Slow Blues backing track in G minor & G Dorian

Crossover Blues backing track in G minor and G Dorian for electric guitar. Consists of Ambient and blues rock parts too! Enjoy playing along! The Chord progression is shown in the picture around the circle. Chords are written in the central yellow circle. in the white box the scales are written. At the bottom right there are 20 sections. Section ends after D7(#9) chord and the next one begins. Every section is shown by a red circle around it. Recorded in my home studio by FL Studio. Guitars and Keys are played by myself. Other instruments are VSTs. I will play solo on the last two parts.

[@tsmith235]

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[@TheBoxBand]

Thank you 💚

[@jayjackson4073]

I see what you are doing but did you call it blues when you never use the C# chord which makes the blues structure. It sounds good as a G minor progression.

[@TheBoxBand]

Blues harmony consist of I IV V in major and i iv and V in minor. C# does not exist is G minor blues progression. Cm does. But this is a dorian blues which uses C major instead. I don't know if it was the case.