Spain (Solo Change) Slow Backing Track

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[@TheDailyPracticeBlog]

This backing track for 10 minutes would be twice as great as this backing track.

[@HansHenrikBay]

Its a C9 chord at bar 19 not F#7 ( a subV)

[@johannesvonbarsewisch2957]

No - in fact it doesn't matter.

[@HansHenrikBay]

@@johannesvonbarsewisch2957 You have to play a different scale so it matters indeed.

[@johannesvonbarsewisch2957]

@@HansHenrikBay well here th-cam.com/video/XD0Pb7MNWzc/w-d-xo.html chick plays an F# in the bass himself in third chorus...

[@cyrillecarrotte1573]

@@HansHenrikBay No he is right, any scales you use for a F#7 can work with a C7, because in this case, it could be altered. Even in some versions of the elektric band, Patitucci would sometimes play a C without warning the others, and it would work

[@HansHenrikBay]

@@cyrillecarrotte1573 C9= C Lydian dominant scale or F# altered scale. F#7 : F#mixo b9, b13 or F# altered. I'm sorry but it is not the same. I won't sound good playing a F# mixo b9 b13 with a C9 chord. There is a b in the scale.