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 one in “High Cost of Low Living by the Allman Brothers off the Hittin’ the Note album. If you haven’t checked out this album, then it is a must. I learned a lot about open e tuning slide guitar by practicing along to this album.
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Hi John!
Thanks for the free track. You did a great job with it. Keep up the great work!!!
Charly
I really like this. Really helps a lot.
Prayers coming your way John. My wife who is a massage therapist says you need to go to one, they can help you. Take from one she kept going in the ARmy for 22 years.
Thanks David!
I have a 1992 strat natural brown wood finish with a white pick guard and texas specials pickups.
I’ve change the frets for jumbos and have been pickup hunting now for over a month.
And I’ve finaly stumble on your cite through fender pickup pubs thank god I did .
You have done a great job on your strat and have inspire me to do the same
I’m at my 48 years of guitar playing and man people like you are realy worth while listening to if I see your cd in the store I’m buying it.
Merci (Thanks)
Hi John,
You’re doing a great service for all of us who love the Southern Rock groups and especially the Allman Brothers and the 4 great guitarist who played in it. I think a tab lesson with the slide solo of “The High Cost of Low Living” by Derek would be awesome. I really like the job that guy on youtube did using your backing track.