thank you for your kind work.Makes me,63 year old blues beginner , very happy.

My tip for anyone wanting to really jam to this- first figure out how to play this track perfectly- right along with them. Knowing what chords are being played at any given time really allows you to tighten up your lead and make sure it all truly fits the track. Second- no noodling, stop noodling- stop it! LOL- I do it too man, we all do- but it must stop- no noodling! Find a melody- explore it, twist it, turn it, flip it- but stick with it until you feel you've explored it completely- then maybe start developing another idea- but don't noodle. I promise if you do just these two things- your soloing will improve massively- mine did. For beginners- think in short 3-5 note phrases. Don't try to build long legato lines that go on forever- I mean if you can, have at it but- most of us can't do that at first. So- build little short licks that end on the note of whatever chord is being played- if he's in D then your lick should resolve (end) on D. When you do this right, you'll feel it- it's like a piece of a puzzle clicking into place- it just sounds "right". Now does every lick have to end this way- no, not at all- but it's a good place to start- and generally speaking if you don't resolve to that note then it's because the lick is still expanding, it's not ready to resolve (end) yet. So, the longer the lick, the longer it takes before you resolve back to the note which brings it home and ties it to the track. This takes a sense of timing- and that's why I tell you to learn to play the backing track. That allows you to know the timing intimately and know what chords are played when- which allows you to build your licks properly.

@damianwebzyx6613

Жыл бұрын

👏👏👏👏

@thomasthornton5378

Жыл бұрын

This is killer advice. Wrapping up on a b7 and then slowly bending or sliding into the 1 right as the next measure begins works fantastically for stuff like this. This track is actually "Aint no Love in the Heart of the city"

@stoneysdead689

Жыл бұрын

@@thomasthornton5378 Thanks for the tip- it sounds great, you're right- I'll have to remember that trick going forward.

@Mike-pb7tk

Ай бұрын

I will never stop noodling and you can't stop me 😂

@markellis8347

15 күн бұрын

As a newbie to soloing, this is great advice, and thank you for sharing. As my instructor says, take the dog for a walk and explore. Just make sure you both end back at home.

I jam with this track not with guitar but with harmonica

@tastybackingtracks

8 ай бұрын

Yes brother! The world needs more Harmonica players!

@strahinjavuklisevic4008

7 ай бұрын

Fucking sick

@bassfishingwiththeantichri2921

3 ай бұрын

It’s says “for guitar”. You so blind you can’t read the sign, Willy Brown? Jack Butler is gonna like you….

@Vinatomy

3 ай бұрын

Absolute beast , you better still be doing it 👀

@hambone1157

3 ай бұрын

Try playing in 3rd position on G harp and 4th position on C harp. Adds to upper register.

I hadn't played bass in weeks, and then my brother asked me if I had been playing which I said no, and then I realized I needed to play so here I am. A thrilling tale.

@amad764

9 күн бұрын

Daily

That was probably the best blues jam session I've ever had so many ideas in my head they flowed so perfect had so much fun with this!!!!

@kevinvasquez836

Жыл бұрын

me too! then i woke up

@user-fi4zi5il9z

Жыл бұрын

@@kevinvasquez836 hahaha

@badaducciquartet

11 ай бұрын

@lukefisher9877 you might also like the backing track. kzread.info/dash/bejne/i6qD3KtrmrLRnrQ.html

@rockerdog65

7 ай бұрын

@@badaducciquartet 🤬 time waster!

this back in track unleashed my inner satriani

I legit just put this on loop and pulled lead for at least a solid 2 and a half, 3 hours. This rythm touched my soul bro. This shit had me all the way in.....I appreciate you for this

Just started improv 2 weeks ago after 11 years of playing guitar, I practic scales 20 minutes and then jam for an hour and I love the feeling when the melody you have in head comes true. Still have everything to learn, but I'm having a great time on your backing tracks (I enjoy it a lot more than just reproducing tabs aha). Keep it up brother !

@WaveJamTracks

5 ай бұрын

You right! Excellent track to jam!

@maryk6780

5 ай бұрын

Great track

You're probably one of the greatest guitarists I've ever seen in my life real s***

This is the fists time I’ve sat with a backing track on n played to and it was class man 👌🏼thanks for putting it together it’s been a proper wee light bulb moment for me .Guitar just makes me happy

@anthem3560

2 жыл бұрын

the best therapy

@paulrobertson8689

2 жыл бұрын

@@anthem3560 you know It brother🙏🏼🎸💯❤️‍🔥😁. My guitars a big part of my recovery it has Taught me patience discipline determination it’s helped my focus it’s gave me connection with loads ay really cool sound people it take me away from self it builds my confidence. An most of all over anything else ,see when you’re im that place where it’s you n the amp n your favourite guitar n what’s coming back ay you’s sounding the way it did I’m your head n you’re just lost In that sonic moment ?ah feel it inside me when I’m there its amazin .. Thanks for the comment man travel well man ✌🏼🙏🏼❤️‍🩹

@rheinhardtgrafvonthiesenha4869

Жыл бұрын

Welcome to the lifestyle bro!

@ta_pegandofogo2988

Жыл бұрын

@@paulrobertson8689 please share the weed with us bra

@rudedude4406

Жыл бұрын

I'm in the park under a tree, with a harmonica, my harmonica and myself love this track!!!

So, I just got a new Les Paul and started jamming to this track. A few things: First of all, this track is amazing and very fun to play to. Thank you for making this. Second, with the sound of this backing track and my amp and guitar dialed in perfectly along with it, I felt like Stevie Ray Vaughan with how great everything sounded. I've been lacking something in my guitar-playing journey, and I believe playing along to tracks like this has helped me stay motivated as a guitarist and has helped me expand my musical vocabulary.

@sundaynightdrunk

3 жыл бұрын

So true. You truly know what a guitar can do when you crank up a track like this, roll back the volume on your guitar a bit to start, and slowly get into it. You can be ripping the walls off the house by the end, or keep it mellow and just throw some notes at it. I'm so much better when I play to a track. I have a looper and a drum machine, but I'm too lazy to set up a jam.

@stoneysdead689

Жыл бұрын

@@sundaynightdrunk LOL- Me too man- why I bought the damn things I don't know; I never use them. It's a pain in the ass to have to set them up and get a jam track going- especially now when you can just dial one up as good as this and go for it. It would take me a long time to put something this good together- and tbh I don't know if I could- this is a really good track. I would've written some lyrics for it and kept it had I come up with it probably.

This was the first backing track I ever played on. I keep coming back to see how far I’ve gotten every few months. Super simple and patient chord progression so it’s very easy to just go off and do your own things with. I heavily recommend this track for beginners

@MP-et1eu

8 ай бұрын

This backing track made me play things I didn’t know I could lmao

@MP-et1eu

8 ай бұрын

Only a few months into regularly playing

@tastybackingtracks

8 ай бұрын

Ive been playing for over 35 years have a backing track channel of my own and love this track!

I could listen to this for hours.

@otaviobonenberger93

3 жыл бұрын

i'm doing this now

Awesome "Thrill Is Gone" style jam track! I like it's dynamics and smooth feel, altered chords in the turn around give it a nice diminished jazzy touch.

@pingpong7286

Жыл бұрын

so its really a popular blues song huh

This is a stand alone track ... no need for anything else !

Your backing tracks will help me blues my way through self isolation

@chrisvaldezherrera2299

4 жыл бұрын

We need to colaborate sometime

I'm learning my pentatonic on this. Love it, thanks so much for sharing.

Love this groove, I think of BB King's "The thrill is gone"

I have learned a lot practicing with backing tracks.i am 59.back in the day if you were not good enough to be first guitar in a band just forget it.since I could not afford a loop station for very long time,not a lot of practice.now just turn on the PC OR CELL PHONE AND VOILA.I AM JAMMING.THANKS BROTHER.

This is a great recording , thanks for sharing. It goes along to the songs I'm composing and writing. Thank you for Getting it in your heart and soul for hearing it. Have a great day. Tony Seago

love that Bm7flat5/e7aug variation/turnaround

Sounds great! I'm gonna jam to this with my Hohner Am pentatonic harp. HEADS UP HARMONICA PLAYERS

one of the best blues backing tracks out there

Thanks, I had a fantastic morning jam on this track,, Let's hear it for the band everyone :)

I cant thank you enough for all your amazing backing tracks. You make me a better musician. peace

Absolutely brilliant! Everything is perfect in these jam tracks. Thanks a lot!

Hey man I really enjoy your jams buddy... And you're an awesome guitar player to boot with great tone. Thanks heaps

Hey Tom! Great track! I know these things focus mostly on lead playing, but how about you add the chord shapes you use from now on (and maybe even a few more voicings if you feel like it) for us to also work on our rhythm shtuff? That would be awesome!

Just had my first acoustic guitar lesson this evening. Started with THE BLUES BOX when starting to play lead guitar. My teacher makes a backing track available in class; however, I love your piece better. Thanks!

I love playing to this track! Thank you for providing it for all of us.🤘

Wow ! Thank you so much for sharing this beautiful track. I can’t stop jamming with it.

I think this is the song that keeps playing inside of me as I work all my life..... little does people know I got a built-in music box

Thank you for this brilliant track. I've come up with more combinations for solos with this track than I've done with any other backing track. As they say on Wall Street when someone hits it big: Way to go!!!

Nice one ~ great for phrasing and expression! I LOVE how you don't solo over it like so many do lately! 👍

Fantastic! I had a blast with this. Perfect.

Really nice! I could solo to this for hours...Thanks!!!

Great! Could be soloing all day long!

Great ... just pure and simple ... great !!!

Seriously my favorite jam track ever!

Fantastic, thank you, what a fine groove. Just doing it ...

Love the new production value in the intro!

Absolutely great...! I played Alex Acunas song Psalms (featuring Carlos Santana) melody with this and for a while, I think I actually can play...

Classic groove. Thanks for making it.

i love it! Thanks for your great work!

I just wish I'd found this in March of 2020 instead of December 2021. Thank you!

I can imagine SRV just growlin along with this . But it would suit BB a little more.

This is my favourite blues backing track

Really enjoyed noodling along to this. Thanks!

Really soulful track!!!

fantastically simple and loved

Just had such a good time with this. Testing my new silver sky se tones. Didn't want it to stop. Could go one for 20, 30 minutes more. Thanks for this. Amazing.

Love it great stuff. Thanks

Good one. Played my National Resophone with yaz.

What a fantastic track to practice along to, thanks so much!!

Love Your Blues !

Really appreciate your work!!!!

Absolutely awesome track mate. I shall shred on this till me fingers fall off!!!

Thank you for the music! Lovely to play to.

Sweet track! Thanks.

awesome!! i connected with this one really well

Outstanding track and the chord list and reference is huge. Thanks so much man. Great inspiration

@davidbrothers8504

3 жыл бұрын

Loved playing to this it just jumps out and grabs your soul played lead to it for and hour great

OMG such a awesome riff!!

Thank you! Love your lessons.

I love that one.

Absolutely loved it

this is a great track to write lyrics to thanks for posting

You are a backing track legend! You are my band! Thank you! Obviously subscribed 😊

Your tracks are always awesome! Love the video presentation too :)

Ooh, third on a G harp is soooooooo good with this.

Love it I was practicing my scale 😎 dude. Very nice tones. Very smooth for practicing

Love that Bm7d5 to the Eaug7, These videos are a really great practice tool man thank you!

Thrill is gone,,,~~ :)

@ShatteredAce

4 жыл бұрын

Glad I'm not the only one, as soon as the progression kicked in I was like, "Wait, Thrill is Gone?", but hey. Not complaining

Thanks! Fantastic jam…totally BB King inspired 😎

Wow... very beautiful!

Great tracks you put out there. Thanks!!

Nice tracks dude. Really easy to play over, and nice progressions.

Brilliant... love digging into this

What a fun track to play over! Thank you.

Wonderful track, thank you.

Those little hammer on's are awesome, I need to practice those to get to that level.

love the jams and the guitar brooo its awesome

Great track

really cool thanks!

Thank you for this.

Thank you! Well done!

ok i just improv soloed for 10 mins straight didn't know i could do that cheers mate

Love that Tele, you do play it well. Very good.

I'm pulling this up at my father's wedding.👍

Great tack, having the fret positions really helped, made me almost sound like I knew what I was doing ;)

Samooth... Like Buddhaaa... Cheers from SLC!

Love it

Thanks alot 🤘

Dude, thanks so much for this backing track. I just happened to pass by it. This helps me out a lot especially when you live alone. I just subscribed! All the best and keep up the great work!

Top class 👏

Nice track!

thx man i was tearing up some leads to this! love that lil raised 7th at times

Звучит очень хорошо!!! Браво!!!!!!!!

Bello bello bello.gracias Amo tu música

This video really helped me achieve better thinking in soloing; thank you.

@tastybackingtracks

8 ай бұрын

The ultimate goal is no thinking when soloing!

Beautiful