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Jul 21, 2020 · Written by Percy Mayfield (1960), recorded by Ray Charles and Margie Hendrix in 1961. Tuning half step down, barre chords, tempo 173 bpm [Intro] Am G F E7 Am G F E7 [Chorus] Am G F E7 Am G F E7...
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hit the button hit the road jack chords hit the road jack youtube hit the road jack guitar tab the raelettes hit the road jack firework hit the road jack lyrics hit the road jack text Interactive chords for Ray Charles - Hit The Road Jack. See realtime chords on guitar, piano and ukulele as you are listening the song. Use transpose and capo to change the chords.
- The Left Hand Bass Notes – We only Need Four!
- The Right Hand Chords – We only Need Four!
- How to Practice Like A Pro
The left hand only uses four notes for the whole entire song and they are – A, G, F and E. You can use the notes directly below the middle C, however they sound much better if you go one more octave down like this… Here is where the notes are played on the piano, and I have also written the fingers for the left hand underneath each note… This is ho...
The right hand uses only four chords – Am, Am/G, F7, and E7. The right hand chords fit in between each left hand bass note, meaning you play one of each. Here’s the four chords along with the fingers for the right hand underneath… This is how they sound – You will notice that the first two chords are the same (A minor), but when we add the left han...
Start with the left hand
The best way to practice Hit the Road Jack is to begin with the left hand. Start by playing the left hand notes really slowly and ensuring you keep a nice even rhythm of 4 beats per bar. You should be playing no faster than around 60 beats per minute – or 1 note per second. If you’re a complete beginner then I would advise going even slower to around 40-50 beats per minute. Having a consistent rhythm is always more important the going too fast! This song is all about the rhythm, so practice a...
Now focus your practice on the right hand
The great news when it comes to playing the right hand is that the first two chords are the same. So once you know how to play this chord you are already halfway through! Before you rush into playing the last two chords you need to focus once again on practicing an even rhythm at around 60 beats per minute. Start by playing the first chord over and over to build up your rhythm, and see how consistent you can keep it. You shouldn’t be playing any other chords at this stage as your only goal is...
Now practice both hands
Once you are competent with the left and right hand separately, it’s now time to try both hands. Go back again to around 60 beats per minute – and don’t rush! One of the biggest mistakes you can make when attempting to play with both hands is to assume you can play at the same pace as you could when they were separate. Unfortunately this won’t be the case, and you will need to drop your tempo back down to around 60 beats per minute again. You also need to split your practice into two parts –...
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In this piano tutorial we'll learn how to play "Hit the Road Jack" by Ray Charles!🔔 We're publishing new piano lessons all the time!
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May 13, 2024 · If you want to learn to play Hit the Road Jack, you’ve come to the right place. This article will examine the melody, chords, harmony, and lyrics, and provide a video lesson to learn from. Enjoy!
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Aug 14, 2018 · Piano Tutorial Lesson for beginners: Learn how to play RAY CHARLES - HIT THE ROAD JACK on piano.• Sheet Music available here: http://bit.ly/2KJzU3N• Learn pl...
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