"UNFORGETTABLE" What key are we in?? Tricky Love Songs Tutorial 

Goody goody Kent I like you and your tutorial you are a genious

Thanks so much, this was very helpful, you played the song so beautifully.

Not watched it yet but I'm already loving the title. I'm one of those singers who sings everything in a strange key. There is probably a special place in jazz hell reserved for me. ;)

That is so clever. I watched your left hand and distinctly heard you resolve to F major and then later I saw you resolve to Bb and thought what, where, how? I liked the quotes too. That was more great stuff, Kent. Thanks.

yeah I couldn't work out what key it was in as it resolves well in both keys. thanks for the explanation.

Kent this was so well done! Loved your playing and breaking down these iconic parts. Could you do a video on iconic jazz progressions? For example the G7, Am7, Bb dim 7, and G7. I would love to learn more of these hooky progressions.

Always a pleasure when you upload a new video. Hope you're keeping well Kent

great lesson. Thank you!!!

Thanks Kent! Such a fascinating tune. So many standards are delightfully nuanced like this - those old jazz masters were really geniuses. And you unpack them handily!

❤ Thanks Maestro beautiful as always. In my opinion is also a good ending modulating back to the first bar (kind of open ending) and with this interpretation it could still be thought in F, but in any case are just interpretations and your was as usual amazing

Unforgetabubble, that's what you are, Unforgetabubble, milk chocolate bar, Why is Aero so incredabubble, you'll find Aero incredabubble too. (1980s UK TV Ad for Aero chocolate - Man playing white Baby Grand & singing & girl in Bikini eating the chocolate). Sorry - couldn't resist this. Great tutorial as always. This is all the stuff I've ever wanted to learn about piano in one place.

Love your videos Kent.

You are making me laugh with your true life experiences. I have been through exactly these scenarios!

OMG. You played that favorite song of mine so beautifully! Those chords sound heavenly & you made it sound so fluid...another K.H. masterpiece....😚😚

Thank you Kent for this vid, and for the many other vids you have posted. You are very talented, and sharing those talents with us is much appreciated. Cheers.

Never a dull moment! Magic explanation!! We can learn forever. Keep up the teaching Kent!!😎

Another great tutorial. You play Jazz like you mean it brother!! Live long and be happy!

Thank you for all those quotes as well ,so i am learning a lot from all those great artists!

Your style is really cool and rare, a lot of pianists can't play like that anymore.

I have really been enjoying your videos and have a hell of a time keeping up with the new material, as I try to accept the challenges your offer. But what strikes me right now is how much time and forethought you put into the production of each of these gems of jazz instruction. I’ve said it many times, but always mean it - thank you for the gifts you offer us.

Awesome bebop run at 3:30! Wait for it..........

The original handwritten score by Nelson Riddle for the 1951 Nat King Cole recording shows the key as Bb .

Amazing 🎶🙏🏽

Yep. Never been able to figure out if this song is in F or Bb:)

Sunglasses inside and at night? You have my subscribe.

I had difficulties with the chords in a few areas of this song: that C7 to Gb7b5 at bar 16 solved one of them. Thanks. While looking at this song again though, it occurred to me that half of it (bars 1-8 and 17-24) is like bars 1-8 and 17-24 of Arthur Schwartz's earlier published piece Dancing In The Dark.

Fantastic Reharm! Loved the ending. BTW, great quotes. Keep on keeping on. 😎 Thank for the breakdown:I now understand the form. Was it like this orig w Nat and then Dinah, or was this something that emerged from the later female/male duo=Natalie and Nat. So the question is:is this the magic of the songwriter or the arranger for Natalie's version? The nice result,whatever the case, Gordon won new recognition w Natalie's hit decades after his orig success w her dad. Late life well-deserved fortune! Nat, Dinah, Natalie...wow. Write the hit, buy the house. Thank you, Maestro.

Kent are your sunglasses Rayban Caballeros?

💕Some gorgeous stuff you've got goin' there, KH!!♩♪♪♫♭♬♯💕(what's with the little slam against singers?) 💕

Hi kent do you have a lead sheet for this tune? Thank you so much for your generosity in sharing your knowledge. You helped me grow in a lot of ways as a musician myself.

Tell Hermie to come down and hang out. LOL

could you make 'Edel Weiss' like this?? please~~

this form is quite usual in (traditional) german folk music (trio form)

So, in the Nat Cole recording, the instrumental bridge begins on Dbmaj7 and ends on Gb. I'm trying to work out a modulation sequence on guitar back to the Fmaj7 at the beginning of the last verse, but I'm struggling to find a sequence I like. I can go Gb to Gm7 to C7, but I'd really like to put a couple of chords between the Gm7 and the C7. Any suggestions?

You could just say "Sing the first note".

So what key is it in?