Meatloaf two out of three isolated piano tutorial lesson part of a band scenario

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So here’s the scenario, we are at the end of our bands 6 weeks holiday and it’s time to start gigging again. There’s this song from meatloaf that we have just introduced to the set called two out of three and now I’ve forgotten how parts of it go. So I’ve tried to remember it as best I can and made a video that I can check back on in future incase the same happens again. This is not a tribute to meatloaf as I’m not playing any of the vocal melody. I’m just playing my part on the piano keys that I’d be playing on stage with the rest of the 5 piece band. So if you’re also in a band and you’ve been told to add this song then this video may help you figure out the piano parts. I’m not saying they are all bang on correct with the song, but it gets us through the gig ok. I’m sure it will change the longer we play it and the more I learn it myself but this is the starting point for us
I hope it helps. All the best. Brendan Greaves. JackCap Audio.
Disclaimer. This is a piano tutorial given in good will. I do not own any of the rights to this song.

[@outcastcwd]

That was VERY cool! 😎👍

[@Jackcapaudio]

Thanks 👍

[@robertdevitt4489]

great job......good to see the notes for more advanced players who just want the piano parts without the vocal and guitar, which usually accompanies the sheet music. Rare to find videos like this that strictly focus on the piano. Keep them coming!

[@Jackcapaudio]

Thank you Robert

[@WeDewey]

I don't see the notes. Where are they???

[@ronaldtant]

I was about to stop looking when I came across this and it truly is like finding a ruby in a mountain of rocks .So many cocktail bar melody versions that are pretty awful so to come across someone who has put that much work into the piano accompaniment is rare indeed .Just so,so good in fact whatever I write will not convey how exceptional your posting of this is .In answer to the question how is this a lesson?do what I very much intend to do and watch his hands as this is not only a lesson but stands head and shoulders above every posting of this song on the internet and unless Jim Steinman himself has posted one it will remain so …truly exceptional,flawless and without equal.

[@Jackcapaudio]

Wow. I am blown away reading this. Thank you so much for your kind words, it’s comments like this that really make doing the videos worth while, you’ve made my day. Thank you Ronald.

[@patrickkakos7292]

hey could i get the midi file of your arrangement