Online blues piano lessons
Fats Domino had a very unique style of playing rock and roll piano, and had the ability to combine a left hand boogie with right hand triplets - AND sing over the top. Doing these three things at once …
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There have been many famous boogie woogie pianists emerge over the years, and although this style of music dates back to the early 20th century we are still seeing it (or hearing it) flourish …
There are some amazing recent additions to my Learn Piano Blues course that I can't wait for you to see. I've created tutorial videos for three classics that will make perfect additions to every …
Winter's Moon is my own composition on the piano. It's a haunting, atmospheric melody and not at all blues or boogie woogie!Hope you enjoy, and if you like it, why not have a go at playing it …
Trying to play like Ray Charles is no easy task, but one of his most popular songs is surprisingly not that difficult. Hit the Road Jack sticks to the same chord pattern throughout, which makes this a …
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Playing the blues scale on piano can seem very different compared with the standard scales you learn when say practicing for your classical grades. The notes just don't seem to make sense, and to seem …
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