Dog Face
301 posts
Dec 29, 2017
7:46 PM
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I tried to search for this, but couldn't find it- I seem to remember not too long ago some folks on here were talking about a 2 cd set of backing tracks. I thought i took a screen shot to look them up and buy em but I lost it. Does this sound familiar to anyone? Thanks for the help.
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E.B.
Last Edited by Dog Face on Dec 29, 2017 7:53 PM
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Killa_Hertz
2444 posts
Dec 29, 2017
10:30 PM
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Probably This One
http://www.harmonica123.com/store/p45/bluesjamtracks
These are good tracks ... I've got them.
Also.. incase you don't know ... Quist TV is a great source for backing tracks. Check it out.
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snowman
299 posts
Dec 30, 2017
8:14 AM
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Hi-- I listened to the above --pretty good from the 2 examples---I may buy it
The one I suggest is Jimmi lees 2cd $30---It has examples of many "type" songs ---swing --shuffles ---straight time ---8 bar blues---I think minor--the title tells what type it is---
If u can jam to his stuff---yr pretty well ready for any "type" jam song
his deal
http://www.jimileeband.com/instant_download/
Last Edited by snowman on Dec 30, 2017 8:15 AM
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Dog Face
302 posts
Dec 30, 2017
12:04 PM
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Yes! The Jimi Lee ones were what I was thinking about. Thank you!
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E.B.
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snowman
300 posts
Dec 30, 2017
6:56 PM
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if u have audacity ---u can change the keys on these jam tracks--- I do it all the time --Audacity freee recording software
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kenyukan
10 posts
Dec 31, 2017
9:14 AM
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Just enter 'blues backing tracks' when using YouTube. You can even specify what key.
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dougharps
1665 posts
Dec 31, 2017
9:16 AM
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I like the Jimi Lee tracks because of the variety of grooves.
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Doug S.
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