C Major Jam Track

• Monday, May 18, 2009, 11:35
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Sometimes life gets a little crazy. Too many places to go. Too many emails to respond too. Too many G13b9b5 chords!

It’s at times like these you just want to sit back, relax and jam to a nice diatonic progression in C major using simple triads. Like the following jam track:

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This track is actually great for working on triad forms and chord tone targeting, something that has come up recently in a couple of my online private guitar lessons. I will elaborate more on these concepts in some upcoming posts. Until then, try these suggested scale patterns:

As always, have fun!

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3 Comments on “C Major Jam Track”

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  Savannah wrote on 21 July, 2009, 5:37

  wow!!! thanks! really helpful. could you make more of these???? now i know how people make up lead parts. wow i feel sooo stupid for not figuring that out!!!!
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  Storm wrote on 22 July, 2009, 8:28

  @Savannah – I have almost 30 free jam tracks on this site for you to check out: http://guitarteacher.com/category/jamtracks/. Most are similar to this lesson, including scale suggestions, etc. And more to come to be sure. Thanks for the feedback!
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  Alex W wrote on 22 March, 2012, 22:57

  just a quick hey and thank you for this. just what my teacher wanted me working with to improve my C maj knowledge!

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