The Jackson 5 - I Want You Back - Piano Lesson Part 1

Recorded on March 24, 2010 using a Flip Video camera.

[@topherobetz]

Tyler- every time I hit youtube looking for a high-quality breakdown of a tune I want to learn you're there with a killer tutorial. NICE JOB with your great takes on the exact songs I'm looking for and for taking the time and energy to put them out there for all of us. Please never stop putting out great material!!

[@JimStudiosOfficial]

One of the best tutorials on the internet.

[@JimStudiosOfficial]

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[@TheKnowledgeDoctor]

Those who dislike, don't understand music. This is very well done.

[@brandondaly22]

awesome tutorial. Just learned it thanks to you

[@marycv3138]

Such a great tutorial, thank you

[@DomVirgo]

thank you, wicked stuff man

[@HannahHudge]

thank you so much for this, I'm starting piano, and I'm not all that good but I'm saving this video so that when i get better i can learn this!!

[@rbSTAone]

Thank you so much for this, appreciated!

[@42julianbaseball45]

great tutorial! thanks.

[@mike58greenberg]

With all dur respect, Tyler: Listening is a soul-searching process by which we musicians, through conscientiously, diligently listening and analyzing what we hear, tease out the intentions of composers, arrangers, instrumentalists from the recordings for the purpose of recreating the beauty, emotion and, yes, the musical knowledge and craftsmanship and logical thought that went into it. This song became a huge hit. I am certain that this was due to the fact that it struck an emotional chord in many hearts. For this reason it behooves us all as musicians to be the faithful ambassadors of those who went before us. Now, about that riff: Ab -- B[natural], C, Eb, F, Db -- Bb, C, Db, D[natural], Eb, E, F, C, Db, Ab, Bb, Eb, Ab. You are a terrific pianist but this music is not to be taken lightly.

[@megag52]

muscis not that big a deal. its just sounds in a pattern

[@tyleryesta1]

Thanks glad you liked it

[@BibleJournalCrafts]

Amazing! 😊

[@MarlaAnnee]

Excellent! Thanks man!

[@tyleryesta1]

Thanks, I really appreciate that.

[@jennyshielder9959]

Thank you for the tutorial !

[@tyleryesta1]

Are you referring to the bass line?.. if so then yeah, I realized that shortly after recording this. I might have to put a speech bubble explaining that.

[@Onedirectionfan14xD]

OMG awesome!! :)

[@mikou1111]

PERFECT MAN! thanks ;)

[@tyleryesta1]

No problem man, thanks.

[@tyleryesta1]

Yeah you're right. I realized that shortly after making this video. Maybe I should add a note to it or something. Thanks

[@rainfrancis3412]

Thank you.

[@Ferlec111]

awesome

[@070dangerboy]

thanks for the tutorial,

[@gocartmozart07]

Thanks so much for all your great videos... I've been working on this tune lately, and I'm hearing a B natural (I think accurate enharmonic spelling is Cb, but who cares) as the second note of the bassline.

[@luzbel.averno]

first time is a B flat/Cb and later on the phrase I hear a D flat not a Db.. anyway, it's a good demo/tutorial

[@Sohamsta]

🙏

[@christophermartinez9948]

nice dude

[@jurnagin]

I'm practicing this and I've notice the piano guy plays the bass pattern a little different and he plays a high and low octive with left hand but that is more difficult than what you does but yours sounds like the actual song so which one is the correct way

[@tyleryesta1]

how do you mean? midi file of the lesson or of me playing the song in it's entirety?

[@rainab11]

OMG I've been wanting to learn this & you've made it sooooo easy....I want t marry u:)

[@dancinwithsierra]

I love how you slide your hand in the beggin the was hot

[@lilchancep]

Can you make a midi file for this...please

[@lordofzeapes]

thanks key'bro.

[@richbwoi1]

translation/....i am sorry. its my sister who put the comment there and i dont understand myself what she wants to say

[@porteahballard1719]

I can't do two hands yet!!

[@katherinadriana6204]

can put notes in comments

[@azulnavarro4238]

3:40

[@tyleryesta1]

Well.. no not really. I would say start with a very basic piano song. The first song I ever learned was "Louie Louie" by the Kingsmen.

[@gocartmozart07]

listen to the original recording, it's definitely a B natural

[@katherinadriana6204]

can put the notes wich are each not understand that much.!!! please.!! (: i want learn well

[@wearefun1328]

SHEET MUSIC?!

[@tyleryesta1]

I don't follow??

[@ruthiesmith5858]

Ugh! Can't get both hands at once in the intro!

[@c.g.3931]

he aint no joe sample

[@Mojorider622]

more accurate to play... Ab b c Eb F Db

[@tyleryesta1]

I'm sorry.. do you mean to say you don't undertand english?

[@justinlewis8864]

That left hand is not correct

[@niku1840]

How so?

[@tyleryesta1]

lol

[@porteahballard1719]

:(