Excellent! You are a good teacher, closeup of right hand with 2 fingers doing a rhythm while the "g" is locked down is just one element among many that may just allow me to try to do this wonderful music!!
Brendan. Hey, I want to thank you for this. What you are doing is hugely valuable. I help keep Boogie / Professor Longhair alive in Wellington: New Zealand. I totally value your channel. Just wanted to let you know chap ..
Its great stuff, this is the Hey Little Girl central riff. I've pretty much got the basics of Tipitina and this will be my next Fess tune! Thanks Brendan!!
Just tuned in excellent instructions on this…Love the blues and really wanting to get started learning some slow blues types of stuff like left hand comping chords with right hand runs licks etc if you have any of these tutorials please let me know thanks 🎹
I love the fantastic camerawoman's "It means get on with it" repartee to get the tutorial going. And I dug the tutorial of Fess' technique. You a trip, man. Keep 'em coming. No vitamin B supplement necessary.
This is kinda like golf or fly fishing...looks SO EASY in the videos. That said, I’m definitely gonna try this on my currently under use piano. Wish me luck.
I can't believe I just discovered this channel a couple of days ago. What a talent Brendan!! I play piano myself and just in the past week I learnt new amazing techniques. Keep it up
The Dirty Dozen Jazz band (also from New Orleans) play a similar structure, but with tuba, sax, trombones and trumpets, emphasised by s nare and bass drum (played by two different drummers).
A Dr K & Band jam session on some boogie/blues classics would be really cool to see. Thank you for your videos, Brendan. If I see you around in London, I owe you a beer! All the best.
I really appreciate your lessons, I think they are awesome, but do you choose your thumbnail pictures for TH-cam yourself? Because for me they show very different persons explaining something in front of a piano. That feels a bit confusing, not to say deceptive.
Thank God he constantly names who he s talking to. The camera person might get confused and think that he is talking to another person that s in the room.
I can never get Professor Longhair's music out of my head. Love it!
Excellent! You are a good teacher, closeup of right hand with 2 fingers doing a rhythm while the "g" is locked down is just one element among many that may just allow me to try to do this wonderful music!!
Brendan. Hey, I want to thank you for this. What you are doing is hugely valuable. I help keep Boogie / Professor Longhair alive in Wellington: New Zealand. I totally value your channel. Just wanted to let you know chap ..
Its great stuff, this is the Hey Little Girl central riff. I've pretty much got the basics of Tipitina and this will be my next Fess tune! Thanks Brendan!!
I'm gonna freaking do this for 10 minutes a day till it's solid. Maybe a 10 min warm up and 10 min cool down.... Sounds so amazing.
Just tuned in excellent instructions on this…Love the blues and really wanting to get started learning some slow blues types of stuff like left hand comping chords with right hand runs licks etc if you have any of these tutorials please let me know thanks 🎹
Thanks Dr. K, just now getting into the Fess style. Appreciate all your videos sir
I’ve seen you lots! Great lesson congrats on your youtube presence. Didn’t realize you taught!
Way to go Brendan! If you come to Colorado the beer and the cannabis are on me.
Laszlo
Never realized Professor Longhair was that well known. Just always hear his Big Chief played every mardi gras!!!
.Grazie meraviglioso!!!!! Saluti da Firenze...ciao
Thanks Brendan and Camera Person. Next weeks lesson has been assigned.
I love the fantastic camerawoman's "It means get on with it" repartee to get the tutorial going. And I dug the tutorial of Fess' technique. You a trip, man. Keep 'em coming. No vitamin B supplement necessary.
This is kinda like golf or fly fishing...looks SO EASY in the videos.
That said, I’m definitely gonna try this on my currently under use piano. Wish me luck.
I did not know this style thank you
I can't believe I just discovered this channel a couple of days ago. What a talent Brendan!! I play piano myself and just in the past week I learnt new amazing techniques. Keep it up
You are incredible. It's so difficult but yiu make it look easy. Nice one 😃
The Dirty Dozen Jazz band (also from New Orleans) play a similar structure, but with tuba, sax, trombones and trumpets, emphasised by s nare and bass drum (played by two different drummers).
Brilliant! Look Brendan, I've sent you a pair of shoes and I hope they fit.
this rhythm is pure LOVE 💜
Liked the conversation right before the lesson😭🙏🏼....
A Dr K & Band jam session on some boogie/blues classics would be really cool to see. Thank you for your videos, Brendan. If I see you around in London, I owe you a beer! All the best.
Thanks for posting, Brendan.
Wow, sounds great! Hope I can learn it with both hands
So good - very clear - I always wanted to learn this. Thank you👍
Fess's rhythm patterns, both right and left hand, are without peer. You've done quite well at capturing them. Great job! 🎹🎹🎹🎹👍
Brilliant!!
Great channel mate. Love your videos. Thanks
Why on earth would anyone dislike this video?!
Because they're jealous
Verry COOL💪🏼.... 🙏🏼
Hey Brendan..... How would I count to that ??
Great again! Thanks
this was so impossible to play! thanks
whoohooo...lovin IT
Had to let my hair down for this one! Great!
I really appreciate your lessons, I think they are awesome, but do you choose your thumbnail pictures for TH-cam yourself? Because for me they show very different persons explaining something in front of a piano. That feels a bit confusing, not to say deceptive.
Whoa! What’s going on on the 5 chord?!
Hello!
Is the music sheet in the badassbundle?
Thank God he constantly names who he s talking to. The camera person might get confused and think that he is talking to another person that s in the room.
Archie j what do u mean lol
His real name was Henry Roland Byrd. I think.
0:45
Professor Short hair!
Thank you your wonderful
Which piece is this riff from?
Nice Camera Person...
great tutorials :D thanks a lot. I was wondering: the woogie booge is played only in C?
Of course C is usually the easiest key to learn. And a lot of his beginner lessons are probably in C. But Boogie Woogie can be in any key.
got it, thanks
thank you sir (:
Awesome )
Bueno. Es el shizz...