dude thanks for this 4 part lesson it was great. Another song I'm trying to learn that I can't find any help for is Sunday Sermon by Booker T and the MGs. I see you haven't done tutorials in a while but figured I'd throw it out there. Maybe you have some tips
Thank you for this tutorial, I love this tune! ;) By the way, for the ascending scale-like part (from ~0:41 secs) I wonder if Billy Preston played this as octaves, rather than single notes....what do you think? Are you familiar with 'Up on the Rock' by Ray Bryant? Another great piano number that I'd love to see a tutorial for (challenging key though!) Thanks again!
You play this very well...much, much better than I ever could...perhaps because this is a tutorial and, you are holding back a bit from really "feeling" the groove...to ensure the folks who are viewing this as a "piano lesson" are able to follow along/clearly view your hands and the keys...I have to leave two comments (please don't get the impression that I am dissing you or your skillset...just expressing my thoughts) 1. The piano playin here is by IKE...ALL DAY LONG. It is often said/written that Billy Preston is on the piano here...he's DEFINITELY NOT. However, he plays a bit of organ on some of the songs that appear on this album. Billy was playing with his fellow Dorsey High colleagues Arthur Lee and Johnny Echols in The American Four/Arthur Lee and the LAG's at this time...he was JUST about to join up as a regular on SHINDIG also. Many people are unaware that IKE TURNER was a phenomenal pianist...I'm sure that you are aware of that. The complete giveaway indicating that the piano was played by IKE is his signature "bounce" off the keys as he's playing...Ike had very large hands and super long fingers...he was incredibly dextrous and he utilized them to push the groove through the pocket in much the same way that a great drummer would. That swing and jump off the keys is also something that is lacking in this rendition of "Gettin Nasty." Again, not dissing your playing because you are likely trying /concentrating on clearly and, cleanly hitting the keyboard and presenting the notes very obviously in the video. 2. That said...super awesome of you to post this "tutorial" and, share this amazing tune with your viewers. I'd love to see you playing without distraction and really letting yourself get your groove on! Cheers
Thanks man! That’s cool to know that Ike was really playing. I can’t remember if I read it was Billy or someone told me back when I was doing research for the tutorial. I digress.. you’re right about there being a difference in feeling and performing a song verses laying out good teaching examples. I’ve played the song live many times and between having an audience dancing and a band behind you with a tight drummer makes all the difference in the world in regards to feel. Thanks for sharing your knowledge with me. If I still had the keys to the channel so to speak (forgot the password) I’d make an edit to rectify the credit.
Das Arrangement ist gut, aber die Fingersätze sind, hoffentlich nur zur besseren Darstellung auf dem Video, nicht gut - nicht nachmachen. Es grüßt eine, die davon etwas versteht.
Love both Ike Turner and Jurassic 5 for this tune
dude thanks for this 4 part lesson it was great. Another song I'm trying to learn that I can't find any help for is Sunday Sermon by Booker T and the MGs. I see you haven't done tutorials in a while but figured I'd throw it out there. Maybe you have some tips
This tutorial is so brilliant - it’ll take a lifetime to master but I can get through it now after a couple of hours practice. Thank you! 🙌
Awesome tutorial, normally I can't stand people chatting shit on UA-cam videos but you are a great communicator. Thank you.
Dude you killed it 😂
Sir, so delighted to have found this. Great number. And nice work on the lesson.
Ah, that's what I was afraid of. I'll give it a whirl without music using your excellent video. Thanks for the response!
Holy shit you rock man! This is SO HELPFUL
Thank you for this tutorial, I love this tune! ;)
By the way, for the ascending scale-like part (from ~0:41 secs) I wonder if Billy Preston played this as octaves, rather than single notes....what do you think?
Are you familiar with 'Up on the Rock' by Ray Bryant? Another great piano number that I'd love to see a tutorial for (challenging key though!)
Thanks again!
Is this Jurassic 5 concrete schoolyard?:) is it the same song?
Ike Turner's song was sampled by Jurassic 5 :)
Jurassic 5 sampled bits from this song
Thanks for this, it's such a great song.
I gotta learn this
Thank you! This is just what I was looking for
Fantastic, thanks v much for this
Top Lesson Brother!
“now imma say this one time boy and that’s my word!”
We rockin shots and not fire through the Hindenburg
great job sir!
Damn good playing on that there!
Are those keys even weighted? That clickety is a plastic fantastic. Kudos!
Yessir
You play this very well...much, much better than I ever could...perhaps because this is a tutorial and, you are holding back a bit from really "feeling" the groove...to ensure the folks who are viewing this as a "piano lesson" are able to follow along/clearly view your hands and the keys...I have to leave two comments (please don't get the impression that I am dissing you or your skillset...just expressing my thoughts)
1. The piano playin here is by IKE...ALL DAY LONG. It is often said/written that Billy Preston is on the piano here...he's DEFINITELY NOT. However, he plays a bit of organ on some of the songs that appear on this album. Billy was playing with his fellow Dorsey High colleagues Arthur Lee and Johnny Echols in The American Four/Arthur Lee and the LAG's at this time...he was JUST about to join up as a regular on SHINDIG also.
Many people are unaware that IKE TURNER was a phenomenal pianist...I'm sure that you are aware of that. The complete giveaway indicating that the piano was played by IKE is his signature "bounce" off the keys as he's playing...Ike had very large hands and super long fingers...he was incredibly dextrous and he utilized them to push the groove through the pocket in much the same way that a great drummer would. That swing and jump off the keys is also something that is lacking in this rendition of "Gettin Nasty." Again, not dissing your playing because you are likely trying /concentrating on clearly and, cleanly hitting the keyboard and presenting the notes very obviously in the video.
2. That said...super awesome of you to post this "tutorial" and, share this amazing tune with your viewers. I'd love to see you playing without distraction and really letting yourself get your groove on!
Cheers
Thanks man! That’s cool to know that Ike was really playing. I can’t remember if I read it was Billy or someone told me back when I was doing research for the tutorial. I digress.. you’re right about there being a difference in feeling and performing a song verses laying out good teaching examples. I’ve played the song live many times and between having an audience dancing and a band behind you with a tight drummer makes all the difference in the world in regards to feel. Thanks for sharing your knowledge with me. If I still had the keys to the channel so to speak (forgot the password) I’d make an edit to rectify the credit.
@@tylerthompson1842 a tight drummer is the true key
thank you so much!!!!!!!!
damn didnt know it was billy preston on the keys
"Confidence!"
Does anyone have any idea where to get the sheet music for this?
I'm also looking for it. Have you managed to find it so far?
Isn't it hotly debated who actually played the piano part?
Das Arrangement ist gut, aber die Fingersätze sind, hoffentlich nur zur besseren Darstellung auf dem Video, nicht gut - nicht nachmachen. Es grüßt eine, die davon etwas versteht.