Blues Piano Lesson - Walking Bass and Right Hand Riff

Hey, its been a while but here is another Blues Piano Lesson - This time I am concentrating on a walking bass pattern and and pretty funky right hand riff.

Hope this helps!
Ben

Category:

Music

Tags:

• blues
• piano
• lesson
• boogie
• woogie
• jazz
• riff
• keyboard
• walking
• bass

[bobgsearch]

how do you practice getting up to speed and syncronizing left and right hand? and 2, as you move your left hand, say from g to a, do you play notes from the g chord to the notes of the a chord? thank you.

[MusicGuru12]

Start with simple songs and start slow. Build up and you will eventually get used to using your two hands together. Don't try and jump into anything really difficult. Start simple.

Not entirely sure what you're aksing, but if you are referring to the Left Hand riff which goes:

G-A-B-Bb-C

You will keep the G chord held throughout untill you hit C - the second little bit of the 12 bar blues. Ask again if this still doesn't answer your question.

Hope this helps and good luck!

Ben

[PiAnOdUdE976]

i need your hands now give em up

[MusicGuru12]

Haha, maybe another time :p

[zombiefreaks666]

damn man, you're good, you deserve a grand piano

[Bluestouse86]

I'm a guitar player, bass player and a drummer... i want to learn how to play the keys now... A. how hard will it be for me to learn piano after playing other instruments... B. what do you suggest i start with?

[HelenSkyLark7]

Big hearted of you to share your skills with the world via youtube.

Great for people who can't take private lessons. It's nice being able to watch the fingering over and over until I start to get a part correct.

This is very inspiring and sounds beautiful.

[HelenSkyLark7]

Thank you!

[HelenSkyLark7]

Thank you for sharing! Music videos like this are one of the best things posted on youtube. This is great for people that can't participate in private music lessons.

Big hearted of you to share this with the world and to take the time to put together the recordings and post them!! Thanks!!! Very inspiring.

[HelenSkyLark7]

Thank you for sharing! Music videos like this are one of the best things posted on youtube. This is great for people that can't participate in private music lessons.

Big hearted of you to share this with the world and to take the time to put together the recordings and post them!! Thanks!!! Very inspiring.

[kainmcbain]

could you possibly tell me the 2 chords you use at the end of the piece? They can be heard at 0:52. Many thanks for a very intuitive video!

[ryker6richard]

EXELANT MAN! GREAT PLAYING AND TEACHER,,,THANKS

[ryker6richard]

EXELANT MAN!

[Kaminari3]

WAOOO SO IMPRESSIVE |

[Muzikman127]

@ChocolateChipPizza should be a blog for this sort of thing. I wonder if there are any books. Hmmmmmmmm....