Blues Piano Licks & Riffs | Blues Improvisation Tutorial

[@PianoGroove]

Lesson Chapters: 0:55 - Hammered 8th Note Licks 3:10 - Simple Blues Licks 5:15 - Grace Notes & Slides 8:25 - The "Famous Dr John Lick" 10:02 - Repeated Slide Licks 11:21 - Harmonising Melodies with 3rd and 6th intervals Enjoy! PianoGroove

[@boogiewoogie2010]

Sir you play so well !! Thank you for the lessons. God Bless.

[@davidsams2110]

yeS yES YES !!! ... I started watching your videos about 4 months ago and they've been of incredible help to me with high-quality lessons so concise and yummy so thanks for that, I just felt I should say this cause I really appreciate you guys.

[@cselenaproject4116]

Woohoo! This is so much fun! ❤️ - Kristeta

[@JonasBradda]

Very, very good and useful video packed with licks. Thank you.

[@mollyhugo2709]

This has helped me so much, not just showing but explaining it in terms of theory Thank you!!x

[@fitwithandy]

Thank you so much! Sounds fantastic!

[@louispollet59]

Love the video, and your voice sounds like Richie Aprile in the Sopranos

[@andrewalden5350]

Great info. I use allot of the same licks but you give in-depth info...and great applications as well. Thanks

[@johnmitchelljr]

Thank you.

[@ebhd33]

amazing, thanks.

[@chinmaykhatkul184]

It's boogie-woogie. Your 16th note on left hand reminds me crazy little thing called love which is rock n roll. It's so amazing how genre relates with tempo change.

[@brutalhamster365]

Terrific lesson!👍👍

[@MarcosSilva-vt8uy]

Amazing tutorial 👍

[@armino1427]

thanks...💚🌸

[@charlesstrouss]

This is insanely cool. I wish I had resources like this when I was learning to play blues piano. Even 45 years later, I still learned stuff from it. These kids these days have no idea how hard we had to work in the olden days to learn this stuff! ;) You're the same Steve Flynn from the Brian Butler Blues band and Senior Cardiac, right? Didn't you play with Fat James for awhile too? I remember a show at some basement club in Pioneer Square where you were running the lights with a little box on your CP-80. ;) I've got an awesome grand piano at Robert Lang Studios, and some free studio time coming. Let me know if you want to tap into that resource, I would love to hear you on my Grotrian.

[@whiteboyskittytv5840]

no shit, right !

[@Mosaic_Mirror]

Thank u man

[@brandongriggs6934]

Amazing. Thank you

[@MachineGunMikeWalls]

Love this!!!

[@Mosaic_Mirror]

Oh hell yeah

[@whiteboyskittytv5840]

all about the left hand being steady. you can squeeze anything in with your right hand if the groove is steady.

[@ellenbacklin]

I like the intro to your lesson. how do you play that

[@danielchaudron8535]

👏👏👏

[@dwsintetizadores3741]

❤❤❤

[@ГеоргиевПопов]

7:44

[@joelespindola8182]

1:31 can I use scales G major (G-A-Bb-B-D-E-G) Scale C major (C-D-D#-E-G-A-C) Scale D major (D-E-F-F#-A-B-D)? thank you!

[@mikeosborne6254]

Unfortunately, I disagree with patronising comments below…. This “Lesson”, is un-structures and without any smooth application. Trying to follow the piano spoken dialogue is below even amateur standards offering only a frustrated experience. One simply wants to move on. I did.

[@jeffreybaer3746]

You can’t spell and most likely can’t swing the blues.

[@Pepsicolandia]

why dont you explain one at it time very well , rather than 5 in a rush we students no profesional players domi

[@GrumpyOldMan9]

Next time, please stay in C

[@williamcancilla4615]

Many improvise Blues in G. Has a distinct sound that really captures a great feel.

[@Pepsicolandia]

too fast forgeted it

[@JudyK1]

Okay, but not really jazz blues, which is my interest.

[@Jameswongkl]

Learnt so much. Thank you!

Great resource, thank you!

[@Jameswongkl]

Learnt so much. Thank you!