I have a Hammond A100 organ that was my Grandfathers. I saw Animals in concert and the organ player "Red" told me he used an A100 for their music. It has the exact beautiful sound as on the recording. I have always wanted to play this solo and I want to thank you so very much for your tutorial. I will put my computer on the organ and follow along until I learn it. I took organ lessons as a kid but never learned the "good" stuff !!! Animals, Deep Purple etc. I just love the sound. Thanks again.
Thank you so much ! I picked up so much more from yours than the others I've been watching and trying to learn from. You're a natural teacher. I'll be watching many more of your videos.
Man, we need full organ tutorial, please! Your tutorial on organ part is the best and it would be nice if you'd make it complete. Other videos either explain it worse or play wrong things.
I am freaking out cause I just found your channel and thanks for the backing tracks link. Not a person on the planet that does not know this song. Especially if they are as old as I am. Thank you so much for this tutorial and going slow and showing each note. Perfect for me. I got a Roland Fantom back in 2019 and last year they added a very realistic and very controllable tone wheel organ to all the presets. So learning this song is going to be amazing. Thank you so much. Looking forward to checking out all your other videos.
Can you make more tutorials like this? I'm new at the synth thing, have a Yamaha MODX+ and it's a bit overwhelming. I appreciate the organ type, rotary speed, and playing tips. Love the 60s, 70s, Blues, and cocktail. I cannot boogie boogie though; not a pianist, so not interested in that. Easy to intermediate would be great. How about a Green Onions organ tutorial?
I’m 73 years old and rediscovered my love for keyboards thanks to you’re great rising sun tutorial. I did want to ask your help on a left hand piece I saw on this song. The name of the You Tube video is House of the Rising Sun by Albert. If you have a chance to look at it I would appreciate your input on the chords being used. Thanks again Gary
I'm a relatively newcomer to organ/ keyboard and have just seen your tutorial regarding the solo to The House Of The Rising Sun. Thank you very much for your splendid lesson. Needless to say that I have subscribed to your channel
Really great explanation and demonstration about this part of folk on organ Thanks you do much I have subscribed to your channel Great musician you are, not only explaining but you live this song with your soul and talent and feel this great song Thanks you so much I try to imitate your recommendations Hope I will succeed. Thanks a lot !!!
Fine tutorial Gregjack, Don"t know why I learnt it in D , maybe the folkie version Bob Dylan, et al, but this sounds better. Hope you made it thru quarantine
great lesson ! thanks heaps ! you are a big help mate cheers ! will download your lesson and will learn this so that i can go busking with my musical mates Brenden and Barak ! he he ! :)
Great stuff! I wanna play like you (but never played keyboards and definitely can't sing)! However, just picked up a Korg Kross... so the journey begins!
![How To Play "House Of The Rising Sun" [Piano Tutorial + Chord Chart]](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/PfwO-Lavm9w/mqdefault.jpg)
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Dude we’ve got to hear a full song tutorial for this one! All these years later, this is a great video
I have a Hammond A100 organ that was my Grandfathers. I saw Animals in concert and the organ player "Red" told me he used an A100 for their music. It has the exact beautiful sound as on the recording. I have always wanted to play this solo and I want to thank you so very much for your tutorial. I will put my computer on the organ and follow along until I learn it. I took organ lessons as a kid but never learned the "good" stuff !!! Animals, Deep Purple etc. I just love the sound. Thanks again.
The Animals used a Vox V301J for most, if not all of their music. And it has a sound that is super hard to replicate which is a pain.
@@henryfeige8596 yeh but Red said he used the A100 😬
Thank you so much ! I picked up so much more from yours than the others I've been watching and trying to learn from. You're a natural teacher. I'll be watching many more of your videos.
Great lesson, love how you walk through the notes and show them on screen!
Man, we need full organ tutorial, please! Your tutorial on organ part is the best and it would be nice if you'd make it complete. Other videos either explain it worse or play wrong things.
Yeah would love that too!
I'll put it on my list for sure. Next video is out in the series here th-cam.com/video/eP7849d369A/w-d-xo.html
Very informative, thank you. I'm 74, (rapidly closing in on 75,) so I guess you can teach an old dog new tricks.
I am freaking out cause I just found your channel and thanks for the backing tracks link. Not a person on the planet that does not know this song. Especially if they are as old as I am. Thank you so much for this tutorial and going slow and showing each note. Perfect for me. I got a Roland Fantom back in 2019 and last year they added a very realistic and very controllable tone wheel organ to all the presets. So learning this song is going to be amazing. Thank you so much. Looking forward to checking out all your other videos.
Thanks Mac. Means a lot. Look out for my next tutorial and good luck learning this one.
Thank you so much for this lesson! I have some learning to do. I will check back when I have something solid. Thank you! Thank you! Thank you!
Can you make more tutorials like this? I'm new at the synth thing, have a Yamaha MODX+ and it's a bit overwhelming. I appreciate the organ type, rotary speed, and playing tips. Love the 60s, 70s, Blues, and cocktail. I cannot boogie boogie though; not a pianist, so not interested in that. Easy to intermediate would be great. How about a Green Onions organ tutorial?
Thanks for the comment! There are already some great Green Onions tutorials out there. It's how I learned it. I think you'll find it elsewhere.
I’m 73 years old and rediscovered my love for keyboards thanks to you’re great rising sun tutorial.
I did want to ask your help on a left hand piece I saw on this song.
The name of the You Tube video is House of the Rising Sun by Albert.
If you have a chance to look at it I would appreciate your input on the chords being used.
Thanks again
Gary
I'm a relatively newcomer to organ/ keyboard and have just seen your tutorial regarding the solo to The House Of The Rising Sun. Thank you very much for your splendid lesson. Needless to say that I have subscribed to your channel
im shocked how this only has 2k views. you my friend are fantastic, thank you
Wow! So flattering...please like, subscribe, and share around so I can get more eyeballs on it. Glad you found it fruitful.
Great vid! Loved the ending at 3/4 speed (the one part i can understand)
Best tutorial ion this I found, thank you
Thanks man,Good ear 🤟..... most people on youtube are faking the solo.
I'm no organ expert, but I'm a musician and have a good ear.
AWESOME tutorial...you sound great on the organ!!!
Awesome. Thanks for that.
yes................................. best solo KB ever, thanks!
Thank's dude!
You help me a lot.
I need show children how to play this.
First I'll try it for myself.
1:58, they were actually called "combo" organ , not "compact" my first keyboard was a Gem Combo organ, made in Itally.
if you're learning whole song note there are lots of F7s in the rest of the song, not F majors on their own. (Alan Price throws in lots of E flats)
thank you !!! BRavo!! I love this song and this part of the organ
Wow ... By far the best, clear and entertaining, keyboard tutorial, Iv'e watched on TH-cam! Have subscribed, will check out your other video's.
Welcome aboard! The next tutorial is on "Nothing from Nothing" by Billy Preston. just dropped. th-cam.com/video/eP7849d369A/w-d-xo.html
Perfect! Thank you!
Really great explanation and demonstration about this part of folk on organ
Thanks you do much
I have subscribed to your channel
Great musician you are, not only explaining but you live this song with your soul and talent
and feel this great song
Thanks you so much
I try to imitate your recommendations
Hope I will succeed. Thanks a lot !!!
Excellent !! THANKS.
Great performance indeed. ❤❤
Can’t wait to try this
Fine tutorial Gregjack, Don"t know why I learnt it in D , maybe the folkie version Bob Dylan, et al, but this sounds better. Hope you made it thru quarantine
Very helpful, many thanks
great lesson ! thanks heaps ! you are a big help mate cheers ! will download your lesson and will learn this so that i can go busking with my musical mates Brenden and Barak ! he he ! :)
Absolutely fantastic been looking for this type of leeon for a long time
Thank you
Absolutely fantastic. Thank you.
Awesome. Thank you for the tutorial
Excellent lesson! Thank you.
beautiful job!!! thanks!!!!
awesome video and awesome playing i love it
my huge thanks !❤
That is so cool! - Thank you!
So glad I found your video! Thank you so much! Excellent! Please do more organ tutorials!
Excellent
Thank you!
the best to learn
That was great 👍
That's great for the left hand, 'cause I'm using it to play bass! And singing., but out of Dm because of my vocal range. Thanks, though, great stuff.
Great stuff! I wanna play like you (but never played keyboards and definitely can't sing)! However, just picked up a Korg Kross... so the journey begins!
You are the best of the best. Peace to u ..,.
Guy is just coughing during the "pandemic" and immediately ensures us "I swear I'm not dying"... 😂
Nice bro..
sick video man thanks
Thanks
Thank you very much!
Would love to have one on Light my Fire. ;-)
thanks
Amazing tutorial! Quick question what specific keyboard are you using?
Yamaha CP4
Perfecto 👍
Good 👍
Спасибо!!!!!!!!!
COOL TUTORIAL. BRAVO. WHERE CAN I GET THE BACKING TRACK TO PRACTICE?
see link in description
What keyboard are you using? The Leslie sound is amazing
Do you have this written out on sheet music? I cannot find a version even close to what you just played in sheet music.
11:51
Heck yeah
how do you do the slides so well
shades of the late Alan Price. Great job.
he's still alive friend, please don't say that again.
this part reminds me of the polar express but in a different octave
But original is with 2 hands!!
:')
Pinch a loaf.
Thank you. Spectacular tutorial.