Absolutely awesome Nate! I love that your tutorials do what you say, which is capture the energy of the song and let the lyrics do their own work. With that in mind, would there ever be a chance that you'd do Rainbow Connection by Kermit? I'd love to be able to do that on the piano (don't have a banjo... yet...)

Can the right hand start with the 4th finger? Someone told me that she start the chord with the 4th finger on her right hand and I am confused. Please help.

Nate can you do a tutorial on Heaven Knows I'm Miserable Now by the smiths

I always suspected you had three hands...

Thank you, Nate. Another fantastic lesson. I always enjoy watching your videos ❤

Hi Nat (from France)! Thank you for all your tips! I really have fun with my piano! 😊😊🎹🎹

Wow perfect..👍👍

Great lesson, learned a couple of Beatles songs from you. Thank you. John uk

thanks man, much appreciated, keep up the great work, that's how you do it

How do you feeeeeellll!

hey, i love this version but how do i- like play each note of the chord separately like you’re doing instead of plain full chords? idk how to explain 😭

Thanks Nate for another great tutorial. I wish you could do a tutorial on "A Song for You" by Leon Russel.

please do you sent me flying by amy winehouse

Why F# note is played before (G base note + G chord(right hand)?

You have a lovely manner when teaching

Another Great lesson Nate Thanks a lot!

Thanks Nate, great job and a big thumbs up from me (coincidentally a brit bassist by the name of Paul)! Nice vox too!

Well done Nate Nice work!

Could you explain why there are two #?

Hi Nate, thank you very much for this brilliant cover of sexy sadie. I used to play it a few years ago. But your version is the very best one! ... sure I am going back to it right now cause it's a beautiful lennon song but I think Paul is the piano player in this one... is he? Btw, it's good to know that the young musicians still like the Beatles ! Maybe one day a cover of "Oh darling"? ... I play it my way but I am just a self taught piano player and sure you can do it better than I do!

So helpful! Thanks Nate for making this beautiful song approachable. One small note : I think the E chord after the Esus4 at the end of the verse is an E7, not an Em7. At least, that's what my ear tells me.

hi there. after moving my house, i noticed some of the keys are not working on my handroll piano. what might be the problem? any suggestions that i can make it work again?

Fantastic! And the best explanation of the chord based approach I have seen.

Would this be good to ĺearn how to play piano?

My first concert , Bob cycled up from the Village to the Garden , afternoon show George Ringo Eric Leon and Bob , I Started with Pianote , learned Let it be with Lisa great ! But that was it after 3 months I learned two songs I really didn’t like, I was lost , searching and I stumbled upon Nate , simply the finest teacher on internet, a Professional musician who listens to the records , I’m spending HOURS learning songs I love , I watch lots of other tutorials all with links to sheet music,, all cost 6 bucks plus to download , why send money to a giant corporation? I’m going to support Nate , if I download a song , I’m going to pay him instead of Musicnotes , we’ve got an amazing thing here

Thanks!

Wow! Superb Nate!

Great Tutorial. This guy is the best.

How 'bout playing this in 3/4 time, instead? No? Yeah, that would be ridiculous, right? But that's how Dylan originally envisioned playing it. Thank goodness someone stepped in and axed that notion. And Dylan's vocal delivery/treatment of the melody was equally bad and forgettable for a _whole_ lot of takes, until he eventually hit the sweet spot of an emotional gem (masterpiece, imo) that we came to love on the final studio recording. Someone _knew_ there was a diamond hidden in that underground mine, and they managed to have the patience to get it out of him, and he cooperated. Same for "Aw, you ain't no organ player." Thankfully, that one prevailed as well. Sometimes, the smallest little details loom very large in the finished product.

Thankyou nate, its beautiful the way you playit singit just wish i coul do same,,,,, maybe im just knocking on heavens door,, rob burns south africa

.loved this. More please. I'm 70 a d it feels great to play tunes at last with ease

dang bro you came all this way, i wish i could be like you someday!

Thank you so much!

Great job! This song is hard to sing. Something about the vowels at the end of phrases makes it hard. You did a great job! This is a great song for you. Keep up the good work. I will try and learn this. Will take my time and maybe by the then end of the week. Will let you know.....

Fantastic song that brings me to tears. It's such a classic example of John Lennon's genius. Back in the '70s I stood next to John and Yoko in a crowded bookstore in London while they autographed Yoko's book of poetry called "Grapefruit". I was a teenaged Beatles fan and in total awe of him. To be that close to one of your idols, and think of that personal connection all these years later when I hear this song, is very emotional.

Fabulous song! One of my all-time favorite McCartney tunes.

I just saw the Bob Dylan movie "A Complete Unknown". I loved the part where Dylan goes into the studio to record "Like A Rolling Stone", and a young Al Kooper sneaks in to the session while nobody notices. He slides onto the organ and plays that wonderful iconic hook lick that has become such a huge part of the song. What a genius to be able to come up with it, on the spot, out of his head. That's one of my all-time favorite stories in rock and roll history and Al Kooper has done KZbin interviews talking about it.

Great video! Thanks! This is perfect for beginner/intermediate players like me, for working on a part of piano playing that gets overlooked, in my humble opinion. We can get hung up on scales and chords and technical things and forget about singing. Singing songs while you accompany yourself with simple chords and rhythms is one of the greatest pleasures in playing the piano. Even if you aren't a great singer, it is extremely satisfying to get to the level of self-accompaniment, or to accompany others. If you are a good singer, the sky is the limit. There's thousands of wonderful tunes in every genre to choose from, and it's a lifelong joyful pastime that never ends.

Amazing harmonica work

Thank you very much for sharing your talents and skill of teaching

Perfekt Tutorial, Thank you so much 😊

This was fantastic! I've Been practicing different songs, but this is helping me sing along, others I had to hum to.

Just when you thought it was safe to go back into the Water ,, we get HIT with this ? The ULTIMATE Dylan song ! INCREDIBLE

Really fantastic and that song so suits your voice 🎉🎉🎉🎉

I’m learning this one. Thanks.🎹♾️🙂

Nice tutorial! They really aren’t any good tutorials on KZbin for this song. It’s the organ that makes the song. An interesting story about the recording of this song. Al Kooper, who was a session guitarist was invited to play on the record. However, when he showed up and he heard Mike Bloomfield, warming up, he realized that Bloomfield was a much better guitarist and he probably wouldn’t get on the record. So in between takes Al Kooper went into the studio on the Hammond B3 played the chords and improvised some lines. He really wasn’t an organ player prior to this. When Dylan heard what he was doing on the organ, he really liked it and wanted it turned up in the mix. Because Al Kooper was really a novice keyboard player, and was improvising at the spur of the moment, he ended up playing behind the changes which really fit the song. After this recording, Al Kooper became known as a keyboard player.

cool as usual... could you play prince's song "Purple Rain" please ;-)

Tiny Dancer would be great

Thank you thank you! So helpful

Thank you Nate. Excellent and encouraging as always. Very helpful.