Well that's what I fiddled out for the first round. |: A m7/G (Ab m7 /G) G m7/F (C 7/b9/#11 /E) F maj7 E 7/#9 :| 0:23 The dark days are gone... A m7 /G G m13 /Bb F7 /A (no5) Bb 7 | Bb 7/13 /Ab 0:36 ..I love y-ou. A m7/G | E 7/#9 Notes: 1. All chords are played without (/with assumed) root 2. Mostly the it's the 7th of chord that is in the bass 3. Excluding the root, E 7/#9 and Bb 7/13 /Ab share the same tones Btw I recommand to drag the YT-Link into the VLC Player. Now you'll be able to crop boarders of the video via ALT+C , ALT+D, ALT+R, ALT+F to zoom in to the relevant part and better see what the fingers are doing on the keys. (or use adv Options/Videoeffects/Geometry/interactive Zoom) Num- and Num+ are the adjust speed. Shift+cursorLeft to jump back just a little... In options shortcuts I change the standard to a more handy configuration to my needs Num-/+ to fine grained speed and cursor Left/right to 'very short seek' (since I use the mouse instead of the cursor keys to navigate on DVD-Menues) If ya liked that comment please vote to keep it on the top of the list.
1 of 4 2 of 4 Sunny Yesterday my life was filled with rain Sunny You smiled at me and really eased the pain Now the dark days are gone, and the bright days are here My sunny one shines so sincere Sunny one so true, I love you Sunny Thank you for the sunshine bouquet Sunny Thank you for the love you brought my way You gave to me your all and all And now I feel ten feet tall Sunny one so true, I love you Sunny Thank you for the truth you let me see Sunny Thank you for the facts from A to Z My life was torn like wind-blown sand And a rock was formed when you held my hand (oh, sunny) Sunny one so true, I love you. Sunny Thank you for the smile upon your face Hmm, sunny Thank you, thank you for the gleam that shows its grace You're my spark of nature's fire You're my sweet complete desire Sunny one so true, yes, I love you Sunny Yesterday, all my life was filled with rain Sunny You smiled at me and really-really eased the pain Now the dark days are gone, and the bright days are here (oh, sunny) My sunny one shines so sincere Sunny one so true, I love you I love you (sunny) I love you (sunny) Signin' I love you (sunny) Yes, I love you (sunny)
When you started @ 4:37 the percussive finger thingy, I went wild! THAT was so cool! Love your Rhodes playing Sir. Thanks for sharing here with the World.
That's some mighty fine playing, my man! Damn I love a Rhodes! You just about can't watch a group from the 70s that doesn't have a Rhodes on the stage.
Bill Pappas Thanks for your comment, the backing track is from the Jamey Abersold learn jazz play along series. I can't recall which volume this is from. The tracks are high quality, and when you buy them you get additional literature for practicing like different scales (written out) along with charts for the play along tracks.
When I was recording at this time, I was running two setups. I can't confirm which one I was using here, but it was either 1 of 2 setups: 2x SM58 Mics (one per speaker, at rear of cabinet) 2x line outputs from the Janus Poweramp 1x Stereo Reverb Pedal Routed through a Peavey USB6 mixer Or 2x line outputs from the Janus Poweramp 1x Stereo Reverb Pedal Routed through a Peavey USB6 mixer From listening, I would wager it's the latter setup used on this video.
Well that's what I fiddled out for the first round. |: A m7/G ... * I decided to moved this to an own comment. Answers to a YT seems to me somehow hidden and easy to overlook since you need to click on it to see it.
really nice god i love that electric piano sound. question tho why do you and ever other jazz guy play this tune in Am. thats the wrong chord 100%. Em G Cmaj7 F#m7b5 B7alt. why everyone subs Am for Em I have been trying to figure out for 20 yrs. AWESOME PLAYING THO dont mean to take away from that. just that ppl obv learn this stuff from watching others and not from the record (guess thats the career cover band musician coming out in me...lol). 75% of the tunes in the real book are totally wrong, for instance.
Its been awhile, but I am fairly sure on this recording I was running a combination of two 57 mics on the cab and also direct output from the preamp at the same time.
Well that's what I fiddled out for the first round.
|: A m7/G (Ab m7 /G)
G m7/F (C 7/b9/#11 /E)
F maj7
E 7/#9 :|
0:23 The dark days are gone...
A m7 /G
G m13 /Bb
F7 /A (no5)
Bb 7 | Bb 7/13 /Ab
0:36 ..I love y-ou.
A m7/G | E 7/#9
Notes:
1. All chords are played without (/with assumed) root
2. Mostly the it's the 7th of chord that is in the bass
3. Excluding the root, E 7/#9 and Bb 7/13 /Ab share the same tones
Btw I recommand to drag the YT-Link into the VLC Player.
Now you'll be able to crop boarders of the video via ALT+C , ALT+D, ALT+R, ALT+F to zoom in to the relevant part and better see what the fingers are doing on the keys. (or use adv Options/Videoeffects/Geometry/interactive Zoom)
Num- and Num+ are the adjust speed. Shift+cursorLeft to jump back just a little...
In options shortcuts I change the standard to a more handy configuration to my needs Num-/+ to fine grained speed and cursor Left/right to 'very short seek' (since I use the mouse instead of the cursor keys to navigate on DVD-Menues)
If ya liked that comment please vote to keep it on the top of the list.
Gets better every time I hear it. Masterful playing. You have real discipline and skill. Amazing groove.
Sometimes a clean, dry Rhodes, sound, with a touch of tremolo is just the best!! Nice version!
Thanks a lot!!!
1 of 4
2 of 4
Sunny
Yesterday my life was filled with rain
Sunny
You smiled at me and really eased the pain
Now the dark days are gone, and the bright days are here
My sunny one shines so sincere
Sunny one so true, I love you
Sunny
Thank you for the sunshine bouquet
Sunny
Thank you for the love you brought my way
You gave to me your all and all
And now I feel ten feet tall
Sunny one so true, I love you
Sunny
Thank you for the truth you let me see
Sunny
Thank you for the facts from A to Z
My life was torn like wind-blown sand
And a rock was formed when you held my hand (oh, sunny)
Sunny one so true, I love you.
Sunny
Thank you for the smile upon your face
Hmm, sunny
Thank you, thank you for the gleam that shows its grace
You're my spark of nature's fire
You're my sweet complete desire
Sunny one so true, yes, I love you
Sunny
Yesterday, all my life was filled with rain
Sunny
You smiled at me and really-really eased the pain
Now the dark days are gone, and the bright days are here (oh, sunny)
My sunny one shines so sincere
Sunny one so true, I love you
I love you (sunny)
I love you (sunny)
Signin' I love you (sunny)
Yes, I love you (sunny)
I really liked this. Though I am a guitarist, my favorite sound is a well played Rhodes piano.
Richy Rich exact same here, either or Rhodes or Wurlitzer
*I love this music on a Fender Rhodes piano* 😀🌈🎹
When you started @ 4:37 the percussive finger thingy, I went wild! THAT was so cool! Love your Rhodes playing Sir. Thanks for sharing here with the World.
Well thank you very much for your kind words! I'm glad you enjoyed :)
Amazing RHODES piano sound, very great player. It sings !
Many thanks!!
You sir do this song great justice, very much enjoyed listening/watching you play.
I appreciate the kind words! Thanks for checking out my videos.
Your use and overall sense of Intelligent chromaticism is brilliant. Obviously the progression lends itself to it but still.
That's some mighty fine playing, my man! Damn I love a Rhodes! You just about can't watch a group from the 70s that doesn't have a Rhodes on the stage.
I love the Rhodes, and I really enjoy when modern players use it today!
ohaa.. wow. çüşş. uuu. thats some sirious skill dude.i solute you master..and fall in love with your version..
Thank you very much 😊
Nice playing...those chords are smooth as ice.
Thanks for listening :)
Nice playing and interpretation of a classic tune. Sounds great on the Rhodes too. So natural sounding for that song. Thanks for sharing.
No way you can knock that playing! Chapeau!
Beautiful! You are very talented, keep the good work!
Totally awesome. There are NO wrong chords. Take care and keep chilling :)
That's what I'm talking 'bout...great sound and style!
I'm glad I found this... Love it. Thank you for sharing your talent.
i love your music
Great sound and style!
Love it! Great way of playing a Rhodes!
One of my faves, and you are doing it nicely!
You got the groove sir!! Keep up the good work.
Really EXCELLENT, I love it
Damn that sounds so good
Fantastic!
Thank you very much!
I think you are playing organ bass. Sounds great!
I really loved this! Fantastic...
Wonderfull. And what a nice Mark I
THE PANNING
Glad you like! Some people love it and others not so much, so I'm glad that you did :)
briliant
It's sick!
✅️💥👌
Am blues scale, nice bro!😀😉
very good Jazz!!!
Great job dude!! Keep it up
Thank you!
mad man this is sick
Liam Chowne thank you!!
Well done!
So groovy man!!!! Amazing..Congrats
You Rock !
Where did you get the backing track? Great job!
Bill Pappas Thanks for your comment, the backing track is from the Jamey Abersold learn jazz play along series. I can't recall which volume this is from. The tracks are high quality, and when you buy them you get additional literature for practicing like different scales (written out) along with charts for the play along tracks.
Volume 49 - Sugar
👍🏻🏆
love it!
Very solid. I dig
It's very cool'!!!!!
God. Unreal. I feel Like just digging a hole and getting in it. How can a human do this?
Michael Walker thank you for your kind words!
awesome playing. whats the signal chain for the rhodes? is this thru a tube amp??
When I was recording at this time, I was running two setups. I can't confirm which one I was using here, but it was either 1 of 2 setups:
2x SM58 Mics (one per speaker, at rear of cabinet)
2x line outputs from the Janus Poweramp
1x Stereo Reverb Pedal
Routed through a Peavey USB6 mixer
Or
2x line outputs from the Janus Poweramp
1x Stereo Reverb Pedal
Routed through a Peavey USB6 mixer
From listening, I would wager it's the latter setup used on this video.
Cool！I like fender rhodes .
Was that a quote from riders on the storm I heard?
Nice!
Who did the count-off? :D
Jamey Abersold!!
nice. how did u record this
Jamie Aebersold 👍
Delicious 👌🏾 can you provide the left hand chords please?
Well that's what I fiddled out for the first round.
|: A m7/G ...
* I decided to moved this to an own comment.
Answers to a YT seems to me somehow hidden and easy to overlook since you need to click on it to see it.
It's really good, but the stereo stuff is a little unfortunate.
Wow , im feelin this , whats the backing track?
sonny.
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It's a Jamey Abersold learn to play jazz backing track. Not sure which volume.
Rewind...
really nice god i love that electric piano sound. question tho why do you and ever other jazz guy play this tune in Am. thats the wrong chord 100%. Em G Cmaj7 F#m7b5 B7alt. why everyone subs Am for Em I have been trying to figure out for 20 yrs. AWESOME PLAYING THO dont mean to take away from that. just that ppl obv learn this stuff from watching others and not from the record (guess thats the career cover band musician coming out in me...lol). 75% of the tunes in the real book are totally wrong, for instance.
It's not wrong, it's different.
Ryan Conway i could not explain it simpler, clearer, more elegant, and majestically as you did.
I'm glad you agree! I really can't stand 'note for note' interpretations. Just put the original record on if you wanna hear that.
i throws me off just as much i feel you
and you are ridiculously rude
✔👍👏👏😍🎵👌😘
what kind of fx and amp do you run your rhodes through
Its been awhile, but I am fairly sure on this recording I was running a combination of two 57 mics on the cab and also direct output from the preamp at the same time.
boney m
too much wah wah.
sevchyk pretty sure it's not a wah but a panner instead
ok, anyway, that lag is irritating, yet the playing is nice.