Things are about to get crazy!

Wow! It’s been a long time!

No, wait. It’s been a ridiculously long time!

However, I’m now devoting a significant amount of my free time to getting a ton of new stuff ready, so hang in there. Exciting things are coming soon! We decided not to move, so at the moment, we’re still settled in good old Austin, Texas, and I’m making the time to put together some fresh stuff.

Here’s a quick little jam I threw together the other night to tide you over…

Stay tuned!


 
 
 

18 Responses to “Things are about to get crazy!”

  1. Twitter Trackbacks for Things are about to get crazy! [aqua-web.com] on Topsy.com
    30. October 2009 at 20:18

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  2. Schmurze
    1. November 2009 at 16:34

    Hello, i’m ultra glad that you will provide us somme coll new stuff. I’m very impatient =)

    See you

  3. simondrake
    6. November 2009 at 03:00

    Hi Jonathon, it’s so good to hear from you! I’m looking forward to seeing the new stuff. Congratulations for this last slow funk piano improvisation, it’s impressive as usual.
    Wish you and your family all the best!
    greetings from Italy

  4. William in English
    8. November 2009 at 03:52

    So good to see you again! So tasty to hear you again! WOW!
    I’m the happiest french of the moment^^.
    By the way, thank you for putting the sheet of groove in g online. I made an arrangement of it with my saxophonist partner. I’m not able to tell you when I’ll can record it (because no one of us have an approximately adequate recorder), but I’m sure that you’ll love it! You can contact me on youtube or on Skyblog: my pseudo is Jazz-damage for both.^^
    Wish you good luck for the new stuff!
    regards
    Guillaume [or William in English =)]

  5. Damian
    28. November 2009 at 13:47

    Hey Jonathon! you’re a very talented pianist! unique piano-playing style!
    I love your videos, really cool grooves ;)
    Do you Know Rodney Franklin? i’m sure you’ll like his music, 80’s funky pianist

    keep posting videos! you rock!

  6. How2Play.org
    22. December 2009 at 11:58

    Jonathan,

    Love your videos !. When i first seen them on youtube (how to play a funk groove) i noticed it was hard to find the order in which they were to be followed.

    Anyways, i used to run darkcognitive.com, which i featured your videos on. This site however is now changing to How2Play.org, which is a similar music lessons site.

    I have a few questions to ask you, i couldn’t find your e-mail address anywhere so could you please e-mail me at:

    chrisdark@darkcognitive.com

    Regards,

    Chris Dark.

    Ps. Keep up the good work, your video tuts are some of the best ive seen for jazz/funk piano!

  7. Schmurze
    22. December 2009 at 16:37

    Not a long time left before the chistmas gifts, woohoo !

  8. Seb
    8. January 2010 at 08:27

    Hi Jonathon. love your piano funk teaching, I hope that new material is not to far away.
    I just can’t wait no more…

    /Seb

  9. Andrew Carolan
    23. January 2010 at 22:00

    Hi Jonathan,

    Thanks so much for your piano lesson videos!
    You’re a legend!
    And loved your funk playing, would be cool to hear more of your stuff.

    I have a request… Could you create some left hand stuff to accompany the licks for blues (and funk)?
    I guess it would be a walking bass line, like the backing track?

    Thanks again.

    Andrew
    (UK)

  10. Schmurze
    31. January 2010 at 12:40

    Hello andrew, why not use a standard and easy bassline like C E G Bb, F A C Eb and so on… ?

    You could also use the bassline used in the background music of the 30 blues licks, but much harder i think =)

  11. Schmurze
    31. January 2010 at 12:41

    I have forgot a A in the first bassline, and a D ^^

    So : C E G A Bb, F A C D Eb =)

  12. maxatwork
    27. February 2010 at 05:42

    Hey Jonathon! Nice to see you again!

  13. manoka
    31. May 2010 at 10:46

    i very like this!:)

  14. manoka
    31. May 2010 at 11:42

    igyekezni fogok Mester:)

  15. Jim
    24. June 2010 at 22:44

    Hi jonathon

    Love your grooves — you make it look so effortless! Thanks for giving us so much great music and tuition.

    I’m curious about the recording device you put behind the piano at the start of this track. Is that some sort of digital recorder with built-in mike? Are you able to tell me what the brand/model are please — looks like a neat little device.

    Thanks again!
    cheers
    Jim

  16. Jonathon
    30. June 2010 at 08:45

    Hey Jim -

    That recorder is a “Zoom H4″ digital recorder. It’s really cool and makes really nice recordings. I think you can pick them up for around $300, but I got mine a number of years ago and there are probably newer better options to choose from now. I really like it — but I will say that if you’re not using the built-in mics, the external mic signal path is noisy, almost to the point of not being able to use them.

  17. jdawes
    16. August 2010 at 16:14

    Hello Jonathon !

    I just love your music, tutorials and everything you share with us.

    Could you please write down the music notes for this “jam” and make it available as a PDF. I would really like to try learning this song.

    - Jarle -

  18. Jonathon
    18. August 2010 at 21:07

    I’ll see what I can do :) Several people have asked for this…

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