Hammond Organ Blues Basics - Chicago Blues Style!

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⏰ Timestamps ⏰
» 0:00 What Are We Learning Today?
» 0:58 The Backing Track We'll Use!
» 1:44 Getting the Sound Right First
» 2:07 The Rhythm
» 3:37 Expanding Upon It
» 5:14 Adding IV Chords to the 12 Bar
» 8:55 Palm Glissandos
» 9:35 The Turnaround!
» 11:10 Spicing Up the Transition to the IV Chord w
» 13:38 Chromatic Transitions
» 14:26 A Jazzy Voicing to Try
» 15:25 Using Drawbars To Match The Mood
» 16:19 Parking the Pinky?
» 17:10 Thanks For Watching!
» 17:22 The Giveaway!
» 17:50 Don't Worry About Other Keys!
» 18:10 Outro Jam!

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[joshjamesuk]

Seeing as this is a video about the Hammond Organ, I think a shout out to Joey DeFrancesco is necessary. R.I.P Joey D, truly one of the greatest to ever touch the instrument.

[peacefrogmusic]

When an amazing expert humbles themselves by nature, this is what you get. No forced, ego-driven tutelage, just straight knowledge, from base to expertise! Thank you Sir!

[martinhd]

After some instructional videos I know that the guy in the video is great. After your videos I know how to do it myself. That is what makes a great teacher!

[TheDevnul]

Come on, oh baby, don't you wanna go?
Come on, oh baby, don't you wanna go
Back to that same old place
Sweet home Chicago

[WhyIsThisTrue]

Clone this guy! Amazingly good and useful. Hidden treasure across the pond!

[stevenwilliams]

I don't know anything about music. I love your style because it allows me to experience the mechanics of music as a progression from something so basic into something so soul stirring. Thanks bud...

[JL-bubz]

Great class tks and at 21’04” what a lick ❤

[jhn]

I’m so impressed with your keyboard knowledge and skill set. You seem to have such a good understanding of many different music genres. You’re at home playing blues, pop, rock, boogie woogie, a little jazz. I wish I could be as versatile.

[TheHennes]

Wow - I come from classical piano but got really excited about playing proper keyboard in a band and these tutorials are SO good and easy to follow! Thank you so much for just sharing these with anybody out here on YouTube!

[Tuganotube]

juicy tutorial!!! thx Jack. youre great!

[jdiaz]

This is just what i've been looking for well done ya'll!

[ReallyDudeYouGottaHearThis]

Practicing to background tracks will change your life…..timing, rhythms, solos…..all improve almost like playing with actual players. Another great video Jack!

[acheron]

Thanks, Jack. If i ever go to UK i Will Pay you some beers!

[budgetguitarist]

LOVE these instructional videos. Great stuff. Thanks!

[ianpritchard]

top bloomin tastic!! Thanks so much!!!

[markythesparky]

Thank you Jack for yet another amazing lesson on Youtube. You are such a brilliant teacher and a phenomonal keyboard player!

[sinnamon]

I have been wanting/needing this video for awhile, many thanks

[Tuganotube]

u killed me with this video. i want to play this so bad and im struggling.... i´ll be stuck here for days! THANK YOU!

[MreenalMams]

Would love to see player styles lessons on the organs, like Rick Wright, Keith Emerson, Ray Manzarek, Jon Lord, Rick Wakeman, and others from that late 60s/early 70s era..

[kpmeen]

Excellent video, Jack! Your way of teaching makes it all seem a lot less complicated :-)