Slow Blues in A w/vox
September 15, 2015
Practice along with this slow blues in A with vocals from my buddy Clarence.
Free Blues Backing Tracks
Albert King Style Backing Track
July 5, 2014
Here’s an Albert King style backing track similar to Blues Power in the key of G. I think this track is a lot of fun to jam to, and I tried to really bring the dynamics out with this track to simulate playing with a real band.
Allman Brothers Style Backing Track in C
May 31, 2013
Practice your blues and slide guitar licks over this Allman Brothers style backing track in the key of C. This jam is similar to the
Warren Haynes Style Funky Track in C
February 18, 2013
Practice playing over this Funky style rock track in the key of C.
Someday After A While Style Clapton Backing Track
November 19, 2012
Practice playing some licks over this Clapton style backing track in the key of D.
Funky Blues Backing Track in C#
April 6, 2012
Practice your blues guitar licks over this Funky Blues Backing Track in the Key of C#
Blues Backing Track in E
November 26, 2011
Practice your blues licks with this High Quality Shuffle Backing Track in the key of E. You can play many different styles of blues over
Country Blues Backing Track in G
September 23, 2011
Check out this Country Blues Backing Track in G. It’s kind of a Georgia Satellites sounding tune with a good foot-stompin’ blues boogie. Sounds really
Allman Brothers Backing Track in B
July 20, 2011
Practice your licks with this Ain’t Wastin Time style Allman Brothers Backing track in the Key of B. This track sounds really good when playing
Thrill is Gone Style Backing Track
February 28, 2011
Practice your BB King licks with this Free blues backing track in the key of Bm.
Free Funky Backing Track in E
February 7, 2011
Practice along to this funky blues backing track in E. You can use many different styles of blues to jam over this track. Try using
Free Shuffle Blues Backing Track in A
January 21, 2011
Practice your blues guitar licks with this Free blues backing track. This is similar to a BB King style groove. Try to mix the major and minor scales together to create a vintage blues guitar sound.