There Will Never Be Another You (performance)
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Joe GlossopJoe Glossop plays the jazz standard There Will Never Be Another You on Hammond organ in a classic Jimmy Smith tone with left-hand comping - watch and play along.
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24 lessons (2h 18m) · 1 free
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Lesson transcript
Music Lesson: "There Will Never Be Another You"
So we're going to look at a tune called "There Will Never Be Another You." It's a very cool jazz standard, and tons of people have done it. I'm sort of referencing a Della Reese version.
About Della Reese
- There's a very cool soul belter called Della Reese.
- She did it on a live album from the mid-60s.
- On this album is an organ player named Bill Doggett.
- Very good player.
- It's a very solid band, featuring:
- Ray Brown on bass
- Shelly Mann on drums.
Check that album out! I'm using her vocal as a bit of a reference for the melody and some of the changes they do, which will help us understand the harmony of this piece.
Focus for the Lesson
I'm going to play it in a classic jazz tone, reminiscent of Jimmy Smith, complemented with some left-hand comping. That's the key, I think, to this piece.
- Accompaniment Approach:
- We're not playing a bass line.
- We will augment what's happening in the right hand with some left hand techniques.
- Both hands will be used on the bottom manual to enhance and complement the sound.
I'll put a little intro on top of it. A nice little bit from Jimmy McGriff seems to... seems to say.
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Joe Glossop is a keyboard player from Sheffield who has made his name on the Hammond organ. He currently holds the organ chair in Tom Jones's touring band, and has played with Van Morrison and James Hunter, as well as on piano and Rhodes. His courses get the real Hammond sound out of any keyboard - drawbar registration, the Leslie, the walking-bass left hand, and the comping and soloing vocabulary of the soul-jazz, blues and rock organ traditions, from Jimmy Smith to Booker T.
