Posts Tagged ‘Jam Tracks’

I am a sucker for a good funk groove in the key of E! The following jam track scratches that itch so well... Here are a few scale suggestions: Have fun! View Lesson

Hey, Mon! Have fun "jammin'" Jamaican-style over this Reggae Jam Track. This looping guitar jam track is in B minor, following the progression |Bm - - - |G - A - | Some cool scale choices: A clean, reverb-drenched guitar sound will serve this style well. Try using a touch of palm-muting for that staccato, "stucky", sound ... View Lesson

Rock music will live forever! I know this because it readily accepts other music styles and fuzes them together to create ever evolving rock hybrids. Jazz-Rock, Country-Rock, Blues-Rock, Rap-Rock. The list will keep evolving. This looping jam track in B minor takes techno/electronic music elements and fuses them with a rock feel. This jam track is taken off of my Jeff Beck Style lesson series. ... View Lesson

What? No 12-Bar Blues jam track on GuitarTeacher.com? No longer! In the oh-so-friendly key of E here is your prototype 12-Bar Blues Progression. With a shuffle feel, no less! You know what to do over this one. Or if you don't know what to do, you might want to order my Eric Clapton style lesson series. I promise to revisit this progression with some licks ... View Lesson

This has a feel reminiscent to the Miles Davis track "Jean Pierre". Great for open-ended, anything-goes jamming in E. It is basically a static E7 chord with some extensions thrown in for "jazziness". Here are a few scale suggestions: The F Diminished scale give you the E Half Step/Whole Step Diminished Scale which is gives some nice ... View Lesson

Did you ever have one of those days you just feel like ROCKIN??!! That is just about every day for me ;-) And I hope to make this one of those days for you with the following METAL GUITAR JAM TRACK!! The jam track pedals on the open 5th string A note while stabbing out a C major triad across strings 2, 3 and 4 at ... View Lesson

Today's post is a looping jam track with a feel reminiscent of rock-fusion pioneer Billy Cobham. It is in the key of B with a distinct minor/Dorian character. Try the following scales: ... View Lesson

Hey, six-stringers! In the change over to the new website format I know alot of the old content is now unavailable. I will repost old favorites as I can with plenty of new content to come!! Today's post is a looping jam track with a Santana flavor. You can play standard rock and blues licks but ... View Lesson