Thank you for teaching this song. When I searched it I was very doubtful. Then I found your wonderful channel. I am an elementary teacher and I love how you cater to different learning styles. I also love the piano above, great for visual learners like me. I subscribed today and will continue to check out your other videos.
H of Jazz, bro you really helped me out being a guitarist i wasnt getting it (by ear) but your cool lingo ,& explanation of th chord structure , as well as to hold or resolve to dominant etc. was All G. Thanx for sharing your skills with us .👊☝✌
About 1969 I purchased a chord book for piano and guitar in 3 different positions. Titled "5200 Chords" allowing for suspended chords and such improvizations.
Man and I love your teaching but this is the second R&B old-school jammie from the 70s that you say you never heard of before being asked to teach it, the other one was Stevie Wonders' 'Too High'. Both of these hits were in heavy rotation on urban radio stations back in the day so I'm curious as to where did you grow up. No offense intended, but these are old classics in the black community you look African-American, I could be mistaken though. Nice job tho'.
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Thank you for teaching this song. When I searched it I was very doubtful. Then I found your wonderful channel. I am an elementary teacher and I love how you cater to different learning styles. I also love the piano above, great for visual learners like me. I subscribed today and will continue to check out your other videos.
H of Jazz, bro you really helped me out being a guitarist i wasnt getting it (by ear) but your cool lingo ,& explanation of th chord structure , as well as to hold or resolve to dominant etc. was All G. Thanx for sharing your skills with us .👊☝✌
Thanks! Another guitarist seeking the right way to do this great song, accurate 100%!
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Thank you Jazz! You still bringing it. Love this song.. From Body Heat.. Classic!
LEON WARE!!!!! Wrote and produced this track.Quincy Jones takes the credit. And Average White Band did a remake. .
Thanks, man! Interested in six string guitar, but you doing via piano is just fine. Great stuff!!
About 1969 I purchased a chord book for piano and guitar in 3 different positions. Titled "5200 Chords" allowing for suspended chords and such improvizations.
thanks for spelling out each chord. very helpful.
Didn't realize you did this years ago!
Thanks, again. This group made "pick up the pieces" as well. I thought it was G flat, nevertheless, another great tutorial. Much appreciated!
Happy to do it!! 😁
Did y'all know that Quincy Jones wrote this cut? It's on his album "Body Heat".
Actually, no I didn't!
@@houseofjaz Leon Ware and Pam Sawyer wrote this song.
Leon Ware wrote it. Quincy orchestrates the music for all instruments and voice.
Yo Check out Quincy Jones classic version of this song . Featuring some incredible artist ❤👀
Great stuff.
I agree, thanks Gerald!
Man and I love your teaching but this is the second R&B old-school jammie from the 70s that you say you never heard of before being asked to teach it, the other one was Stevie Wonders' 'Too High'. Both of these hits were in heavy rotation on urban radio stations back in the day so I'm curious as to where did you grow up. No offense intended, but these are old classics in the black community you look African-American, I could be mistaken though. Nice job tho'.
Avery Wright right he did a good job but wow what rock he been under...lol these are hits
Hey guys I think these songs might be a little b4 his time he's a youngin🌞