'Sweet Lorraine', Jazz Piano Solo, w/ links to tutorials.

"Sweet Lorraine", Jazz Piano Solo w/ links to previously posted tutorial for this song and tutorial for Left Hand techniques.

[angelialvares]

Really Kent you don't need any other musicians to accompany you....you are a one man band, so delightful to listen to....bass, rhythm, melody and lead, fill ins etc and what a lovely ralenti ending....thanks so much for this presentation.

[rocketman]

Perfect song to enjoy a Sunday evening, beautifully played as always. Greetings from Germany! :)

[Phillyprnc]

My favorite Sinatra song. Great version! Thanks for posting!

[larstornqvist]

Mr. Hewitt. You are the best. You have help me so much. Your scales and chord structures are great. Love to listen and learn.
Greetings from Sweden

[danielappiah]

Thanks so much for your videos. I have watched many of your videos and you have really helped improve my technique. Love your re-harmonization and your drop 2 technique. Many Thanks from London :)

[Wazoox]

I love your swing and your melodic feeling, always natural and cool :)

[TheYaniekg]

that humming in the background is amazing, nevermind the solo... Thanks for helping me improve my playing!!

[DaYungStarz]

Your playing is wonderful. It really pushes me to learn more. Jazz is like a whole other league for me. I try to emulate what I hear but its hard. Nonetheless, I never get discouraged. Thank you for making these videos and tutorials.

[emmetthouse]

kent have always help me in so many ways learning lick scales chord structures thanks a bunch

[manfredpseudowengorz]

this is a kind of stuff that could play in the background for a whole day.

[Megatwilightwarrior]

Im a singer who is picking up piano soon. I sing mostly jazz, classical, and musical theatre, and I think I will make jazz piano my first learning experience. Considering I already have fairly decent music theory knowledge, do you think starting in the realm of jazz will be healthy? What are the most important "first steps" of learning the instrument before i really try to become proficient? LOVE your vids by the way! So charismatic and highnquality!

[nathanael_petit]

If you made a video of just this for an hour I would just leave it on for the full hour in my room.

[davidschindler]

Thanks for another great lesson as always. Following your vids for almost a year now and they have helped my playing dramatically. I'm working on a drop 2 version of Mona Lisa. Any chance I might request a tutorial to help me with some ideas?

[robviolin]

Thanks - could you do a video on the set you used (camera and mic) to make this video?

[Sillu]

You know all my favourites :) Lorraine, My funny valentine...