In case anyone wanted to practice in a specific key: Key of C; 0:35 Key of F; 3:21 Key of Bb; 6:05 Key of Eb; 8:49 Key of Ab; 11:34 Key of Db; 14:17 Key of Gb; 17:01 Key of B; 19:46 Key of E; 22:29 Key of A; 25:13 Key of D; 27:57 Key of G; 30:41
Thank you for helping us the weekend warriors (rookies). I'm over 60 years and in the last 2 years I have been learning and playing with your videos. "There is no use having knowledge if not shared". Thanks for sharing. Henry from Puerto Rico...
so awesome to hear! Thanks for sharing, Henry. I just put out a 1 hour minor 2-5-1 track today as well th-cam.com/video/8qOePms2G3c/w-d-xo.html HAVE FUN!
This is what TH-cam needs to hear...more positive love of learning and peace! I agree, I love this backing track as I am a busy Dad and PhD student...so Jazz helps bring colour to life!!
Henry..Yo soy de la ciudad de Miami. Es muy importante aprender musica como este. Excusame para mis errors en la lingua. Yo me gusta practicar mi español.
@@QuistJam I think a real popular backing track would be the intro to autumn leaves. Bb especially.. I am trying to know when and how to play the different scales alt this and that. So many choices.I play the song probably 99 percent right as far as the melody goes. I would imagine that most practiced musicians can do that. However..I try to play improv. a scale over a Amin7b5 or a halfdim7b5 and it is NRFPT. Not ready for Prime Time. I have done probably 10 or more play alongs with your backing tracks. They seem to be popular.
running an idea through all the keys is the only way to really learn that fraze and to improvise freely. Thnx man this is what we needed. Greetings from Croatia
The backing track is awsome for solo Pedal Steel Guitar. I place mostly on the C6 neck for this one. Lots of reps gets me to not thinking note to note. I think more phrase to phrase. Thanks Elite.
Hey +QuistJam. I have been practicing scales and modes with your backing tracks for a long time . They sound great. You are awesome man! Thanks for uploading this stuff. Hope one day I can play like you. Keep it up! You are an inspiration.
Next to Joe Bonamassa this guy here has to be one of the most greatest guitar players in the whole world not only can he play Blues but he plays Jazz also and that is a rare combination to find any guitar player that plays Blues so good like this Guy does, and yet can turn around and play jazz and as far as I'm concerned I've never heard a better jazz player on all of TH-cam and I truly mean that and as far as the blues this guy here micro naino splits apart every Blues lick and he is so full with every little part of the Blues lick that he plays and it makes each lick sound so full I mean every lick that he plays is just so, how can I put it , instead of just a bam bam bam it's it's I don't know how to say it,, he's just so full with his licks each lick is so pronounced with so many micro segments and and its full of detai,, l I mean anybody that listens to this guy and wants to be truthful about it , you've got to conclude of everybody that you'll ever hear on TH-cam , you're going to have to get up very early in the morning to get over this guy here, I mean to play blues and jazz also to the nth degree like he does , I mean I was amazed when I heard him play , Joe Bonamassa will probably always be my number one when it comes to blues and I've seen Joe be able to take his guitar and play left-handed as well as right-handed like everything he plays right-handed he can play left handed too and that is a rare talent to have also but now when it comes to have full defining licks of the Blues, this guy here with quistjam he is so full with his blues and jazz I mean I don't know if I can think of a better way to put it, i'll come back later and make another comment but I mean of all the people I've seen on TH-cam and I don't know this guy personally he's not asking me to do this but I mean this guy is really really good I mean really really good and believe me I listen to a lot of blues guitarist on TH-cam a lot of them but this guy here I mean he'll bring you places with the blues and jazz that you won't hear nobody else take you to , I'm so glad to see that God has blessed somebody with Talent like this, this is just amazing, just amazing , and I'm thankful he's sharing his tracks with us.
I play various instruments. Piano and guitar mostly. It's a hard truth that a musician should know all 12 keys. Of course.. Classically trained musicians are probably trained in all 🔑 s. Most if not all jazz musicians are highly studied in all keys. One reason is that the singer is used to singing in certain 🔑 s on certain songs. I myself am still working on be able to do all songs in all keys. Not there yet. E.g.. Georgia on mind by Hoagy Carmichael has a very sophisticated feel to it. My take on those chords is FM7. E-7b5 A7b9 Dmin7 Gmin7.. etc. It varies.. Thank you for this excellent video. It fulfills the need to know every 🔑. Beginners should really play this a lot. 2 5 1s are prevalent in music. Especially jazz and gospel.
that first progression i could basically just bs my way through a C major 7 arrpeggio and it sounded good. Good thing i finally learned about some easy arpeggios!
If you slow it to .5 does pitch remain same? Not sure how clever youtube videos are. Thanks for uploading this. Combined with irealpro this is helping me no end.
I'm not very experienced with I pro.Had it for years..I generally like to use the jazz guitar trio. Sound very authentic. I am actually creating a tutorial on Autumn leaves in Bb. It will be just chords and melody mainly as improving with alt scales etc. Is something I need to work on..mainly guitar and piano.
I hit this on a daily basis, thanks for this! Any chance of doing something like this with straight eighths, more of a rock feel? And possibly a couple with all 12 minor keys as well for jazz and rock?
Hello! Great backing track! And I want more ;). Did you thing about Coltrane's changes in all 12 keys? But not "Giant steps" , I thought about Countdown changes - Coltrane's substitution for 2-5-1. It will be big chellenge, and very helpfull for my jazz education. Thank You for your job! Best regards from Poland!
Hello! Great job. It's a pity that there are not spli channels ( I mean left and right, ilke Aebersold) for bass and harmony. I am a pianist and I would like sometimes to change chords on the bass line. In this way I can't
Have you thought about a 7 3 6 2 5 1 jazz progression like the Georgia version written by Hoagy Carmichael .. I use the chords that I 👂 hear. Fmaj7 Emin7b5 A7b9...they seem to fit. I have checked some good sources and my version is really close. Btw I play this on the piano mainly using D blues and not F blues..Over the years I also have learned not to use F blues over an F7 chord. It sounds like it Is already resolved. Hoagy's version is very similar to Hugh Laurie on 🏠.He plays an excellent version of Georgia.
Hello there ! Can somebody explain me how the use of the E triad works at 0:10 ? Thanks a lot ! The sounds remains me the sound of tritonic substitution of the G7 which is Db7 which works great but for the E triad I really don't get it ! thank you for your explanations !
I started out on ukulele in 1962..Back when Dinosaurs roamed the 🌎. I played it till my dad gave me a Sear Silvertone Archtop. It was a good guitar and it helped build calluses. Since then have learned various instruments. I got a book called..I think..You can teach yourself how to play banjo. So I did. Songs like cripple creek. I have forgotten how to play the ukelele. I occasionally try to play one.
![[ #1 ] Smooth Jazz Backing Track 2-5-1-6 in C Major, 80 bpm](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/xddke3goe0o/mqdefault.jpg)
![[BackingTrack] Bossanova 1-6-2-5 in G major](/img/n.gif)
In case anyone wanted to practice in a specific key:
Key of C; 0:35
Key of F; 3:21
Key of Bb; 6:05
Key of Eb; 8:49
Key of Ab; 11:34
Key of Db; 14:17
Key of Gb; 17:01
Key of B; 19:46
Key of E; 22:29
Key of A; 25:13
Key of D; 27:57
Key of G; 30:41
thnx man , that is helpful
Great stuff! Is it possible to loop sections in youtu.be?
TNX Brady!!!!!
every time i learn a new ii v i lick i come back here and play it in every key for half an hour, this video has seen me progress a lot haha
Smart, I’m down pass me the torch
not only should you play the lick, I also try to come up with variations on the fly or play around the lick to really solidify my feel with the lick
Bro, same!
Thank you for helping us the weekend warriors (rookies).
I'm over 60 years and in the last 2 years I have been learning and playing with your videos.
"There is no use having knowledge if not shared". Thanks for sharing. Henry from Puerto Rico...
so awesome to hear! Thanks for sharing, Henry. I just put out a 1 hour minor 2-5-1 track today as well th-cam.com/video/8qOePms2G3c/w-d-xo.html HAVE FUN!
This is what TH-cam needs to hear...more positive love of learning and peace! I agree, I love this backing track as I am a busy Dad and PhD student...so Jazz helps bring colour to life!!
Henry..Yo soy de la ciudad de Miami. Es muy importante aprender musica como este. Excusame para mis errors en la lingua. Yo me gusta practicar mi español.
@@TheStrataminor My grandmother used to tell us all. If you cant say something good about somebody,
dont say anything at all. I try to live by that.
@@QuistJam I think a real popular backing track would be the intro to autumn leaves. Bb especially.. I am trying to know when and how to play the different scales alt this and that. So many choices.I play the song probably 99 percent right as far as the melody goes. I would imagine that most practiced musicians can do that. However..I try to play improv. a scale over a Amin7b5 or a halfdim7b5 and it is NRFPT. Not ready for Prime Time. I have done probably 10 or more play alongs with your backing tracks. They seem to be popular.
you are a righteous king amongst men
running an idea through all the keys is the only way to really learn that fraze and to improvise freely. Thnx man this is what we needed.
Greetings from Croatia
Truth!! Great to hear 🙌
you know what's great about this is you can play the video 1.5 speed and do a fast one too
This idea is absolutely brilliant! I called out of work today just so I can chord along with this and play the changes. Thanks wahoooo!
Thanks for putting in the circle of fourths rather than fifths it makes it way easier for me personally.
Wow. Had no idea I could ever play over something like this.
Thanks man.
This is the best tool available on TH-cam for practising ….
Agreed
The backing track is awsome for solo Pedal Steel Guitar. I place mostly on the C6 neck for this one. Lots of reps gets me to not thinking note to note. I think more phrase to phrase. Thanks Elite.
Hey +QuistJam. I have been practicing scales and modes with your backing tracks for a long time . They sound great. You are awesome man! Thanks for uploading this stuff. Hope one day I can play like you. Keep it up! You are an inspiration.
Dude...this vid is a practice gold mine! Thanks a bunch man
Awesome 🙌
Next to Joe Bonamassa this guy here has to be one of the most greatest guitar players in the whole world not only can he play Blues but he plays Jazz also and that is a rare combination to find any guitar player that plays Blues so good like this Guy does, and yet can turn around and play jazz and as far as I'm concerned I've never heard a better jazz player on all of TH-cam and I truly mean that and as far as the blues this guy here micro naino splits apart every Blues lick and he is so full with every little part of the Blues lick that he plays and it makes each lick sound so full I mean every lick that he plays is just so, how can I put it , instead of just a bam bam bam it's it's I don't know how to say it,, he's just so full with his licks each lick is so pronounced with so many micro segments and and its full of detai,, l I mean anybody that listens to this guy and wants to be truthful about it , you've got to conclude of everybody that you'll ever hear on TH-cam , you're going to have to get up very early in the morning to get over this guy here, I mean to play blues and jazz also to the nth degree like he does , I mean I was amazed when I heard him play , Joe Bonamassa will probably always be my number one when it comes to blues and I've seen Joe be able to take his guitar and play left-handed as well as right-handed like everything he plays right-handed he can play left handed too and that is a rare talent to have also but now when it comes to have full defining licks of the Blues, this guy here with quistjam he is so full with his blues and jazz I mean I don't know if I can think of a better way to put it, i'll come back later and make another comment but I mean of all the people I've seen on TH-cam and I don't know this guy personally he's not asking me to do this but I mean this guy is really really good I mean really really good and believe me I listen to a lot of blues guitarist on TH-cam a lot of them but this guy here I mean he'll bring you places with the blues and jazz that you won't hear nobody else take you to , I'm so glad to see that God has blessed somebody with Talent like this, this is just amazing, just amazing , and I'm thankful he's sharing his tracks with us.
I play various instruments. Piano and guitar mostly. It's a hard truth that a musician should know all 12 keys.
Of course.. Classically trained musicians are probably trained in all 🔑 s. Most if not all jazz musicians are highly studied in all keys. One reason is that the singer is used to singing in certain 🔑 s on certain songs. I myself am still working on be able to do all songs in all keys. Not there yet. E.g.. Georgia on mind by Hoagy Carmichael has a very sophisticated feel to it. My take on those chords is FM7. E-7b5 A7b9 Dmin7 Gmin7.. etc. It varies.. Thank you for this excellent video. It fulfills
the need to know every 🔑. Beginners should really play this a lot. 2 5 1s are prevalent in music. Especially jazz and gospel.
love the circle of 5ths man cool way to go
I like that change from the Dm7 arpeggio to the G7 arpeggio.
+the redsphinx awesome!!
This backing track is pretty awesome - Thanks for sharing.
If you do this for minor you are the biggest legend. You already are to be fair quist😂 I’ve spent hours on your backing tracks. Haha! Keep it up!
Hey thanks so much! How about these two: th-cam.com/video/BJ-JFsP0BEk/w-d-xo.html and th-cam.com/video/gd4C9QxGuy0/w-d-xo.html 🎸🎸
that first progression i could basically just bs my way through a C major 7 arrpeggio and it sounded good. Good thing i finally learned about some easy arpeggios!
Diggin it! I'm throwing in the VI Dom. Working on all my drop 2/4 voicings. Less scales more spread out arps/subs. Thanks! 🎸👍🙏
I am always grateful for your help. Your video is the best teaching material of my practice！
Awesome!! Great to hear :)
What a great thing to put out into the world. Its the simple things really. This will help alot of people. Dude you rock..! Well played sir!
You an unsung hero
Ur a well sung hero.
This is awesome. Thanks. Great for practicing my improv.
very useful to train major scale wich can be used in diffrent styles of music plus learning notes on fingerboard
Good lord this comment section is positive. Keep it up!
Haha! That’s how we roll 😁
thanks quist!! big fan of yours
I found that this video is perfect for my study and work music. Bookmarked
Wow...that was really nice! Thanks for over 30 minutes of jazz playing bliss!
This is perfect for my students thank you!
Thanks man, I'm practicing my left hand comping along this as if my life depended on it
Ate o momento, este vídeo é um dos meus estudos favoritos
Thanks for this. I've been practicing!
Awesome 🙌
Nice track. 2-5-1s are always a nice rhythm.
Also, welcome to Nashville (from someone who lives here)! Hope you enjoy your stay!
+republiccommando1138 thanks!! Ahhh wish I had known, would have invited you to our show at Ryman auditorium !!
thanks man. Makes practice a LOT easier
AWESOME
Amazing resource. Thanks!
Great tritone lick !
I use your videos for scat singing. They are really useful tools.
Thank you for your work !
merci!! pour tes video !! elles sont génial pour bien travaillé !!
THANK YOU!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
🙌
Great for practising! Thank you!
This helps me improve so much!!! Thanks
Awesome thank you!!
Merci pour ce travail.
this is awesome for practice. thanks Q!!
Woohoo! Have fun :)
very nice
thanks... enjoy!
Thanks much for this!
THANKS QUIST FOR TRACK BACK 2 5 1
PLAYING EN C AND F M
LIKE BACKING TRACK IN Gm JAZZ
+jc basone great! Have fun!!!!
THANK YOU!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
thank you!!!
Muy bueno! Gracias Quist!
meu amigo, seu trabalho é espetacular!!! parabéns! ganhou seguidor e like
THANX,,so much man.............just what i need..........
very useful!
Thanks this is a great help
Inicial phrase reminds me Robert Conti ;)...keep the good work :D
If you slow it to .5 does pitch remain same? Not sure how clever youtube videos are. Thanks for uploading this. Combined with irealpro this is helping me no end.
Yes , pitch remains the same at any speed.
I'm not very experienced with I pro.Had it for years..I generally like to use the jazz guitar trio. Sound very authentic. I am actually creating a tutorial on Autumn leaves in Bb. It will be just chords and melody mainly as improving with alt scales etc. Is something I need to work on..mainly guitar and piano.
@@fredpg yeah I was noticing that.
very cool!
I hit this on a daily basis, thanks for this! Any chance of doing something like this with straight eighths, more of a rock feel? And possibly a couple with all 12 minor keys as well for jazz and rock?
thanx great job!!!
+edouard aurelien thank you, hope it helps!
omg, thanks so much for these!! Saves my ass as I have no one to practice with currently so this is SUPER helpful to grasp my jazz flute ;)
awesome!
My hero !
Smooooooth.... Yeah man 🎸🎸🎸
Nice!
Now this is a real education!
Yeah, great!
+fpapaleo74 happy jamming!
Thanks man much appreciated+ great playing😍
Cheers!!!!
present-day me does not like you from 11:34 to 19:45, but I'm sure future me will appreciate the practice when i calm down.
Hello! Great backing track! And I want more ;). Did you thing about Coltrane's changes in all 12 keys? But not "Giant steps" , I thought about Countdown changes - Coltrane's substitution for 2-5-1. It will be big chellenge, and very helpfull for my jazz education. Thank You for your job! Best regards from Poland!
hear this for long times can help you reconize 2-5-1 right?
Yes 🙌
@@QuistJam great, and nice improvisation on the begin
Hello! Great job. It's a pity that there are not spli channels ( I mean left and right, ilke Aebersold) for bass and harmony.
I am a pianist and I would like sometimes to change chords on the bass line. In this way I can't
ok I hear ya!
I like to experiment with chords also.
1st chord is your Dorian
2nd chord is your mixolydian
3rd chord is your Ionian
hi great playalong! Thanx!!! is the 4th a mixolydian scale?
Hermann Posch , the 5 chord is the mixolydian, you can also play the altered scale over the 5 chord
@@davidwold2818 thank you :-)
Awesome
Happy jamming!
Y'all running the 3 diatonic modes on each key? Any ideas to add new notes outside the scale?
Thank you bello hello
I swear the Fmaj7 in the context of Dm sounds like the chord when they first find the pirate ship on “The Goonie’s”
11:30 Ab 14:15 Db
je suis fan des conseils , et je t'ai commandé un chandail pour ta pub
Clicked on this vid when he had 251k subs
541k 9/23/24
It's nice ! Can i recommend & use this on my site or youtube?
Yes - long as credit is given it’s all good!
30:37
16:57
6:03
How about 1-6-2-5- moving up in whole steps moving down in whole steps? Just suggestions-Thanks
+jakemf1 1-6-2-5 sounds great!! Sure
Have you thought about a 7 3 6 2 5 1 jazz progression like the Georgia version written by Hoagy Carmichael .. I use the chords that I 👂 hear. Fmaj7 Emin7b5 A7b9...they seem to fit. I have checked some good sources and my version is really close. Btw I play this on the piano mainly using D blues and not F blues..Over the years I also have learned not to use F blues over an F7 chord. It sounds like it Is already resolved. Hoagy's version is very similar to Hugh Laurie on 🏠.He plays an excellent version of Georgia.
Do you mind if I use this as a backing track at some of the gigs I play at?
Sweet.
:)
New 1 HOUR minor 2-5-1 practice jam track HERE th-cam.com/video/8qOePms2G3c/w-d-xo.html :))))
Hi, could you upload it without the bass?. Thank you.
0:40
Bonjour serait-il possible d'avoir une version plus lente ? merci d'avance.
:))) A slower version?
Yes, is it possible?
@@mariehottelet181 Mets la vitesse à 0.75 ou 0:5 ;)
Can I just follow the baseline for the scales for each chord?
Hello there ! Can somebody explain me how the use of the E triad works at 0:10 ? Thanks a lot ! The sounds remains me the sound of tritonic substitution of the G7 which is Db7 which works great but for the E triad I really don't get it ! thank you for your explanations !
look up family of four dominants
jamming on a one string ukelele... am i cheating?
haha! Not at all
I started out on ukulele in 1962..Back when Dinosaurs roamed the 🌎. I played it till my dad gave me a Sear Silvertone Archtop. It was a good guitar and it helped build calluses. Since then have learned various instruments. I got a book called..I think..You can teach yourself how to play banjo. So I did. Songs like cripple creek. I have forgotten how to play the ukelele. I occasionally try to play one.
He’s too big to be a fighter, carrying too much mass. He would be good as an action hero in movies.
HEY !!!! i love yourtracks !!! can you load up a long track in Eb Minor ????
You missed the 251 for G
Charles Blagrove it's at the very end :)
QuistJam oh My bad lol
i play over the chords and it still doesnt sound like jazz :(