This idea of keeping communication with your audience intact through the scat bits - it's great, and one I find myself coming back to when I practice my solos. Thank you for that Mr Cowings - to be honest I haven't heard anyone scat that expressively before, but it sure would help an audience that isn't already elbow-deep in jazz.
outside of the super cool and somewhat off-the-wall presentation, this dude has vocal and musical chops to die for. You do not get to sing like that by accident. Respect sir.
This is the kind of thing I'd expect to find in a New Orleans coffee shop, small business, of course, on a cool summer day. It's great, keep up the good work!!
I may be getting ahead of myself but that scatting tip felt like an instant cheat code! I always had the hardest time trying to scat with the “fitting” syllables and not sound like a 5 yr old… amazing how this is really just changing your mindset and does wonders!
Stay with someone who looks at you like Eli. 💗 I always go back to this video. Marion Cowings, you are such an inspiration. I wish I could just once be a part of your jazz clinics, have a great conversation with you. For now, greetings from Chile. Please, come visit!
I mean, cmon. That was like watching perfection show you the recipe to how perfection is made. There are so many layer of maestro at work there. No doubt these videos will one day find their way into the National Archives. Marion Cowings deserves special recognition as a cultural bridge between generations and styles that will otherwise be forgotten and untold. He is a National Treasure & deserves the distinction.
Marion does weekly vocal clinics at Small's jazz club- see live stream online, along with Mezzrow's. Love the idea of singing II-V's creatively instead of just scales to warm-up. Warning: do not do the Lion pose without using a Tongue-Scraper first!!
Thank you for sharing...I have been taking singing lessons since the summer of 2010 here in the Netherlands and singing old Jazz songs at a local theater, love it...but still learning to improve my voice...
Thank you so very much Marion Cowings. Your explanations make it all so clear. Thank you Eli Yamin for showing inexperienced pianist how one should move with and support the movement of the vocalist. Thank you to those responsible for this series being made available. Thank you.
Oh my God - you are way to old for me, but after your strangely silly but ever so convincing and impressive scat improv.... I'M GONNA TAKE ALL OF YOU!!!
Just to clarify for any singers who might be confused: "I'll give you 2 measures up front", but the intro was actually 8 bars (measures)...thanks for posting a video that so many people got so much joy over : )
This was such a brilliantly helpful video. You're amazing my friend...great teacher..excellent singer..and an inspiration. Props to the pianist too. This is my beginning of my new found hobby/dream/soul-filling experience. Thank you my friend :D
Thank you for this video! Very inspiring and helped me a lot. I have a higher voice so it's hard for me to find songs that I can sing. Improvising it might help me. Thanks!
It's a 2-5-1 in g major (then up a half step to A flat (G# enharmonically). It sounds like Eli's dropping in some simple improv with thirds, but it's a progression that gets used in lots of music.
***** anything from almost every jazz standard (like blues Bossa or moments notice) to songs like Sunday morning by maroon five. The Jazz stuff usually has sudden key changes but when you get used to it it's pretty cool.
he's like a snazzy jazzy grandpa, I really enjoyed this
He looks like my aunt
the face he makes before doing the lion is priceless.. that emotionless tired of life yet still sassy expression
"again... on three"
I died 😂😂
This idea of keeping communication with your audience intact through the scat bits - it's great, and one I find myself coming back to when I practice my solos. Thank you for that Mr Cowings - to be honest I haven't heard anyone scat that expressively before, but it sure would help an audience that isn't already elbow-deep in jazz.
Excellent point! Louis Armstrong was something indeed.
I want a girlfriend that looks at me the same way Eli Yamin looks at Marion Cowings.
Øyvind Kjølen 🤣😂
Haha, oh man 😂
lmao
Øyvind Kjølen I WAS GONNA SAY THAAAAAT
Øyvind Kjølen 😂😂🤣🤣😂🤣
outside of the super cool and somewhat off-the-wall presentation, this dude has vocal and musical chops to die for. You do not get to sing like that by accident. Respect sir.
Marion: Thank you...
Eli: 🎶🎵🎶
Marion: THANKS ELIIIIIIIIIII😠
lol
omg i laughed so hard
I caught that! LMAO! Great singing, though!
This guy is full 'o swag!
This man definitely is the coolest person in the entire World
"You took apart what once was my heart"
This is the kind of thing I'd expect to find in a New Orleans coffee shop, small business, of course, on a cool summer day. It's great, keep up the good work!!
I was in New Orleans last year and asked the house band in a cafe to play All of Me, after having seen this video. So great minds think alike ;)
There are no cool summer days in new orleans
@@guarrho Truth.
I may be getting ahead of myself but that scatting tip felt like an instant cheat code! I always had the hardest time trying to scat with the “fitting” syllables and not sound like a 5 yr old… amazing how this is really just changing your mindset and does wonders!
Stay with someone who looks at you like Eli. 💗
I always go back to this video. Marion Cowings, you are such an inspiration. I wish I could just once be a part of your jazz clinics, have a great conversation with you.
For now, greetings from Chile. Please, come visit!
i was not expecting the tongue thing. lol
Me as well 😂😂
wtf
I laughed so hard
Maybe he could have brushed his tongue before this video lol!
Eli looks so intrigued
I mean, cmon. That was like watching perfection show you the recipe to how perfection is made. There are so many layer of maestro at work there. No doubt these videos will one day find their way into the National Archives. Marion Cowings deserves special recognition as a cultural bridge between generations and styles that will otherwise be forgotten and untold. He is a National Treasure & deserves the distinction.
This is so impressive.. I draw for living and his advice is useful even for making art pieces.
not for a living but i draw too and it does help
🤔
Marion does weekly vocal clinics at Small's jazz club- see live stream online, along with Mezzrow's. Love the idea of singing II-V's creatively instead of just scales to warm-up. Warning: do not do the Lion pose without using a Tongue-Scraper first!!
😭
does he still do this???
Thank you for sharing...I have been taking singing lessons since the summer of 2010 here in the Netherlands and singing old Jazz songs at a local theater, love it...but still learning to improve my voice...
+Christina Köfer We've got a series of vocal lessons at a playlist here: ruclips.net/video/EXFAe9hyuMI/видео.html
Christina Köfer same
Thank you so very much Marion Cowings. Your explanations make it all so clear. Thank you Eli Yamin for showing inexperienced pianist how one should move with and support the movement of the vocalist. Thank you to those responsible for this series being made available. Thank you.
Yeah he was very attentive.
Man, I just can't stop hearing you over and over again... Oh, if I could sing the same...
the most amazing thing i've seen in months, love the last part, it helped me so much thank you!
Glad you enjoyed it! Make sure to check out Marion's other lesson here: ruclips.net/video/pVh213bJiNE/видео.html
Oh my God - you are way to old for me, but after your strangely silly but ever so convincing and impressive scat improv.... I'M GONNA TAKE ALL OF YOU!!!
This was the most fun and interesting scat I’ve ever seen 😮✨
I like his style
Omg, I want his voice by my side the rest of the days of my life
Dem pants... Vest. Tie. Neck. Thing. Omg. Swaggomatic!
Absolutely loved this! What a delight. Made me smile and blew me away with his killer scat skillsss
Simply amazing
This made me smile so big! Thanks!
Love this guy! He's got so much class and swagger!
Incredible. Also. The comments. 😂🤣 just love you people!
Just to clarify for any singers who might be confused: "I'll give you 2 measures up front", but the intro was actually 8 bars (measures)...thanks for posting a video that so many people got so much joy over : )
The "2 measures [bars] up front" was the count-in, not the intro. "1 - and -2 - and | 1 - 2 - 3 - 4 | " then the 8-bar piano intro.
@@ArthurKaletzkyThanks for actually clearing that up.
This was such a brilliantly helpful video. You're amazing my friend...great teacher..excellent singer..and an inspiration. Props to the pianist too. This is my beginning of my new found hobby/dream/soul-filling experience. Thank you my friend :D
Really enjoyed this. Sharing with my vocal friends. Connecting without words.
hooo God Great Job,"All Of Me",I love it
I love Marion's style. Reminds me a little of if you combined two masters: Jimmy Scott and Mel Torme.
He doesn't know it (and I don't know him) but he's officially my uncle!
LOL
Lol
Great explanation ❤️💐❤️
Thanks for the video
Jazz wisdom right here.
Excellent!.......Thank you JALCJA and Mr. Cowings!
you, sir, are amazing as a trumpet solo in a funky jazz musical night
Thank you for this video! Very inspiring and helped me a lot. I have a higher voice so it's hard for me to find songs that I can sing. Improvising it might help me. Thanks!
so much musicality and expression in your Skatting, love it!
the scat part... so good!
my mom just ask me what im doing
1:13
😂😂😂
Wow....this was so much delightful and excellent tuition.
Only started singing some jazz...Misty 💃🥰
Those lyrics are fire 🔥😍
Thank you so much for this! I love jazz music and singers so much and I'm eager to learn about it. Thanks for the lesson 😘❤️😘❤️🥳🥳🔥🔥🙏🙏🙏🙏
I was always asking myself what am I singing ,thanks now I know...
Omg….I’m in love!!!
I absolutely adore this man- I'd go American from Ireland just for him to teach me
Excellent Video. Thank you
The guy on piano is looking at him breathless
in the scat part he makes a perfect character for twin peaks in the black lodge
Thank you. I need to try this.
the french part at @6:00 was awesome
Nice quote of "Struttin With Some Barbeque"
I really love him.
Bautiful, congrats maestro!
Hahaha LOVE him!
Love this so much
Great! I gotta watch this vid 4 more times.
So good!
This cat hasn't left any cool for the rest of us.
Wonderful....Thank you.
Amazing
Love this, Marion, thanks! Great advice, and not just for vocalists. Informative and fun.
LoL I cured my back using this
Hahahahah
Not even the weirdest thing I've seen on RUclips today!
Parabéns ,um espetáculo,ótimo fica com DEUS
you're so ❤️ calming
No wonder the pianoman stares at him in awe like this... He has to look out for his conducting
Exactly. It's not just "awe", it's attentiveness.
@@TheSeeking2know but also awe
thanks for the tips, and nice job!
Love this guys! 💪🙌❤️
really awesome, I enjoyed a lot!
Thanks Marion!
this is so good !
thank you master .... you are the one
you helped me too much to tell
thank you
Love ya Marion!!!!
what's the song played in about 2:45 ? Sounds so good!
It's a 2-5-1 in g major (then up a half step to A flat (G# enharmonically). It sounds like Eli's dropping in some simple improv with thirds, but it's a progression that gets used in lots of music.
+uncle sam would you give me some example?
***** anything from almost every jazz standard (like blues Bossa or moments notice) to songs like Sunday morning by maroon five. The Jazz stuff usually has sudden key changes but when you get used to it it's pretty cool.
uncle sam Got it! Thank you very much~
I Should Care
Wonderful! Thank you!
Love this!
beautiful
Brilliant!!!
Omg I love the lion! Thank you so much!
Holy f'ing WOW!! Beast.
omg...he brought me JOY ...thx
It behooves me. I didn't know.
he's amazing :)
Not the cheese danish!!!!😂😂😂
my favourite scat singer, jazzman is Andrzej Zaucha
YES !! SO COOL
Muchas Gracias !
Fun Video Marion! Love the Lion Pose!!! :>)
cheese danish lol
For lunch?
Child of God for lunch!
Damn this is lit 🔥
Im a little in love right now 🤪
OMG!!!!!! I love you!!!!
Love ya!
Hilarious AND informative! Great job!