catching a vibe with my 1973 Fender Rhodes Mark I

[@j3po784]

Thanks everyone for checking out my video, I'm glad that so many people are digging it. Just to clarify a few things that people have been asking: 1. This is an improvisation, not a preconceived piece. 2. This is an incredible instrument, being enhanced by the warble and grit of the Mobius, coupled with some superb delay and reverb from Timeline and Big Sky, respectively. This Rhodes sounds great dry, too, but these FX really elevate the sound to something other-worldly. 3. You cannot sample this for your own compositions without permission (as the copyright is mine). Please visit www.j3po.net to submit inquiries. 4. Some folks have asked about hearing more of this music. I have two records out on streaming platforms under my artist name J3PO. 5. I don't have any solo Rhodes recordings out yet, but enough people have asked about it that I may record a bunch of improvisations on this instrument and upload to Spotify for your listening pleasure. Peace, J

[@pekkatervala8476]

In our funk-ish early 80´s band we had a Mark II and always with an Ibanez CS9 analog stereo chorus pedal. Reverb and delay from a Pearl Echo Orbit -1 tape echo.

[@og-ncho]

The message I was hoping to see since the release came true

[@carbon_wavelight]

Put it on bandcamp so we can support your music directly!

[@kmeyer6049]

looking forward to the solo rhodes album - playing this to my baby boy right now to calm him down

[@Superior1995Rex]

What a beauty that instrument is! You're a lucky man! I've got a simple, yet meaningful request to you: Could you upload a video where you play some jazzy-minor 7th and 9th chords? (without any melodic elements) I would love to sample them and build a LoFi-House track around it!

[@progrockmorelikefrogc0ck157]

I wish my bed was made out of the feeling of the sound a rhodes piano makes

[@daddydothang8635]

Hahaha. That would NOT be an empty bed.

[@goobert2469]

It would probably feel like a water bed

[@Prod.Nembutai]

bed made of soft warm clouds

[@williamhealy6381]

Why is this so right?

[@fastronaut909]

Then my back wouldn't hurt so much...

[@someguystudios23]

I wish I had a Rhodes, but I have: 1.) No money 2.) No space 3.) A smile from this masterpiece

[@jfan4reva]

Some day you will. A lifetime is a very long time. One way or another, if your keep the dream alive, you will eventually have a Rhodes. You may have to learn to be a DIY Rhodes tuner, you may have to learn to repair yours, but eventually you will have a Rhodes.

[@kennethj.benton8641]

I just wish I could play music like that.

[@arfansthename]

​@@jfan4revapretty sure a rhodes rarely needs to be tuned

[@lespaul9078]

My friend got one of these for free, a local highschool threw it in the dumpster, aside from some dirty pots amd sticky keys it's fine. His buddy works at the dump and found it, so he gave it to him.

[@Shmingleshmangle]

I could cry thinking about all the lovely gear that has been ignorantly thrown away over the years instead of being given away.

[@davidlestrange9153]

WHAT

[@stevec.1802]

I acquired a Hammond A100 the same way except I intercepted it before it made to the curb for pick up. One mans trash is another mans treasure. 🎹

[@onionhat9141]

I need to start looking at school dumps lmao

[@skoptsy4851]

​@@onionhat9141 Leave dem kids alone man.

[@Quicksilver_Cookie]

The sound of Rhodes always felt like raindrops for me. There's something about it. It has that round bubbly attack, and then ripples out from there. Absolutely gorgeous.

[@compucorder64]

Absolutely. If you don't know him, you might enjoy the the Rhodes based minimal Japanese 'ambient' music of Hiroshi Yoshimura. His brilliant album Music for Nine Postcards (1982) explores that soundworld. You can hear it from the very first two tracks, Water Copy and Clouds. It's a beautiful album. Really makes me want a Rhodes (or failing that, a Vintage Vibe, Wurlitzer 200 or even a Hohner Pianet T). I also feel the same about well played nylon guitars. Especially the rest stroke, and tremelo playing techniques sounds like teardrops / streams of water droplets. And I suppose the harp too, though it's a bit more piano like in it's deeper bass.

[@nicolasa.sarracinoabalos9245]

​@@compucorder64thanks a lot for your comment, I'm hearing Music for Nine Post Cards rn and it sounds awesome. I love Brian Eno.

[@compucorder64]

@@nicolasa.sarracinoabalos9245That's great. I love both. You might also love his other albums too then. And If you don't know his music already, you could check out William Basinski. Disintegration Loops, Water Music II, and Melancholia are all great places to start.

[@josephwright5921]

@@compucorder64I love Hiroshi Yoshimura’s music. I wish someone would do a box set of everything he recorded.

[@mlo-on-soundcloud]

you heard "riders on the storm" too much.

[@feraldynaufal]

Luxurious sound and superb playing on top of that. Feels like eating a highly expensive ice cream

[@dewdop]

Feels like a walk through the park on a late spring morning.

[@kaibell7429]

that is the perfect description

[@kronik907]

@@dewdop Feels like curling up on the couch in front of a window on a foggy fall morning with a hot cup of coffee.

[@beastlybongos9678]

*Mrbeast intensifies*

[@skumflum3768]

Perfect! You win

[@RaVirrTheTrader]

The sound of a foggy, wet, autumn 70's cityscape. Crisp air and the smell of coffee. Got work to do, and a dream to chase.

[@RideAcrossTheRiver]

August night after a heavy T-storm

[@nolano8279]

yes and it rained the night before and you can smell that in the air. the streets are buzzing but you have your headphones in and you are just in the zone, on your own

[@3ZX8Ball]

More like a hot July evening. Chilling by the window, gazing at the sunset while enjoying a glass of the finest whisky.

[@kaphizmey6229]

can i just say thank you so much for commenting this, it fits so perfectly ❤️

[@Poeme340]

Wow, perfectly said!👍👍

[@alanjamesh.zamorano1677]

2:12 I love how it growls when playing the keys hard. It's like an electric guitar with mild overdrive. It has a very crispy sound

[@Craig-dv3ji]

If the Rhodes growls, the Wurlitzer barks.

[@gloriboigaming7583]

George Duke shit #EatThatQuestion

[@marceloacosta1742]

@@gloriboigaming7583 Troll detected.

[@willfowler8540]

you can achieve this effect with anything. it's called bit crush, similar to the yamaha dx7.

[@hubbsllc]

The intro to Mahavishnu Orchestra's "Miles Davis" is exactly like that. Jan Hammer playing.

[@baldy555]

I have no words. Just tears. I am in my 60's, listened to all kinds of jazz/fusion and Billy Joel. I am just so happy that young musicians like this person will keep up the Fender Rhodes tradition and keep this beautiful sound alive. Forever. Thank you, Brother, and Emily who videotaped it !

[@pierrenicolai1155]

I feel exactly the same! I'm 61, Billy Joël, Steely Dan, Michael Mc Donald mmmm

[@Thomlinmusic]

Such a beautiful and inspiring instrument!

[@FrancisMulvaney]

Nothing will ever beat an original Fender Rhodes sound

[@theID2]

i always felt this was the best sounding keyboard of all.

[@mttlsa686]

The best sound in the universe.

[@kennethreed8746]

A lot of people felt that

[@davidholmes2283]

Absolutely! I've ALWAYS loved the sound. Perfect.

[@robmausser]

best sounding k̶e̶y̶b̶o̶a̶r̶d̶ instrument

[@arapaimagold8088]

At first it was made as instrument of healing for soldiers that sustained permanent injuries. No wonder the sound is transcendental.

[@JusFig]

These mellow vibes put my dog to sleep in less than a minute! He went from, "what's that?" to passed out with his eyes shut!

[@denizendenizen]

awwwww

[@slothbearmillionaire]

This is the kind of content that makes KZbin worthwhile.

[@Kudo716]

This makes me cry every time I hear it. Blinded by nostalgia for a time I wasn't even alive for.

[@MontellFishMusic]

this hits a part in my soul

[@MattJohnsonJamiroquai]

Great playing!

[@Azfun6]

Growing up playing guitar, my brother was a great keyboard player and I remember him getting his first Rhodes 73......man, we played until both our hands and fingers could no longer move. You really brought back some great memories of such a wonderful time in my life. Thanks for sharing, you play really nice, enjoyed this very much.

[@zaferalabbas]

That sounds awesome! How is your brother now?

[@ianeduardomarquezdavila2766]

My dream is to play a fender rhodes 🥺🥺

[@bobbycastaneda9091]

@@ianeduardomarquezdavila2766 Donde vives? Where do you live?

[@starmorpheus]

@@zaferalabbasI have a feeling he’s not with us any more :/

[@Wykesidefruitmachine]

Wow, that was absolutely beautiful. I listened to this while cuddling my 10 month old son in bed this morning as he played with his wind chime toy. I think that was the most tranquil moment of my entire life and I nearly shed a tear.

[@getawaywithpaul5513]

Thats nice i like this! Peace ❤

[@ibrahimsky]

😭💕

[@reggieebbutt9760]

most wholesome thing ive ever read

[@hoytbenson6016]

This guy’s playing is astounding. Holy hell. I want one of these Rhodes keyboards so bad now

[@maxime1768]

same

[@harrisontownsend910]

Same. And I don't play piano.

[@jeffhenderson3184]

Same. I do play. Don’t have the budget

[@lordofleaves257]

Someone convince this man to make an album. Ever since I heard this piece in quarantine years ago I've listened to this recording hundreds of times, the way the instrument naturally responds to his fingers is incredible. The technique plus the medium just creates this super system of amazingly entrancing frequencies. If this guy made an album of nothing but this I would be listening to it on repeat all day everyday

[@AdamBorseti]

I believe if anyone could sum up the entire soul of an instrument in a single, tastefully filmed video; it was you and this was that video. If I want to explain the sound of the Rhodes to someone, not just any Rhodes either, but *my favorite* version of the Rhodes in optimal, pristine playing and tone condition, I will show them this video. Absolutely phenomenal.

[@AdamBorseti]

@BC J How does that shit work? I mean, you're welcome, but how does my comment effect your recommendations? KZbin works in mysterious ways.

[@jwaj]

@@AdamBorseti may you explain the sounds of the Rhodes to me

[@djmateo7134]

Well stated. After hearing it, my synths seem ridiculous and now I'm jonesing for a mark1

[@hectorwebster-bligh5283]

I want to like this comment but it has 69 likes so I’m morally obliged to hold off

[@stevecarter8810]

As Jacob Collier put it (when asked about the correct name for a chord) "Well , this is the sound of it... ... So I guess that's what it's called really"

[@joel_ricci]

Man, imagine having the gear..... and be able to play like this

[@Tabby.cat2]

Dreamy 🥰

[@ondarze]

This is just heavenly stuff. The Rhodes must be my favourite instrument to listen to.

[@fiorellavincenzacavagoicoc9046]

Cool.

[@ThiagoSilva-xu8rs]

I would like to know the name of this musical genre so I can research more about it, can you tell me?

[@farleytaylor5493]

My Dad bought me one from Hauer Music in Dayton. My older brother said it is the most sublime instrument ever made. Thank you J3PO.

[@Retrogamer71]

Such a dreamy and soulful sound when played like this.

[@SAFC8294]

The playing is super tasteful! It sounds like a mix of Jazz, Gospel, Blues, and RnB, but how would you define how you play? What’s influenced your playing style?

[@tyggi90]

Not me, but I'd say that it's best described as neo-soul if you're looking for similar stuff.

[@jassingh3208]

Honestly it reminds me a bit of Japanese city pop. It’s got that multi genre vibe to it.

[@kennethreed8746]

@@jassingh3208 Japanese city pop is directly influenced by jazz and disco. What he's playing is more along neo-soul. Its to get the different genees confused if you don't consciously listen to the music as they point use pretty jazzy progressions, but Japanese city pop still follows some more standard progressions than the stuff he was playing.

[@chriskutz7144]

Give this guy a recording contract NOW.

[@mintybudgie]

if he makes finished music then i am willing to sign him onto my distribution focused record label...just gotta figure out how to get in contact. the rhodes is like my favorite instrument, it's heavenly

[@suzycerulean]

I watch this at least 5-10 times a day now, truly immaculate vibes

[@laurentiusmcmxcv]

The best sound in the universe.

[@robbiehollywood1937]

Excellent Chops, Sir! Takes me back to 1973/ 74 as a little kid, hearing this instrument on top 40 radio. Just the stuff dreams are made of.

[@edjefferson9175]

It’s like a ‘65 Chevy Impala. When I first started going to music clubs a lot of guys had Rhodes, a B3, a Clavinet and a Mini Moog. Hard workers!

[@matthewfaircloth6946]

I’ve been going through a serious lot in life lately, and I just want to thank you for putting this beautiful piece out there. It’s been providing a sincere place of comfort and solace for me, I listen basically every day.

[@MangoldProject]

Great improv. How does the real thing fare against the Nord Stage's Rhodes emulation? (action and sound-wise)

[@j3po784]

Ain't no thang like the real thing, that is all I can say. However, the Nord Nefertiti Rhodes library is for sure my first choice when I don't have the real thing and I'm playing live. The Nord is a really fantastic keyboard, and I love it. In terms of software, Spectrasonics Keyscape holds the prize for sampled Rhodes, by a very large margin. Hope that helps!

[@wiredbassclarinet]

@@j3po784 thank you for the advice - I have been looking for the best sampled rhodes or vst that I can find!

[@wiredbassclarinet]

(not that I'd hate knowing a close second to try, price wise)

[@FreeTheJambon]

@@wiredbassclarinet Try the Yamaha reface CP

[@peterkenney9158]

@@wiredbassclarinet the Scarbee EP-88S is also a fantastic sampled Rhodes.

[@OFTENUNSUITED]

You’ve got a beautiful connection to your hands and to your heart my friend, thank you for the good sounds

[@chironjo]

Man, I love this sound. So jazzy, and so 70s. And they used in salsa too back in the day, and it sounded terrific!

[@64ccd]

This is one of my favorite videos on youtube

[@losingsighthxc]

Dude, you have that tone dialed in perfectly. Also, that’s such tasty chording. Well done.

[@badallis4158]

I grew up in the 90s, but this reminds me of my grandparents, and stories of my parents growing up. Most everyone is gone now, but this brings back memories of my childhood. The feeling of a time 10 and 20 years before me, that I got to experience through those people. Something I miss very much.

[@dbo514]

It sounds gorgeous, not all rhodes sound this good though, you've got a good one! 1972-73 are pretty much the golden years.

[@HammondDirk]

I'm really doubting if this is a genuine 1973 Rhodes, the keys look to me more like those from my 1982 Mark II (the rattling plastic ones)... Which can by the way sound pretty darn good. Or maybe I'm not seeing it right due to the light? At least the sound and playing is superb :-)

[@dbo514]

@@HammondDirk The keys were different up until 1973, more rounded and less flat than the later keys.

[@HammondDirk]

@@dbo514 OK thanks, I didn't know... The plastic keys of my Mark II are also rounded. And I saw the white sides, but they should be still wood I guess?

[@dbo514]

@@HammondDirk They're still wood, they just have these rounded edges and they were not flush against one another and could get woobly as the felt dried up. I liked the feel of my 1971 Rhodes better than a 1974 I got later, even if the latter had flush/flat keys.

[@HammondDirk]

@@dbo514 OK, thanks for the info! Even though I own a Mark II, I don't have that much experience with the other subtile changes as I have with the Hammond organs ;-)

[@juanlombardo3]

I need one hour of this type music

[@miguelalejandrodiaztellez9949]

x2

[@trifource]

listen to chick corea bro

[@leguitaristicfrank]

bruh this is lovely. it's like my 10th time in a row listening to this. your playing is just purely amazing. that and your way of engineering your sound makes it even more delicious. bravo.

[@Davett53]

I'm still here. October 2022, and I still visit this video often. A most mellow vibe, to be sure. I really chill out when I am listening to this. Peace.

[@vc6218]

That sound is unreal...

[@rayjamesevilgenius5465]

The early 70s Rhodes are my favorite sounding. I have several, but my '72 is incredible.

[@ericrogal995]

Cool, wispy, dreamy and twinkling vibrations that just hypnotize and relax upon my ears. Such great and marvelous playing and feel. A roller coaster of emotion and color. 👍

[@JeremyHalterman]

Every few months this reappears in my recommendeds, and I click every single time. One of my favorite videos on the internet.

[@Hessencemusic]

You are .. amazing. The way you play..the melodies you create.. it’s magic. Pure inspiration

[@resp0nse_beats]

The warmth of this gem is simply incredible. Paired with that high end chime and a soulful player who can make this thing sing and you've got a masterpiece. ✨

[@MarkoTiano]

These things ( Rhodes) sounds so good it's dream, like a beautiful dream. A true natural E.piano, nothing digital. And this is Mark1 73 and how amazing it sounds even today. You're playing great

[@emilioosorio7191]

This is probably one of the most beautiful tunes if heard

[@treboryoung2167]

This is my favorite keyboard sound ever. It cant never be replaced or totally duplicated

[@30mouse]

Incredible playing and tone!! There is nothing like being in the room with a vintage Rhodes....I'm a guitarist, and this is one of my favorite sounds of all time. Again, great improv playing!

[@farimuses]

Damn it, Damn it. Beautiful sound. Beautiful playing.

[@Jesussaveslives_08]

this thing was way ahead of its time. i love the ethereal sound of it!

[@verifiedtoxicangel2411]

whoever decided to name this instrument as rhodes deserves an award.... somehow i find it is an absolute appropriate perfect description.... exquisite and sophisticated

[@purposeinpresence4494]

This is that authentic tone that no vst is going to capture.

[@Clapstain]

definitely. The arturia one is pretty cool though.

[@blissfulhumanoid9536]

Arturia and Spectrasonics are actually very close

[@Oxymoron808]

The raw sound sounds heavily processed with VSTs anyway I think you'd be hard pressed to tell the difference in sound between an advanced sampler and an actual recording with all these effects on top

[@g10118]

@@blissfulhumanoid9536 In terms of accuracy, Keyscape > Arturia. Arturia's isn't bad but the synthesized aspects are noticeable, though that isn't inherently a 'bad' thing. Keyscape's Rhodes is true to the source due to the many very carefully captured samples.

[@blissfulhumanoid9536]

Good points

[@bobinoregon2024]

i come back to this one often for the honesty and the atmosphere.

[@PeterMosley]

Played for years with my piano player who used one. We did a ton of piano/drum duet gigs. It was magical.

[@Jattilili]

I listen to this game a lot. It gives me a lot of pleasure and feeling. Thank you very much for playing and publishing this! Greetings from Hungary.

[@liannarivera5358]

I’m obsessed I’m 17 but I always wondered what it was like in the 70’s and 80’s days This just gave me a glimpse of it

[@mikelord9860]

Well, I was 17 in the 70s and it coulda been worse. We had a lot more mom 'n pop music stores, as well as bookstores and stereo shops, which is what we prided ourselves in. Always looking for the new component. We obviously didn't have PCs, et al., in those days but believe me, we would've figured it out.

[@jamescarter3196]

The sound of the Rhodes reflects a fairly particular set of real feelings, and to me it's 'beauty of quiet moments' much of the time-- a pensive, reflective sound which has joy and melancholy in the same breath. It can do other things but that's the part of it we hear in stuff like this video. The '60s into the '80s had a lot of optimism and depression and the Rhodes can speak vividly of these things.

[@bronkoyotte]

Music moments like these restore my faith in humanity for a bit.

[@lwpdhofgh]

Can you release this as a song? It’s so pretty. I’ll listen too it over and over again.

[@ILiveintheZone]

The key changes in the hook of "ive changed my mind" are something else man. I really love that song.

[@louisn3539]

I love Rhodes so much. Love the vibe, great playing!

[@ds99]

I love the sound. It’s very nostalgic from the 70s. It’s got a dreamy sound. However the machine itself is only part of it. The player is really what made it sound so great. Excellent hands on the keyboard. I wish I had such talent.

[@giquo]

man, you just gotta love the real sound of a rhodes, so sweet, so charming, so creamy, so calm... oh boy, someday i hope to have one real one

[@michaadamowicz6204]

That video pushed me to buy my Rhodes really. Not only this of course. I've known a track by Vangelis called Reve for many years but had no idea what the instrument was. I must have heard people playing Rhodes so many times but so few people could play it this gentle, jazzy, mysterious way. And this video made me realize THIS was the instrument. I bought myself a Mark I for my 30th birthday. Thank you so much for this video!

[@xcapemuzik8275]

Man that sounds good. Nice vibe, chords and that slight off pitch sounds of the Rhodes is mesmerizing.

[@brianrossiter2547]

Gorgeous! Bob James' theme from Taxi is the quintessential Rhodes tune for me

[@Tabby.cat2]

The Fender Rhodes is such a beautiful instrument 🥰!!

[@737Garrus]

The Fender Rhodes makes such an incredible sound. Glad You made this!

[@ayuzefovich]

Man, that's soooo rad, I keep coming back here every day just to hear your amazing improv and this amazing Rhodes sound. Thanks for sharing this, it has became one of my favorite corners of the Internet.

[@cirro6267]

Dude this is so nice. Lovely Rhodes, lovely playing, love this.

[@kuheylan2097]

i cant believe my ears no words can explain this.

[@ChristopherSong777]

I can't stop listening to this...

[@Octopusolamo2000]

That chord 00:11 AHHH! So good, and creamy, and mysterious!

[@michal151994]

It's so beautiful I went to my piano to check what's this chord :D

[@bigsquatchsasfoot1964]

Man …that sound and your playing was so beautiful 🙏

[@XxMrKiwiZx]

Fucking hell this was beautiful, this is a fucking treat while faded lol amazing playing bro

[@TheCrystalyne]

why the F word????........

[@XxMrKiwiZx]

@@TheCrystalyne I have a very vulgar expressive vocabulary. It’s all love though lol

[@skellman42]

@@TheCrystalyne LMAO

[@Yasherdooble]

@@TheCrystalyne faded????????????

[@pianotnt]

I want one

[@octobersun221]

My favourite instrument and beautifully played. It brings one back to a more peaceful time.

[@StonyRC]

The 1970's Rhodes have such a sweet, mellow sound. Wonderful instrument.

[@ryanturner9509]

beautiful, nostalgic and very heart warming, sends me back to my childhood. thanks man

[@kennyblackbird5794]

Reminds of the Taxi television theme song and Jeff Beck's Blow By Blow album. 70's rule man!

[@roddykennedy9476]

I think what sets people like this apart from the average musically gifted person is not the technique (I can just about play this now after transcribing) but the creativity and musical intelligence deployed “off the cuff”. Just brilliant.

[@johnnypalacios1903]

The class of that instrument, and your capacity for playing it, are evenly matched. Or as it says in the bible... "Equally Yoked". Very smooth playing and the crown jewel of keyboard instruments.

[@WyattWinters]

Exactly this. These videos make me want to buy a rhodes (or at least keyscape lol) but with my current abilities I could never make it sound this good

[@wingwalker27]

Love this sound. My high school music teacher had one 1974 and it always brings me back to hear it.

[@anthonysamra7777]

Nothing like the sound of a Rhodes. Nice!

[@ferox965]

One of my favourite sounds ever. I'm a bassist, and I found a halfway decent patch for my Roland JDXI, but nothing compares to the real thing. Nice chops. All the best from Canada.

[@RobertIverMusic]

Lovely and my favorite instrument... I'm sure it was George Duke (RIP) playing the Rhodes MK1 that was the trigger for me to love this sound.

[@cavrenodem2436]

As a keys player, i didn't realize how much i need one of these in my studio right now. Wow, i thought the MK II was the Holy Grail but goodness... Speechless. Calling my dealer now. Thank you for opening my eyes and ears. I have chills. Salute!

[@idaridaridaridari]

what a journey, this is such an impressive instrument

[@SimeonFlowers]

This quite literally feels good to listen to. Amazing.

[@marike1100]

Idk, Fender makes 20 versions of the Telecaster, 30 Stratocasters, countless reissued amps but they can’t bother reissuing perhaps their greatest instrument ever? Samples just don’t sound like the real thing and the Rhodes sounds incredible. 👍👍🪗

[@jennifersman7990]

True, but it’s also possible they no longer own the rights to manufacture it again and don’t feel cutting a new deal is cost-effective. It’s probably cheaper to just license the sampler sound to Roland or Yamaha and let them integrate it into their keyboards.

[@odinmp5]

There is a company that builds something very similar , problem is the price.

[@DanielBoonelight]

what about that rhodes 7? i am sure there is that video from NAMM '10 appearing on the side somewhere. pretty hot, ngl.

[@AdamBorseti]

You should check out Vintage Vibe's 73 piano.

[@thisgoestoeleven]

Fender doesn't own the rights anymore, they sold to Roland in the 80s, and Harold Rhodes got the company back in the mid-90s I think? They made the mark 7 in 2010ish, didn't do much after that. I know Vintage Vibe makes a Rhodes-style electromechanical tine piano, but I think they might be the only game in town at this point.

[@shasha-muse6054]

such a beautiful tone/sound....almost dream like. I play the bass but since the day I heard one, the fender rhodes has always and will always be my favorite instrument. My keyboard player had an 88 and I would sit and watch him in awe as he ran his fingers up & down the those keys. Thank you for posting this gem.

[@MakeWeirdMusic]

Now I wanna buy a Rhodes and a J3PO

[@knuteskild]

You know you can get the same sound (& more) with Spectrasonic's Keyscape, even cheaper?

[@rahard]

is J3PO included?

[@knuteskild]

@@rahard Hmmmm, never heard of that one, what is it?

[@rahard]

@@knuteskild that's the guy who owns this youtube channel (the one playing the rhodes). it's juts a joke. ha ha ha.

[@knuteskild]

@@rahard Mohæhæææ! You got me there, hilarious!! :-) (If you (we) could get Keyscape, with him, that would be the purchase of the century...)

[@Joker-ig8im]

If you could hear what rainbows and sunshine and the sound the deepest part of your soul sounds like when it is healing after being crushed. This is what it would sound like. I've been playing drums for about 40 years and you sir would be the first member of my dream band. Electric Guitar player who is just as comfortable playing acoustic is the next peice.

[@peterfrlich622]

this video is now for some reason one of my only coping mechanisms against sh..(self harm). So thank you for your amazing work on this music, and thank you for uploading. This really calms me down, and i truly appriceate that some thing for once can do the wonders this video does. So thank you again. And just know that you're helping a suffering soul out here. Keep it up.

[@CollinMacQuarrie]

I’ve dealt with self-harm too brother; praying for you 🙏

[@peterfrlich622]

@@CollinMacQuarrie thank you:)

[@philippezsiga1125]

Me too right now. Hope you will be fine soon

[@zoraarnold8482]

one of the things that can calm me down is this gorgeous song, I often come back to it ❤

[@irasound]

Как прекрасно импровизация сочетается с тембром инструмента! Волшебство!

[@beck645]

Omg! When you walk through the gates into heaven, THIS is what you will hear. Absolutely heavenly. You sir are guaranteed a place there so the rest of us can hear your heavenly improvisations. Thank you for this.

[@skiff810]

can't hear this often enough...especially this one touches me...that perfect

[@cubakaraoke146]

Que lindo cuanta nostalgia por ese intrumento tan maravilloso y mas cuando esta bien tocado con tremendo concepto exitos

[@michaeltruax4523]

brother whatever it is that your playing just beautiful very very nice and thank you so much for putting it out there, wow great sound and lovely tune