Blues Guitar Jam Tracks 17

FEATURES:

• Fifteen separate professionally recorded blues jam tracks, showcasing a diverse range of blues styles.
• Tracks are transposable into all 12 keys, enhancing versatility for the user.
• Adjustable tempos for each track offer a broad spectrum of speeds to suit various playing preferences.
• Included scales diagrams for pentatonic scales and arpeggios facilitate improvisation alongside the tracks.
• No advertisements or in-app purchases, ensuring an uninterrupted user experience.

This collection is designed to support guitarists of all levels in improving their improvisation skills and solo performance.

TRACK BY TRACK BREAKDOWN:

1. Driving Blues: 71bpm, swing rhythm. A quintessential blues shuffle featuring bass, guitar, and drums.
2. ZZ Blues: 140 bpm swing. Evokes the style of Billy Gibbons from ZZ Top with its smooth backing.
3. Texas Shuffle: 125 bpm swing. A gritty Texas blues shuffle reminiscent of Stevie Ray Vaughan, ideal for classic minor pentatonic licks.
4. Rocky Blues: 170 bpm straight. Fast-paced rock 'n' roll riffs complemented by Hammond organ, bass, and drums, reminiscent of Chuck Berry's sound.
5. Uptempo Blues: 168 bpm swing. This energetic jam pairs well with BB King-inspired licks.
6. Slow Blues: 57 bpm swing. A moody collaboration of B3 organ with guitar, bass, and drums creates an atmospheric track.
7. Rock Riff Blues: 120 bpm straight. An assertive blues track infused with rocky elements.
8. Leslie Blues: 38 bpm swing. Jazzy chords delivered through a Leslie speaker cabinet, providing a slow tempo ideal for soulful expression.
9. Bo Dee Blues: 110 bpm straight. Features the iconic Bo Diddley riff, essential to any blues repertoire.
10. Organ Blues: 68 bpm swing. Classic blues enriched by the sound of a Hammond organ.
11. Blues Stomp: 130 bpm straight. Features driving blues riffs that energize the player.
12. Slow Rock Blues: 68 bpm straight. Combines bluesy rock riffs to create a relaxed but engaging atmosphere.
13. Jazzy Blues: 100 bpm swing. Offers an old-school jazzy blues feel that encourages improvisation.
14. Fast Change Texas: 125 bpm swing. A Texas blues piece with a rapid chord change in bar two adds complexity.
15. CDAC Riff Blues: 170 bpm straight. Features distinctive Australian riffing in a lively blues context.

This collection serves as an excellent starting point for beginners venturing into blues guitar improvisation, while also catering to advanced players who can utilize the provided scales and arpeggios to enhance their solos effectively by targeting chord tones.