Standard Left Hand piano pattern used artists including Jerry Lee and Ray Charles
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you are going to quick
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It sounds great!
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good little clip of the blues scale and progression in the key of C. pretty much keep a similar pattern on the left hand within the blues scale while doing your diddy on the right and it'll sound like you know what you're doing.. ray charles, jerry lee, big john, etc know and use this stuff well. great fun to play!
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thx for sharing ;)
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thats true
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cry about it
2 years ago 2
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it's wrong that's jerry's style playin it ray charles play's in e b d e
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I meant Jerry LEE lewis!
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Sorry, but this is not correct. The first note should be left ringing through (as on the record) which is much more difficult but closer to the style.
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yes, it's true that Ray Charles played originally it in the key of E, but Jerry Lewis did a very famous version in 1961 in the key of C...which is much easier to sing!
eric669 3 years ago 5
in a different key
JonnyRobert 3 years ago 3