Boogie Woogie Piano

In this video piano lesson, Mitch Woods, with his warm and easy-going manner, will walk you through the various boogie woogie patterns, from the most basic to the more advanced.

Videos
Intro (02:53) - Kick things off with a warm welcome from Mitch Woods.
Left Hand Pattern (02:01) - Get your left hand grooving with classic boogie woogie patterns.
Adding Right Hand (01:47) - Time to bring in the right hand and start layering those rhythms.
Cut Time (08:41) - Learn how to switch up the feel with cut time.
Jimmy Yancy Style (02:56) - Explore the smooth and laid-back style of Jimmy Yancy.
Professor Longhair Style (00:41) - Dive into the unique, funky rhythms of Professor Longhair.
Fats Domino Style (02:14) - Channel the energy of Fats Domino?s rockin' piano style.
Mitch Woods Boogie Woogie (03:49) - Get a taste of Mitch Woods? own take on boogie woogie.
Over & Under (01:10) - Master the technique of weaving your hands over and under each other.
Stop Time (00:58) - Learn how to create tension and release with stop-time rhythms.
Basic Boogie Variation (01:31) - Add some flair with a variation on the basic boogie pattern.
II-V-I Turnaround (01:44) - Work on the classic II-V-I chord progression, a boogie staple.
Walking Bass Lines with Octaves (04:58) - Make your bass lines walk and talk with octaves.
The Blues Progression (02:35) - Lock in the standard blues progression that forms the backbone of boogie woogie.
The Blues Scale (03:13) - Get comfortable with the blues scale to add some extra flavor to your solos.
Chord Inversions (05:05) - Learn how to flip those chords for smoother transitions.
Champion Jack Dupree Style (02:03) - Dig into the down-home style of Champion Jack Dupree.
Tickling the Ivories (02:01) - Add some light, playful touches to your playing with this technique.
Rock 'n' Roll (03:43) - Shift gears into rock 'n' roll with a boogie twist.
Tempo Variations (02:59) - Experiment with speeding up and slowing down to keep things interesting.
Albert Ammons Style (00:53) - Embrace the power and precision of Albert Ammons' boogie woogie.
Closing (03:47) - Wrap things up with final thoughts and a nod to everything you've covered.