Slow & Sad Minor Blues Backing Track in E Minor | Blues Guitar Jam

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Jam over this slow blues jam track in E Minor. E Aeolian works best with this one! Play around with the dynamics between the A section and B section for a more expressive jam.

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17 окт 2024

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@touchwoodboatman 4 месяца назад

Never really messed with this scale before this was a blast. Thank you for the video it is a great backing track.

@Jam_Sphere 4 месяца назад

Thank you for the kind words! it's a good scale to learn.

@yzimsx 2 месяца назад

IMO, you should refrain from doing melodic single-note hits such as particularly with the piano here. It's supposed to be a backing track. When I try and play over this, the damn pianist wants to take the center spot and craps over my solo lines with his own melodies he must think are better than mine. And he doesn't even hear my lines and react accordingly with counter melodies or anything musical like that, he plays blindly according to his own ideas. Fire that pianist, man.

@Jam_Sphere 2 месяца назад

Thank you for the constructive criticism, I just fired him! On a serious note though: Yes, I will aim to keep things as sparse as possible with future tracks. It is something I've become increasingly aware of the more I make them. Less is more, you need to give the audience as much room as possible to play.

@yzimsx 2 месяца назад

@@Jam_Sphere I'm glad you understood my criticism. I consume a lot of backing tracks and I've made a few of my own, and I'm trying to learn what elements make a good backing track and what spoils the fun. If I'm making supporting tracks to a song with an existing melody, I can add melodic lines as a conversation with the main melody, but if it's a jam track, nobody knows what the soloist will play.