“Swanee River Boogie” — Caroline Dahl playing boogie woogie piano with Rodney Hatfield (Art Snake) on harmonica & Nick Stump on guitar. The Metro Blues All-Stars performance on the radio broadcast of “Live Lunch” on WFPK-FM Radio, Louisville, Kentucky, April 6, 2007.
Me (15) playing Hard Stage Blues by Vince Weber, my Idol. He played this song with singing but I think my voice will develop the next years so I’ll try that too 
www.piano99.de This record was taken on a conert in Norrköping, Sweden. It was a great concert, thank you all for coming and of course for watching.
Just me playing some blues…^^ I think it was called the Saturday Night Blues but I’m not sure… someone knows?
fastpianolessons.com – This is an example of a fast 12 bar rockin blues… Be sure and go to the blog to download the handout! It sounds intimidating, but go through the lesson step-by-step and you’ll be able to work out the coordination very quickly. Shouldn’t take longer than 20-30min. Some students have learned it in under 10min! This could be used on a song like great balls of fire or old time rock and roll… feel free to change out any of the right hand chords with an awesome solo or blues licks you’re learning from the blog. The chords are CF & G.
Me (14) playing “My Own Blues” by Christian WIllisohn from “The Real Blues ‘n Boogie Buch”.
This is a piece of basic blues put together with the more popular riffs out there, melted together in one piece of music for you to learn. Use this as something basic and once you get the hang of it, try improvising on it, people!
Blues & Boogie Woogie performing artist Matthew Ball plays a Classic blues Anthem before a private audience in Birmingham Michigan, televised live for local cable access. Now you can join the boogie woogie kid fan page on Facebook!
Movie recorded at a concert in Compiegne, France in February 2010. Mike Sanchez is a Rhythm and Blues singer, pianist and songwriter of Spanish-English heritage. He is widely known for his work with the Big Town Playboys and Bill Wyman’s Rhythm Kings, and also for his highly-successful solo career. He is highly-acclaimed for his authenticity to the work of post-war blues shouters and piano players. “Down the Road Apiece” is a song written in 1940 by Don Raye as a boogie woogie for the Will Bradley/Ray McKinley big band. The best versions of this song are always played with a true ‘swing’ feel and Mike and the Band certainly achieve that ‘feel-good-swing’ factor here – brilliantly!! ——————————————————————— Official Website : www.mikesanchez.com
Hey, this is a short but sweet boogie woogie riff in the key of C. Hope this helps! Ben
A cool, loud and not too shiny reso-mando, folks!!! Perfect for the blues, strong tone that cuts through easily.. It goes very well with my other resonator instruments and my blues, been meaning to have some mandolin tunes on my repertoire! A mandolin from Republic Guitars in Texas.. Played here by Lars Åstrand. Mandolian Specifications: Steel body… 1 7/16″ bone nut… ebony capped maple saddle… adjustable trussrod… shell position markers… mahogany neck… rosewood fretboard… handspun Continental cone… 15 1/4″ scale length.. pearlized veneer headstock… reso-relic finish.
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