Learn to play Pop/Rock Piano in a variety of authentic styles….
… rock and roll, rockabilly, R & B, hard rock, soft rock, psychedelic, folk, progressive, country, southern, new wave, alternative, hip hop, and reggae… to name but a few.
- Fifties Pattern #1
- Fifties Pattern #2
- Fifties Pattern #3
- Rockabilly Pattern #1
- Rockabilly Pattern #2
- Rock Vamp #1
- Rock Vamp #2
- Rock Vamp #3
- Rock Vamp #4
- Rock Vamp #5
- Rock Vamp #6
- Rock Vamp #7
- New Orleans Style #1
- New Orleans Style #2
- New Orleans Style #3
- New Orleans Style #4
- New Orleans Style #5
- New Orleans Style #6
- New Orleans Intro #1
- New Orleans Intro #2
- C-Am-F-G Chord Progression: Comping Pattern #1
- C-Am-F-G Chord Progression: Comping Pattern #2
- C-Am-F-G Chord Progression: Comping Pattern #3
- C-Am-F-G Chord Progression: Comping Pattern #4
- C-Am-F-G Chord Progression: Comping Pattern #5
- C-Am-F-G Chord Progression: Comping Pattern #6
- C-Am-F-G Chord Progression: Comping Pattern #7
Practice Tracks
Famous Keyboard Parts
- “The House is Rockin’” (SRV) Piano Solo
- “Won’t Get Fooled Again” (The Who) Synth Intro
- Do You have any requests?
Frank is thinking about posting the following:
- Blueberry Hill (Fats Domino)
- What I’d Say (Ray Charles)
- Let It Be Intro (The Beatles)
- Jammin’ Intro (Bob Marley)
- Desperado Intro (Eagles)
- Light My Fire, Intro (The Doors)
- Riders on the Storm Intro (The Doors)
- Riders on the Storm Solo (The Doors)
- Joy to The World (Three Dog Night)
- Dream On (Aerosmith)
- Louie Louie (The Kingsmen)
- Maybe I’m Amazed (Paul McCartney)
- Gimme Some Loving (Spencer Davis Group)
- Green Onions (Booker T)
- Misty Mountain Hop (Led Zeppelin)
- House of the Rising Sun (The Animals)
- Whiter Shade of Pale (Procol Harum)
- Sweet Home Alabama (Lynyrd Skynyrd)
- Taking Care of Business (BTO)
- Old Time Rock and Roll (Bob Seeger)
- Piano Man, Intro (Billy Joel)
- Piano Man, Solo (Billy Joel)
- Rocket Man (Elton John)
- Don’t Stop Believing (Journey)
- Clocks (Coldplay)
- Use Me Clav Groove (Bill Withers)
- Werewolves of London (Warren Zevon)