I've been through some Dr John's music after his passing.. RIP

I studied all your lessons , DrK , since I found your channel ) you are my great master , thank you )

Really enjoying your videos -- totally self-taught here, and lovin' your approach. PS: If anyone ever reads this, I taught myself to read music (still not great at sight reading but no longer illiterate) by getting the sheet music online for pieces I knew in my head, then following the score as I listen to the tuneage. If anyone out there is her own teacher... well, it's worked for me on note-for-note stuff like stride piano -- stuff other than blues or my newest obsession, boogie woogie.

Again you learning out a great playing Boogie,thank you!!

Big like dr 'k Thanks'

Go to settings and click speed to slow it down

Brendan- I could watch you play all day. I was just curious, how do you differentiate between boogie-woogie and stride piano? I mean, I can hear the difference, but I’m curious, musically, how to explain the difference.

thanks a million Brendan keep it up

Pure gold!!

Thanks Dr K!

Brendan I have just started working on the firm movie score.. it almost has a boogie feel to it . A g7 base. and right hand bb am.. I think that would be a nice video..maybe use it as a break.. just try a different g7 boogies over the chords above.

Love your channel! Love your style of demonstrating. Is there any way you could do a lesson on Dr John's Such A Night (ideally one of the piano solo performances up on KZfaq)? I've tried for three bloody years to get it down & i'm still not there yet? If not any chance you could do a private lesson on it?

Tu vois, brendan, quand tu veux... Doucement les basses et la main droite, qu' à coté, bill evans c'est "piano red". XC

haha VERY NICE!!111

Isnt this the Skyrocket Nr. 1 ? I am searching for more riffs in the Skyrocket 1..

Do you have direct sheet music for this?