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This exercise also gets you a little bit of "Saturday in the Park" by Chicago (very little - but it's a start).

Another great Stevie song, "Until You Come Back to Me," has an almost identical chord progression to "My Cherie Amour" for the first few bars only, and Stevie wrote both songs at ages 14 and 15 respectively 🫡

Amazing lesson, thanks

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you need to do complete songs or at least more sections of the songs

Stevie wonder: way under loved! 2) savant extra-ordinary 3) 4 wives 4) not the Quincy Jones type networking guru 5) awesome talent

Great lesson jonny so glad to see something from Stevie Wonder…❤🎹🎶

Sorry, but your interpretation of my Sherri Amor is not correct. Because there are so many flats and sharps, they write the first chord as.D flat , but if you write this piece in c# instead of d flat then all the chords will make sense and you will realize that the second chord is just the fourth degree, subdominant.

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This is great!

You HELP me. EVERY TIme! Thx man!

"Isn't She Lovely" is just a circle of 5ths progression with extra notes for color. How did you miss "Summer Soft?" The progression is really unique.

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Omg thank u! You’re so good teacher

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Jonny, great stuff as always but I think it's easy for novices like me to get confused when you talk about a C#m chord but the screen display of the piano keyboard lists the C# key as a Db instead. Any way to adjust for that? Thanks!

Thanks babe - I'm so turned on

lots of chromatics here.

great lesson as allways, thank you so much

Thanks again, Johnny. You know how to prepare a song with fundamental exercises and to stay easy while playing 😀✨✨✨✨

It's good to have this zoomed in breakdown of two chords. Could be good for comping. Thanks for this good short.

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Great lesson and insight into the amazing jazz voicing’s Stevie Wonder uses. And beautifully explained. The consistent sus 4 voicing’s are fascinating.

Aren’t those the same four cords of the Beatles “she’s leaving home“?

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Jonny, you rock. Thanks for the swing lesson. There’s a song called “Take it to the Limit” by the eagles, and it’s just kind of a 90bpm 3/4 Walz, but they way they use swing on that song is just so profound, because you can just feel the bounce on every measure it just moves you. (It’s kind of interesting because the chorus has a very similar progression to the example in this video). It really got me interested in discovering the essence of swing, because even at such a slow, simple tempo, it just adds so much expression to the song.

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Thank you, it was astoneshing

Another great lesson, your channel is really an opulent source, thanks!

00:00 - Intro 00:55 - 1. Isn't She Lovely 04:32 - 2. My Cherie Amour 07:58 - 3. I Wish 10:38 - 4. You are the Sunshine of my Life 13:00 - 5. Ribbon in the Sky 15:58 - Conclusion

I'm glad you made a video about Stevie Wonder music. I've always done Isn't She Lovely in C minor. I know it's originally in C# min. It's a great song and progression.

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4 sounds extra fun

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The only sheet music i can find for this piece is in Amaj key. Is it difficult to adapt your video teaching to this key?

The number 1 hand jive works fine for me

2 and 4!