Love your animations. If it wasn't for you I would have never found my love for Vulf Peck, Richard Tee, funk, and Pentecostal gospel. Thank you and I pray you're having a good life.
@@aakkoin We took the film Jaws and Jaws 2 and we made a spoof outta the whole thing. It's an hour long, and it features Eric and I doing goofs on Star Tr.. on Jaws.
there is nothing in the world that inspires me more to make music or pick up new instruments than the members of vulfpeck. i literally started playing guitar and bass because of this band and now i h a v e to start playing the piano, fucg
I relate so much to this comment. Vulfpeck literally revived my taste for playing funky stuff, and also thanks to them I'm killing myself for not playing keys. (I play guitar and bass BTW)
Uncle Podger yes! they were the band that introduced me to all the good funk/jazz classics, forever changing and refining my musical taste, and getting me interested in actually playing music instead of just listening to it. honestly i don’t know where i’d be musically if i hadn’t discovered them and that thought makes me shudder. i’m so grateful for vulfpeck.
@@TRUETOILETTENPAPIER Same. Their energy and genuine enjoyment they have playing music in their vids and live is so contagious. It's really just like a super fun jam session that happens to be recorded.
That was cool! I got to play with Richard Tee with Etta James at Montreux in 1977. Sat right next to him At the grand piano. So unique. Cool and friendly guy. He put his arm over my shoulder at our bows! Gone too soon.
I liked that muted sound so much that I hacked up a mediocre imitation with my VSTi upright piano by using its filter function with a steep cutoff (24db/octave) at 1kHz and a fast envelope attack. It doesn't sound as nice but my jacket won't fit into my laptop. edit: layering in a bit of harp gets it closer by giving it more pluck.
@@TobyJBall Good pointer; yes I've grabbed all the LABS instruments and have nice things to say about nearly all of them. Woody's mute setup is a very different and unique sound compared to any of the felt or soft pianos I've heard. It's more like an auto-wah clav sound with an initial bite that transitions quickly into the heavily muted tone. That makes it more percussive and suited to rhythm figures like this.
I'm lovin this, we all are 👌🏿👌🏻👌 what I wanna know is: What's suddenly changed to make you so vocal and present now after almost a decade of shying away from this all? This is literally a wish fulfilled, man
Don't often comment. This is EXACTLY what I want in my life. Can't play keys for shit, but these top downs let me pretend that I can. Praise be the MVP
I've been trying to learn Tee Time for a while from a transcription, but this video has really helped - especially the bit about playing with the whole body! Please do more of these kind of videos!
As one of the most notable contemporary musicians still playing a Rhodes piano I wonder if you would do a professorly breakdown of the instrument. Yours in particular: what model is it, what sort of hammer tips, how you like to voice it, how you like to amplify, etc. Inquiring minds want to know!
I've been looping that piano breakdown from Stuff at Montreaux for years trying to figure out how to replicate it. I can't tell you how happy I am that you made this! Thx Woody
thanks so much! so enlightening! could you do a dissection of vince guaraldi? which techniques define his unique sound that you used to make A Very Vulfy Christmas so Guaraldi-esque? basically, what would you say is "Guaraldi groof"? :)
Couldn't tell if this was a joke video at first o: the burst of wild enthusiasm and the beginning really threw me off- but dang this was actually spectacular for me, I really appreciate how to the point you are with what you're teaching and how you explain it! really my kind of learning c: thank you so much, Mr Goss!
Hey Woody! Thanks for this. I've been a big fan of Keith Jarrett's gospel solo playing and this had added a lot to my own playing. It really informs on what you're doing on Tee Time too - I wasn't getting the bass until this video. Thanks again!
5:25 - I always get a little emotional during the climax of the Tee piece. Where he's slowly walking his way back to the tonic with ascending/descending bass-line. It's has almost classical sensibilities, like something Beethoven would do. Bass instruments with the left hand, tenors with the right.
the right hand is staying out of the way of the left hand staying out of the way of the kick out of the way of the hi-hat--so frickin' cool. thank you!
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Didn't expect to get a piano lesson here. That is beyond amazing. Very vulfy. Thank you Woody :) Ama gonna work on that groof now. (I did not know about Richard Tee. Why did I not know about him?!)
I came from a 0 musical family background. I started learning playing bass at 33 (my very first instrument) because of Vulfpeck and nowwwww, i have this tug in my heart to learn piano too when i watched this video!! xD thank you woody!
Your interpretation and your execution is exactly what I do...That was really fun to watch! You’re excellent at explaining these things with no bs. Totally down for more! Thanks Woody!
Regardless of the fact, that im not a piano player and will not (in the near future) learn this song, I love watching this video! It's super groovy and it's impressive to finally see more of Woody!! 😍
Y re the boss Were listening to the tee time like a day ago and wondered how to do it this way and suddenly this video got into my recommendation today, thanks dude ! Greeting from snowy Russia
I have played this video 100 times at 0.25x speed and now I get it. This is the piano part to "Love will keep us together" by the Captain and Tennille too.
Hey Doc, thanks for this. Thrilling to hear about Richard again. When albums came out with him on them in the 80s (Tom Scott, Stephane Grappelli, Grover Washington, then Strokin') I snatched them up immediately. He was a great pianist, and I just discovered Vulfpeck and I heard the Richard Tee in what's the name of that song--hey, no wonder you call it that! Anyway, great to see an accomplished pianist like you with an appreciation for the stylings of Richard Tee."Tee Time" reminded me of that gospel section he does in the middle of "You're Gonna Need Me" from Tom Scott's New York Connection. I ruined my roommate's copy of that album in college by playing it over and over and over and I still feel terrible about it. That was 1977.
YES Professor! I think this video has just opened up a massive door in my playing! Can't wait to get practicing now! Thanks, would love to see more vids like this!
This is fantastic. I've been looking for a breakdown of the late, great, piano legend Richard Tee's unique style for years - his band 'Stuff' is beyond phenomenal. Loving the content and the alternate Vulfpeck covers on this channel. Thanks muchly!
I'm sitting here laughing hysterically at how easily Woody demonstrates delicious funk during Step 3, and he says "The next step to add after that..." WHAT?!
Omg please do more of these! For some reason, I thought this was gonna be meme-y Vulf shenanigans but this is legit a great little lesson. I love it!!!
Thank you so much Woody for sharing this with us! You're one of my favourite keys players out there, it's so nice to learn the way you play and to see were your inspiration is rooted. Cheers
this is great thank you woody!! you guys got me into stuff, I love tee's style so much now. stuff's stuff (on the montreux album) is my favorite, it's got some quality tee pumping
schedding
Vulf groofing
Don't you mean schepping?
S May schlepping
@@jack1547 sleeping
vulfpeck
Got 80% thru this video and "THAT'S WHY IT'S CALLED 'TEE' TIME" popped into my head
Came here to say that
Here I was hoping I'd get to play golf with one of the guys some day...
Yeah they are full of Stuff like that
Me too! Much love for Richard Tee!
Damn a couple years late but better late than never
0:34 what you learn in class
5:20 when you open the exam paper
So true
groof is so simple. yet so delightful
Love your animations. If it wasn't for you I would have never found my love for Vulf Peck, Richard Tee, funk, and Pentecostal gospel. Thank you and I pray you're having a good life.
Crazy to see this comment a year later, your videos introduced me to vulfpeck!
Vulfpeck Category: Education
Woody Goss Category: Music
Learning comes in all shapes and sizes
Can we just appreciate Woody's schooling and his Well-tempered clavier sound? Non of the plugins can replace an old fashioned toccatas machine
Bach 4 lyf
Yeah Woody!
spotted
Yeah Jacob!
(pssst - try to invite him to play standers)
he should cover some jazz standers music
hey yuo're that music guy
I thought Tee Time had a delay effect on the piano. Turns out it was all groof.
It does have delay. Still groof tho
my pepa said it's just a goof and a spoof
It has a ping pong delay between the right and left speakers but it's also mightily groofy
@@aakkoin We took the film Jaws and Jaws 2 and we made a spoof outta the whole thing. It's an hour long, and it features Eric and I doing goofs on Star Tr.. on Jaws.
groof
The reclining f has never looked so good.
The spacing is near perfect
@@Inople901278 I hear you, it allows for better spacing. I mean try & get the descender to work without the recline... not gonna happen.
@@Hennu_TRM You're right--not gonna happen
Inople901278 not gonna happen
Alexander The closed apertures complement the ball terminals in the mono.
there is nothing in the world that inspires me more to make music or pick up new instruments than the members of vulfpeck. i literally started playing guitar and bass because of this band and now i h a v e to start playing the piano, fucg
I relate so much to this comment. Vulfpeck literally revived my taste for playing funky stuff, and also thanks to them I'm killing myself for not playing keys. (I play guitar and bass BTW)
Uncle Podger yes! they were the band that introduced me to all the good funk/jazz classics, forever changing and refining my musical taste, and getting me interested in actually playing music instead of just listening to it. honestly i don’t know where i’d be musically if i hadn’t discovered them and that thought makes me shudder. i’m so grateful for vulfpeck.
maybe take it a bit slower dude. You want to be good at them
Make sure you get a piano with real mechanical action.
@@TRUETOILETTENPAPIER Same. Their energy and genuine enjoyment they have playing music in their vids and live is so contagious. It's really just like a super fun jam session that happens to be recorded.
That was cool! I got to play with Richard Tee with Etta James at Montreux in 1977. Sat right next to him
At the grand piano. So unique.
Cool and friendly guy.
He put his arm over my shoulder at our bows! Gone too soon.
That's so cool! And I've checked your channel - amazing bass, sir!
@@kipanshi Thank You!!!
Umm wow! I have an immutable despise for celebrities. But what I would give to be in your shoes then.
But your name is Lowrey and you don't play the organ??
nice
I liked that muted sound so much that I hacked up a mediocre imitation with my VSTi upright piano by using its filter function with a steep cutoff (24db/octave) at 1kHz and a fast envelope attack. It doesn't sound as nice but my jacket won't fit into my laptop.
edit: layering in a bit of harp gets it closer by giving it more pluck.
Wayne Robinson you may have found it by now, but spitfire labs soft piano is a purpose made muted piano vst. And it’s free!
@@TobyJBall Good pointer; yes I've grabbed all the LABS instruments and have nice things to say about nearly all of them. Woody's mute setup is a very different and unique sound compared to any of the felt or soft pianos I've heard. It's more like an auto-wah clav sound with an initial bite that transitions quickly into the heavily muted tone. That makes it more percussive and suited to rhythm figures like this.
That strategic blur made my wife and I burst out into laughter. Amazing tutorial!
I'm lovin this, we all are 👌🏿👌🏻👌 what I wanna know is: What's suddenly changed to make you so vocal and present now after almost a decade of shying away from this all? This is literally a wish fulfilled, man
anKniteOwl Don’t question the man’s motivation my dude! Would you ask the wind why it blows or the sun why it shines? Woody is a force of nature.
@@mattmccormick7443 Yes. I'm asking the wind that all the time tho!
Matt Mccormick freedom
@@a.KniteOwl HTH... www.weatherwizkids.com/weather-wind.htm
this is the amount of Goss I always knew I needed in my life and now my soul can finally rest.
Great username!
Louis Ramsay thank you Louis!
@@louisramsay8170 i agree
Just came back from classes and this is the most important thing I've learned today
Don't often comment.
This is EXACTLY what I want in my life.
Can't play keys for shit, but these top downs let me pretend that I can.
Praise be the MVP
Thank you woody! As a piano player heavily inspired by you and Vulf this kinda stuff is pure gold. I’d be grateful for anything else!
Tee Time II when?
Afternoon Tee
let's call it coffee break or something
So that's why it's called Tee Time
I've been trying to learn Tee Time for a while from a transcription, but this video has really helped - especially the bit about playing with the whole body! Please do more of these kind of videos!
I am Groof.
People always told me I was goof.
Now I understand they just missed the r. :)
WE
are Groof.
Never had a CZcams tutorial make me shed a tear before.
Richard Teе is one of my favorite pianists. Thank you.
Ohhhh yes. This is stellar. More groof lessons please!
As one of the most notable contemporary musicians still playing a Rhodes piano I wonder if you would do a professorly breakdown of the instrument. Yours in particular: what model is it, what sort of hammer tips, how you like to voice it, how you like to amplify, etc. Inquiring minds want to know!
It's a piano with a jacket or something similar on the strings
wow. I have no idea how to play the piano and yet I find this fascinating. thank you for it, professor Goss
I've been looping that piano breakdown from Stuff at Montreaux for years trying to figure out how to replicate it. I can't tell you how happy I am that you made this! Thx Woody
Wow I love it! I'd like to encourage anything more like this Woody. Glad for any content!
thanks so much! so enlightening! could you do a dissection of vince guaraldi? which techniques define his unique sound that you used to make A Very Vulfy Christmas so Guaraldi-esque? basically, what would you say is "Guaraldi groof"? :)
Couldn't tell if this was a joke video at first o: the burst of wild enthusiasm and the beginning really threw me off-
but dang this was actually spectacular for me, I really appreciate how to the point you are with what you're teaching and how you explain it! really my kind of learning c:
thank you so much, Mr Goss!
This is so awesome. Also, PSA: he put his jacket on the strings
Thanks, was wondering how he achieved that palm muting effect
The sound of that piano is astounding. This really makes me wanna prepare my own. I demand more videos.
what does he have in his piano?
teddy d he put a jacket on the strings
Hey Woody! Thanks for this. I've been a big fan of Keith Jarrett's gospel solo playing and this had added a lot to my own playing. It really informs on what you're doing on Tee Time too - I wasn't getting the bass until this video. Thanks again!
thank you professor, i gotta ask again though when are your office hours? i lost my syllabus sorry
Thank you for breaking this down. Richard Tee was a unique, talented, hard working American treasure and we all miss his presence on this planet.
5:25 - I always get a little emotional during the climax of the Tee piece. Where he's slowly walking his way back to the tonic with ascending/descending bass-line. It's has almost classical sensibilities, like something Beethoven would do. Bass instruments with the left hand, tenors with the right.
so good! looking forward to more lessons from the professor
Hey man, just wanted to say that I love your song 500 miles :)
the right hand is staying out of the way of the left hand staying out of the way of the kick out of the way of the hi-hat--so frickin' cool. thank you!
Didn't expect to get a piano lesson here. That is beyond amazing. Very vulfy.
Thank you Woody :) Ama gonna work on that groof now.
(I did not know about Richard Tee. Why did I not know about him?!)
I came from a 0 musical family background. I started learning playing bass at 33 (my very first instrument) because of Vulfpeck and nowwwww, i have this tug in my heart to learn piano too when i watched this video!! xD thank you woody!
Your interpretation and your execution is exactly what I do...That was really fun to watch! You’re excellent at explaining these things with no bs. Totally down for more! Thanks Woody!
Piano has a delightful sound. Crunch with out the harsh bits. A light rumble of the piano throat.
Regardless of the fact, that im not a piano player and will not (in the near future) learn this song, I love watching this video! It's super groovy and it's impressive to finally see more of Woody!! 😍
This is the first time someone has demonstrated upbeat and downbeat in a way that I can understand. Seeing is believing.
A downbeat is the pulse between the beat. Count 1234 then twice as fast 12345678 then only count out loud 2-4-6-8 voilà the upbeat ;)
Y re the boss
Were listening to the tee time like a day ago and wondered how to do it this way and suddenly this video got into my recommendation today, thanks dude !
Greeting from snowy Russia
GROOF, this is the educational content I need.
great to hear some thoughts from the mind of Woody. so low key and humble. keep teaching us!
I took this pumping and put it into twelve bar blues and I feel like a genius.
WOODY... please make more...
Sincerely: literally everyone
gets better wiith re-watching ... thanks so much Prof Goss, the groof is undeniable
I just found gold!
I see you everywhere in vulf comments, top tier dedication
@@Jack-cw8bw i see you everywhere in VULFPECK /// The Cup Stacker comments, top tier shitposting
Damn, we need more Evening Lectures with prof. Goss…
I could watch this actually all day
I have played this video 100 times at 0.25x speed and now I get it. This is the piano part to "Love will keep us together" by the Captain and Tennille too.
Hey Doc, thanks for this. Thrilling to hear about Richard again. When albums came out with him on them in the 80s (Tom Scott, Stephane Grappelli, Grover Washington, then Strokin') I snatched them up immediately. He was a great pianist, and I just discovered Vulfpeck and I heard the Richard Tee in what's the name of that song--hey, no wonder you call it that! Anyway, great to see an accomplished pianist like you with an appreciation for the stylings of Richard Tee."Tee Time" reminded me of that gospel section he does in the middle of "You're Gonna Need Me" from Tom Scott's New York Connection. I ruined my roommate's copy of that album in college by playing it over and over and over and I still feel terrible about it. That was 1977.
Educating the kids on Stuff is always a worthwhile endeavor
I don't even play piano but your tutorials always look so fun that I always end up trying them anyway.
YES Professor! I think this video has just opened up a massive door in my playing! Can't wait to get practicing now! Thanks, would love to see more vids like this!
So amazing. Simple in its core but complex when you put all the moving parts together. Very well explained. Thank you.
I have been waiting for this video since 1993 ! Big big big thank you sir !
This is fantastic. I've been looking for a breakdown of the late, great, piano legend Richard Tee's unique style for years - his band 'Stuff' is beyond phenomenal. Loving the content and the alternate Vulfpeck covers on this channel. Thanks muchly!
Why did you stop? I just want moooooore! So effortlessly... could listen to it all day.
I'm sitting here laughing hysterically at how easily Woody demonstrates delicious funk during Step 3, and he says "The next step to add after that..."
WHAT?!
Bottomline 1990, what a show. Thanks for exposing me to Tee
Omg please do more of these! For some reason, I thought this was gonna be meme-y Vulf shenanigans but this is legit a great little lesson. I love it!!!
Man, I could watch this guy jam on that feel for hours. This is probably why I like Vulfpeck so much.
I could definitely use more Professor Goss content like this in the future
I’d love to hear more on this lesson!
woody, you are such an inspiration man. keep on keeping on
This is honestly the best piano lesson I've had in a long time
Yassss! More of this, Mr. Goss. Any insight into your collective Peck mindset is gladly consumed and appreciated.
This is great - I’ve always been a big fan of Richard Tee’s playing - his work with Paul Simon especially......
Thank you so much Woody for sharing this with us! You're one of my favourite keys players out there, it's so nice to learn the way you play and to see were your inspiration is rooted. Cheers
he really said groof
Dang if only i'd know this before working out Tee Time by ear... That piano sound is just perfect for this music
thanks, Prof G, nice explanation and demonstration .. . more, please
Wonderful analysis of the great Richard tee. Well done
Woody! This video was amazing! I think we're all excited to see what happens with this series keep up the good work 😊👍🤠
I just started to learn the song yesterday ! Incredible ! Thank you very much Woody, you doing that means a lot to me.
Excellent 👌
Ça groove et c’est exactement le style si unique de Richard Tee 🙏
Just wanted to say thank you so much for this Woody and hope there will be more video like this. They are soooo helpful!
i love this video, great tone! would love to see more of this
I enjoyed this. Learned a lot. Thank you for sharing your musical prowess.
sooooooo cool to see the influences
It's Tee Time with Professor G.
Thank you very much for this. 3:51
This is amazing. Please make more videos like this. Id love to hear you explain how to improvise riffs
Thanks woody! Brightens my day when i see new stuff from you
RIP that left hand, it left doing what it loved. Holyyyyyy spasms!!
Thank you Prof G.
this is great thank you woody!! you guys got me into stuff, I love tee's style so much now. stuff's stuff (on the montreux album) is my favorite, it's got some quality tee pumping
Awesome stuff! I'm looking forward to the next evening lectures.
EXACTLY WHAT I NEEDED 🙌🏻🙌🏻
I've never played a piano in my life. Thanks to this vid I really want to.
Quality content
Thanks so much for this video! Looking forward to learning how to groof, been wanting some videos on Mr. Richard Tee's magic. Cheers.
This is awesome, thanks for the lesson Prof. Goss! More please!
Love will keep us together...
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