Hey,
Always looking for new backing tracks? just type “Jazz backing track” on Deezer and here is what you get.
A lot can also be found on YouTube, but you know all that.
and I guess we can find some others also on Spotify.
Cheers,
🙂
To be worked every days, in the dark :), extract from Joe Pass method: On Guitar
If you are looking  for top quality backing tracks, you can visit Bobby’s Backing Tracks or (BBT) . Except the prices, it is a good source  for all types of tunes.
Also for more backing tracks,  Coffee Break Grooves is another place to go for. You will find nice cool jazz stuffs.
Obviously, do not forget Minus One MMO
and of course Hal Leonard
and Jamey Aebersold, my favorite of all times
 Here are some of the most usual chord sequences used in jazz. You should transpose the basic harmony to all the keys and play along with the Midi Files |
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| Practice the exercises in a slow tempo at first and increase the speed gradually until you master them. 1 – index; 2 – middle; 3 – ring; 4 – small. |
from Guitar Solo
Here are some of the most usual chord sequences used in blues. You should transpose the basic harmony to all the keys and play along with the Midi Files
| The Generic Sequence |
Example |
Midi File |
| I – IV – I – I – IV – IV – I – I – V – IV – I – V |
C – F – C -C7 – F – F – C – C – G – F – C – G7 |
I |
| Im – Im – Im -Im – IVm -IVm – Im – Im – V7 – V7 – Im – Im |
Cm – Cm – Cm -Cm – Fm – Fm – Cm – Cm – G7 – G7 – Cm – Cm |
II |
| I7 – III7 – VIm7 – Vm7/I7 – IV7 -IV7 – I7/VII7 – bVII7/VI7 – V7 – IV7 – I7 – V7 |
C9 – E7#9 – Am7 – Gm7/C7 – F9 – F9 – C7/B7 – bB7/A7 – G7 – F7 – C7 – G7 |
III |
| I7 – IV – I – I7 – IV7 – IV7 – I7 – VI7 – IIm7 – V7 – I7 – V7 |
C7 – F – C – C7 – F9 – F9 – C7 – A7 – Dm7 – G7 – C7 – G7 |
IV |
| Im7 – IV7 – Im7 – IV7 – Im7 – IV7 – Im7 – IV7 – Im7/Im#7 – Im7/Im6 – bVI9 – V7#5 – Im7/Im#7 – Im7/Im6 – bVI9 – V7#5 |
Cm7 – F7 – Cm7 – F7 – C7 – F7 – C7 – F7 – Cm7/Cm#7 – Cm7/Cm6 – bA9 – G7#5 – Cm7/Cm#7 – Cm7/Cm6 – bA9 – G7#5 |
V |
| I7 – I7 – I7 – I7 – bIII7 – bIII7 – IV7 – IV7 – V7 – V7 – I7 – I7 |
C7 – C7 – C7 – C7 – bE7 – bE7 – F7 – F7 – G7 – G7 – C7 – C7 |
VI |
| I7#9 – V7 – I7 – I7 – IV7 – bVdim – I7 – I7 – II7 – V7 – I7/IV – I/V |
C7#9 – G7 – C7 – C7 – F7 – bGdim – C7 – C7 – D7 – G7 – C7/F – C/G |
VII |
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from Guitar Solo
by Robert Ridgeway, from wholeNote Guitar lesson.
then
and then
II-V-I Jazz exercice d’accords (inversions) for print
Download or listen to the mp3 background here
My today’s favorite backgroung concerns minor blues in Dm7 (Relative F Major), here is a nice sample. (from Cheap Trick – Gift)
Cheap Trick is an American rock band from Rockford, Illinois, formed in 1973. The band consists of Robin Zander (vocals, rhythm guitar), Rick Nielsen (lead guitar), Tom Petersson (bass guitar), and Bun E. Carlos (drums).
Practices for the II-V-I licks in 6 keys, A simple II-V-I Progression, starting in Dmaj7:
Em7 – A7b9 – DMaj7 – DMaj7
Dm7 – G7b9 – CMaj7 – CMaj7
Cm7 – F7b9 – BbMaj7 – BbMaj7
Bbm7 – Eb7b9 – AbMaj7 – AbMaj7
Abm7 – Db7b9 – GbMaj7 – GbMaj7
Gbm7 – B7b9 –  EMaj7 –  EMaj7
Practice your arpegio, in all keys from the right to the left , and from top to bottom! Â Here is that music sheet and the mp3 background.
Arpegio s Major (partition)
and the mp3 background
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