Just a quick clip of me practicing with the song Encourage Yourself

My cousin Rich doing his practice session for me.

jus me doin a lil praise break...wit some fills i made up n sum i picked up from some older dudes...

Im not much of a singer but i turned on an old cd and decided to play along with it. It has been a minute since I played some of these songs but nevertheless i remember them.

part vi

sorry about the sound

I have so many people ask me all the time how do I play like that. That is a very hard question. What you hear on this clip are years, and years of practice and repititions. What I say is that you begin to build a vocaulary of chords and runs that you know and you begin to build building blocks...

This is a midi file of the C major scale and the I, IV, and V chords of that scale for beginners. The I Chord is the C major chord (C-E-G). The IV chord is the F major chord (F-A-C). The V chord can be played as the V major (G major = G-B-D) or the V7 (G7 or Gdom7) chord (G-B-D-F) with the 5 (D)...

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It's a basic Pop song in C Major. Jamal was teaching the band the song. Pretty soon you can get to the point where all you have to do is call out the bass note and the whole band knows where to go. The band never practices this song before and this is the first time hearing it.

Hey guys a little clip while i was playing for my choir during practice, we worship you by Darwin hobbs, hopefully this one works lol

Many of you know that I greatly admire the playing of McCoy Tyner. His use of modal playing, pentatonic scales and heavy use of fourth chordal voicings give him his distinct playing style which is unmistakably "the real McCoy" when he plays. Many people try to emulate his...

made some mistakes but hey thats why we practice

Self Explanitory!!!!!!!!!!!!!!