12 Minor Keys Jam Track
Changing keys is a challenge presented by jazz and jazz-rock styles. Today’s jam track exercises your key-changing prowess.
It back-cycles through the Circle of 5ths every 2 bars through all 12 keys. A great way to workout your ear and all those scale patterns you’re learning on GuitarTeacher.com!
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Metal Guitar Jam Track
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 the 5th fret. The resulting Am7 tonality is truly METAL! Try any or all of the following minor tonality scales.
Now pick up that six-string and bash those frets into whimpering submission!
If you have questions, try my new message forum. It’s a beta test of my “Ask the Teacher” service. Have fun.
Storm Stenvold
GuitarTeacher.com
Rock Fusion Guitar Jam Track
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:
I will post a related lesson to this track soon. Until then, have fun!
Storm Stenvold
GuitarTeacher.com
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