SmokeJS
25 posts
Jan 04, 2013
2:14 PM
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In tandem with a current thread from a new jammer I've got a question about the Jimi Lee backing tracks. I'm in Toronto and they won't ship the CD's to Canada. Can only buy the downloads. Question is will the downloads go into iTunes for burning into blank CD's? Or does anyone have CD's for sale?
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sudsy
21 posts
Jan 04, 2013
2:06 PM
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The downloads will go into itunes.
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timeistight
1025 posts
Jan 04, 2013
2:16 PM
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I could sell you the first, single CD version: email my username @gmail.com.
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They teach you there's a boundary line to music. But, man, there's no boundary line to art.
Charlie Parker
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scojo
372 posts
Jan 04, 2013
8:16 PM
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Um, shouldn't these tracks be bought directly from Jimi or an authorized retailer? He put the work into them.
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timeistight
1028 posts
Jan 04, 2013
8:47 PM
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Scott Albert, I'm selling the original CD, not a copy. I bought the newer version and I don't need them both.
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They teach you there's a boundary line to music. But, man, there's no boundary line to art.
Charlie Parker
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Steamrollin Stan
674 posts
Jan 05, 2013
2:06 AM
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Just go to harmonica boogie site and grab want you need.........FREEEEEEE!!!!!
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Kingley
2117 posts
Jan 05, 2013
2:03 AM
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Those Jimi Lee backing tracks are superb.
The Lawrence Fritts backing track are free and easily found online, They are very good. The best blues backing tracks for classic Chess style blues I've heard so far are the Shoblues ones. They can be found at the www.shoeblues.com website. Also Dennis Gruenling does some cool backing tracks on his www.badassharmonica.com website too.
Last Edited by on Jan 05, 2013 2:11 AM
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Komuso
130 posts
Jan 05, 2013
3:21 AM
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+10 for Jimi Lee's GrooveTrax. Great sound, great riddems!
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SuperBee
795 posts
Jan 05, 2013
3:37 PM
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JL has produced a useful set with those tracks. Lots of stuff in E, and A. Nice variation of rhythms and tempo. Depending on how you want to practice, can usually find something to work with. I downloaded, made myself a disc, I can take to my shed, or use the tracks on iPod gadget.
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arzajac
939 posts
Jan 05, 2013
3:45 PM
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The download also provides the useful PDF with all the information behind each track.
I'm in Ontario, too but given the choice I'd still go for the download version. Much more versatile to have the document on my phone or computer.
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