I've been playing for 4 months and am very new to the concept of "scales". As soon as I learned the Am blues scale I came here to jam along, randomly climbing up and down the scale. This might be my first improv but man that felt so good!
Keep up the good work 👏 some day you will have the "awakening" and you will be fabulous every time you touch your instrument. It's definitely worth the work and time.
@@OverheatingHotdog It’s kinda ok. I moved somewhere and couldn’t pay much attention to guitar for reasons, so I don’t think I have a 5 year worthy progress. Still, recently got an acoustic guitar to keep me busy. Learning more about rhythm and fingerstyle lately. I need to revisit music theory some time.
People who have contributed to music: Christian Monks who invented sheet music Classical Composers People who make and upload backing tracks on youtube for guitarists to practice
Yes! I'm not a very good player, but man.... with a killer backing track like this one, I can do the same. Get into a groove with the pentatonic scale, all up and down the neck.... and just have a field day with it! Get my sound system dialed in, up there in the music room, and pretend I'm a pro for a little while! LOL Agree with you 100%. This is a killer track!
Actually qith this backing track u can add a couple of notes that also fits in cuz its in minor so u can add a F and also B and there are other notes but i don’t have my guit rn so yee
Dude, that’s all it takes. I’d say add a couple more scales. Figure out a few repeater licks and some great places to bend and you’re golden. Find your own tone through a quality amp. Slash from GNR made his money with the blues scale and pentatonic and great tone and embellishment. Improvise a lot, come up with some of your moves. Honestly, I think if you just kept the pentatonic alone and played in a band the audience would love it because your solos would sound great to the ear. Screw trying to be Hendrix.
Played 20+ years,very solid song guy,don't(didn't)play lead,very few very memorized licks. Playing with this track is the first time I've really committed to"jamming along",am making some pretty solid improvements quickly. Can't say enough,it's a magic track,highly recommended.
I concur played 8 years this track is the first one I can understand how to target the chord changes, I can't play super fast but I play with nice vibrato and bends you know thank you brother!
Its just a basic 12 bar blues in A minor. Just play around in a pentatonic for a bit and you'll make some progress. When you get confortable with that you can look at adding the 6th and playing in dorian to really give it some flavor.
Here's a little tip to expand your chops. Start with a note in the scale, slide on up , same string to the next note that sounds like it fits. Might be one fret, might be 3 frets up. But always look around the neck for a new starting point. Cause now from that new spot you found, run the scale from that position in the scale. It will be liberating in that "stuck in one area" tar pit of advancement. Every string has a A or a note in that scale. Let your ear hear it as you slide up or down at your own pace. Listening for that sweet note that fits.
+fwfrazorx Fifty people were disappointed that this is Blues-Jazz and not actual, pure Blues. Many people don't like this stuff, it's a bit cheesy in all honesty, doesn't have the soul that real Blues has.
+fwfrazorx tastes and colors. Do you feel so smarter/better that you think everybody should like what you like ? People still got their own opinion, for the best
+fwfrazorx, There is nothing wrong with voicing an honest opinion. It's a "comments" section, not a "compliments" section. I love this track. Others might not. Perhaps its politically incorrect to disagree in "Cupcake Nation".
dude you are not a true musician and i bet you can't even play a instrument , leave your negative comments to yourself while us real musos have great and absolute pleasure in this masterful from the earth sound
Fantastic track to practice with. Someone was asking for the chord progression:-Am(x 4),Dm(x2),Am(x2),F,E7,Am,E7. I find playing C major pentatonic on the Am chords,and Am pentatonic on all other chords with modest variation works.
I think this is by far the best place TH-cam autoplay has got me to, ive had so much fun for the last minutes, probably gonna come back here a lot of times!
Thank you, friend! Absolutely love your work as well. To my subs - go check out Superior Jam Tracks channel for some superior tracks - th-cam.com/channels/4gJG64lapR4JykLqD5Iw1w.html
Why has it taken so long for me to find this track! Everything everybody else has said is true and for the first time i sound like i can actually play and i only know half a dozen pentatoic licks and 3 scale shapes. i was almost giving from lack of progress but this has given the breakthrough i needed to carry on, thank you so much.
i was always too afraid to do improv (especially around others) because it felt too personal. with this backing track, i had so much fun! i feel like practicing with this often will help me feel more confident in my playing. thank you! :)
Excellent track! I particularly appreciate the fact that the dynamics change throughout the tune; it doesn't just loop the same monotonous feel throughout the whole thing. Makes it a LOT more interesting to play over.
Thx. I appreciate you writing these kind words. As a guitarist that uses Backing tracks as a real tool for developmant and also for pure fun, I try to give that sense of dynamics in each track I write and produce. It gives me a lot of joy and satisfaction to see so many people using and enjoying my tracks. Thanks again!
Wow! all my life I’ve wanted to become a blues guitarist...it just happened! I sat and jammed for almost 12 min straight and it sounded amazing. Those hours of learning scales just hit pay dirt!
Best practice! Just blues noodle over this sweet backing track, and watch your inner SRV / BB / Clapton et al - spring forth! I Iove it!! All the heavy lifting bas been done already! Just press 'click, ' and get out of your own way so your guitar and amp can weep all over A minor! 🎸😥😪😫😭 🎸 (It's a good thing! 👍)
I grew up on first listening to country music then I turned my ear the metal area with learning how to play guitar in the metal guitar style, in this bluesy sound is always fun to hear and play over on !!
Thank you, Gilad. I play blues harp and am learning to play minor keys in second position, and this is such a perfect track to play to use. THANKS SO MUCH for making it free and public.
I play for half a year I just know all the pentatonic variations and this way of practicing is just awesome I never get bored of it and change to play metallica
@@sheepatore6646 Sorry, got lost. Who is Lara Dellucci? I know Monica Bellucci! (Not personally, I wish!) Thank you Prof Von Shredder for your comments!
You owe me some money... for the bandages I had to use on my fingers for jamming out to this track for so long! Easily one of the best A Blues backing track on youtube! Thank you and Bravo!
This is a wonderful I have had one of the best sound jams I have ever had. I wish you guys could here it. These guys are good. They made me sound good.
I've been playing mostly acoustic over the years and now I want to Rip on my Tele and this track is helping me find my way around the fret board I've no no one to help me but I'm determined to do play along until it comes together ~ if anyone can make suggestions please do so ... /
Atahulpa find all the root note locations and just start the scale pattern off each one the same way... if you’re in standard tuning don’t forget to adjust by a half step when you hit the B string. There are like 10-12 A’s available on most guitar necks to start your pentatonic sequence from. Then try a mode like Dorian or mixolydian over this and it gets really interesting (same thing applies, find your roots, apply the scale interval formula, start slow and work your way up). Hopefully by now (your post was a year ago) you’ve learned a couple of positions so that should help! Oh yeah, and be sure to have fun!
This is my go-to backing track. I've been playing for about six months. Since i started using this last week, I've definitely gotten noticeably better. Thanks!
There are several ideas for jam backing tracks: take advantage of done for you tracks templates. Practise in front of a few people and ask for their opinions. (I discovered about these and more from Makale jam plan website )
Good on you - now learn the diatonic modes as well. Both are important. It will take you a few months to get familiar with, but will give you such an important and diverse range of tools.
cuantas veces desperté pensando que esa era la solución, pero yo ya me di cuenta que nunca iba a ganarme tu corazon, y es que no supiste valorar, te metiste en el camino de otro rock
+nelsond1498 I\'m not sure but ,if anyone else needs to find out about blues jam track try Jadonite Guitar Blues Buddy (do a search on google ) ? Ive heard some amazing things about it and my friend got excellent success with it.
I always just noodled around but I just finish a lesson on youtube about the A root notes and now I am using this to help me with moving up and down the neck for soloing and finding the root notes and this is awesome. That one video lesson and this backing track go hand in hand to work on soloing. Thanks for the backing track.
+The Frugal Musician Thanks. Sounds like great tools to develope the improv skills. Tell you what, why won't you post a link to the lesson here so others can enjoy that too? Good luck with your music.
Rythm and Blues. La Menor. Acordes : La Menor 7 - Re Menor 7 - La Menor 7 - Fa Mayor 7 - Mi Menor 7 - Re Menor 7 - La Menor 7 ( y se repite la secuencia). Escalas para improvisar un solo: Pentatónica Menor de La - Escala Menor de La
The one million views is mebbe misleading,prolly isn't a million people. I can't stop jamming with this. Prolly 100+views myself. (This is intended as a compliment).
Thank you, thank you!!! I had never thought about backing tracks on you tube. You just made my world a better place, I will be practicing like crazy on my new amp and guitar 🎸. Cheers!!
Magnifique morceau, aérien, léger propice au lâcher prise à la rêverie et dans un format libre. Je vais voir s'il est dispo sur Deezer et l'ajouter, sinon je reviendrai l'écouter ici.
this is perfect, i've jammed for the whole track and didn't get bored at all :D (ok, maybe i've repeated a little licks but that's ok) i will totally subscribe to this :D
This backing track is so good that it makes my shitty solos sound decent.
hahhaha same happend to me, i was like "oh shit i can play"
LOL! Mine too!
Jorge Garcia lmao
Lmao
Soon I too may level up to shitty solos!
I've been playing for 4 months and am very new to the concept of "scales". As soon as I learned the Am blues scale I came here to jam along, randomly climbing up and down the scale. This might be my first improv but man that felt so good!
How cool is that. Good luck Erkin!
Keep up the good work 👏 some day you will have the "awakening" and you will be fabulous every time you touch your instrument. It's definitely worth the work and time.
Same
It’s been 5 years how ya doin now
@@OverheatingHotdog It’s kinda ok. I moved somewhere and couldn’t pay much attention to guitar for reasons, so I don’t think I have a 5 year worthy progress. Still, recently got an acoustic guitar to keep me busy. Learning more about rhythm and fingerstyle lately. I need to revisit music theory some time.
Of all the tracks out there.... this one is the most favorable.
guns n roses reference?
People who have contributed to music:
Christian Monks who invented sheet music
Classical Composers
People who make and upload backing tracks on youtube for guitarists to practice
Love this take!!
learning monk chant was so boring in school tho
And Frank Zappa
I played this backing track 1 1/2 hours and jammed to it with only the pentatonic scale and felt like a pro on my own stage.
Well done! Love it!!
Yes! I'm not a very good player, but man.... with a killer backing track like this one, I can do the same. Get into a groove with the pentatonic scale, all up and down the neck.... and just have a field day with it! Get my sound system dialed in, up there in the music room, and pretend I'm a pro for a little while! LOL Agree with you 100%. This is a killer track!
I am new here from Jamaica nice treak
Actually qith this backing track u can add a couple of notes that also fits in cuz its in minor so u can add a F and also B and there are other notes but i don’t have my guit rn so yee
Dude, that’s all it takes. I’d say add a couple more scales. Figure out a few repeater licks and some great places to bend and you’re golden. Find your own tone through a quality amp. Slash from GNR made his money with the blues scale and pentatonic and great tone and embellishment. Improvise a lot, come up with some of your moves. Honestly, I think if you just kept the pentatonic alone and played in a band the audience would love it because your solos would sound great to the ear. Screw trying to be Hendrix.
Just imagine how many legends will be born because of this awesome backing tracks... Thank you sir!
Played 20+ years,very solid song guy,don't(didn't)play lead,very few very memorized licks. Playing with this track is the first time I've really committed to"jamming along",am making some pretty solid improvements quickly. Can't say enough,it's a magic track,highly recommended.
Wow +poco blair.
This is incredibly exciting progress.
Keep on jamming.
Help with the progression pls
th-cam.com/video/TC83DoI-5wQ/w-d-xo.html
I concur played 8 years this track is the first one I can understand how to target the chord changes, I can't play super fast but I play with nice vibrato and bends you know thank you brother!
Its just a basic 12 bar blues in A minor. Just play around in a pentatonic for a bit and you'll make some progress. When you get confortable with that you can look at adding the 6th and playing in dorian to really give it some flavor.
Here's a little tip to expand your chops. Start with a note in the scale, slide on up , same string to the next note that sounds like it fits. Might be one fret, might be 3 frets up. But always look around the neck for a new starting point. Cause now from that new spot you found, run the scale from that position in the scale. It will be liberating in that "stuck in one area" tar pit of advancement. Every string has a A or a note in that scale. Let your ear hear it as you slide up or down at your own pace. Listening for that sweet note that fits.
How could 50 people be so jacked up to vote this down? Thanks for the track and your time and for letting us use it.
+fwfrazorx Fifty people were disappointed that this is Blues-Jazz and not actual, pure Blues. Many people don't like this stuff, it's a bit cheesy in all honesty, doesn't have the soul that real Blues has.
+fwfrazorx tastes and colors. Do you feel so smarter/better that you think everybody should like what you like ? People still got their own opinion, for the best
+fwfrazorx, There is nothing wrong with voicing an honest opinion. It's a "comments" section, not a "compliments" section. I love this track. Others might not. Perhaps its politically incorrect to disagree in "Cupcake Nation".
+Led ZeppelinFan what a Twatt you really are, your dad would turn in his grave
dude you are not a true musician and i bet you can't even play a instrument , leave your negative comments to yourself while us real musos have great and absolute pleasure in this masterful from the earth sound
Fantastic track to practice with. Someone was asking for the chord progression:-Am(x 4),Dm(x2),Am(x2),F,E7,Am,E7. I find playing C major pentatonic on the Am chords,and Am pentatonic on all other chords with modest variation works.
I thought C major and Am were the same
@@RamsdenIan no they're not... just coincidents. but the greeks are very different
I feel like a pro and I only know the pentatonic scale.
LOL 😂😂😂😂😂😂
That's exactly what I feel bro
Not even chords?
We're the same lol
Same hahahha but man It feels good!!
5 years and still the top backing track.. this will last for many more.
This is my fav backing track, bit of 70'S, Pink Floyd, da BLUES !!!!!!
Can't recommend it enough!
God this makes a pentatonic scale seems so powerful
Hahaha.. Absolutely
I think this is by far the best place TH-cam autoplay has got me to, ive had so much fun for the last minutes, probably gonna come back here a lot of times!
Congrats.. The Most Viewed Guitar Backing Track on TH-cam... Awesome My Friend!
Thank you, friend! Absolutely love your work as well.
To my subs - go check out Superior Jam Tracks channel for some superior tracks - th-cam.com/channels/4gJG64lapR4JykLqD5Iw1w.html
Why has it taken so long for me to find this track! Everything everybody else has said is true and for the first time i sound like i can actually play and i only know half a dozen pentatoic licks and 3 scale shapes. i was almost giving from lack of progress but this has given the breakthrough i needed to carry on, thank you so much.
i was always too afraid to do improv (especially around others) because it felt too personal. with this backing track, i had so much fun! i feel like practicing with this often will help me feel more confident in my playing. thank you! :)
Excellent track! I particularly appreciate the fact that the dynamics change throughout the tune; it doesn't just loop the same monotonous feel throughout the whole thing. Makes it a LOT more interesting to play over.
Thx. I appreciate you writing these kind words. As a guitarist that uses Backing tracks as a real tool for developmant and also for pure fun, I try to give that sense of dynamics in each track I write and produce.
It gives me a lot of joy and satisfaction to see so many people using and enjoying my tracks.
Thanks again!
Tight and piles of fun. Long on my acoustic but a pure delight on my tele. Thanks.
Love this one... I can play 12 notes on the Pentatonik Scale and it works 😍😍🙏🏼
I'm using the caged system to play it! Feels so nice to get glimpses of getting it down
hellyeah good for you!
Me too and I only know 3 patterns from it, yet still it puts my weak playing on a level well above my ability, (or understanding).
I can rock out to this all day..
I finally understand why scales are important.
Wow! all my life I’ve wanted to become a blues guitarist...it just happened! I sat and jammed for almost 12 min straight and it sounded amazing. Those hours of learning scales just hit pay dirt!
I’m in those hours of learning scales right now
Best practice! Just blues noodle over this sweet backing track, and watch your inner SRV / BB / Clapton et al - spring forth! I Iove it!! All the heavy lifting bas been done already! Just press 'click, ' and get out of your own way so your guitar and amp can weep all over A minor!
🎸😥😪😫😭 🎸
(It's a good thing! 👍)
Like your comment. Thanks
Ive been playing guitar for quite sometime and never thought of looking up tracks like this. So helpful if you like playing by ear or progressive :D
I grew up on first listening to country music then I turned my ear the metal area with learning how to play guitar in the metal guitar style, in this bluesy sound is always fun to hear and play over on !!
Great practice for chasing the chords. You know......Am pentatonic scale over the Am chord, Dm minor penta over the Dm chord, etc.
Knowing only the pentatonic scale works like magic with this track...felt awesome jamming to this one !
Thank you, Gilad. I play blues harp and am learning to play minor keys in second position, and this is such a perfect track to play to use. THANKS SO MUCH for making it free and public.
This is by far the most fun ive had with any backing track. This one is special.
This is a great track. No ads or other interruptions. Just being able to stretch out for 11 minutes. Thank you very much. Cheers from New Zealand! 🇳🇿
Very cool! Enjoy
been playing for 4 months and this track just helped me freestyle for the first time. Crazy the progress made in so little time.
It's magical.... it is healing me...! listening while quarantine.
Stay strong.
All the best
@@GiladPerry thank you...! 🙂
I'm not here to practice, I'm here to enjoy myself
perfect for all levels and guitarists
Nick Neblo true
I play for half a year I just know all the pentatonic variations and this way of practicing is just awesome I never get bored of it and change to play metallica
That's debatable
Lara Dellucci are you italian?
@@sheepatore6646 Sorry, got lost. Who is Lara Dellucci? I know Monica Bellucci! (Not personally, I wish!) Thank you Prof Von Shredder for your comments!
You can play "The thrill is gone" from this track.
permsin boonnom da king!!
And 50000 thousand other famous songs from this
Best backing track ever in my opinion!
+Jakub Grochowina wow. Thanks
out of all the backing tracks i have tried this one is defo the best
You owe me some money... for the bandages I had to use on my fingers for jamming out to this track for so long! Easily one of the best A Blues backing track on youtube! Thank you and Bravo!
Thanks!
I’m paying this with a AM pentatonic scale, making me think I’m some guitar pro. I’m not… The backtrack carried, Amazingly made🎉
Jamming with this gives so many different licks to just improvise to .... really baptized my new harmonica tonight ..... thanks .....
Thanks
Yep, I'm ready to tour. Think I'll go from my basement to upstairs.
😂
This is a wonderful I have had one of the best sound jams I have ever had. I wish you guys could here it. These guys are good. They made me sound good.
Awesome!
My instructor said to play along to this and I felt like I was doing great. Than I saw the comments and realized this is just a great backing track😅😀
V xt ya hzryr
I literally just learned a minor pentatonic scale and I'm rock out to this track for like 30 minutes its awesome dude
Very cool!
Same dudeeee, its very cool!
I’ve been using this track for almost 5 years now, makes me feel good about myself and our beloved pentatonic scale 😅😂
15 million, is there ANY guitarist who hasn't played over it?
me
well i play the saxophone and i use it too so its not only guitarists
18 M now, I love your backing tracks btw :)
i do not have a guitar yet but my fingers are pro already. as soon as my electric guitar arrives i will be the next bb king.
I've been playing mostly acoustic over the years and now I want to Rip on my Tele and this track is helping me find my way around the fret board I've no no one to help me but I'm determined to do play along until it comes together ~ if anyone can make suggestions please do so ... /
Atahulpa find all the root note locations and just start the scale pattern off each one the same way... if you’re in standard tuning don’t forget to adjust by a half step when you hit the B string. There are like 10-12 A’s available on most guitar necks to start your pentatonic sequence from. Then try a mode like Dorian or mixolydian over this and it gets really interesting (same thing applies, find your roots, apply the scale interval formula, start slow and work your way up). Hopefully by now (your post was a year ago) you’ve learned a couple of positions so that should help! Oh yeah, and be sure to have fun!
This is my go-to backing track. I've been playing for about six months. Since i started using this last week, I've definitely gotten noticeably better. Thanks!
My hurting fingers thank you
Cool. Thanks
+Matt Schmissrauter Me three !
me 4
me 5
There are several ideas for jam backing tracks:
take advantage of done for you tracks templates.
Practise in front of a few people and ask for their opinions.
(I discovered about these and more from Makale jam plan website )
Learning the 5 pentatonic shapes has really been a game changer. I’ve been putting it off for years😭
Good on you - now learn the diatonic modes as well. Both are important. It will take you a few months to get familiar with, but will give you such an important and diverse range of tools.
I use this to improv with my saxophone for jazz- absolutely amazing 🤩
ok i see why people like the pentatonic scale so much now... most fun ive had with guitar
Absolutely This is why I love the blues
cuantas veces desperté pensando que esa era la solución, pero
yo ya me di cuenta que nunca iba a ganarme tu corazon, y es que
no supiste valorar,
te metiste en el camino de otro rock
?
Thanks for providing this. 12 minutes seems to go by in 2. Wicked!!!
nelsond1498
Thanks! Enjoy
+Gilad Perry
hello friend I use this track this killer a hug from Chile
+nelsond1498 I\'m not sure but ,if anyone else needs to find out about blues jam track try Jadonite Guitar Blues Buddy (do a search on google ) ? Ive heard some amazing things about it and my friend got excellent success with it.
i played my first blurs today... omg never felt so connected with a track thank you a lot
This was my first jam track from youtube, and stuck with me since. Really gratefully for this track
PowerShot-x same I cant beat it
Very soothing, I played my solo over like Mark Knopfler!! playing pentatonic blues I get lost in the woods. Good backing track !!!
Awesome! My first jam ever with my guitar and i felt it immediatly ...classic !
This is my favorite backing track I’ve ever used
Excellent track. Thanks for making i almost twelve minutes. It's so good, I would dig an hour of soloing over this.
Go for it!
thanks.
+Led ZeppelinFan it is not good track
It is not good grammar.
John Möller Well I'm gonna take that grammar, and SHOVE IT UP YOUR ASS!
I think you would need it more than I.
Excellent. I'm playing along. Thanks. I wish there was an "auto repeat" function.
+Dave Lee thx David
playling this with my new les paul studio, 1995. i love it
How cool!
Nice man! I had to sell my Les Paul Traditional 2016 after traveling to india and losing everything after trippin too much :D
@@michaelgonzalez8111 so bad! Hope you will be right
Bel pezzo x divertirsi con il guitars.la musica ci insegna ad ascoltare la vita!
I’m still pretty new to guitar but I swear I my brain just played the cheering audio for me when I finished this 😂 so good!!
I always just noodled around but I just finish a lesson on youtube about the A root notes and now I am using this to help me with moving up and down the neck for soloing and finding the root notes and this is awesome. That one video lesson and this backing track go hand in hand to work on soloing. Thanks for the backing track.
+The Frugal Musician Thanks. Sounds like great tools to develope the improv skills.
Tell you what, why won't you post a link to the lesson here so others can enjoy that too?
Good luck with your music.
best blues track I've ever jammed to. superb !
+Timothy Clay what an honor. Thanks man.
+Timothy Clay thanks.
Rythm and Blues. La Menor. Acordes : La Menor 7 - Re Menor 7 - La Menor 7 - Fa Mayor 7 - Mi Menor 7 - Re Menor 7 - La Menor 7 ( y se repite la secuencia).
Escalas para improvisar un solo:
Pentatónica Menor de La - Escala Menor de La
This is my favorite backing track. I've come up with alot of new licks (and repeated a bunch) jamming to this. Thank you for this awesome track!
Thank you for your kind words. Glad you enjoyed it
Easily the best backing track on TH-cam
Wow. Thank you. I'm glad you enjoyed it
wow this backing doesn't make me want to throw my guitar against a wall haha. with this track anyone can solo and make it sound good :)
Morgan Perkins that's awesome! Keep up with not destroying your guitars. It's a great foundation in becoming a guitar God.
One of my 1st and favorite blues I play daily. U have made me a better guitarist.
The one million views is mebbe misleading,prolly isn't a million people. I can't stop jamming with this. Prolly 100+views myself. (This is intended as a compliment).
Awesome backing track. Sounds great.
anyone else just love improving to this?
Yeah
Nah I just listen
Wow! This is Fun! You play and play and folic around your own voices!
12 mins of pure blues therapy for the soul! My git box was doin' stuff it's never done before. My favorite key to play in, too. Excellent job, thanks!
It just makes my solos sound better lol
Great track!!!
high e string broke at minute 5.... i was so into it haha
+Manuel Borges great!
Which string was it?
Gilad Perry high e
+Manuel Borges terrific. Send me the invoice, I'll refund you... 😉
Gilad Perry haha
Tigerlily
Играл как никогда,давно не получал такого драйва! Спасибо!Очень близко к Биби Кингу,но реально цепляет!!!
I love soloing over this track. Thank you!
Thank you Chris for this lovely comment. You made my day.
+chris van allsburg
+chris van allsburg not only u . thank you!
+chris van allsburg me to
One of my favorites been jamming out riffs over a year of playing along 🔥
My Pastor's wife can JAM on a Hammond! So awesome
Love this track! Am solo all day!
+Dennis Ross cool (-:
I love the F change.. It's so cool
+Jeffrey Grim it gives like a baroque feeling idk, but it sounds perfect
Where????
All of the previous comments are spot on....you get lost in this track while jamming along with it! Nice work and thanks!
Thank you
I think I'm having a hypoxia after blowing my harmonica for 11:50 minutes straight. Fantastic track.
this track makes me feel like pro, amazing
Wowza! This came out awesome! Thanks.
Thank you, thank you!!!
I had never thought about backing tracks on you tube. You just made my world a better place, I will be practicing like crazy on my new amp and guitar 🎸.
Cheers!!
Wonderful. Enjoy it !
I only know the pentatonic scale but this made me feel like I was good
Great backtrack, best one ive found for harmonica training!!
Open landscaping with this one - nice colors!
Magnifique morceau, aérien, léger propice au lâcher prise à la rêverie et dans un format libre. Je vais voir s'il est dispo sur Deezer et l'ajouter, sinon je reviendrai l'écouter ici.
this is perfect, i've jammed for the whole track and didn't get bored at all :D (ok, maybe i've repeated a little licks but that's ok) i will totally subscribe to this :D
You look wonderful tonight by Eric Clapton
Who the hell cares if your repeat licks as long as u have fun yeehaw
100th like
Best a minor jam track. Ever
Wow. Thanks so much