Part 2 - Analyzing Red Garland's solo on A Foggy Day | Jazz Piano College

[@ColinHowell-cz5gu]

A+ on this one Tony!! Like your analysis.

[@flintlong2937]

Tony, this is just fantastic! Thank you for being in the key of C, to make it easy on us, and also picking a tune that has a manageable chord progression, a standard that everybody knows and is easy to get your mind around. Many jazz teachers on youtube pick a tune like Dahoud in the key of Db or something, and they expect us to grasp it and think it's somehow going to provide a stepping stone to a greater swingy jazz level. Naw just kidding, but seriously, they'll pick a standard like All the Things you Are, or Body and Soul with it's modulation, because they think they need to start us out on something sophisticated. Sorry, that doesn't help. A tutorial like this one helps tremendously! You make it fun and very understandable, and your love of the music and your enthusiasm shows through and it is contagious. Thank you so much!

[@davidgerber9317]

it is amazing (at least to me) how much insight you pack into these videos. An absolute bonanza of info for the aspiring jazzer!

[@Passeira1]

Hi! At 8:26 you can use these fingers (starting on A ): 2,3,1,2,4,5 etc. Hope this helps other people.

[@bradking1536]

Thank you, beautiful ❤️

[@cns7139]

Great video! Thank,you!

[@НикитаПатрушев-в1ы]

Like that kind of videos

[@Capwnql]

Love this solo analysis type of video. More would be very, very welcome. :)

[@TonyWinston]

More to come!

[@lorenzor.o.6851]

Sir, why do you play quarter notes as though they’re punctuated with an eighth?

[@TonyWinston]

Because I suck!