BLUES ROCK GUITAR BACKING TRACK G MINOR

This is a driving blues rock guitar backing track in G minor. Here is a link for the lesson that goes with this blues rock backing track. • NEVER TO OLD To Use Th... . You can use the G blues scale over the blues rock backing track. But there are many options to improvise Guitar over this jam track. 

[@rustysguitar1]

This backing track goes with the lesson. ua-cam.com/video/FaGmpSA2Dx4/v-deo.htmlsi=GyhrgzGFCBpGkqcA Rock on everyone.👍

[@cliftonjarvis8010]

Ready for another great lesson

[@rustysguitar1]

This is the backing track that goes with the lesson that will post at 10 AM central time this morning. I hope you check it out Clifton thanks buddy.👍

[@jimc6687]

Actually, a cool wicked slide guitar lead would fir best with this track, Rusty!! Jim C.

[@rustysguitar1]

You are so, right, Jim! I’m just not a very good slide player! But the lesson that goes with this backing track just posted. Check it out when you get a chance and let me know what you think! Always good to hear from you JC! Thanks.✌️

[@richarddrapper1887]

So good Rusty, another reason to grab my Telecaster 🙏🎸👍😉

[@rustysguitar1]

Cool, Richard! I hope you have fun with that telecaster this weekend! Talk to you soon buddy! Thanks 👍

[@BadassBrutusGuitar]

Great backing track Rusty!

[@rustysguitar1]

I appreciate that Bert! Thanks man ✌️

[@maxratio]

I love this backing track, not just for practice either… it just sounds great and doesn’t get in the way like some others. Thanks Rusty!! 👍🏻🙏🏻

[@rustysguitar1]

It has a nice easy-going vibe to it! I like listening to it myself! I appreciate the feedback and enjoy the rest of your weekend👍

[@gergemall]

Perfect lesson for me to learn the scales and practice using a pick.❤ many thanks. Keep on rockin. St Louis , Missouri. Minus three degrees and loving your videos ‘ thx for the tracks too. Bad Company @?

[@rustysguitar1]

Thanks, mate! It does have that bad company vibe! Thanks for watching👍

[@raulmanzoratte8065]

Awesome! Thank you!

[@rustysguitar1]

Thanks a lot for checking out the track😎

[@axelvincent4046]

yap love it. i use g dorian and it sounds great, thank you

[@rustysguitar1]

Yes, the G Dorian works very well! Thanks so much for checking out the video👍

[@Mr.Tubster]

Hello Rusty 🙂 This was absolutely great and I really enjoyed your nice music! Thanks for sharing, I think about learning bass guitar. Can I start with bass? 🙂 We can stay connected, all the best! Tubster

[@rustysguitar1]

Thanks for listening to the backing track 👍

[@gergemall]

Love you brother ❤

[@rustysguitar1]

Thanks Jon👍

[@gongfinger]

Cool 😎 sounds great! Love it 🎸

[@rustysguitar1]

Thanks for checking out the backing track! Did you check out the lesson that went with this track? Have a great weekend. Thanks.👍

[@wjewell63]

👍

[@rustysguitar1]

Cool! Thanks man 😎

[@TonyMcGreal]

Fantastic track Rusty👍👍🎸🎸

[@rustysguitar1]

Cool 😎 Thanks Tony👍

[@WhiteNacho]

Ready for love

[@rustysguitar1]

Thanks a lot for checking out the track my brother😎

[@tito.tarantula]

Great track, Rusty… but isn’t the Gm relative major actually Bb?

[@rustysguitar1]

Thanks Tito that’s correct however, we are using a C major chord here. Which technically makes this an F major key. Or G Dorian.

[@rustysguitar1]

But I don’t like to look at that way, because it’s complicated. That’s why I always just use the Pentatonic scale and add the notes of the chords. Have a great weekend buddy.👍

[@lovehategoddie]

Sounds like free or bad company, they made careers out of this stuff.

[@rustysguitar1]

I had that ready for love tune in mind when I made this track! I appreciate the comment and thanks for checking out the track👍

[@raulmanzoratte8065]

Did you ever have a band?

[@rustysguitar1]

Just some local bands in the 70s and 80s. It was fun for a while. Thanks for watching.👍