You’re a good teacher. I’ll use this lesson to work on my chops. I love those flat-7 chords in the first two songs. Credit to the great Nicky Hopkins who elevated the Stones music with his stellar piano work.
nice lesson. I am stuggling though to get the L and R hand correct on Ruby Tuesday on suss 4 and wondering best way to work on it -hopefully it will come soon - thanks
Great lesson!Another Stones song to include would be You Can’t Always Get What You Want. IMO Nicky Hopkins is the quintessential rock pianist. Sympathy for the Devil is like a master class for rock piano. Nicky did a lot more rhythm variations and embellishments on that song. It would be really cool to do a detailed break down of everything that he does in that song.
@@OnlineRockLessons Excellent! If you feel so inclined please do a tutorial on You Can’t Always Get What You Want. The verses are a simple 2 chord vamp but I don’t ever feel like I capture the rhythm properly when I play it.
Hey! I made everything in C so it’s easier to transpose and understand for the students! It’s really form a teaching side since it’s not a transcription of the songs!
Chuck Leavell Nicky Hopkins Ian Stewart Billy Powell. Any & all lessons of/on their "style" is much appreciated. You did a great job Sis.
You’re a good teacher. I’ll use this lesson to work on my chops. I love those flat-7 chords in the first two songs. Credit to the great Nicky Hopkins who elevated the Stones music with his stellar piano work.
Yes!! 🙌
Great lesson. Great ideas. Was kinda expecting Let’s Spend the Night Together, but I suppose you can’t always get what you want.
I talk about it as idea 5 but for the left!!
I see what you did there.
Thank you! Enjoying and learning from these videos
I’m glad you’re enjoying them!
Wonderful!...just how did the R stones Play Sympathy for the Devil?! Especially, the beginning was well done like R&B some what! . ....🍀
Loving Cup has a good piano riff
Great content! Please do “She’s a rainbow” whenever possible
Another one is Melody, great R&B rhythm
Great lesson! Thank you! 🙂
I'm glad you liked it! ☺️
Very cool, love it! Thank you!
Glad you enjoyed it!
The Nicky Hopkins effect can lift any track to a new level.
Yesss so good!
ORPL......real good job....generous thanks for sharing....hope you continue.
Excellent content. Thank you, From Brooklyn, NY.
I’m glad you liked it! 😊
nice lesson. I am stuggling though to get the L and R hand correct on Ruby Tuesday on suss 4 and wondering best way to work on it -hopefully it will come soon - thanks
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Nice video. Helpful stuff. Thank you !!!!!
Glad it was helpful!
Very interesting. Thank you. 🎹👍
I’m glad you liked it!
I really like these!
❤many regalo beautiful.
Thank you!
Great lesson!Another Stones song to include would be You Can’t Always Get What You Want. IMO Nicky Hopkins is the quintessential rock pianist. Sympathy for the Devil is like a master class for rock piano. Nicky did a lot more rhythm variations and embellishments on that song. It would be really cool to do a detailed break down of everything that he does in that song.
Yes I agree Sympathy is epic! I’ll do a video on it.
@@OnlineRockLessons Excellent! If you feel so inclined please do a tutorial on You Can’t Always Get What You Want. The verses are a simple 2 chord vamp but I don’t ever feel like I capture the rhythm properly when I play it.
I’ll see what I can do thanks for the suggestions! :)
Give love to Chuck Leavel❤❤❤
My fav keyboard player! :)
are u in montreal?
i wanna know nicky h style piano
Thank you. Very helpful, like all your lessons.
Thanks 🙏 I’m glad!
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where s she the rainbow piano！？
I was excited by your video until I see your put everything in the key of c. Show the key that's on the record.It's not that difficult
Hey! I made everything in C so it’s easier to transpose and understand for the students!
It’s really form a teaching side since it’s not a transcription of the songs!
Nice wig
🤣🤣🤣 wow first time I hear that one on YT! That’s my hair dude. But thanks I guess!