HIT THE ROAD JACK Piano Lesson
Learn a song step by step.
This is a lesson in which you will learn to play the first part of the melody of the song, accompaniments, chord progressions, and licks that can be used while improvising.
The goal of learning to play this song is to master the blues scale and improve hand coordination when playing the piano.
"Hit The Road Jack" is a timeless classic that was made famous by Ray Charles in 1961. The song is a call-and-response style duet between Charles and a female vocalist, with Charles playing the role of a man telling his girlfriend to hit the road.
The song is catchy and upbeat, with a driving piano riff that's instantly recognizable. The lyrics are playful and witty, with Charles delivering lines like "What you say? I said, 'Hit the road, Jack' / And don't you come back no more, no more, no more, no more" in his signature soulful style.
"Hit The Road Jack" became an instant hit upon its release and has remained a beloved classic ever since. It's been covered by countless artists over the years and continues to be a staple of pop culture. Whether you're in the mood for a sing-along or just need to get over a bad breakup, "Hit The Road Jack" is always there to help you out.
LIST OF CONTENTS
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1SONG PRESENTATION
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2LEARNING A SONG
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3LEARNING LICKS
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