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Cherokee: Journey Through The Real Book #61 (Jazz Piano Lesson)

Ron Drotos: Jazz piano solo and musical/historical discussion of Ray Noble song “Cherokee,” which was a favorite of Charlie Parker’s and the inspiration for his bebop classic “KoKo.” Learn the 5 Essential Left Hand Techniques with my free ebook: Jazz Piano Left Hand Techniques: https://keyboardimprov.com/jazz-left-... You'll find my book, The Inner World of Piano Improvisation, on Amazon. Overview of “Cherokee” and composer/bandleader Ray Noble 0:00 Ray Noble film clip in the movie “Pride Of The Yankees” 0:14 Investigating the mystery of Charlie Parker’s 1945 “KoKo” recording 0:42 What is the melody to Charlie Parker’s tune “KoKo?” 1:08 “KoKo” as based on the chords to “Cherokee” 1:26 Why Charlie Parker didn’t write a “real” melody to “KoKo” 1:31 Solving the mystery of the “missing melody” in Charlie Parker’s 1945 “KoKo” recording 1:53 Finding clues on the alternate “take” of “KoKo” 1:57 Charlie Parker’s love for improvising over the chords to “Cherokee” 2:00 Charlie Parker’s 15-hour daily practice sessions 2:18 Charlie Parkers fluency in all 12 keys 2:24 The bridge of “Cherokee” as moving through “unusual” keys 2:29 How Charlie Parker developed “KoKo” from “Cherokee” 3:12 A tip for playing jazz at fast tempos 4:24 Jazz piano comping at fast tempos 4:31 Jazz piano soloing at fast tempos, with a sense of “flow” 4:39 A Keith Jarrett-like introduction 5:16 Keeping the introductory pattern going under the tune’s melody 5:24 Harmonizing the melody in 4ths and 5ths 5:43 Slightly more legato during the bridge 5:59 Left hand melodic fills between right hand phrases 6:01 Returning to the opening groove 6:17 Beginning the solo by developing a motif 6:31 Repeated notes 6:49 Bebop-style soloing 6:57 Outlining the chords 7:20 A lick influenced by Chick Corea’s solo on “Spain” 7:39 A 2-handed Billy Taylor lick 7:47 Improvising off the melody 7:52 Going outside the changes 7:54 Improvising over shell voicings on the bridge to “Cherokee” 8:08 A passage inspired by Art Tatum 8:24 Quoting Billy Strayhorn’s “Take The ‘A’ Train” 8:33 Reprising the melody to “Cherokee” 8:39 Using a pointilistic piano texture in a jazz context 9:11 Ending with a flourish 9:41 The importance of having a musical “concept” when playing solo jazz piano 9:43 Here are some more Free Jazz Piano Lessons for you at the KeyboardImprov website: https://keyboardimprov.com/free-begin... Thanks for joining me on this musical adventure, and please LIKE, COMMENT and SHARE this video with your musical friends. If you'd like to start my full video course, you'll find it here: https://keyboardimprov.com/get-starte... For Zoom and Skype lessons, please email me at rondrotos@keyboardimprov.com. Enjoy the journey, and "let the music flow!" Ron