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Spicy Blues Free Backing Track Link
Posted: Mon Dec 05, 2011 9:08 pm
by VikingBlues
Just thought I'd draw your attention to a free BT - 'Spicy Blues' on Guitar Playback.com
http://www.guitarplayback.com/free/spicy-blues-soup
There's a "click here to download the track" link about half way down that page.
I'd rather like to be able to play something like the demo below on it!
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Re: Spicy Blues Free Backing Track Link
Posted: Mon Dec 05, 2011 9:52 pm
by tytlblues
OK, VB........you gonna be first to throw down the gauntlet on this BT, it sounds fun!
Re: Spicy Blues Free Backing Track Link
Posted: Tue Dec 06, 2011 5:20 am
by StratLover2
If you didn't mind VB, I gave the BT a stab, hopefully I did it justice. I did not watch the demo of the person playing on it beforehand, purposefully, so that I would not get any preconceived notions of anything to imitate. The song's name for the BT came from the fact I had two Vinegar Chili's at work today amongst my lunch of an IN-N-Out burger, and while they were hot, the aftershock was amazing, I thought I was having heartburn!
I also downloaded one of the other free BT's from that site called "Happy Satch Mood", which I was thrilled about, as I am a big fan of Joe Satriani (talked to him twice online, actually. :), and saw him in concert live!), so I decided to include that in this post as well, my efforts on it.
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Re: Spicy Blues Free Backing Track Link
Posted: Tue Dec 06, 2011 8:22 pm
by VikingBlues
StratLover2 wrote:If you didn't mind VB, I gave the BT a stab, hopefully I did it justice.
No problem - I don't mind at all. I'm not finding much guitar time just now.
Fiery and sparky playing from you - must be those spiced up chillis.
tytlblues wrote:OK, VB........you gonna be first to throw down the gauntlet on this BT, it sounds fun!
See above ...... Might be a while before I get the chance. But I do enjoy David's backing tracks - well over 100 in my collecion last time I looked.
StratLover2 wrote:I did not watch the demo of the person playing on it beforehand, purposefully, so that I would not get any preconceived notions of anything to imitate.
It's not a bad idea to keep your mind free of other peoples ideas by doing this. Also in my case I might just avoid it as I'd be comparing my playing with somebody light years distant from me in playing skills. I guess he didn't get to be a national jazz contest winner at 22 without some prodigious talent.