Improv on Cantaloupe Island - how to sound like Herbie

Tony Winston - Jazz Piano College
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[@victoregorov3892]

Большое спасибо, so far you are the best on KZbin .

[@HeinerStorchennest1]

Great tutorial on one of my favourite pieces. Thanks for sharing.

[@francescomanfredi]

Glad to see this blues course expanding in every direction, I find your approach very useful also for songwriters like me that are learning piano to improve songwriting and composition. Thanks from Italy

[@johnnysunset2740]

Great tutorial! I have never learned new jazz tune that fast, thank you.

[@giancafed]

Bravissimo😊very useful …thank you maestro

[@TonyWinston]

Glad you liked it!

[@royhendriks8763]

Excellent work Tony, i find myself analyzing your videos more and more...i've got my work cut out for me :-) Thanks!

[@heavystudio1787]

I am so glad to see this great video

[@sebastianquirarte6705]

Great video and advice, thanks for sharing your knowledge and analysis

[@WilliamsGuitarTube]

thanks for your great tutorials Tony! perfect closing time calm down stuff here. some single malt, checking your video and get straight to the backing track.

[@TonyWinston]

Sounds good. I like your channel too. tetris , harry potter

[@WilliamsGuitarTube]

@@TonyWinston thanks for checking 🤩

[@ammiammi1974]

Thanks a lot. Very good as always.

[@johnhsu9904]

Flibberty-jibbits.

[@TheRealSandleford]

had to come after listening to Chad LB with Randy Brecker @ Emmet Cohen then Wynton then Freddy... little tough acts to follow...

[@marcosquito]

Hello Tony, uow, so many thanks you did the video ! Great, the idea of F dorian at the end, that's the type of colour to make a difference !

[@TonyWinston]

Glad you saw it! I've got some more video on it - coming soon...

[@db7sib7m]

Thank you, great video !

[@cameronhizer3767]

It feels like a minor blues where the IV chord is replaced with the bVI chord like in the Pink Panther. But I can't explain the Dm11 except that it functions as a V chord.

[@draco4569]

I feel like the B natural in the bass in the D flat 7 section should be rewritten as a C flat. Why isn't it written like that in the first place?

[@TonyWinston]

Yes it should be a C flat. It sometimes depending on the signature. In classical Theory, d flat to B is considered an augmented 6th that tends to resolve to the 5 chord.

[@cathaywongkt]

It's a very nice video (suit to my level) that worth much more views.

[@boikhutsoponatshego2928]

Great stuff.

[@mtaur4113]

Hey, I was messing around with this tune and for the D min part, I stumbled across the C Harmonic Minor scale (2nd mode thereof, whatever). It shares a lot of notes with the other two modes, just about splitting the difference. On the one hand, A-flat replaces the fifth of the chord (making it D dim 7), but on the other hand, A-flat is a strong blues note, and that weird E-flat shows up too. So I'm a little ambivalent, but I think it's ok for solos, but "out of bounds" for accompaniment. D Dorian leaves me feeling cold, too, something about it not flowing well to and from the other modes.

[@guillermocabrera4160]

Drug videos. Can't stop watching them and not taking them to the practice at all

[@TonyWinston]

Guillermo Cabrera Haha, I know the feeling

[@claudedupras2492]

Keep it, and one day get to it .

[@anton5730]

Doesn't the blues form (or feel) come from the fact that Fm is similar to Abm, so the change to Db feels like a I to IV change?

[@davidgarnett5011]

Did you mean Abm. Ab(Major) is relative major to Fm so you could look at Fm as a I chord and Db as the IV chord.

[@mtaur4113]

I still can't figure out the D minor part with the E flat hanging around! :-o

[@TonyWinston]

Kick that e flat out!

[@mtaur4113]

@@TonyWinston Also makes it tricky to figure out how to vary the left hand, especially if there might be other players eventually. A few different possible scales that have D G C in common but otherwise hate each other! X-D Probably going to go to bed and look at it again tomorrow.