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Gospel Instruments => Organ Room => Topic started by: Muziqmann on August 15, 2006, 05:44:02 PM
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Out of all the organ videos you have seen which one do you the is/was the best, most fun to watch, most educational or informative?
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Out of the ones that I have:
Instructional - Pj Morgan - "Scales and Chords"
Fun to Watch - Richard Tolbert - "The Man and His B3"
Not an Organ Dvd but, I love it to death - Cassandra Oneal - "West Coast Piano"
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pj morgan, robert stephens, hammonmans.......if ya want to learn somthing!
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I have GOT to check these out. the only organ video I have is John Peters. He's AWESOME to watch, but I wouldn't necessarily recommend it for learning. But like I said, it's AWESOME to watch and listen.
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I have GOT to check these out. the only organ video I have is John Peters. He's AWESOME to watch, but I wouldn't necessarily recommend it for learning. But like I said, it's AWESOME to watch and listen.
i'd have to go with butch heyward and melvin crispell, i have john peters but it was like he was auditioning but to his defense this was the first video wheatworks produced
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I have GOT to check these out. the only organ video I have is John Peters. He's AWESOME to watch, but I wouldn't necessarily recommend it for learning. But like I said, it's AWESOME to watch and listen.
john peters can play as good as anyone i've ever seen! but, and it's the most important but; he cannot really teach what he is doing, he is good for show! you as a musician should want to understand what your doing, that way when you get tired of it, you can just change it! understanding in all, is what ya want! even if a person can't play as well as another, can show you more with understanding......i can understand everything john is doing, but it's because i have been taught, but now trying to match what he does is another, that takes time, and practice, and patience............personally, i love what pj does, he is a better teacher than all of them, besides him is robert stephens if you can find his stuff! i would imagine if sabastian had a tape out, it would be awesome, because if you listen to his questions, he always asks the right questions.......and i feel he does all possible to bring the best! i am a questions person, i feel you can learn a lot more from questioning,in my learning, i asked a lot of questions, and i feel i am able to understand all chords, as well as their intentions, as well as their purpose because of it......im no master, but i have learned a lot from these guys.......you shouldnt even consider any other, other than hammondman, he is trully blessed to teach.......stop looking at the way a guy plays, unless you are studying it for the true necessities within the chords and progressions........you'd be surprised to know, how many guys can play with all those phat chords, and if ya ask them to play a simple hymn, it's not possible, and they cant even play a song, simply useing the 1-4-5 in the right place! im saying guys have chords, but no structure! and this is the most critical thing in playing! everything really comes from the proper utilization of the 1-4-5's even the proper placement of the extended chords......but who am i?
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I'd have to say PJ Morgan's Master Class is the most informative.
Preaching chords, Substitutions, Intros, Outros, Passing Chords, Talk Music, etc, etc.
He doesn't say the notes in his chords as much as I'd like (He'll just arpeggiate it slowly so you can see for yourself), and it was done before the On-Screen Virtual Midi Keyboard came along, but he gives the names of the chords (which I love) and breaks down what he's doing very well.
He's very good at explaining what he's doing, unlike may other instructors.
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i've got pj master organ,and it's killer-dont know if written chords are same as what he's playing!any help on this?jamals urban video is great,and tony monaco(b3monaco.com excellent-mr t is also a really decent,helpful cat.be blessed) prze HIM in your comings and goings!
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I like Butch Heyward, PJ Morgan and Roger Jeans videos I think they are very informative, and they teach a lot of good stuff.
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Those are all great....Try out the new Eddie Howard video on Wheatworks too....It would be a great help.
God Bless
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Those are all great....Try out the new Eddie Howard video on Wheatworks too....It would be a great help.
God Bless
I didn't even realize this came out. How is it?
Is it 4 and a half hours including alot of talk and nonsense, or 4 and a half hours of solid content?
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4 1/2 hours of ANYTHING can be quite tedious. I mean ANYTHING.... ;)
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4 1/2 hours of ANYTHING can be quite tedious. I mean ANYTHING.... ;)
That is why DVD's have pause and scene selection. LOL!!!
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Those are all great....Try out the new Eddie Howard video on Wheatworks too....It would be a great help.
God Bless
Has any one scene this DVD.
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Those are all great....Try out the new Eddie Howard video on Wheatworks too....It would be a great help.
God Bless
Come on man! What is it like!!!!!!!!!
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4 1/2 hours of ANYTHING can be quite tedious. I mean ANYTHING.... ;)
I dunno man, I got this one videotape............
OOPS sorry wrong boards...my bad
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Probably the bet is the one on Gospelchops.com where although the dude "Booyah" Richard is teaching the bass runs, when they play that shout music towards the end of the clip, my Dude David Jackson tears that organ up although he aint tyrin to.
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I'm sorry....I haven't seen this thread in a while, and I didn't see all the questions.....I'll put it this way...If you are trying to learn then Eddie Howard is a great teacher...Don't get me wrong though...It's pretty much like the rest of the Wheatworks videos out there...I sent bro.sebastian an email to see if he could put some clips on the site. One of the most exciting videos is the one listed above by Richard Tolbert..It only plays in my playstation, but it's worth it if you can catch some of the stuff he is doing.
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The Real Deal how to play the b-3 is the best
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The Real Deal how to play the b-3 is the best
I have that. It's no that great. Some nice stuff, but not that great.
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i second that i wish someone would come out with a dvd like jermaine grigs his dvds are the MOST informative but i wish he made an organ one... of course u can convert it but still he is an AMZING teacher cuz he teaches u the progressions not just lil tricks he does idk his dvds helped me understand progressions i recomend his dvds to anyone then next is pj morgan melvin crispell idk he was moving to fast and wasnt really explaining to well its WORTH it tho cuz he is doin some crazy stuff and i get more satisfation out of figuring out rewinding rewinding slow motion... but yeah john peters new dvd is pretty good too