Easy groove for offering

[@mrvirgieking8502]

MAAN...You cold blooded on dem keyz mane!! Blessings JT!💯💪🏾

[@kirksmilez]

Oweeee!! You BAD JT lol old video but I love it Family Stay Blessed ‼️🙏🏾✊🏾👍🏾💯💯

[@BigHubeMusic]

thank you lord for another day!!

[@wilberttaylor8587]

JT just wanted you to know your tutorials have been a tremendous help for me. At heart I am a drummer and bass player. But God spoke to my spirit one Saturday night during a youth service and said "I WANT YOU TO START PLAYING PIANO FOR YOUTH CHOIR". At the time I knew very little about playing the piano. That was 12 years ago. Thank you your help has been outstanding! Keep up the great work! Will

[@Jarreau24]

To God be the glory and remain bless

[@unsal7290]

Still watching in 2021. Thanks for all you sharing! Amazing tutorials

[@RRuuffaarroo]

"play your horns son", stay blessed ! from UK london! PIPC

[@Afiplaysmusic]

Hello JT. Thanks for this. It's been almost 7 years and you're still blessing us.

[@KENTUCKYBOYSBALLIN]

I've learned several songs in only a couple of days. You are a real blessing brother. May God Bless you and yours

[@Jarreau24]

Michael Nance thanks and remain bless

[@roymitchell2050]

Bro this groove is so hot!!! And the way u break it down and teach it as u go helps me out a lot !!! I jus became a minister of music at a Methodist church and ur videos help me out a lot!!!! Major shout out to u bro!!! Keep duin what u do!!

[@hesaves777]

Now, using the moftif to its full potential!! You are killing it!!! Oh Yeah, Im grooving!!! It has that old school vibe

[@Walkersmusic]

Hey doc! You the man! I really like this man...really moving and makes you want to give! Keep them coming doc!

[@djsmooveent4138]

Man I love your videos❤, I need lessons , I want to get better !

[@soleworkz]

JT thank you once again. Another groove I learned by you. I started Piano a few months back and you have helped me along. I am working to understand the number system and the names of chords so when you call em out I know. Thanks dude God bless.

[@understandliving9294]

Gap Band "yearning" what it sounded like in the beginning. I like it

[@JCox964]

Old school 80`s "Silver Shadow " groove , but nice Blessings 2 ya bruh

[@michalkuscielek]

you are amazing man, i follow you piano iprovisations. You are big talent! I am very inspired.

[@SOLOWARRIOR03]

Hey!!!!!!! I'm ready to give my ten percent!!!!!!

[@DjPrimeTyme]

Man this is tight!!!!! Gotta definetly use this one!!

[@CoalBand]

this is tight, its amazing what you can create off of 2 chords!

[@MsMUSIQMAKER]

That is just awesome, I have been looking for something to play during offering time other than the usual congregation type song, this is perfect, thanx.

[@PedroKa]

my man im always inspired by everything you do..... Please teach me hw to play like you God bless

[@hunghoangmusic]

hope you keep doing these stuffs, cause its sound amazing

[@playkma]

Instead of horn, I can hear lead guitar grooving to this. Nice groove

[@jstyleent]

wow! God Bless bro, im gonna learn this!

[@gamerz000]

This is good man. Thanks for this.

[@RichardDeRavalliere]

You are a blessing bro~

[@Jarreau24]

u welcome yes im still checking but i been having some issues on here trying to check my messages thanks and God bless you!

[@reesekranks]

Jarreau24 what preset bro¿

[@BigGlide]

Nice groove. Thanks my brotha!!!

[@brennonba]

OK..I Like..This is tight! I gotta use this one

[@djmann1007]

2023 that left hand still dumpin'

[@mrkeyz321]

soundz very jazzy i like it

[@lokozoa1813]

I'm feeling this right here..

[@UkuleleAversion]

You have EXCELLENT rhythm! Did you learn the most about rhythm by practicing, playing with other people, or by listening to music? Or a combination of these?

[@shonenettasanders]

LOVELY!!!!!!!

[@heavenlydove1920]

Similar to Hezekiah Walker's How Much We Can Bear and Yearning for Your Love - Gap Band ("You can't keep running in and out of my life")

[@APRIMEProspect]

@BLaCkYoSh1 actually, if you are just naming the right hand chords it is a Fmin7 but it is not a Gbmaj7 it is a Gbmaj9 because he added the 9 on top.

[@Afiplaysmusic]

JT thanks. I'm going to share what I've done with this. I hope yr still checking your page.

[@alexwilson9026]

I love your videos .. very easy to follow ...will you give a beginner friendly tutorial for Its only a test by bishop d rotter

[@TheZombieJC]

@CoalBand You can make a lot with one chord. All it take is creativity and skill.

[@lisariley5722]

love this groove..

[@lisariley5722]

played portion of this today.... Fabb...

[@Jarreau24]

@CoalBand thanks and u have a bless day

[@Afiplaysmusic]

I do it on my Triton Le. It's called splitting the keyboard.

[@hbeez87]

thats whats up JT

[@cgaddy21]

man what sond on the motif r u using for the horns. Thats sick

[@guppy71219]

this is nice...

[@aarmington]

that change is used for ALOT of songs

[@IsaiahMixon]

How long have you been playing the piano/keyboard

[@raculpeper]

Yessir! 🙌🏾

[@roymitchell2050]

Also I gave a request for some John legend grooves thanks in advance!!!

[@hashbrow1]

F minor 7th and a G flat Major 9th. I'm a rookie. Took me a while.

[@UkuleleAversion]

No, good try, you are right, the chords being played in the right hand are a F minor 7th and a G flat Major 9th but the root of the first chord, the one you thought was F min7, is being playing in the left hand, B flat, and B flat + F min7= B flat 11 (omitted 3rd) and the second chord, the one you thought was a G flat maj9, again, the root is being playing in the left hand, E flat, and E flat + Gflat Major 9th= E flat min11. These are chord voicings of the dominant 11th and minor 11th chords. Didn't want to put you down, again, you are technically correct that what he was playing without the bass were a F min7- when he was telling us that you better know those chords- and a G flat maj9 but harmonically they are technically a B flat 11 and an E flat min11.

[@hashbrow1]

TFP 3141 Huh?

[@UkuleleAversion]

The chords that you thought were F min7 and G flat maj9 were being a played over a single note (different one each time) in the left hand. That note in the left hand is technically the bottom or the "root" of the chord. The root of the G flat maj9 in the left hand is an E flat. E flat 1, G flat 3, B flat 5, C sharp 7, F 9, and A flat 11. 1, flat 3, 5, flat 7, 9, 11 is a full 11th chord, but when the 3rd (flat 3, which is F sharp) is taken down a half step the interval between the root and third which is now a flat 3 becomes a minor third which makes the chord tonality a minor because of the flat 3 AND also the flat 7 or dominant 7, whichever you like to call it (C sharp). More simply, 1, 3, 5, 7, 9, 11, is a major11 but 1, flat 3, 5, flat 7, 9, 11 is a minor11. Now, we have an E flat minor11 chord. Now you can tell me what the F min7 over the B flat. is. If I am still confusing you, pinpoint what you don't understand to me.

[@edlegendtv]

Is that just a Motif thing where you can have the slap bass on the left hand?

[@AntMadeDat]

Thank you brother

[@HiddenTreasuresEnt]

Bro good one Shabbat shalom

[@christinabrown2323]

love it thanks

[@DawgcityClev]

Sounds like Stevie Wonder's "Do I Do"

[@stevenfair1021]

What sound are you using

[@keyballa]

What kind of bass did you use on the motif?

[@earldavis3877]

What key is this?

[@WillsJazzLoft]

I don't think that there's so much an issue with knowing chords as there is to knowing how to voice them. The same four notes played In a cluster possess a different sound quality when played as an open voicing.

[@paulh.dawson9592]

what amp r you using thanks

[@pianistluckyson1324]

hallo hallooo,Praise God.....please do a tutorial, I know the Bible is right,somebody's wrong

[@GIa_DM]

Ace!