstrates his picking technique in the context of scales, pentatonics, arpeggios, and triad examples, playing each slowly and then at lightning speed. DVD special features include: tuning segment, video performance (Allan Holdsworth, John Scofield), Concert with Class preview, Frank Gambale catalog, and Internet connectivity.
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 Gambale Sweeping technique November 23, 2007
No wonder Frank Gambale is dubbed the King of Sweep-Picking on guitar. His sweeps are more difficult to execute than your average Malmsteen sweeps. It however sounds jazzy and fusiony which will add sophistication and sassiness to your technique once mastered. Frank is also a great teacher. He also demonstrates economy-picking which will add fluidity, almost legato-like effect to your scale-runs. These techniques once mastered will have you shredding. The only thing then left for you to do is to then practice,practice and practice.
DVD with problem August 23, 2007
0 out of 2 found this review helpful
DVD with problem, look dears, I kwow the biggest Amazon, please change this product, cause it was bad...or olse, forget it...regards
Franks Spanking January 6, 2007
1 out of 1 found this review helpful
When I see Frank Play with brilliant artists such as Ckick Corea and Holdsworth, he really contributes a ton of what he has in him to the music as a whole. His brain cutting speed incorperated into wide arpeggio sweeps and giant scalar runs can just about swipe your memory! I've always wanted to know exactly how he did those things and the DVD is what I've been looking for.
The way that he teaches keeps you very interested. It's great for anyone whos looking for mega shredding ability. Even if your not a Gambale fan Its still well worth getting because you can take what he's given you and bend and twist it into fitting what you do.
If you are a Gambale fan or want to be chek out:
1.Chick Corea: live at montreux(DVD)
2.Centrifugal Funk(CD)
Some of the best Gambale playing(in my opinion)
Whazzup with these player haters? June 9, 2006
The previous reviews appear to be from people with some serious jealousy issues. Look, for those seriously looking to up their game, here is the one reason every guitar player should own this video ... Gambale's sweep picking style.
I first became aware of his amazing technique when his video was playing in a Sam Ash store. I pay attention to the picking technique of players because mine needs work. So, I am watching this guy play and I realize ... he is laying down these ripping fast runs, yet his wrist, forearm, and pick seem to almost never move. As I continued to watch, I realized just how inefficient most players are when it comes to our picking technique.
Who cares about his weird hair style! The man can play. Just ask Chick Corea.
why didn't he teach me this in the first place?! January 17, 2005
9 out of 11 found this review helpful
maybe I'm jumping the gun, but the way Frank speed picks scales is messing up my tried & true alternate picking (that I learned from his Chopbuilder video!). There is a disclaimer in the booklet saying "there is a slight trade off" by using his technique.
Instead of constantly alternate picking scales, he also uses small, 2-string "sweeps" to get to each next string. Maybe this will be benificial in the long run, but right now this technique is messing me up when I play some of the alternate picking licks I already know. I can't see the light at the end of the tunnel that assures me the time spent learning all this new stuff is going to make what I already know much faster.
however, the arpegios section, in which he sweeps several strings at a time, are good. I know because I had already mastered some similar "sweeps" prior to buying this DVD and they integrated seamlessly with my alternate picking.
The lessons are well constructed/taught and the video is very professionally edited.
I suppose the jury is still out...I can always edit this review, so I'll get back to you.
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