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I think you post the best tutorials in RUclips about learning Beatles songs in the piano. I already learned For no One and A Day in the Life from you. This is next on my list
Nate- you have by far the best online piano tutorials. I only started playing piano a few months ago, and I love you chord-based approach. Would love to see you do a tutorial on Carole King's "You've Got a Friend"; there are several online videos out there, but they're all pretty complicated (at least for a beginner).
So pleasantly surprised to see you've got this one up! Thank you so much, your videos are amazing. Absolutely one of my favourite Beatles songs for it's absurdity in sound and lyrics while still managing to be a disharmonious united whole. It's just unique and in it's own league really.
Hi Nate, you mentioned that this is one of your favorite Beatles songs. You should check out on you tube Spooky Tooth version (studio version). It is super slow and heavy. As usual, I love your song tutorials. Thanks
Nate, that was brilliant and your voice is perfect for this song. If you would please do Captain of her heart by Double. I have tried but can't get it right. Thanks
Good idea! I've been toying around with the idea of doing some doors songs, sometimes I hesitate because I'd have to leave out lots of the awesome keyboard improvisation that happens or the video would be too overwhelming to make, and too advanced for my audience...I'll mull it over!
Nicely done, this is an excellent demonstration but there are a couple of differences to how John plays it. Surprisingly, he didn't know about inversions in 1968 so the D9 and B7 that you do are not how he plays it on the recording. That second section in the verses where the left hand descends A G F# F, the right hand stays on the C# E as the thumb descends, there's no D note. Genius songwriter, primitive keyboardist. So whenever John plays a B he does the B D# F# thing, no inversion. Also, one thing I discovered in isolated tracks is that the intro strings playing block chords mimic John's left hand - he plays chords with his left hand on the intro and its reappearance later on. That's the only place he plays chords, the rest is just the one finger bass like you show here. Cheers.
Excellent comment, you are totally right about the second section of the verses!! I think I learned this incorrectly as a teenager, and how I used to play it influenced how I now hear it. I chose the B inversion because it sounded and flowed best to me...I don't always set out to teach exactly what the keyboard happened to play on the recording, and I factor in other elements of the arrangements like strings and guitars. That said, having had some distance from making this video, and reading your comment, I think I probably should have just stuck with a root position B. Cheers!
@@PianowithNate Thanks Nate, I've been playing it for years in a tribute band on guitar (I do George) and only recently really studied the song closely. I realised I haven't been playing the guitar right and had never bothered to work out the keys. Having the isolated stems is one thing, interpreting them correctly is another. They certainly help, that's for sure. When the isolated stems for Good Morning, Good Morning came out, everyone - and I mean everyone - had got the chords wrong. The mix had completely buried the chords eg the verses start out in the minor key. The bass would be playing C# over an Am chord. Weird but cool.
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hi nate please play jealous guy by the beatles
Every time Nate posts a song that I want to cover playing out, he saves me several hours of aggravating work.
:)
Doing the Lord's work my man, this is so we'll explained. Ty
🙏🙏🙏
Nice. This song has got something special.
Nate could you do the long and winding road soon?
I agree. Im ready for that one too
Can't promise soon, but I can promise soon-ISH
Nate, my hat is off to you! Thank you for teaching great songs! Your tutorials are amazing!
Thank you!!
I think you post the best tutorials in RUclips about learning Beatles songs in the piano. I already learned For no One and A Day in the Life from you. This is next on my list
So glad to hear that, thanks for the kind words!
Thank you for letting us have the way to play songs. 🎶🎶🎶
Your videos are the best, the most correct, and the most in-depth with all the little details. I've seen so many that are just dead wrong. Great job.
So glad to hear this, thanks so much!
Nate- you have by far the best online piano tutorials. I only started playing piano a few months ago, and I love you chord-based approach. Would love to see you do a tutorial on Carole King's "You've Got a Friend"; there are several online videos out there, but they're all pretty complicated (at least for a beginner).
Wow, thanks! That one's on my list and I hope to do it soon. And noted that I should approach it with an easy option :)
So pleasantly surprised to see you've got this one up! Thank you so much, your videos are amazing. Absolutely one of my favourite Beatles songs for it's absurdity in sound and lyrics while still managing to be a disharmonious united whole. It's just unique and in it's own league really.
I love the way you articulated this...I fully agree!
Yes Nate, one of my all time favorite of John's!! Thanks for putting this up. You Rock It Out!!! 🎹🎹🎹🎹🎹🎹🎹 Learning It. 🎹🎹🎹🎹🎹🎹🎹
Cheers!!
Fantastic thank you for these great Beatles piano songs
A great Beatles song with JL on vocals. Thanks, Nate
I am so excited.to.learn this. I shouldnt have pulled up your channel while im at work because now all I want to do is hurry home and get on the piano
hahahaha. Love it.
Love all the Beatles tutorials. How about McCartney's Maybe I'm Amazed? So good! Keep it up Nate! You are AWESOME!
Great suggestion!
I do love your arrangement of this and the fills are perfect 👍
Thanks!
One Of My Favourites!!! 👌🖐
Mine too!
@@PianowithNate Way ahead of its time, even for today.
Brilliant! Thanks for this!
Cheers!
love this one. thanks
I knew when I first heard this that it was interesting and original. Happiness is a warm gun another Lennon track
Totally!
Yes, dude! THANKS!!
:)
Nice tutorial 👏
Thank you 🙂
Hi Nate, you mentioned that this is one of your favorite Beatles songs. You should check out on you tube Spooky Tooth version (studio version). It is super slow and heavy. As usual, I love your song tutorials. Thanks
Checking it out now - this is really cool. Cheers!
Nate i love your work when you have the time could you try nowhere man?
Great idea! I'll play around with it
Nate, that was brilliant and your voice is perfect for this song. If you would please do Captain of her heart by Double. I have tried but can't get it right. Thanks
Thank you so much! John was my favorite singer since I was 4 or 5...I've always felt like I could connect when singing his songs.
Hi Nate. I love your song versions. Can you please teach us how to play Hey Jude by the Beatles please.
Planning on it!
Strangers in the night please!
This is great! I’d love to hear a George song at some point from All Things Must Pass
Good call!
Nice! How about “Riders on the Storm” by the Doors?
Good idea! I've been toying around with the idea of doing some doors songs, sometimes I hesitate because I'd have to leave out lots of the awesome keyboard improvisation that happens or the video would be too overwhelming to make, and too advanced for my audience...I'll mull it over!
how anout jackson brownes doctor my eyes love your channel like the recitals thanks
keep up..love from indonesian
Hey Nate can you do a tutorial on Oh My Love by John Lennon
Hey Nate could you make a mashup of fast and slow Hollywood songs with same beats and chords
Your videos are perfect and beginner friendly! Could you please do Love Story by Taylor Swift?
Thanks! I'll check it out
@@PianowithNate Thank you so much!
Nicely done, this is an excellent demonstration but there are a couple of differences to how John plays it. Surprisingly, he didn't know about inversions in 1968 so the D9 and B7 that you do are not how he plays it on the recording. That second section in the verses where the left hand descends A G F# F, the right hand stays on the C# E as the thumb descends, there's no D note. Genius songwriter, primitive keyboardist. So whenever John plays a B he does the B D# F# thing, no inversion. Also, one thing I discovered in isolated tracks is that the intro strings playing block chords mimic John's left hand - he plays chords with his left hand on the intro and its reappearance later on. That's the only place he plays chords, the rest is just the one finger bass like you show here. Cheers.
Excellent comment, you are totally right about the second section of the verses!! I think I learned this incorrectly as a teenager, and how I used to play it influenced how I now hear it.
I chose the B inversion because it sounded and flowed best to me...I don't always set out to teach exactly what the keyboard happened to play on the recording, and I factor in other elements of the arrangements like strings and guitars. That said, having had some distance from making this video, and reading your comment, I think I probably should have just stuck with a root position B.
Cheers!
@@PianowithNate Thanks Nate, I've been playing it for years in a tribute band on guitar (I do George) and only recently really studied the song closely. I realised I haven't been playing the guitar right and had never bothered to work out the keys. Having the isolated stems is one thing, interpreting them correctly is another. They certainly help, that's for sure. When the isolated stems for Good Morning, Good Morning came out, everyone - and I mean everyone - had got the chords wrong. The mix had completely buried the chords eg the verses start out in the minor key. The bass would be playing C# over an Am chord. Weird but cool.
do you need to to a paid member to be able to get the cord and lyric chart
Nope!
How about 'Life on mars'?
Could you please do ghost of you by 5 seconds of summer ?
Day 3 of asking for
Amazing Grace (My Chains Are Gone)
btw i love your channel!
can you do sweet by lana del rey?
🙌
Eric Burdon was "The Egg man".
Just looked up that story - wow! lol
Nate Z. On keys here , ive been struggling with this one
Hi Nate! What element is giving you the challenge? Is it the chord shapes, or the rhythm?