Layla Piano Coda Series - Part 1 - Piano Tutorial by JAZZEDGE

[@jazzedge]

This is part 1 of a 2 part lesson. Part 2 is here jazzedge.com/products/hwwe9-layla-piano-coda-part-2

[@ianwilson2007]

It's says page not found.

[@Wolfman1987]

I was 10 years old when Layla was put out on the air waves. I've heard it 10,000 times since then, and I am still hypnotized by it today. Favorite song of all time. 10cc's I'm not in love is right behind

[@edmundblackaddercoc8522]

Thought he was gonna say 'when i was a kid, i always wanted to be was a gangster'

[@deg1studios]

'to me being a gangster was better than being president of the united states.'

[@billdowney1487]

You did a great job with this tune and yes, all those intricacies are priceless.

[@lindakaram4167]

That piano coda was written by Rita Coolidge. She never got credit for it -- she was ripped off.

[@jeffjohnson7381]

Love this lesson first time I’ve been on your channel…I’m a beginner to intermediate player who would also like to learn blues style piano 🎹 left hand bass slow blues with right hand runs licks etc❤

[@marklr5716]

Thank you so much!! I've been trying to learn this.. 4:00 yea lets stick to C?... D flat? nope nope nope...

[@bydesign3169]

2:38

[@FionaAshley-x7y]

By Design god bless

[@juditharmstrong6267]

Wow thanks for the fab lesson so clear to understand can't wait to start

[@christophermatthews638]

I have a suggestion for a new rock song. I just started to learn the introduction to Firth of Fifth (Genesis) and would love to see how a good player approaches learning this song. There are lots of time signature changes 2/4 to 13/16 and some 15/16. I´m finding it challenging especially at the correct tempo.

[@bobbyjewel]

Great lesson. Thank you from Melbourne AUS

[@jimsskot1]

Sounds great.Very cool.

[@michaelrobinson1275]

Thanks to Rita Coolidge for this coda

[@DonswatchingtheTube]

What a name!

[@pamelasmith157]

Wow so helpful. I'm going to try this.

[@ha_ha_huh]

Shout out Rita Coolidge

[@cowboyflipflopped]

It seems like you've added some of your own work to this song.

[@juditharmstrong6267]

I feel a bit like you I seem to have done so much theory but can not sit down and play a song to impress a friend and just for my own pleasure and satisfaction. I would like to use your free lessons first to see how I go cheers Jude

[@mikehollins1594]

I feel the same way.

[@trustinjesus1119]

I always just tried to play the song skipping the theory, I know a bit of theory, but the three of you (Willie, Judith & Mark) were taught right.

[@sabatoge17]

You didn’t even finish the video. Your part two starts without the rest of part one. Rubbish.

[@aj1265]

Where can I get the sheet music to this

[@jazzedge]

HI AJ, The sheet music is available with the full lesson. You can find it on our site here: jazzedge.com/products/hwwe8-layla-piano-coda-part-1

[@prAsco]

@@jazzedge the link is expired...how can i get the sheets?

[@BarneyFife1111]

Actual instruction starts at 2:38. Listen to it all if you want a great story into his insights.

[@thomasleslie3]

you are not explaining the left hand good enough in fact your making it to confusing to follow

[@nelsonj.tagapulot9384]

Listen to Rita Coolidge, the original composer, how it's played the right way.

[@jazzedge]

These lessons are NOT transcriptions. If you're looking for that, I'd suggest purchasing a transcription book

[@anujsoni5256]

hey man can you do Valerie by amy winehouse piano tutorial that would be awesome loved your videos plzz man :)

[@cowboyflipflopped]

Video starts at 2:38

[@thomasleslie3]

yeah obviously your great but im not or I wouldn't need a lesson. out of all the versions you sound 100 pct on and I want to learn from you but I need baby steps could you slow it down on left the hand with the alternating thank you

[@corazondenj]

I fail to see how it's helpful to play it so fast that there's no way whatsoever to follow it. The tutorial is useless if you have to constantly stop and take your hands off the keyboard to pause your phone litrrally every 2 seconds between chords to see what they are before you move your hands again. Is this to teach students? Because nobody who is new to this and still learning from the beginning can benefit from seeing you play it at full speed and never once stop to slow down and actually show us what you're doing at a workable pace.....this video just ended up making me too annoyed to even want to try

[@MN-tf4ek]

2.38 mins of woffle, then the tutorial turned out to be crap anyway

[@barryo5158]

Lots of cheese.

[@dorothyhughes8011]

toooo much irrelevant talking otherwise...okay

[@jazzedge]

Dorothy thanks for your comment. The samples on KZbin are just from a snippet of the lesson, but even though I strive strike a balance between taking and showing, talking is still necessary. I want my students to know WHAT they are playing and not just learn by watching me. Thanks for your comment.

[@MrVbobby]

This is just a come on no content

[@offaxisdude]

not your best work

[@jazzedge]

LOL, thanks!

[@americanpatriot790]

Where can I get this version