It’s a little funny that people were asking for sheet music.. All he’s doing is improvising using the c major blues scale. This isn’t classical music, you don’t ever need sheet music to play the blues. The blues scales, the bass lines, their simple to learn. It just takes a lot of practice to get good at it. The more you play the more of a nice flow you’ll have like this guy, all the sliding notes, licks ect. seem to come pretty naturally with time.
If you want to learn to play like this then the best thing to do is to buy the David Bennett Cohen tutorial books and DVD’s. The guy is a brilliant tutor and I learned more from one of his DVD’s than everything else I bought put together.
@Actraiser1 The blues is too much of a challenge for most people. It is NOT a soup of scales. It is an enigma which few of us have. This is a bluesless piece for the clueless. Just add blues. Metronomes are for the soulless.
It it possible to get sheet music to this
Sheet music would help me too. Someone must have it.
Who is the composer of this beautiful piece of music? It is certainly more than an exercise!
Composer where is your sheet music?
i can dig that man
anybody know the name of this song?
This is just improvisation
very very good i have to workk !thank yu for yur lesson from pat france
Lol you dont need sheet music for this kinda stuff. just mess with the blues scale a bit and throw in some tritones etc. its all improv
Sounds a bit like «Little Red Rooster», The Rolling Stones., I tell you
Nice feel dude! Inspired me to get off the axe and back onto the ivories for a tinkle. Muchas gracias amigo
Sounds Like an Old Country Lick – Cheers Classic .
It’s a little funny that people were asking for sheet music.. All he’s doing is improvising using the c major blues scale. This isn’t classical music, you don’t ever need sheet music to play the blues. The blues scales, the bass lines, their simple to learn. It just takes a lot of practice to get good at it. The more you play the more of a nice flow you’ll have like this guy, all the sliding notes, licks ect. seem to come pretty naturally with time.
Anyways great video. I always prefer the blues at a slower tempo. If you play it too fast it just sounds like rock and roll anyways
I’ve been waiting to learn some advanced slow blues for a while and this seems to hit the spot.
Hi, could you tell me the accurate chord of this performance. thank you
very good…..
If you want to learn to play like this then the best thing to do is to buy the David Bennett Cohen tutorial books and DVD’s. The guy is a brilliant tutor and I learned more from one of his DVD’s than everything else I bought put together.
I could listen to things like these all day long, great work
agree on Mr Cohen’s books and cds—you really nailed this one, added some of your own–nice!!
That was great. I think the second half was still too fast (just kidding – you’re the artist). God, I love … The BLUES!
@Actraiser1 The blues is too much of a challenge for most people. It is NOT a soup of scales. It is an enigma which few of us have. This is a bluesless piece for the clueless. Just add blues. Metronomes are for the soulless.
Nice… i’ve learned it by watching the video.. it’s enjoyable and quite easy
Very kewl slow blues. I was searching exactly for vid like this. Thx.
BTW: Do you have a transcription of the notes? I’m stuck at 0:23 to figure out what exactly the right hand is playing….
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