Awesome!

Awesome tutorial. Thanks, man.

Dude, what happen to your fingernails?

Thank you, thank you, THANK YOU!!!❤😊

Thanks for the good tutorial! One of the greatest bluesy/jazzy piano and electric guitar intros to a legendary rock song! These guys often came from learning classical music, real musicians who knew about chords and harmony

This is a fantastic lesson!

I made my own version of this back in the day, but this sounds so much better. This is one song that I know got me laid. But it has other qualities.

Hi, My husband and I would like to.know if you have sheet music available for the piano rendition of Locomotive Breath , as yours is Excellent! Thank you, Mary and John

Well, I'll just repeat what "spkeman" said 4 years ago in the comments: "sweet Baby Jesus, you've done it." It's like climbing a mountain, and you've demonstrated to us lessor mortals how to climb it as well. One of the greatest songs of the rock era, and you've broken it down for us. Thank you !!!

Nice lesson and nice voice too...thanks 🍺🍺😉🤘💚

Is this in standard tuning, or is it a drop D, I can see how he plays it and the hybrid picking, but mine does not sound right, any feedback would be very welcome😊

Great lesson. Are you related to Jay Leno?

This is the most beautiful song I ever heard

Tout simplement extraordinaire ! J'ai pu améliorer mes notes que j'avais fait à l'oreille ! Comme quoi, on peut AUSSI trouver le meilleur sur Internet :)

Finally someone giving a lesson with no comments... thanks a lot

this is very awkward to follow.

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Great job! Getting back into keyboards after a 40 year break. Tutorials like this are awesome!

There must have been a reason that I didn't know of this song until I got the Steven Wilson remix of Stand Up. I wanted to learn this song and here it is for me to learn quickly instead of stumbling around for months trying. Great tutorial

Hey nice job putting this together.

like 667, youz welcome😂

Really nice way to get the point across that's simple and understandable. So many "tutorials" over explain every fingering and fret position and with the added chatter it takes forever to get to the point -- which just gets more confusing than it needs to be. With your way, all it takes is a basic understanding of te instrument and it explains itself. Well done.

Nice, thanks. Our drummer does the intro, but I have to do the vamped chords part while he heads back to the throne. Then I switch to bass guitar for the rest of the song. Although I might shift back to key bass/piano from the instrumental on out. I take it that's all you're basically doing is vamping inversions of the chords with walking around some of the notes in that scale?

John Anderson is one of the best of the best. Love it.

Bravo! Bravo! The best on the web! I wanted to play that all my life! Thank You so much!

nice

I think this is really well done. Thanks for posting. We can all fake this thing really close now. Love the camera angles and the guitar too.

Lol u again! I commented u did something fantastic can’t remember wat it was but this is deadly well done

I'm a Guitar player who's always been incredibly Jazzed about the Piano blues-classical Intro to Locomotive Breath and watching your video I couldn't WAIT to see the singing start, the whole video then I saw the words "Go to Friday night lullaby for entire video"... but I went there and subscribed and I STILL can't see the entire video or any other video... HOW can I see your videos?

Gold mine! thanks

Thanks

Outstanding! The slow demonstration is a great help to one that doesn't read music. Always wanted to do this song in it's entirety. Just playing in a bar cover band and can't wait to play it at our next gig. Thanks.

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Don't know if you're still around yt these days fella,but i'm so grateful you chose to teach this masterpiece.I've got most of it down now althogh with it being a side angle shoot l struggle a bit to see some of the chord shapes at times.A direct view would address this if you ever did a revisit.Love the way you make it sing with standard tuning.There's another tutor in the thumbnails who really over complicates the piece,somewhat flying in the face of the sheer spirit of it imho.You do it the best sir.

thanks for this video...I have to do this in band, had to learn this piano intro...think shortening it up a bit but love the piano intro ....

One of my favourite songs of all time. This is perfect! Thanks for all your time and effort to show us the best way to play it :D

Brilliant teaching and playing. Thanks

You sing very well I've watched the whole video I love the song too

Thanks. Finally I found a lesson that shows me more than just the main lick

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My keyboard player has been fighting with this for a year, thank you

Superb presentation. New to piano and nearly got the right hand. Left hand next. Brilliant tutorial of one of the best intros ever.

Great lesson. If you can find it in your heart to do other Tull songs....WOW !

Wow!, most helpful. Thanks.

Good Job!

The vocal part was real helpful breaking that down. Glad you included it. Also to anyone struggling with the hybrid picking I highly recommend trying tux guitar, it’s a free guitar pro program and you can find tabs to breakdown different songs and play along with. Anyways, breaking down the hybrid picking and playing a long with tabs real slow helped as well as watching others play. Great video

counterpoint...yes?

Excelente

sounds great to me! Thanx

Hello Mr. Lullaby, I wanted to ask wheter you could share the link where one can buy the notebook you play by. Thank you in advance and greetings from Germany!