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I can’t believe this is free content. Thank you. I learn with every upload.

Tony you're a bad 🐈 on the keys, you always prove to me that no matter how great, creative and free I become in my playing I'm always inspired when I hear your interpretation of a song because you always have something hip to say.

I understand about 20% and yet I still keep coming back. 😂Love your take on all things musical and the conversational style of your playing. 😁

Thanks, Tony! I got caught with this one at a jazz jam last night and wished I'd been better able to get it just from reading the lead sheet. Wanted to spend a little time and figure out exactly what's going on musically because it's not quite as simple as a casual listening would suggest. Thank you for taking it apart and commenting, it helps. Had never realized how much of a 2-5-1 exercise it is. :)

im trying to learn a lot of standards the fastest i can and your videos are just great i don't even need to go to the piano everything is so clear and in 12min i learn a standard each time i see one of your videos and the best is that you are funny ... THANK YOU

Everyone seems to use different harmonic changes on this tune. The Sher Standards book has the best interpretation and gives substitutions. I've taken that lead sheet as my template and scratched out the chords that I don't think sound right. One video I would like to see is how you approach improvisation on a tune like "Round Midnight" which has "thick" harmonic changes that occur often. Does your approach change for solo piano vs. playing in a group?

What a Feast . . . . every phrase, run and re-phrase . . .delicious! Enjoyed . . . . F'LUP ! Respects and Admiration

Wonderful helpful lesson. Plus you have a really great personality. Now off to the keyboard!

Love these voicings,thanks Tony

thank you Tony you are such an inspiration...

Try Bbmaj7#5/Eb. The maj7th is under the root (Bb). It’s easier to see if you play maj7th about the #5. Remove the Eb to see it. Then put it back to play it. Thanks for the great vid Tony.

Tony, You have such a strong ear besides able to read. Great combination. I learn a lot from your approach. And I have had so many piano teachers from the past and I’m not clicking w them until I stumbled on your channel last year ♥️

8:59 "this is a pretty simple version really", meanwhile he has the sheet of doom above hahahaha. Love these videos and love the work.

And always a pleasure learning from you

A great composition, covered often for good reason. I like how you play it, and its good to have analysis of it. Check out the Chick and McFerrin version if you havnt

I love this man wow

Dear Tony, Thank you for what you do. You are a wonderful pianist, and I appreciate your presentations! I am learning to play the piano, and you are an inspiration and a good teacher. I am also gaining a deeper love of Jazz standards. 🙂💦🐢🎶🎵🎹 Thanks.

Here Brasil, there's a program on every day at midnight Called Cultura Jazz which I've been listened for about 35 years, to the Cultura FM 103.3. This music will aways be a part of my regrets. Thank you, Tony for present this one as diffrents alternatives upon the view of Jazz time. Escuse my english; I prefer to write in this language; so I fell closer than you all. 😎 🇧🇷

Thank you so much! I really love this song!

Thanks Tony, great tune

@0:00 to 0:29...some of the sexiest jazz piano playing I ever heard in all my life...

2:06 I dig that attitude

love it, thanks]

In my opinion, there is only one correct way, and that's the mentioned version from the Concert in Norway :)

Ottimo

Hi Tony i love your videos man I want to request John Coltranes Central Park West chords that would be awesome.

Thanks a lot!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Kinda therapeutic.

I learned this in C a few years from I think a "George Shearing" book. The Stan Tracey version is Nuts!! search "Tracey/Wellins play Monk. (Stan Tracey piano & Bobby Wellins who was a great sax player). You handle the black notes well. I can get to Eb really well but after that it gets hard for me. (in all 12 keys! Geeze, that's hard, at least for me. I can play tunes in about 4 - 5 keys tops!). Check out the "Stan Tracey" voicings on this. Would be great to hear your take on his voicings. Ugly or Genius?

Good stuff!

Excellent

OMG Tony. Your intro is awesome.

great!!

Marvelous! Let’s stay in touch?

Love you much

4:00 - Why does no one explain it like that??? In about 30 seconds of explaining, you've removed hours of practice from me just trying to strongarm the conversion into my brain!

Superlike💛

Nice one what of the chordie app..

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Wow ! you are a cat !