when you realize your partner is a genius!

Nick has a great podcast where he interviews musicians, called 'Grid Kids' check it out!
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[TimothyGondola]

Sheet music trivia (first to answer correctly gets PDF): what broken expectation led to Cory’s stank face at 1:48?

[twocs]

The title of this video should be "When you realize your partner is ALSO a genius."

These two are both truly amazing.

[GroovyDominoes]

the person transcribing this is also a genius

[ElJosher]

I love the way musicians communicate through music. No words, just music and body language. Looks so awesome.

[lolsup]

Corey Henry is insane. If only this guy was as famous with his actual published music as he is with his legendary improvs

[Gordon]

The Paradox of trying to learn Keyboard....
Man, listening to this makes me wanna' practice harder and give up at the same time 😀😰. Simply awesome!

[michelcamachomusic]

This was and still is one of the best namm performances I ever heard. Since I listened to this back in 2016 i knew Corey and Nick had a special connection, something fluent that you can see on Corey's face. He's so expressive and you can know when he is pleased playing with someone or uncomfortable

[nomannic]

I appreciate how you added the 3rd staff for the organ pedals, a lot of transcribers forget to do that on Hammonds. It also doesn't help that you can get the same tone in one of the manuals (for the left hand) if you set up your drawbars right, oh well 😅 that's why we have a video to help us out!! 🤣

[mikeobryant]

I love seeing the pure joy and love of music exuding from Corey when he's feeling it! Both musicians here are geniuses.

[allanpolk]

They are BOTH so good, it’s hard to tell which one is supposed to be the
genius. 😃

[RoyceRemix]

To anyone wondering what song they're playing it's, "I Don't Feel No Ways Tired" by Reverend Dr. James Cleveland

[troborobo-]

The people smiles in the background—each so different in appearance but alike in spirit. Beautiful.

[vivienclogger]

You've achieved the impossible: it's Monday morning - but you've made me smile from ear to ear. Utterly beautiful.

[Jamienewman]

You've done a lot of amazing transcriptions, but this may be the amazing-est. I'm in awe.

[Notimprtant]

What makes this so fantastic is their innate understandings of where their instruments fit into the space of the music. I was literally telling myself that the only thing missing in this piece was piano downbeats with organ upbeats, and then 3:05 happened.

What a privilege it would have been to have been there live and witnessed this firsthand. This is one of the all time great on the spot improvisational duets.

[ucantstopme]

Just absolutely LOVE watching people excel at their "chosen" skill/art/craft. It just stirs the soul.

[TinyMaths]

I've seen this video lots of times, but, aside for the great musical back and forth between Nick and Cory, what always gets me, is the pure joy on the faces of those watching in the background.

[ellooku]

I want to acknowledge another genius at play which is the transcriber. Awesome work.

[peterkohout]

The expression on the organist's face is priceless.Joy in the present moment.

[derrickboatman]

I don't care who's playing what instrument it's always good to see two musicians making sure that each other can be heard but still fighting for the last note. That really brought a smile to my face.