One of the songs that made me love the Rhodes Piano. I was in 10th grade high school when this song came out, 1983. The synth interlude was exquisite. I would love to buy me a Rhodes someday. RIP Al Jarreau (1940 - 2017)
Stefano…what a touch and brilliant to bring us this lesson. Any chance you can share the chord voicings (I know a lot to ask). Simply sublime. Sei fortissmo…much respect from TO, Canada
Thank you very much for your words!! But honestly sharing voicings will take a lot of time transcribing them. But if you take a closer look Ithink that you will be able to see what I was playing
@@stefanopettirossi2859 Ciao Stefano…capito hai ragione…..just tell me at 1:14 after the Bbmajor 7 voicing and at the PICK up chord are you playing B D A in left hand and D. F# A (simple Bm7 chord?)…..cacchio!!!!
@@stefanopettirossi2859 in pratica c'è un suo commento nel 90% dei video online di tutto il mondo :-)))))) Ci sono alcuni articoli e video qui sul tema
@@stefanopettirossi2859 Beh...bravissimo!!! Il mio sogno è suonare in un gruppo che faccia questo genere di musica...se poi suonata cosí, ancora meglio !!!!
Could somebody help me out with a question here? I know David Foster played a Rhodes similar to the one in this video, but what kind of synth did he use on the part that was done on the Korg starting at 2:43? I believe it was some kind of Yamaha, perhaps a DX7, or maybe some type of Moog. I know that both "Mornin" and the DX7 first came out in 1983.
I saw an interview with Jay Graydon who produced the album and played guitar. He spoke about the use of the famous "E" model Rhodes which has a special sound, was in great demand and was used on many recordings of that era. In addition he said that the David Foster solo was performed on a Korg MS-20 synth. Looks like this gentleman is playing on a Korg Prologue which is a distant cousin and descendant in the Korg family.
Have always loved this song...Jay Graydon is my hero! I have one question, though. Where did you purchase the mod for your Rhodes? I really like how the metals blend. Thanks!
It’s not “by chance”. I accurately learn the tune, at first by ear, but then I wrote down all the correct chords and structure…. As usually jazz and pop professional musicians do…
Quando ho registrato questa ancora non avevo il jazz chorus della Roland che ha un suono fantastico. Forse non ci crederai ma ho usato una scheda audio piccolina Focusrite ed un plugin di simulatore ampli di Logic pro. Stop. Grazie per il complimento🙏🏻
One of the songs that made me love the Rhodes Piano. I was in 10th grade high school when this song came out, 1983. The synth interlude was exquisite. I would love to buy me a Rhodes someday.
RIP Al Jarreau (1940 - 2017)
This puts me in such a better place. Thank you Stefano!!
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Un grande pezzo dell'immenso Al Jarreau!
Absolutely beautiful. 100%
Thank you 🙏🏻
Bravo 👍🏻 thank you 🙏🏻
Esecuzione e cura dei suoni impeccabili! Complimenti! ;-)
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Génial ! Merci !
Bravo!!!
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Uauuu! Amazing! You play very well!
Thank you!!!🙏🏻🙏🏻
Your killin it, great job.
Thank you! 🙏🏻
maestro...Always liked Al
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Stefano…what a touch and brilliant to bring us this lesson. Any chance you can share the chord voicings (I know a lot to ask). Simply sublime. Sei fortissmo…much respect from TO, Canada
Thank you very much for your words!! But honestly sharing voicings will take a lot of time transcribing them. But if you take a closer look Ithink that you will be able to see what I was playing
@@stefanopettirossi2859 Ciao Stefano…capito hai ragione…..just tell me at 1:14 after the Bbmajor 7 voicing and at the PICK up chord are you playing B D A in left hand and D. F# A (simple Bm7 chord?)…..cacchio!!!!
Well done!
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Life time work it ! Very hard song ,congratulation.!
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Great playing Stefano!!...You should also include Al Jarreau as songwriter in the header. He wrote the lyrics.
excellent super merci pour la video
Muy bueno!! 💥💥
Complimenti!!!
excelent thanks !!!
Amazing work!
Great song
grandissimo pezzo di Al Jarreau e grande tastierista
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Bravo
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Que linda cancion Mornin , cante quien la cante es un letra bonita, sobre todo cuando la cantaba, JARREAU
Great job ❤
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Bravo 👍
Great Stefano !!!
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Con me vinci a mani basse. Complimenti
Troppo gentile!! Adoro questo brano… ed è tanto che nn lo suono purtroppo con queste cose n si lavora… ma cmq capolavoro!!
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Classe!
marcoballa grazie 🙏 mi fa piacere ti piaccia anche questa😊
@@stefanopettirossi2859 PS occhio ai commenti spam/scam automatici di Tim, Tom, e altri nomi del genere...
marcoballa non so nulla a riguardo.... quindi anche quel Tom che ha commentato dici sia Spam? Se è così lo cancello subito!
@@stefanopettirossi2859 in pratica c'è un suo commento nel 90% dei video online di tutto il mondo :-))))))
Ci sono alcuni articoli e video qui sul tema
Suonato magistralmente...da pelle d'oca...beh, che dire...COMPLIMENTI !!! Hai scritto una partitura o sei andato a orecchio?
Ti ringrazio!! Che bel complimento… grazie davvero! No nn ho scritto una partitura… semplicemente mi ero appuntato le sigle degli accordi…
@@stefanopettirossi2859 Beh...bravissimo!!! Il mio sogno è suonare in un gruppo che faccia questo genere di musica...se poi suonata cosí, ancora meglio !!!!
Could somebody help me out with a question here? I know David Foster played a Rhodes similar to the one in this video, but what kind of synth did he use on the part that was done on the Korg starting at 2:43? I believe it was some kind of Yamaha, perhaps a DX7, or maybe some type of Moog. I know that both "Mornin" and the DX7 first came out in 1983.
Moog or Arp2600
@@rimehaug Thanks
I saw an interview with Jay Graydon who produced the album and played guitar. He spoke about the use of the famous "E" model Rhodes which has a special sound, was in great demand and was used on many recordings of that era. In addition he said that the David Foster solo was performed on a Korg MS-20 synth. Looks like this gentleman is playing on a Korg Prologue which is a distant cousin and descendant in the Korg family.
It was not a DX7. Sounds like an Oberheim prophet. His synth sounds very close to the one used on the recording.
@@cellpat7392 Thank you.
Have always loved this song...Jay Graydon is my hero! I have one question, though. Where did you purchase the mod for your Rhodes? I really like how the metals blend. Thanks!
I found it already installed when I bought the piano ten years ago…
Muito fera
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Man that is awesome! I have a question...in the solo, how do you finger those ascending thirds? E C#, F# D, G E, A F#?
Thank you!🙏🏻 time has passed… honestly I don’t remeber😅 but i’ll check what I was doing… anyway thank you!
Slowing down the video I think it
Can be clearly seen…
They simply are diatonic thirds on D scale…
Did you also do Spain by chance?
It’s not “by chance”. I accurately learn the tune, at first by ear, but then I wrote down all the correct chords and structure…. As usually jazz and pop professional musicians do…
@@stefanopettirossi2859 excellent! lets team up and do spain! you do the chords and I do all the difficult lines.ü
Complimenti Stefano, suono bellissimo! Cosa hai usato? Ampli? Quali Effetti?
Quando ho registrato questa ancora non avevo il jazz chorus della Roland che ha un suono fantastico. Forse non ci crederai ma ho usato una scheda audio piccolina Focusrite ed un plugin di simulatore ampli di Logic pro. Stop. Grazie per il complimento🙏🏻
Bravo, I wish you can write the notesü
Thank you🙏🏻. I didn’t wrote the notes…. Only chords and structure of the song
Bravissimo! Mi sono iscritto!passa al mio canale
fatto!! grazie!
Ammazza oh....che forza sta roba!!!!Sono un cantautore, seguimi se vuoi...
🙏🏻 ti ringrazio!
Quero ver tocar seco, sem o riff da guitar, levada da batera, e o vocal 😂
E perché? Non capisco il senso del tuo commento! 🤷♂️