5 AMAZING Hammond Organ Blues Licks

[@crisoliveira2644]

The advantage of the electric organ over the piano is that when I make mistakes, it sounds even better! 😄

[@OnlineRockLessons]

😅

[@lisleborger6900]

Heres a tip, if the blues is major, use the relative minor blues scale instead. A minor blues scale over this

[@OnlineRockLessons]

Yeah! That’s another option :)

[@louiscornale5667]

Great job but how about wooly bully watch it now 😮

[@strathound]

My Nord 6D arrives today. Will start working on these licks tonight. Yeah!!

[@OnlineRockLessons]

Amazing!!

[@norakat]

Would be interesting to know why notes outside of the minor Blues scale works in the first example.

[@marshallsmith1366]

That is because that lick is a dominant chord voicing using the mixolydian thirds. Mixolydian is the scale source for dominant chords, I don't know why she mentioned minor pentatonic, maybe that is how she was taught.

[@davebaird6997]

Just bought a Hammond! Going to get all over these licks! Thank you!

[@OnlineRockLessons]

Sweet!! Enjoy :)

[@michaelanthony9068]

Wonderful lesson ! Thank you, this is right where I’m at !

[@OnlineRockLessons]

Rock on!

[@valeriyblinov1573]

You are Super Beautiful Girl!!! BLUES!! And Classic!! Thank You !! Valeriy SHERE

[@B3-R]

Thanks Marine, very useful licks👍👌

[@BestinationEmma]

You're amazinnngg 🎉 thank you pls keep doing what you're doing

[@ipecaquana]

Thanks ! Greetings from Italy .

[@designleostudio]

Cool licks Marine! 4th lick not easy for me. But it only first impression so I have to more practice And I have a question about first lick. Why you playing every time double notes 3d and 5th fingers? For me to play first time 3d and 5th fingers and then 2d and 4th more comfortable

[@gotoy7180]

It's a basic phrase with short sounds, but it's really cool. I subscribed to your You Tube channel.

[@Ray_Wood_1984]

🙇‍♂️💓🍀🎶 😃👍

[@focal.nikontoff8844]

Thank you Marine have fun

[@GarukaSubasighe]

My crush ❤️

[@ariarola6539]

Thank you, I must try to add those to my playing! 🤩

[@fezzypepper8525]

👍

[@manfredgollenz1062]

Greetings from Austria🎹

[@mjsmcd]

You are a terrific teacher

[@b00ts4ndc4ts]

Slow down you move too fast ya gotta make thr moments last.

[@OnlineRockLessons]

👍

[@thesoundsmith]

You CANNOT become a better musician/improviser by learning LICKS! Concepts, yes. Chord voicings, sure.Other people's phrases? Listen, get the CONCEPT, than play YOU ideas...We borrow phrasing all the tme, but just in passing, not as a source or motivator... IMHO as jazz organist/pianist for 65 years...

[@OnlineRockLessons]

I agree! You need to learn foundation and how to use them 😊 these are just cool ideas you can use and get inspiration from. Most of the time I will take a lick and change it so it sounds like my own! That’s how you create your own sound and musical language 😊

[@recreepy]

Bravo! You've truly outdone yourself.

[@thesonicdreambelievers]

Thank you! Liked and Subscribed 🙂

[@wicksp335]

Love these licks, they can be varied to be longer etc and great practice for fingering! Thank you!!♥

[@tied515]

Super vidéo ! Ces 5 licks sont vraiment faciles et très expressifs, merci beaucoup.

[@vansullivan236]

Great, thanks!

[@jessesingersongwriter]

Been spending all my time on piano, gotta try these organ licks, just got a Yahama CK61, it has decent organs and onboard drawbars. Thanks!

[@OnlineRockLessons]

Yeah!!

[@adamwhite5553]

Really cool and useable licks, thanks a lot Marine!

[@OnlineRockLessons]

My pleasure!

[@wmfife1]

You're finally giving names to scales I taught myself when I played keyboard in a band. Way back in the day! Thank You! Well worth the wait especially now trying to make sense of all these scales on guitar! Was on the verge of giving up after years flying blind but this gives me hope!

[@OnlineRockLessons]

I’m glad!! :)

[@louiscornale5667]

Great job but how about wooly bully watch it now 😮

[@freebee8221]

I never really understand when you play c7 should you play cmajor or cminor scale?

[@OnlineRockLessons]

Hey! On a blues you can use both! :) That’s part of the bluesy sound. And it’s usually pentatonic scales. But you can also use other scales such as the mixolydian mode.

[@gerritveldhuisen7748]

Sus4 is the Blue note

[@covercooked980]

very usefull !

[@arielcarmeli1696]

Great !

[@j.g.p.jr.6497]

🎹🎹🎹🎹

[@SaintYaronimo]

I'm a guitarist that always messed around with keyboards too. Do you have any tips on transposing keyboard licks on the fly? For guitar you learn a lick in one key and you automatically know it in all keys, but for keyboards I ofcourse can't do that and it's holding me back massively

[@OnlineRockLessons]

Hey!! Yes I know!! Transposing on a guitar is so easy! But yeah it’s harder on the piano. If you know your scale you can use the notes degrees or go with step and half step. Honestly it’s a process to practice when transposing on the piano!

[@SaintYaronimo]

@@OnlineRockLessons So should I just learn every lick I learn in all keys?

[@chrismowag6919]

@@SaintYaronimo yep, that’s the drawback on the piano. On the other hand you can play it instantly in any octave 😉

[@qddk9545]

The lazy way is to use transpose on the KB. But that will never make you a good player.

[@davidfarmer2049]

Did it hurt having that tattoo done?

[@OnlineRockLessons]

Haha on the arm? Yeah every tattoo hurt!

[@davidfarmer2049]

@@OnlineRockLessons So why did you have it done?