At first glance, Don Airey might not strike you as a rockstar. Even in the 1980s, when the current Deep Purple organist and keyboardist played for Rainbow and Ozzy Osbourne, he didn’t fit the ...

As the piece intensified in speed and tempo, it grew into a series of increasingly more percussive chords and more abrupt stops, reaching some of the highest and lowest notes of a piano.

A gentle first step toward getting that "block chord" sound into your jazz piano playing with the “locked hands” method, just like George Shearing. Canada victory over USA most-watched NHL ...