Let me start by saying great job. I'm a self taught started at a late age piano guy. I never thought I would be able to play an elton john song. Your videos have given me that ability. Now I'm actually playing an Elton john song! Thank you so much
Thanks for posting this! I learnt it a couple of months ago but had to export the left and right hand parts separately and then put them together on an online video editor. I hope Glenn is doing well, he did a lot for our community and so are you! Greetings from Bolivia P.S. You should get a new profile pic, something that makes your channel more recognizable and gives an idea of what you do over here!
I already learnt this song, but your studio versions are best, so I'm here and ready to learn again. I can already play half song and i think i can say that this version is way better.
I remember going to the record store and getting Blue Moves the day it came out and being shocked at how non-pop the album was. Some of it was actually facially dull, and the uptempo attempted hit “Bite your lip (get up and dance)” was clearly a swing and a miss. Still “Sorry seems to be the hardest word” and “ “Tonight” were fantastic. To this day I remember the poor quality vinyl my album was stamped on. Lots of pops when brand new, and one platter had a big bubble in it. Modern vinyl aficionados gloss over the poor quality of mainstream records in the 1970s. Later I gained an appreciation for a lot of the other tracks once I could hear them on CD and streaming plus hear them with the ears of an adult, because this is very much an adult album.
I love your videos! the transcriptions are very accurate to the original interpretations. I love your dedication to Elton John. Could you make an arrangement of 'Hello, Hello', the duet with Lady Gaga?
Sorry for the late reply. At the moment (and in no particular order): Madman Across The Water (Live BBC Sounds for Saturday) I'm Still Standing (Live in Ephesus) Where To Now St. Peter? (Live from The Rainbow Theater) I Feel Like A Bullet In The Gun Of Robert Ford (Live from The Rainbow Theater) Jingle Bells Boogie Woogie (Live from Lisbon, Portugal 2016) Amoreena (Live 17-11-70) Mona Lisas and Mad Hatters Don't Go Breaking My Heart (Live Edinburgh 76 (no promises on this one)) The Ballad of Danny Bailey (Live Chicago 1988) Pinball Wizard (Studio Version) Empty Garden (Live Madison Square Garden 1999) Goodbye Yellow Brick Road (Studio Version) This Song Has No Title (Studio Version) A kind person on my patreon early this year sent me the official songbooks produced in the 70's of most of Elton's classic era album (1970-1976). They aren't totally note-for-note accurate (which is what I strive for), so I'm also working on tweaking them so that they can be fully released. So that's another 70 or so songs there. All of them will be free once they're finished.
890th subscriber 891th subscriber and 886th subscriber. I am sorry, I did want to be your 887th and 888th subscriber, but that time it was too late. So, now(this day/today), I am only your, 886th 890th, and 891st subscriber
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Sheet Music & Midi available free here: eltonscafe.net/Songs/SorrySeemsToBe.htm
Let me start by saying great job. I'm a self taught started at a late age piano guy. I never thought I would be able to play an elton john song. Your videos have given me that ability. Now I'm actually playing an Elton john song! Thank you so much
beautiful song. 🎶
Thanks for posting this! I learnt it a couple of months ago but had to export the left and right hand parts separately and then put them together on an online video editor. I hope Glenn is doing well, he did a lot for our community and so are you! Greetings from Bolivia
P.S. You should get a new profile pic, something that makes your channel more recognizable and gives an idea of what you do over here!
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this is very unexpected and very great!
Buut still waiting for "Believe" studio version but it's i think so insane
I know it's not Elton but I would die happy if I ever saw Aladdin Sane transcribed with the crazy solo included!
I already learnt this song, but your studio versions are best, so I'm here and ready to learn again. I can already play half song and i think i can say that this version is way better.
Can you do come down in time please
I remember going to the record store and getting Blue Moves the day it came out and being shocked at how non-pop the album was. Some of it was actually facially dull, and the uptempo attempted hit “Bite your lip (get up and dance)” was clearly a swing and a miss. Still “Sorry seems to be the hardest word” and “ “Tonight” were fantastic. To this day I remember the poor quality vinyl my album was stamped on. Lots of pops when brand new, and one platter had a big bubble in it. Modern vinyl aficionados gloss over the poor quality of mainstream records in the 1970s. Later I gained an appreciation for a lot of the other tracks once I could hear them on CD and streaming plus hear them with the ears of an adult, because this is very much an adult album.
I am really excited for Your Song.
Same
I love your videos! the transcriptions are very accurate to the original interpretations. I love your dedication to Elton John. Could you make an arrangement of 'Hello, Hello', the duet with Lady Gaga?
I'll add it to my to-do list!
Can you do a tutorial for the Elton Johns song Its Me That You Need?
What’s next?
Sorry for the late reply. At the moment (and in no particular order):
Madman Across The Water (Live BBC Sounds for Saturday)
I'm Still Standing (Live in Ephesus)
Where To Now St. Peter? (Live from The Rainbow Theater)
I Feel Like A Bullet In The Gun Of Robert Ford (Live from The Rainbow Theater)
Jingle Bells Boogie Woogie (Live from Lisbon, Portugal 2016)
Amoreena (Live 17-11-70)
Mona Lisas and Mad Hatters
Don't Go Breaking My Heart (Live Edinburgh 76 (no promises on this one))
The Ballad of Danny Bailey (Live Chicago 1988)
Pinball Wizard (Studio Version)
Empty Garden (Live Madison Square Garden 1999)
Goodbye Yellow Brick Road (Studio Version)
This Song Has No Title (Studio Version)
A kind person on my patreon early this year sent me the official songbooks produced in the 70's of most of Elton's classic era album (1970-1976). They aren't totally note-for-note accurate (which is what I strive for), so I'm also working on tweaking them so that they can be fully released. So that's another 70 or so songs there. All of them will be free once they're finished.
890th subscriber
891th subscriber
and 886th subscriber.
I am sorry, I did want to be your 887th and 888th subscriber, but that time it was too late.
So, now(this day/today), I am only your, 886th 890th, and 891st subscriber