David Gilmour style Slow Blues in B minor | 63 bpm | Guitar Backing Track

[@vinijenyns3938]

Excellent work man, had a lot of fun playing with this

[@MJsBackingTracks]

Thanks, great stuff! 👍🎶

[@bluesdawg8014]

I like the ring of the Bm6 opens it up. Thanks enjoyable to play over Los Angeles

[@MJsBackingTracks]

Thanks! 👍😊🎵

[@robertclarkguitar]

Smooth and full of wonder. Beautiful.

[@MJsBackingTracks]

Thanks! 😀🎵👍

[@Mr.devol_]

Really really likes this. Felt amazing.

[@MJsBackingTracks]

Great stuff, enjoy! 😀👍🎵🎸

[@patrickian8843]

I really like this.

[@MJsBackingTracks]

Great stuff, enjoy!

[@MrEstpas71]

Very....very nice!!!

[@MJsBackingTracks]

Thanks, enjoy!

[@MrEstpas71]

@@MJsBackingTracks Already did. Thanks mate, excellent backing👍🏻

[@MJsBackingTracks]

Thanks again! I'm really glad that you like it! 👍😀

[@AlaskanRockstar]

Great Jam 🤟

[@MJsBackingTracks]

Thanks! 👍🎵

[@fishymalone]

👍THX!!

[@MJsBackingTracks]

👍😊🎵

[@ryanmarc1853]

This is gorgeous, a perfect track to noodle with mediocrity over, thanks MJ's Backing Tracks!

[@MJsBackingTracks]

Thanks! I'm glad you like it! 👍🎵

[@gorimus]

Nice. In my view, it might be misleading to say E Dorian over Em6 unless you are suggesting changing the key from B to E, which is highly unlikely in such a short span. It is better to describe it as B minor/B Dorian scales plus targeting the G note, which is in neither scale but is there in Em chord.

[@MJsBackingTracks]

Thanks! Good point, E Dorian and B minor scale is the same thing. But it highlights note C#, that is the spice on Em6.

[@Arsenerevanci]

La classe ✌️

[@MJsBackingTracks]

😀👍🎶