The Oldest Way To Learn BLUES PIANO. (and the most effective)

[chrisjazzhands]

I think this is the best way to learn blues is by getting the masters’ riffs in our souls, and then bringing our own creativity to those ideas. Thank you. More of this, not “blues scales” which these masters didn’t know or care about.

[billhasty]

Great Lesson. Mixing the scales you taught us. I Love It. Thanks Christian.

[jeffjohnson]

Love this lesson just watched…really need this kind of training for blues slow down and licks etc…please share your knowledge with this type of thing for my beginning blues play❤🎹🎶Thanks Grant

[davidmccall]

You're a nut Christian, and it makes the rest of us feel comfortable in our nuttiness, and learn more easily. Thank you for that. Greetings from North Carolina USA!

[ajcommunicationkid]

At the end there is was raining chords. A C Major down pour. Catch them if you can.😂

[iandodds]

Thanks Christian. Tremolo though isn't it?

[arthurroschbooksandmusic]

The obstacle for me is finger independence. AS a drummer I can deal with independence at several levels but separating right hand fingers from left hand fingers is another matter. I've devised one exercise to improve that. I may need a couple more. So..at the moment I keep working on these blues memes.

[christinaleung]

you RE hilarious Christian from Berlin! Thanks for the lesson - Christina from Byron Bay Australia - ps. ive very tanned legs!! :D

[rickrocketts]

This was really good for ear training since i couldn’t stop staring at those legs.

[arthurroschbooksandmusic]

Is there a relationship between cannabis and jazz musicians? I think there is: I still love the "feel" of stoned music but I'm beyond the illusion that I'm "better". I'm not. I'm sloppy and crazy, all over the place. I still love the stuff but it's getting in my way. I mean the cannabis. Gotta slow down. Cough