Patsy Cline - Crazy - Piano Lessons

[@bradleysowash]

Thanks. Being a guest on "The Piano Guy" is one of my favorite things about being a musician.

[@jonathan.suzuki]

I wish I had you as my teacher when I was a kid. I was taught by a catholic nun - I didn't exactly get a fun choice in music content at the time. I still remember practicing endless arpeggios

[@devsvids]

22 and you think you might be too old?? Wow, I'm 38 and I've just started playing the piano and loving it!

[@jasonbey6128]

Crazy has such a soothing melody, Willie Nelson will forever stand as creating a timeless classic, as will Patsy Cline for making it instantly recognizable

[@JoyceEttingoff]

I think this is wonderful. I was just telling my son about it...he works for Music and Arts and "Scott's" books are really popular sellers there especially for Xmas and especially surprising as we have had a huge snow storm. I'm glad I looked up this video it really breaks the song down

[@yuq4798]

I like your style how you asks the questions, it's humble learning process being taught here:) Anyone can achieve something !! Thank God~

[@DZNV]

Omg I love the way he plays.... Help must learn this ASAP.

[@andrewwatts2695]

Amazing stuff and great tips👍🏼

[@bobschneeify]

What a wonderful video! Thanks for posting these videos, they are such a great learning source for all of us young musicians trying to learn the tricks of the trade! Also that bit about time signatures was amazingly helpful and it helps me understand the feel of the bass in the octave stride ragtime blues feel of songs. Amazing how much easier it is to hit the notes at the right times when you know what feel you are supposed to have for the song. A masterful concept for the piano...

[@buddydog1956]

Hey Scott, what's happen' man? I love your program..and Bradley and Dave are some of the most patient dudes & excellent interpretors of the music.....while giving explanations....btw, I think I can hear 'ol Patsy...just a singin' away right now!!

[@angelialvares]

beautiful final rendition of "Crazy"

[@sparkey196]

Great video. I particularly like that Bradley is well prepared with some simple and useful technique that will appeal to a range of skill levels.

[@low72]

whats fucking amazing about the piano is that you can do ANY cover of ANY song on it. that's how insane piano is. I'm just starting out on piano and it's already an addiction

[@localpm]

Scott you are by far the Best thank you!

[@ttttln]

Thank you for posting these instructional videos. I just saw you and Bradley Sowash on TV today playing 'Blue Skies'. I wonder whether you can post this video also. Thank you very much.

[@bennygblues]

Hey Scott. Can you reccomend any particular Fake Book? I am looking to buy one. Is there one which you have found is very good? Thanks, Ben

[@ttttln]

Thank you. It would be great if the sheet music is bundled with the video for purchase. I am interested in a complete popular piano jazz DVD, perhaps with Bradley Sowash, along with sheet music. I am looking forward to your new site. Thanks much for your quick reply!

[@corlando52]

Enjoyed your playing very much. I have a player piano from 1920s and you play just like the rolls!!! Brilliant!

[@mattcol99]

Excellent. Was just working on an arragnement, and this has given me a few ideas. I notice you dont play the G# in the melody (that corresponds to "I'm") - a nice passing note I think.

[@leslie07u]

that was so great... hey im already 22 do you think its not too late to start from scratch learning piano lessons?

[@Pyrocraker]

i´m 16 and i started 2 days ago it´s sooo much fun !!

[@djfingersflores]

great work guys!

[@mehdi.benhenia]

absolutely awesome ! every piano player must see this courses at least once in its lifetime.. that chord progression is CRAZY!! : C - A7 - Dm - G7 .. how its called if it gotten a name?

[@gusbakker]

I'm learning this! this is so good!

[@paulallenMacca]

I cant seem to find your video of Here There And Everywhere with your Guest playing it.

[@TRICK-OR-TREAT236]

WOW ! THAT WAS "CRAZY" MAN !

[@brynot]

The guests on this show are humbling.

[@DZNV]

Hello is there a place where we can find the notes with all that he mentioned? I can't see clearly what he's doing.

[@JasonAKMitchell86]

I love this. I just wish there was something like it for the guitar.

[@InvincibleMario]

Did you have a Jump tutorial by Van Halen?

[@leslie07u]

cool, that surely give me confidence to start studying... thank you so much... ^_^

[@mreev]

wow!!!! Dude is good

[@debbielockwoods]

OMG!!! I WANT TO LEARN THIS SONG JUST LIKE HE PLAYED! HOW DO i GET MUSIC??

[@jvy012896]

im 13, and i started learning since i was 6

[@sonnywallypiano9698]

2020 lol

[@sonnywallypiano9698]

Not 13!!

[@ashleyohtori]

Wow. I just met Bradley Sowash in a masterclass a month ago and he looks exactly the same....

[@gianluke]

Any transcription of this arrangement? I love it!

[@IMBATMANANDIMCOOL]

That was amazing

[@AthensGuitarLessons]

Curious why he changed the key. It's originally in Bb. And what he calls A7, would really be C# 1/2 Dim. I've watched Willie Nelson play it live (He wrote the song, as most know) and he always played that chord as 1/2 Dim.

[@Darkschneyder]

7:29 wow he brings the song alive ^^ love too sea masters at work

[@kinggimped]

Is that Scott answering the comments?

[@jasper007s5]

Thank You........!!

[@SUA98]

im an intermidiate player, i sitll have problems with rythm puls a little bit of stle

[@TheOmarsalazar]

is exelent!

[@matmorse5679]

Im old fashion prefer slower tempo but the guys good

[@Criticalperspective2]

I don't get the title? Why is it labelled as crazy?

[@InvincibleMario]

Ok thank you.

[@11mcb1]

Would purchase if were downloadble, CD's are already archaeic

[@ItsNumberSeven]

Hoooooooly shizzzzz!!!! Amazeballs

[@supdawg444]

I WAS IN NAM

[@armadillospin]

yeah me too

[@Superphilipp]

That's a turnaround on C major.

[@Reverbcore]

What happened with Georgia on my mind?

[@defconsound2565]

steve jobs!

[@MrJackWeyler]

Steve Jobs with Smithers' voice.

[@travisdt]

too happy for this song. to much swing feel

[@rockyrock4868]

As part called?

[@5atifaction]

:D me too :D

[@startreker8591]

good stuff then the basic got lost in the intricacies of fingerworks

[@dane18owen]

haha, i thought this was going to be Gnarls Barkely

[@Haldricsfury]

haha i thoguht it was gunna be gnarls barkley as well

[@MasterRancisis]

hahaha

[@CincyDude5]

All technique, and no heart.

[@Clementine_left_me]

You're not Steve Jobs and you won't ever be

[@sirbrofistington]

FFFFFFFFF this ain't the gnarls barkley

[@JoelBouchillon]

Too Bad he's teaching the song in the wrong key.

[@pianoinaflash]

I'm just responding because I think this can be a teachable moment... There is no "right or wrong" key for a tune (or, probably more accurately a non-classical tune). What makes the key "right" for someone is whether or not it is in a spot that fits their vocal range. So "my" key for the tune Misty might be best in F, while your key for the same tune might be Ab, assuming we don't have identical vocal ranges. Another big myth is that the key a tune is recorded in makes "that" the key of all keys for that tune. It's just not true... There is often a difference between the key a composer first wrote a tune, and the key that some performer made it famous in a recording (for the same reason I just mentioned... that being the performer correctly transposed it to a key that fit his/her vocal range. Check out this other vid here on my YT channel for a deeper conversation about transposing to find your vocal range if you're interested: kzbin.info/www/bejne/sJWsaHijmb6Lq5o

[@JoelBouchillon]

Sorry, I should have stated....I wished that you would have taught the song in the original key that Patsy Cline recorded....Bb@@pianoinaflash

[@fiddler1861]

@@pianoinaflash As an accompanist, I have to change the key for nearly every singer, to get it within their range. As a kid, I had to learn to transpose on the fly, and I just started thinking and playing in the Nashville Numbering System as a. result. I always did try to avoid C# though. my brain just couldn't do that.

[@ginohernandez3770]

wrong key.

[@pianoinaflash]

Do you mean we didn't play it in the key Patsy Cline recorded it in? That does not make it "wrong", just transposed. I just responded to your comment as a "teaching moment" because a lot of people really don't understand that concept. There is no inherently right or wrong key for a tune. In fact, I would argue (due the number of times I have heard singers absolutely butcher this tune) that, even if they are trying to sing it in the particular key of some famous recording they are singing it in the "wrong" key for them due to their vocal range needing to fit the tune they are singing. That's why you should play a tune in a key that works for you (usually for vocal range reasons). In our case for the TV show, we wanted to play it in a key that would be easy to demonstrate for the audience. Hope that clears some things up for some people...