I would sure love a good Boogie-Woogie piano break like Tennessee Ernie Ford had in his recording of Shotgun Boogie. I know there is a midi style that emulates Jerry Lee Lewis, and that is pretty close, but I'd like a good straight-forward Boogie-Woogie like Meade Lewis played. A real acoustic pianio would be great, but of all the instruments, midi fits the piano the best, so with the other real band tracks playing around it, it would be difficult to tell the difference between a good midi conversion and a real piano.

If anyone knows of a Real Tracks or Midi style that makes a good Boogie-Woogie I haven't run across yet, please let me know.

Thank you.

Since there no boogie woogie piano teachers round my place I decided to teach myself how to play it...I've played classical music for 4-5 years and I am grade 4...any good websites or books to help me learn this genre

Another vote here for straight forward pounding Boogie Woogie.

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WBR. Open piano artist and check out Jeff Taylor(of The Time Jumpers Band)---#1854 and 1855 from Set# 167. He nails it IMHO.-------Leon