" Turn It On Again " by Genesis ( Demo/Tutorial )

[@sonofkrypton-b5n]

I am an experienced gigging keyboard player for over 30 years and have been playing this song recently thinking some parts are a little tricky, however watching your tutorial has made me realise i.m not playing certain chords right, so thanks for the tutorial, just shows you.re never too old to learn!

[@robaskew9536]

Thank you. The way you broke it down was super cool. That song is like a simple yet complex math problem. Cheers!!!!

[@markslima1557]

Thank you for this top-notch tutorial! All these years I’ve been wanting to learn this tune npte-for-note. You delivered!

[@mattsmith1984]

Great tutorial, thanks! Nicely broken down into manageable sections. Learnt it pretty quickly too.

[@ParkerFinn]

Thank you for this great tutorial! Very helpful, and the way you've broken it down has made it way more attainable for me.

[@noel101082]

Thankyou Thankyou Thankyou for doing this. Been looking for one of these for ages.

[@Scradley1960]

Incredible Tutorial! THANKS!

[@mybluemars]

Great lesson. You are very good! I'm currently in the process of learning this song and there sure are a lot of changes. Thank you!

[@danielsozzi2352]

Great work , thank you! I really wanted to play this song and you made it possible!

[@ChristianSchonbergerMusic]

Great tutorial! Everything spot-on bro!

[@ChristianSchonbergerMusic]

idolhands50 :-)

[@zombieman81]

Makes it look so easy! I'd previously only managed the 13 beat riff...

[@adamkraemer9193]

Honestly, I know this was posted years ago, but literally, you deserve a better keyboard. I'm working on this to play with my band and it requires more than what I'm guessing is close to a Clavinova.

[@ville_salojarvis_lakewood_exp]

Actually its 13/4 NOT 13/8 since it's determined by kick and snare. 13/8 would mean that the bassline and the guitar doubling it would determine the meter. 6/4 + 7/4 would be even easier to comprehend. Just count it out along with the drums.

[@simplyrahil]

perfect!

[@simplyrahil]

+idolhands50 :-)

[@spyderlogan4992]

Always great to see and hear mr.idolhands50 breakdown the best parts. Check out 'Salty Dog', too; it's great. Fist Bump~!

[@spyderlogan4992]

+idolhands50 Going great thank you~! God Bless Texas~! And always inspired by your lessons~! Ciao'~!

[@jacksdrums1]

hI what is your left hand playing ? VERY hard to see - i am a mere drummer trying to play this THANKS!

[@17drums]

Of course I did Collins' count in... 1,2,3,4. Then I played the first 2 drum hits on the table. (Scared my wife!) You should play the whole song through also, George, either at the end, or as a separate video.

[@17drums]

My point in your playing the whole song is for the benefit of all Genesis fans, regardless of whether or not they play an instrument. Those who may not be interested in tutorials because they don't play, would nevertheless enjoy seeing and hearing the song played in full. Your call, though.

[@17drums]

Well, I'm game! If you know how to organize these big projects with the audio and video editing, then we're good. Otherwise, I have to wait for invites, since I'm barely computer literate!

[@robber6119]

This is excellent...Thanks a lot......who's the dummy that voted down? Trolls... smh

[@nielswil]

Can you tell me what the chords are. Thanks for this video.

[@nielswil]

I can't hear the chords correctly, that is why i asked.

[@amitraam1270]

the "3 chord pop song" is a direct jab at Phil Collins, which caused Tony a lot of envy with the success of his 3-chord song, "in the air", which he claims Phil kept to himself and did not present to the band. Phil claims he did, since it wasn't much before production, being, indeed, just a 3-chord song..

[@scarycrazymann]

tony could have easily been as famous as phil. except for the fact that tony isn't a good singer like phil.