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    Default Slow blues backing (70 bpm)

    The jam sessions are far and few between these days... what's up, peeps? Grab a track, grab a guitar, grab a recording device and JAM ALONG! Come on everybody!

    So with that intro behind me, here is a slow blues backing track I recorded yesterday. I used a Hagstrom Swede, SX Jazz bass and a Pod Farm 2 and Toneport UX1.

    http://www.dolphinstreet.com/backing_tracks/

    It's the first one on the right called "Slow Blues in A (70 bpm)".

    Hope to hear someone improvise over this one!

    This track is planned to be part of a larger blues licks lesson product I'm currently developing.
    Last edited by Robert; May 18th, 2010 at 01:42 PM.
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    Another great track.. reminiscent of "Wreck Me".. interesting to compare/contrast. :-)
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    Thanks. I thought the guitar sounded really nice and clear on this track.

    This was my first track I've ever recorded with Logic Express. That's how productive I am...
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    Great stuff...I did my first ever backing tape recording just now over this, I'll post it to member's clips in a moment...

    EDIT: Damn, it wasn't this I recorded over but the minor blues in BM...oh well...great stuff anyways :-)
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    Thanks deeaa!
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