Learn a groovin’ New Orleans Style Piano rhythm translated to guitar in this bite-sized lesson. A very fun way to spice up an otherwise ordinary groove.
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This is super cool Rick. I realize “space” is a good thing when playing, but I really like how this keeps the fingers moving throughout. Thanks for doing this and posting it.
Very cool.
This is exactly the lesson I’ve been hoping for.
Muitos bom, abraΓ§os do Brasil!
Just great as usual thanks.
Bite sized and perfect. When you love someoneβs playing and they show you how itβs done…very cool. Many thanks.
Tasteful and classy. Very cool, man. The more guitar players can pick up from New Orleans piano players, the better.
how can do this without even crediting Professor Longhair — isn’t this ‘Big Chief’ slowed down?
Great great great. I got something similar form a Dr John record; i suffered for many hours getting it down. The only comment I can make is how the heck can anyone have given this a thumbs down? Maybe you need to include a cat?
Now that I got it I can’t stop! Thank you!
As usual, GREAT stuff. Rick, thanks so much for taking the time. E
Beautiful – I’ve been working with New Orleans licks & rhythms on piano and you’ve totally got the groove . Thank you π
Are those flatwounds?