Amazing Stevie Wonder Tritone Substitution Tutorial

In this tutorial we put the magnifying glass on 7 superb real life examples of where Stevie Wonder has harmonically used this essential to know Tritone substitution to such devastating effect.
The songs:
As, As if you read my mind, Lately, I can't help it, The Secret life of Plants, Sir Duke ,
From the bottom of my heart

"What is a Tritone Tutorial PDF" is contained in the following download:

[fullViewJay]

“Love you dad” lmao

He’s really a genius

[guitar]

I have been going back watching this every year or so. I domt think people understand what these vids teach. Thank you for what you do and for informing the world on how brilliant stevie is!!! Ive learned so much from you and him!!!

[Lugodu]

As a Stevie Wonder and harmony nerd, this is the best video ever. Thank you !

[DjMiflyn]

If you knew how many years I've been struggling with wrapping my head around tritone's! Putting it in this context made it so simple for me.

[bobbysbackingtracks]

The best jazz improv site on You Tube, period.

[sydrose]

Man I can't help it is such an underrated song

[composer]

This is excellent. I love your analysis of Stevie Wonder.

[JOUA]

Only Stevie could make a tune 'bout PLANTs  interesting!!!!

[xblinketx]

Have I already said that thanks to you I felt in love in Stevie's music?

[AaronLS.]

I can't get enough of these Stevie breakdowns

[chyenfemyzikangela]

This is a good day. Thank you for the gift, Nick.

[bobblues]

Thanks very much putting these devices in sequence. Also, I grew up hearing this and took it as a normal
sound.

[jesuscastaneda]

Amazing as always, once again thank you from the bottom of my heart

[kevingimmemusic]

Ordinary Pain. Last verse of the A section "Can she take with her the pain she brought you back?" Really pronounced there when he sings the word "back." But he uses it throughout the song in a few different places. I could talk Stevie all day. I'm his biggest fan..living or dead.

[christafario]

Thats what we need, examples, thank You!!

[thtr]

Hi, this is really helpful since I am trying to practice and understand passing chord like the tritone sub. Would really appreciate if there are more videos like this about other passing chords/ chord sequence (like a diminshed to minor, a secondary dom7 to major). It is much better to learn these progressions in famous songs context with you playing only the piano like this. Thank you

[palomoshow]

I love this!!!! You are the best... Thanks ... Máster....

[FABRIZIOZPH]

Unfortunately I'm not trained in music... But I have been a Stevie Wonder fan all my life.. I never understood from a technical point why his harmonies and chords are so addicting and hypnotic, but I'm sure it has something to do with what ever you are explain in these videos

[YuriRadavchuk]

Hey, can anyone help me with this chord at 1:51 E7≠5 What does this not equal sign mean? Neither natural, nor flat, nor sharp, I assume. Or, it's maybe a dominant chord without a fifth?

[simonbergvall]

I really like your videos man! Though, could you maybe avoid such a hard stereo pan on the Rhodes? Sounds really trippy through headphones! Other than that, wonderful content!!!