Gary Moore style Slow Blues in C minor | 60 bpm | Guitar Backing Track

A lovely slow blues in c minor. Play with passion and glow like Gary. 60 bpm. Have fun! :)
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0:00 - 0:06 Intro
0:07 - 2:29 Verse
2:30 - 4:54 Chorus
4:55 - 7:19 Verse
7:20 - 9:58 Chorus
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[@bluesman75]

Gary Moore is one of my all time favorites. Thank so much .
I can see him playing Greeny now .

[@MJsBackingTracks]

Thanks. Yes, Gary's tone was unique! 👍🎶

[@bluesman75]

@@MJsBackingTracks you should be monotized now . I’ve play this song 4,000 hours 😂

[@MJsBackingTracks]

😀🎶🤣Great stuff!🎶

[@ziofender6699]

Great SOUND 👋🎸

[@MJsBackingTracks]

Thanks! 👍🎶

[@CHOEYGMUSIC]

Oh yeah man this is the one!!!:) Love it!:)

[@MJsBackingTracks]

Thanks! 👍😀🎶

[@bradleywilliamclarkefisher5675]

nice tremolo work

[@MJsBackingTracks]

Thanks!

[@davidperezmarin8865]

Wow

[@MJsBackingTracks]

👍🎶

[@stefanoni2]

How do you Play the Bb/C ?

[@MJsBackingTracks]

Check the coTherefore Bb/C („Bb over C”) is a Bb major chord played over a lower C. The bass can, but doesn't have to be part of the chord. This chord is actually nothing else but a Csus9 respectively C9sus chord, or when written in detail, a C7sus4(9) without the 5th being played (normally omitted anyway in that chord on guitar).mment

[@stefanoni2]

Please Show how You Play the Bb/C

[@MJsBackingTracks]

Put your index finger on fret 3 on string 1 up to string 5. That is not the lowest string 6, and you have it.

[@micktonia]

This is also known as an inversion😊

[@tonys4108]

Play Cmi7 bar chord then lift off fingers leaving your barring finger down and that's it you don't need to play E strings unless you want to hope that helps.barre finger never has to leave the fretboard