Georgia On My Mind - Piano Online

[@guitargod6997]

Bobby Floyd just knocks it out of the park with this soulful rendition of Georgia On My Mind. Great musician!

[@SteveAndrade623]

When Bobby's hands move so does his (and our) heart. Saw him back in the day when he was Ray Charles' opening act. Hearing Bobby live brought people to tears...a perfect balance between blues, jazz and soul. I don't think he's ever been given the credit he deserves. There are too many wonderful things in this video to mention. Thank you Bobby for years of AMAZING music and a willingness to share the part of your heart where music like that comes from. And thanks Scott for sharing this.

[@JoyRen60]

I was there in the 80's to have seen and heard the genius of Mr Ray Charles and Mr Bobby Floyd.🙌🙌🙌🙌🙌🙌🙌🙌🙌🙌🙌

[@BenBen2351]

for those wondering : the first chord substitution he did was D- C-7 F7 Bb instead of simply D- Bb (that's a 2-5-1 with Bb as a 1). He then followed by a Eb7 instead of a B diminished (which frankly i don't know what it is)..

[@rogercook8277]

I have watched this several times and I still can't get enough. There are no set rules when it comes to playing a musical piece like this. As long as you don't go to far out in left field, I mean to the point nobody can recognize the piece, you will be alright. Mr. Floyd does a great job on this lesson. Thank you so much.

[@jonathanc2167]

4:35 that seriously brought a tear to my eye and chills to my spine. The whole song always gets me that way, of course, but...man.. just, I seriously have no words.

[@skatersaxman]

I was smiling all the way through this lesson

[@saryan155]

When you look at his face while answering and talking, very cool and smiley, and look at his face when he's playing the song, you have the definition of Music.

[@BenGelfandMusic]

Scott, I really appreciate your enthusiasm and the way you appreciate Mr. Floyd's presence and wisdom. You seem like a really great guy.

[@VIKTOR-pp8pu]

Excellent thank you🪄🪄🪄🪄🪄🔮🔮🔮🔮🔮

[@cajomferro]

Absolutely amazing! Seen this video hundreds of times, counting :)

[@shakesrear7850]

Same

[@Albert_XXI]

literally hundreds...

[@ArthuretChrista]

Same!

[@growtogether]

Bobby Floyd is such an amazing player. I love to hear him play

[@mosichat]

Bobby Floyd was unbelievable!!! I wanted the piano guy to shut his comments down and allow Bobby to play & teach.

[@eliasmorales6950]

mosichat amen

[@rogercook8277]

You took the words right out of my mouth. I did learn alot about this song as he was teaching it. When he was talking about those blues scales, man I was writing them down. They will come in handy when I am playing other blues songs. I am also trying to learn how to play my chords in different versions. The more you spread them out the fuller they will sound. Outstanding video.

[@abrokenframe82]

Now that was some awesome playing! Had me smiling all the way to the end.

[@JoyRen60]

Mr Bobby Floyd also played for The Triedstone Missionary Baptist Church , in Columbus, Ohio for years. A stepping stone and a anointed blessing. Anointed by God, no matter what the genre.

[@brianfish8269]

One of the nicest versions I have ever heard, thanks Bobby

[@ZRAYband2011]

4:37 go to settings and click speed 0.5

[@pliuworld]

Dm Blues scale. Later he explained it.

[@kennedymuzyamba9988]

2021, still loving this

[@Wushutigercranekungfudragon]

I owe so much to this program for learning how to style my playing. Dave powers is my boy.i watched everyday at 1 o'clock pbs. Thanks mr.scott

[@simonsmatthew]

Really enjoyed this, thank you for bringing in this incredible artist who was exceptionally generous in sharing his knowledge.

[@AvnerFerdinand]

goosebumps when he played the solo at the last 5 minutes! gospel tune is insane!

[@ChristianSchonbergerMusic]

Love the gospel flavor in this man's playing.

[@sanderson1179]

Outstanding Bobby, blew me away. Enjoyed that thanks.

[@transcendslow]

Mr. Floyd is a master! My favorite pianist.

[@TheRobotWatcher]

I'm beggining piano with no teacher and that is one of the best piano lesson I've ever had! Thanks a lot!

[@16yearoldwhiteboy]

Thank you piano guy and thanks for all the other pianists who took the time to help us!

[@davebren46]

wow absolutely brilliant

[@Cookefan59]

What a great opportunity to hear a soul expressed through that instrument. 🎹

[@mausib]

What a terrific lesson!

[@DeanoPiano]

Best solo version I have heard of this song.... blew me away loved the whole thing

[@NicholasFruneaux]

I love this sort of amazing program ! Much better than all reality tv! Good work guys and keep it up!!

[@GuilermoAraujo]

Just perfect! Excellent!

[@Dischordian]

8:56 onwards as a guitarist who just took the jump and got hold of a 2nd hand upright piano, this is priceless, the blues scales oh my goodness!! lovely tutorial, thank you so much :) :)

[@dinosaursandi]

One of the most interesting musical KZbin channel EVER MADE. THANK YOU!

[@chrisilling9137]

D to F in the left hand, incredible stretch at 2.50 haha

[@pianoman6639]

Always loved this song and boy does he nail it and more .. sheer beauty watching and listening

[@OneOffization]

when you see a man playin like that, makin those facial expressions, you can see that the music is comin from his soul. you wanna play like this? you have to practice practice practice until it's comin outta your own soul. any of you sitting here and worrying about whether the piano is tuned, man you are so far away from what is going on here.

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[@ciararespect4296]

Err no. His left hand stretch is more than most have. Can spread the chords but not as good. Also he probably has music theory and perfect pitch. You can see him nearly making mistakes then quickly getting the right notes . That comes through perfect pitch. He doesn't even think about which notes to play it's like auto pilot . Perfect and relative pitch can partly be trained but virtually impossible. It can be taught under three year old because the brain is still pliable and the correct nerve connections can be built ie neurotransmitters He is obviously natural and it's inherent

[@rodrigorodriguez6405]

Superb!

[@MaxiSV20]

you simply have to love this guy and this type of music!

[@SKRUBL0RD]

i love this because it gives great insight into solo and accompaniment and most piano 'tutorials' on youtube are just solos and i'm always looking for accompaniments to learn to play and sing along to

[@rogercook8277]

This song has some of the most beautiful chords I have ever heard in a song. He has probably played this song hundreds of times and not once the same way, that is what makes him great in my book. He puts his heart in soul into every stroke of the keys. I am going to steal some of his secrets he shared with us on this video. Please don't tell him. LoL

[@gfmgma]

Fantastic!

[@TranquiloTrev]

I am studying piano and trying to find a style to play the standards. I have just found it !! Now all I have to do is somehow copy what he does and then apply it to other songs.

[@gregsbest]

Thank you for getting a pro to play this, one who really knows the piano and this piece. Now subscribed ! And inspired ! Thanks Scott and Bobby... One comment Scott- let your guest finish their comments before interrupting. Bobby had a number of interesting comments started before you cut in. But love your enthusiasm though. !

[@scottcornelius7441]

This was great to listen to. Inspires me to start playing again.

[@raicho20]

Pentatonics are sooooo simple to do, yet so professional sounding! I just wish someone told me about them 2 years ago and I would be a master by now!

[@creativesource3514]

So you must be a grand master by now. Its been 7 years.

[@raicho20]

@@creativesource3514 Hahaha, well.. One suddenly realizes that playing pentatonic scales up and down isn't "professional sounding" hahahah. I am far from a grand master. If anything, 7 years later I know how vast music and improvisation can be... Kinda cringy how i thought pentatonics are be all end all 7 years ago hahah!

[@samscott54]

Enjoyed it thanks

[@gilbertcarter3264]

This is how its done!!!! Sweet and Bluesy ...Excellent!!!!

[@PatrickQT]

Beautiful.

[@wenk66]

very good arrangement,thankyou!!

[@okiepita50t-town28]

Just an incredible piano player.

[@transcendslow]

Scott! Please help me! I 'NEED' to listen to Bobby playing 'Unforgettable' again!! It won't get out of my head!! Help me please! :) I'll be waiting! And Thank you for your work.

[@ДмитрийМакаренко-п1г]

I love american music. thanks. Good job.

[@jet07son]

i watch this video about every other day starting at about the 11 minute mark where bobby starts to play..... he so talented.....

[@MegaHuddleston]

I play this song in G7, and add those little dim chords with those licks, man sooo beautiful

[@JasonAKMitchell86]

Awesome!!!!!! One of my favorite interpretations of this song!

[@stevenstone307]

Man that ending is absolutely incredible

[@PurityKontrol]

thanks so very much. that gave me goose bumps..... bravo!!!!!!!!!!

[@micahgourley7984]

Love it- thanks... Learning to play Bobby's style, but also having fun improvising. And I've probably listened to this at least 40 times in the last two months because I like it so much, lol.

[@steinway1923]

this is priceless stuff!! ! would be fascinated to hear how this talented genius arrived at this uppermost level of playing. I can only say that imho talent of this magnitude only comes from years of long, hard study, practice and rehearsal. By any standards this gentleman has worked long and hard to get to this top level. It does not/can not get any better than this. To me, this professional's playing and interpretation is just beautiful. Thank you so much.

[@mjsmcd]

B3 great instrument

[@ritadighent]

God bless Bobby Floyd's patience.

[@LasseBoogieJensen]

Hi "HomePicShow1". It's very simple, but sounds great. It's a Bb13 and an A13, so a half-note above the 5th (A) in the 2-5 connection. Notewise, it's: R.H. (right hand): Ab, C, D, G L.H.: Bb R.H.: G, C#, F# L.H.: A

[@JTF-5]

great understandings

[@mandohat]

What a great show. Thanks for what you do, Scott. Very inspiring

[@rhublogster]

Beautiful! Soulful, Bluesy. I would LOVE to learn to play that. Thanks.

[@alvismcdaniel]

The best i ever heard. Great job!!!!!

[@javierpadilla82]

Ohh this can't be more USEFULL! Thanks!

[@ericosei8612]

Thanks a lots Sir, you just inspired me to keep learning.

[@wallmunky503]

That's the kind of emotion that makes a real musician.

[@Ramsbeach]

Just beautiful!

[@chrisgavin]

Beautiful playing and a sweet lesson for us all too... many thanks for sharing this : )

[@drmoox7692]

thank you,,,think you asking the questions most learning pianists need to know to play by ear

[@jl644]

I love these kinds of music!... relaxing and feeling of time laps!

[@ttwa5328]

WOW! Dont think I'll live long enough_GREAT SHOW Bobby

[@LasseBoogieJensen]

In a way, you could say that it's a tritone substitution for Em7b5 too. A popular thing in jazz is to "dominantize" minor chords, which means you make them major instead of minor. Hence, here the Em7b5 would become an E7altered chord (E, G#, C, D, G). See the likeness between the E7altered and Bb13? G# is en-harmonic to Ab and the only difference is E, which in key of Bb acts as the #11. It all depends on the bass-note. Hope it helps :)

[@richesbanney7292]

Thanks so much. You've just clear my doubt. God blessed you....

[@jessicaliu4701]

That was beautiful, thank you.

[@r.maj.7065]

Damn what a pianist.Fantastic skill.Very nice professional playing.Bravo!

[@bluebowxo30]

That was so beautiful.

[@obrsl]

Thank you so much for putting this back up!

[@m.p.958]

Amazing piano playing !

[@MrPatropolis55]

I really like some of his chord substitutions

[@jimsskot1]

Fantastic.

[@smoao]

It was sooooooooo goood ! Thanks Bobby THANKS !

[@Bukumusicpage]

woahh boy that shit sound good as hell.. im over here layin on the couch like sheyitttt my soulll lol. i feel them notes in my tummmy.. im a 90s baby too.. i appreciate this old school shit!

[@homePicShow1]

wow, thanks i'll have to try that out... Does he alter the progression? is there a technique that he's using? I'm not great with theory but good at listening to songs and picking out the bits i like. Would like to understand more theory so i revisit an idea in different keys.

[@popstoastymonkey]

Scott, could you PLEASE re-post the segment from episode 907 where Bradley Sowash walks through Heart and Soul!!!!

[@GKMusik1]

Jeeeez what a pianist!

[@claitontesch]

Wonderful program!!

[@drewandfrank]

I told my mother at 12 I never wanted to learn how to play the piano. I fought her for 2 years. Waged quite the war of attrition. I have regretted that decision for 55 years. Who knew you your Mother was so SMART when you were 12!@^$#=/=%%

[@drewandfrank]

She said I would live to regret it. Was she ever RIGHT! She passed in March and I still get weepy thinking about how much better a person I would have become if I had only listened to her. Thank you Jesus for giving me the Mother I had!!

[@ToddEdmondson]

Fantastic

[@PatchworkJazz]

Thers no 'should' besides as long as you resolve the b3 in Fmajor it works fine!

[@oazlast8844]

very good ,,,

[@pumezalabise3516]

Oh Wow Bobby Floyd you're the best, will play like you some day

[@RusiesKroket]

This guy's singing voice is really awesome actually!

[@connorp2402]

Wow yea thanks i knew something wasn't right in the middle of the dminor and the Bb yea the C minor 7 makes it sounds better, think il need to have practise working out what chord it is from ear but i think the b dim sounds alright? and clever using "D-" notation... is that correct notation for d minor, just wondering? Thanks :)

[@rheapfeifle7382]

It is still suitable if it is resolved correctly; the tonic predominates in this sort of blues harmony, the minor/major tonality of chords is often manipulated, like in his solo at the end when uses the F blues scale over the FM chord.

[@lbmusictchr]

Here's the part I don't get. We say, "oh, just play the F Blues scale, or the D Blues scale, or the F Pentatonic scale," or whatever. But at 13:10 he is wailing away, striking a C# a lot, which isn't in any of those scales. So what does that mean? He is using it as lower-neighbor "bend" tone to slide onto the note D? Do not get it; he is awesome!

[@ArminRennich]

@golden2314 did you ever get help on those licks at 4:35-4:48? if not I can try to help.

[@lbmusictchr]

At 13:55 area he throws in all these -- what looks like -- parallel 3rd's with "bends" on the top note (meaning, sliding off the Eb to the E, along with the C 3rd below) I THINK, but he goes so fast it's like, hey, here's nothing! :) How the heck do you do stuff like that? And know which notes to hit?

[@BeauSun572]

Amazing

[@dankoch2010]

This is really great.