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I could play along and noodle with this one forever. Definitely in my wheelhouse. This one is going to the top of the 5 star backing track folder list.
great backing track.. i just learning some scales . but couldnt remember any . so still noodling everywhere.. actually this track gives me the idea to use harmonic minor.. and thats cool my friend 🙏
Wow, that's pretty rare to find indeed. I just released a couple of tracks with only drums and bass so you can practice rhythm. Take a look at this one ruclips.net/video/lZNpz_2zBJE/видео.html
Bro!! Practice your rhythm to this!! Mix up the e chord, tha A and the B in different positions. Skynyrd had 3 geetars… only one to compete with here. Follow his lead. Make it your own. Own it!!!
I know most are probably soloing over the back tracks but I'd love to learn the rhythm parts on guitar. Does anyone have any good leads on learning cool grooves on the guitar(like this one).
Hey brother! What I usually do is listen to the guitarists I like the most, like Eric Clapton and SRV, and try to learn their licks by ear. Then I create something similar. It's a good starting point until you come up with your own ideas, and basically, everything they play is within the pentatonic scale, which makes the process easier.
Follow your nose bro.. play the E the A and the B in different positions.. chop it up how you like it. Make it yours. Skynyrd had 3 geetars all playing the same chords in different positions, only one guitar here to follow. Plenty of room for you!!
the hardest thing of improvising is finding things that sounds good. i mean, also knowing all pentatonic shape and how to use them togheter, you still cant just play a scale up and down. and what i play usually get boring in few seconds
Hey brother! The major seventh doesn’t fit well in these rock and blues harmonies because they always use chords with a minor seventh. Even when the chord doesn’t have a seventh, it’s implied that if it did, it would be a minor seventh. Try using the Mixolydian mode, as it will fit better, or the classic mix of major and minor pentatonics.
@@backingtrackscenter it’s a model of Leslie speaker: the initial video I thought I was replying to was one before yours where a guy had rigged a guitar up to his Leslie 125… 😃
Yeah man blues theory is actually surprisingly complicated for what it is, but short answer is that the blues and rock are inherently dark sounding genres. This is a blues rock kind of vibe, so even though the chords are major, it’s actually the best stylistic fit to play in a dark key, which is a minor key. Theres a whole theory rabbit hole as to why the minor key works better that you may find interest in, but at the end of the day the minor key is a safe bet for improvising. If you want to explore, you can branch off into more intricate territory like sprinkling in major, dorian, and chord tones that the guitar greats utilize once you’re comfortable with the minor key.
Basically if you want to sound bluesy, you'll play a minor scale over a major chord, if not, you'll play it straight, a major scale over a major chord.
Learn chord structure for major and minor triads! Play them in a key up and down the guitar neck. Play them with backing tracks in that key. Start slow, but play them a lot in different arrangements. Before long the guitar neck will make a lot of sense! But triads are the key to connecting the major and minor scale. Good luck!
It is E major. E minor is the vi of G. You can play a major pentatonic or a minor pentatonic over this. The reason minor pentatonic works over the Emaj is because it gives the #9 sound as opposed to m3rd. Also, A isn't in G major. Cheers!
@jamestoddguitar1433 if in g major a minor is the second tone called dorian. Most of the time when something is a minor key it will be the 6 of the major tonic 3 semitones up from a 6 is the tonic.
@@joebustos6413 what you said here is correct but not relevant to the key of the video. You could play an E Dorian over this whole track, but that is in a way a more flavourful E minor pentatonic, if used tastefully.
@@joebustos6413 if anything, the song is all V chords. The E is treated as a mixolydian 5 chord moving to the A, then the A becomes a mixolydian dominant sound, moving back to E. Then to B mixolydian and so forth.
@@backingtrackscenter and we can thake a Microphone, Guitar or a Bluesharp for a easy to play session and all people out there will be happy for this moment. Thats is the magic of a simply Blues
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Fantastic channel for guitar backing track lovers, Thanks dear friend I subscribed already
I could play along and noodle with this one forever. Definitely in my wheelhouse. This one is going to the top of the 5 star backing track folder list.
Thanks my friend, it really means a lot!
You gotta go thru the blues in life to play the blues 😉
God bless my Blues Brothers out there.💪♥️
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that's true brother!
Got the geezer pumped ya’ll. Jamming on my ‘65 Strat through the Dumble with a touch of crunch yeah!!!!
Wow! Nice rig... It can't get any better 🤘
Best track ever !!! Try E mixolydian over it !!!
Thanks my friend!
What a fun track, I don't leave a bunch of comments, but that was just downright fun to play along wth
Great job
Thanks brother 🤘 🤘 🤘
Thanks!
Wow! Thank you very much my friend! :)
This is very very cool keep um coming 👍😎 I am playing my Schecter along with this and it sounds fantastic.
Thanks for watching my friend 🤘
great backing track.. i just learning some scales . but couldnt remember any . so still noodling everywhere.. actually this track gives me the idea to use harmonic minor.. and thats cool my friend 🙏
Thanks brother, happy to help!
Great stuff! Oddly enough i wish there were tracks with lead only so i can practice rhythm. Pretty rare find.😂
Wow, that's pretty rare to find indeed. I just released a couple of tracks with only drums and bass so you can practice rhythm. Take a look at this one ruclips.net/video/lZNpz_2zBJE/видео.html
@@backingtrackscenter awesome!
Bro!! Practice your rhythm to this!! Mix up the e chord, tha A and the B in different positions. Skynyrd had 3 geetars… only one to compete with here. Follow his lead. Make it your own. Own it!!!
I know most are probably soloing over the back tracks but I'd love to learn the rhythm parts on guitar. Does anyone have any good leads on learning cool grooves on the guitar(like this one).
yep, play the rhythm over these tracks instead of the lead!
Hey brother! What I usually do is listen to the guitarists I like the most, like Eric Clapton and SRV, and try to learn their licks by ear. Then I create something similar. It's a good starting point until you come up with your own ideas, and basically, everything they play is within the pentatonic scale, which makes the process easier.
rhythm is the foundation to everything good on guitar plyaing :)
@@backingtrackscenter Thanks for the reply! I've been watching Guthrie Trapp and Jack Ruch for a while. I'm learning lots. Your tracks are great!
Follow your nose bro.. play the E the A and the B in different positions.. chop it up how you like it. Make it yours. Skynyrd had 3 geetars all playing the same chords in different positions, only one guitar here to follow. Plenty of room for you!!
Writing some vocals and blues harp to this right now! Well done!
Thanks brother 🤘 🤘 🤘
Hit a big breakthrough with this. 🤘
Wow happy to hear that my friend 🤘
Very awesome track....thank you posting 2thumbs up
Thanks! 🤘 🤘
the hardest thing of improvising is finding things that sounds good. i mean, also knowing all pentatonic shape and how to use them togheter, you still cant just play a scale up and down. and what i play usually get boring in few seconds
Try to follow the chord changes, highlight the root notes, add the blue note... That will bring a lot of sparks to your licks.
Oh hell yeah, this is the stuff I need! Absolutely brilliant fun to play along with!
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Thanks brother 🤘 🤘 🤘
Amazing tele love the colors!!!
Thanks my friend!
Very distinctive!
Original!
Impressive!
thank my friend, it really means a lot! 🤘
Great track.
Thanks Doc! 🤘
I cant get the major 7 to work very well here. E dorian works better. Is there something im missing?
Hey brother!
The major seventh doesn’t fit well in these rock and blues harmonies because they always use chords with a minor seventh. Even when the chord doesn’t have a seventh, it’s implied that if it did, it would be a minor seventh. Try using the Mixolydian mode, as it will fit better, or the classic mix of major and minor pentatonics.
Love this one. Thanks my friend.
Thanks for watching my friend!🤘 🤘
This is the best thing that i ever heard can i use it 😊 i will give you the credits bye
Thank you so much! It means a lot to hear that. Feel free to use it, and the credits will be much appreciated. 😊
Absolutely fantastic have a wonderful weekend ❤😊
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Это очень круто! Большое спасибо!!!
Thanks my friend! 🤘
Fonky, gotz tuh have it Fonky!!!!!!
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My timing is lacking this helps me on that.
Happy to hear that my friend!
Waaah. Mazing guitar track!❤❤❤ Love it!
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Is this ok if I use this to record a solo over
Be my guest brother 🤘🎄
THAT was fun!
happy to hear it! 🤘🤘🤘
Gem of a track Subbed!
Thanks brother 🤘
Nice demo! How are you plugging the guitar into the 125? I also have one (hooked up with an L101 Hammond, but I’d love to use it with my guitars.
hey brother! what's an 125? I'm using guitar pro fot the guitar tones. 😅
@@backingtrackscenter sorry, commented on the wrong video!
@@AuthenticBeatlesSongs 😂 😂 😂 and that's how I'll never know what an 125 is....
@@backingtrackscenter it’s a model of Leslie speaker: the initial video I thought I was replying to was one before yours where a guy had rigged a guitar up to his Leslie 125… 😃
thanks brother! :)
Sounding good!
Thanks brother!
killer groove, lots of fun thanks
thanks 🤘 🤘 🤘
Thank you 🤘🔥😎
Thanks for watching 🤘
Nice
Thanks for watching!
what is the a7(9) chord, is it a a7 or a a9
Hey! It's a 7th chord with a 9th add to it.
@@backingtrackscenter aka Amaj7add9
it's the minor 7th, Am7add9 :)
Its an a7 chord with an added B note
Dominant 7, not maj7@@1robertcourtney
wooooooooooooooooooooooooow!
😂😂😂 thanks for watching!
Strange Brew in the key of E 😆...old hippie chick here...
Here we play in keys other than A :) :) :) LOL
YES!! I knew it sounded familiar but I couldn't quite figure it out good call
@@backingtrackscenter You can play the backing track in any key you want. I'll just follow along singing a song, side by side.
Most confusing thing about improv is knowing what to play. Like why can I play minor in a major key? I gotta stop noodling and learn music theory
Yeah man blues theory is actually surprisingly complicated for what it is, but short answer is that the blues and rock are inherently dark sounding genres. This is a blues rock kind of vibe, so even though the chords are major, it’s actually the best stylistic fit to play in a dark key, which is a minor key.
Theres a whole theory rabbit hole as to why the minor key works better that you may find interest in, but at the end of the day the minor key is a safe bet for improvising. If you want to explore, you can branch off into more intricate territory like sprinkling in major, dorian, and chord tones that the guitar greats utilize once you’re comfortable with the minor key.
that's perfect!
Basically if you want to sound bluesy, you'll play a minor scale over a major chord, if not, you'll play it straight, a major scale over a major chord.
Learn chord structure for major and minor triads! Play them in a key up and down the guitar neck. Play them with backing tracks in that key. Start slow, but play them a lot in different arrangements. Before long the guitar neck will make a lot of sense! But triads are the key to connecting the major and minor scale. Good luck!
Check Out Everglades rhythm.Darren is an excellent instructor.
Just Bust a Move.
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Um diesen urtypischen Blues-Rhythmus zu spielen benötigt selbst jeder Gitarrenanfänger keine Anleitung !!!
Vielen Dank fürs Anschauen des Kanals!
This is not e major. It's in g major and e is the 6
It is E major. E minor is the vi of G. You can play a major pentatonic or a minor pentatonic over this. The reason minor pentatonic works over the Emaj is because it gives the #9 sound as opposed to m3rd. Also, A isn't in G major. Cheers!
@jamestoddguitar1433 if in g major a minor is the second tone called dorian. Most of the time when something is a minor key it will be the 6 of the major tonic 3 semitones up from a 6 is the tonic.
@@joebustos6413 what you said here is correct but not relevant to the key of the video. You could play an E Dorian over this whole track, but that is in a way a more flavourful E minor pentatonic, if used tastefully.
@@joebustos6413 if anything, the song is all V chords. The E is treated as a mixolydian 5 chord moving to the A, then the A becomes a mixolydian dominant sound, moving back to E. Then to B mixolydian and so forth.
@@jamestoddguitar1433 I will jam to the track again and test your input.
I know at least 20 song who sound like this lol
Me too lol 😂😂😂
@@backingtrackscenterThis is blues lol😅
and that's what we love about it LOL
@@backingtrackscenter and we can thake a Microphone, Guitar or a Bluesharp for a easy to play session and all people out there will be happy for this moment.
Thats is the magic of a simply Blues
I immediately thought of possum kingdom by the toadies.