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Billy Joel #3 - How To Play "Piano Man" upper octave verse

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Uploaded by on Jun 9, 2007

This is how to "fancy up" or "decorate" the 2nd part of the verse. Part 3 of 4 "Piano Man" videos.

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  • my god man you are amazing haha! i've been watching all of these piano man videos over and over again if you can tell :D

  • @Bananalisk  That's fine, I'm glad you enjoy them. :-)

  • what did you play in the minute 3:19 to 3:25

  • @mafia850 That was the chord progression of F to C/E to D7 to G. It's the same progression that I used in the "main part" tutorial where the lyric said, "nine o'clock on a Saturday."

  • 0:46

    Him: " Okay, how does that go?"

    Me: I'm not really sure how it goes.

  • @runnervision61 Yes, sometimes I lose my place when slowing down the songs.. :-)

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  • You are a legend!

  • my god!! this tutorial is really good! :D as soon as i reach to my piano, i'll begin to practice over and over again.

    thank you so much, really!

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  • man, i really did not understand you :´(

    you are to fast for me, and what happened with the caption??

    i really enjoy your first tutorial

  • Amazing

  • thanks! i played this for my senior solo! /watch?v=rWKICdNhMDw

  • Did you play the beginning of Root Beer Rag at 1:05 ?

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