Bloody well right Intro

Intro of the song Bloody well right from Supertramp played by me

[@rcrewe3733]

im trying to learn this now and what im finding is the right hand gets all the attention from the listener but it's the left hand that has to keep it all together. Great job !!

[@pedropablosecofernandez5390]

Excelente intro, tocado con maestria y con prolijidad total!! Gracias por mostrarlo para aprenderlo bién y tocarlo como se debe...felicitaciones!!!

[@IAmKnownAsBigT]

Great rendition of the intro. It sounds wonderful.

[@Mrphilharmonic]

@bevviebuns It's the Mixolydian mode in Bb. This is the same as being in the key of Eb BUT starting on the Bb as the 'first' note of the scale - a Bb scale using an Ab instead of A natural. It's also largely Pentatonic (5 notes - the 1st, 2nd, 3rd, 5th and 6th notes of the scale). Add a few flattened 3rds and 5ths and there you have it. This 'intro' inspired me to improvise for about 5 minutes just using the material here. I really dig it. You will too. That's $100 for the 'lesson' please! Ha!

[@davidbrosky8079]

Superb! 👏👏👏

[@JazzHory]

@lorddaedra75 Yeah youre right. G blues scale is pretty much G minor pentatonic with a #11, and Gminor is the relative minor to Bb. So this song is in Bb, if you wanted to solo you could use Bb major pentatonic with an added #9, which is exactly the same as G blues scale. Hope that makes sense :o)

[@SoloB3]

It's a midifile from standard Roland module. I have do it for this Intro.

[@No-oneInParticular]

Unreal. Nice one buddy :)

[@Mrphilharmonic]

I think it's the "Mixolydian" mode (start on the 5th note of a major scale) and of course, contains loads of extra chromatic notes as well. It's the flattened 7th that gives it is characteristic sound. It's very PENTATONIC too. This is a great scale for improvising bluesy stuff, just as the "Dorian" scale is great for folky and a more 'medieval' sound (ask Sting!) Good 'intro', well played. I don't care for the 'Rhodes' sound though. A bit harsh. Then again, I've never heard the original!

[@MoveOverCasanova]

don´t be blinded by a good wurlie sound - it is really an easy to emulate sound, and you will hardly find bad wurlitzer-patches in a pro synth,- if you want to check the sample quality, better look at the organs and rhodes!

[@phoenix2972]

Awesome indeed!

[@Scradley1960]

Loved it!

[@NotesBags]

Wish we could get from 13 to 18 seconds slowed down to nano speed.

[@hollyandersonsmusic3226]

NotesBags Speed settings now available!

[@diegosalesfacundini4296]

@@hollyandersonsmusic3226 I mean by now he must already have learned

[@Jotinko]

Impressive!!!!!!.

[@marcoballa]

great!

[@brofjw]

Where does the *stab* come from in between bars? Did you MIDI that or multitrack it? Is it from the VR760 or something else not shown?

[@MisterJSF]

Quand on pense qu'il y a des gens qui n'ont pas assez d'oreille pour reprendre cette petite intro basée sur deux accords... Et qui ont donc besoin de ce genre de vidéo... Et que certains demandent encore de ralentir certains passages de la dite vidéo... Oh mec, si avec cette vidéo t'arrives pas à comprendre le plan, va essayer de plan... Ter des tomates ! ^^

[@frh6668]

Mister JSF heille tu vas pas me dire que la main droite est facile a apprendre seulement parce qu'on connait les accords!

[@MisterJSF]

Ben si ! C'est uniquement basé sur la gamme blues de Si bémol ! ;-)

[@frh6668]

Mister JSF mais ce n'Est pas a cause qu'on connait l'accord qu'on connait la mélodie.

[@MisterJSF]

Eh si ! Car la mélodie naît de l'harmonie ! Ce n'est pas moi qui le dit mais Rameau, un compositeur du 18ème siècle ! ;-)

[@frh6668]

Mister JSF je suis d'accord que la mélodie naît de l'harmonie! Totalement! Mais dans cette situation précise, nous devons apprendre la main droite par coeur pour jouer la mélodie de cette chanson, si nous voulons la jouer comme elle est jouée dans la chanson originale, ce qui est plus difficile. Bien sur, nous pourrions improviser une mélodie autre que cette présentée dans cette vidéo en sachant les accords (ce que Rick Davies, le claviériste à surement fait lors de la composition de la chanson) et la mélodie serait, comme vous dites, assez facile à jouer. Mais puisque pour jouer la mélodie exactement telle qu'elle à été écrite par Supertramp nous devons apprendre chaque note par coeur, je considère son apprentissage relativement difficile.

[@JazzHory]

@bevviebuns sounds and looks like a G blues scale :)

[@donnibrasco07]

Yeeeah man...that's right, play that shit.

[@michaelaltamirano]

nice!

[@SmutJunkie]

siiiiiiiiiiick

[@Julli1202]

Boa MULTITASKING

[@63rambam]

If I get married will u play for me

[@philopolymath]

Not quite right...but good none the less

[@romo2674]

Who do you think you are?

[@rcrewe3733]

@@romo2674 , Rick Davies? LOL

[@Fat_Obama]

dude nice