Midweek Backing Track(s) - Your Choice 06.08.22

[Alan L Cole]

#3:

 

[ASATKat]

Thanks Alan, I've been laid up with food poisoning, but I'm here at a Starbucks uploading and it's wonderful California weather.

This is my first take, in fact it's the first time I've played in two weeks.

 

[NWinther]

Thanks...got three down...

 

[Mjark]

The second one. Thanks Alan. Great selection this week.

 

[clayville]

Late to the table as usual. I hope to get to a couple of others soon but since Alan kindly dragged one of mine back into the light I thought I'd give it a fast pass first. A bit of a clam fest late, but here's how I remembered hearing the tune:


And here's how I tackled it at the time - surprised to hear some simple-minded slide on it since I've never been a good slide player... but the link tells me this was my Gibson J-100 on the acoustic and my Nashville tele on slide, both tuned to Open G. Then, as now, lead is on my trusty CS-356.

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Thanks Alan!

 

[Len058]

Thanks again. Tested another approach. A load box/attenuator into the interface and a crappy speaker in a DIY isocab. Without attenuating the speaker, the amp can breathe.

 

[telekaster1999]

Thanks for the tracks.
#2

#4

 

[Alan L Cole]

The second one. Thanks Alan. Great selection this week.

That was absolutely beautiful, Mark!

 

[Mjark]

That was absolutely beautiful, Mark!

Thanks! I really tried to hold back this time.

 

[Alan L Cole]

And finally, #4, Clay's very nice backer:

 

[bullfrogblues]

#2, clams and all!!

 

[ASATKat]

Thanks Alan, I turned this into a G major 7th blues, it's just purdier that way.

101 North

 

[Len058]

Here's my take on #1:

I'm stealing and practising the standard licks out of this. EG 0:46, 1:26 & 1:37.

I liked this one very much. I was searching for stuff to add to the toolbox. Just some of the golden oldies in rock/bleus solo's. But I did't find lessons that did these. So I listen and try to figure it out myself, probably the best way.

Thanks again!