New video. Enjoy!



Best Regards,

Joost

Nice job ...great playing, very kool song done very well,...But Honestly, I cant stand that Yamaha tambourine drum downbeat on many of their styles,. Other then that keep em coming I always enjoy your performances Joost. Thanx

Oh how I wish I had piano hands.

Great playing Joost, John C.

BRAVO!

Gary

This was very enjoyable, thanks. If only I were a rich man. I could travel around, sit in with all of you swingers and grovers just for the pleasure of the whole experience of different styles of playing and swinging.

Nice. "Play that funky music.....". This is a good example of the secret of good arranger playing; you need to be able to play at or near the same level as the (professional) backing tracks. Also, the accompaniment should compliment YOUR performance, not DOMINATE the performance. This was accomplished here, which is why it sounded MUCH better than the average run-of-the-mill arranger performance. Another key (to a good performance) is, as always, good taste. In this case, an excellent choice of lead and solo voices. Also, the emphasis on DYNAMICS in playing style helps offset the general lack of dynamics (think 'live') found in most arranger style backing. This leads to a more realistic (again, think 'live') and enjoyable performance. As usual, these are just my opinions. Great job (sincerely).

chas

Tostie,


Brilliant as ever, a T4 in the right hands is hard to beat, if at all.

Tony

Donny mi old Mate,

You can just turn it off if you don't like that particular sound, there are 8 in there, Tostie must just like it.

Tony

Hi Joost,

Another excellent tune. What impresses me is that with most (if not all) of your recordings, you are essentially using the standard Tyros4 sounds (usually One Touch Settings) and styles (in this case Soul) in your compositions/improvisations which says a lot about your great natural creative talent and also the immense power of the T4 right out of the box and not needing any enhancements.

I like the solo Electric Piano at the beginning and the neat way you brought in the band (accompaniment).

You get better with each new tune you post...I remember hearing (and seeing) your first performances way back when you played on Sunday, and you just keep honing your talent to a sharper edge.

A fine job with the recording process as well.

Superb stuff, Joost...keep them coming.

Ian

Another TASTY one!


R.