C Minor 2-5-1 Jazz Practice Backing Track (Medium Swing)
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- Опубліковано 25 чер 2014
- 🎼 TABS, SCALE MAPS + LESSONS 👉 / quistjam Here's a head-bopping medium swing jazz practice backing track for improvising on the classic minor 2-5-1 progression - in C Minor.
Check out this awesome jazz guitar lesson by Matt Warnock, which features 5 cool Altered scale licks in Cm: goo.gl/BfvJM2
And here's a Jazz blues in A minor you can try out as well: goo.gl/WJGMcj Please SHARE... HAPPY JAMMING!
Chord progression:
II: Dmin7b5 I G7 I Cmin7 I Cmin7 :II
On the track, you will hear extensions of these chords - as is common in jazz of course :)
Scale suggestions:
C minor scale - C D Eb F G Ab Bb (C)
(Dmin7b5 chords and Cmin7 chords)
C harmonic minor scale - C D Eb F G Ab B (C)
(G7 chords)
Basic arpeggios:
Dmin7b5 arpeggio = D F Ab C
G7 arpeggio = G B D F
Cm7 arpeggio = C Eb G Bb
Next up, try out some more advanced colours on the dominant chord (G7) by treating it as an altered chord and using the altered scale:
G altered scale - G Ab Bb B Db Eb F (G)
The altered scale is the mode which starts on the 7th step of the melodic minor scale, so in other words - the 7 notes of the G altered scale are the same as those of the Ab melodic minor scale :)
Here's a minor 2-5-1 lick you can try transposing to C minor (just shift it down two frets)
goo.gl/McUjFO
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And here's lots more free 2-5-1 jazz jam tracks
goo.gl/GD3K8s
And more Jazz Backing Tracks
goo.gl/QEUJRj
You can also check out videos from my coming album TRIGGER here
goo.gl/xiyuU0
And grab a free download on Soundcloud here
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Before every jam, you remind me I still need to practice so much.
who else just grooved hard on this
Been practicing on backing tracks like this one for years and... still practicing ! Can't thank you enough for such quality videos
Having a blast with these jam tracks. Thanks for posting. Very helpful for starting to work on jazz styles.
Nice shout out to Matt Warnock. I've learned lots from his videos.
Fantastic!! Love it!
Another great post many thanks. Remember you can also use the simple C minor pentatonic scale for solos.
Thanks. I'm fairly new to guitar soloing. This is fun. Good track.
Your tracks are the bomb!!! Thanks so much for posting!!!
Jim Smith Thank YOU - enjoy !!
Thanks for the tracks man. Really wish you had one like this in F minor. Love playing on your stuff man
purchase IReal pro, dial in your own practice progressions, and use its backing tracks...way to go..
yet another great track for practicing! thanks a lot and keep up the incredible work!
Thanks man, I will.....
Damn that was good. So fun. I love this guys work. Thumbs up
Excellent job ....And thanks for posting !!!!
Excellent Jazz DONE RIGHT!
Thank you Thank you
Thanks Grampz stillkickin - ENJOY :)
Awesome vamp, really good for both fluid and rhythmic improv.
nice to hear! Enjoy......
i absolutely love your playing, i wish you would record an album, id buy it and I don't buy anyones album.
Chris Robinson Thanks Chris :) Actually I will be releasing an album soon.. here are some of the tracks! ua-cam.com/video/jK__RKkbD6U/v-deo.html
absolutely amazing !!! hands down man ...your fabulous !!!!
Bobby Dhal Thank you... enjoy :)
Nice swing n lovely track
Great track and guitar playing too. Liked.
Thanks Gim Lub :) Have a great weekend...
Nice, top shelf man! Thanks!
Excellent AS ALWAYS. Many thanks
Is the general vamp Dm7flat5 to G7flat 9 to Cm9
Thanks!
cool! keep it up. tnx
so useful for singers to have this , please keep going and make more of these, thank you
+Zephyr Davi great to hear. For sure.. And any specific requests, just holla
yeah !!! i like your groove !!!! i want a long track in Eb minor !!!!
Love playing this as Bm7b5 Ealt7 Am9
Great..u r great
what kind of modes or chord voicings do you play typically over this?
Amazing 30 seconds-jam at the beginning, very powerful, well done :)
thanks! have fun!! :)
Thanks for these tracks! It's really fun to play my trumpet, sax and harmonica to!
jdog81590 great to hear!!!
I don't know if you already have, but it would be great if you could post one of these 13 minute long jazz backing tracks with call and response (obviously leaving the response part for us!).
Been jamming along with this on the piano, love it.
That's a really cool idea, which has been mentioned a few times now.... I will see when I can get to it, love the idea. Why specifically 13 minutes....???
Practice C Melodic Minor and have a nice day
Great track. I hear f minor, g7 and c min. Would this make it a 4-5-1 progression?
Can I use this as a sample in one of my songs?
Any recommendations for someone wanting to learn that type of lead guitar playing for jazz? (scales, styles, etc)?
start to listen to django rheinhardt and wes montgomery //// practice ALL majorscales, minorscales, chromaticscales, //// learn to read notes ////// take lessons if possible /// learn jazzlicks and transpose them (youtube) //// buy a book full of jazzlicks , there are different ones
What scale and technique were you soloing with at the start? I'm wanting to start playing a lot more jazz guitar, where should i start?
+Jude Corbet scale suggestions in the description my friend!
0:30
can you tell me what is the technique u play at the begin? i ve searching for the tutorial of that but cant never find T.T
+Keibee Votran He's just playing octaves, Wes Montgomery style. Looks a little more complicated when you're playing notes on the D and G strings because the octave is 3 frets away instead of 2 so you have to use your pinky.
Yeah "Wes."
:))
Any way we could get chords your playing. Thank you!!!!
Progression listed in the description, but do you mean the exact tab? I could put that on Patreon.com/QuistJam no problem :)
Oh man! My bad. I didn’t see em before I commented.
Love all your jams and your incredible playing.
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i love your tracks !!!! i want one in Eb minor !!!!
I'm sorry but in the description you have (G altered scale - G Ab Bb B Db Eb F (G), wouldn't the technical grammar be (G Ab Bb Cb Db Eb F (G), because you have Bb and B in there and they are the same notes but for grammatical purposes shouldn't it be Cb? I hate to be "that guy"
+tloadin1 My reasoning, which is very fallible, could be that it is from a modified locrian scale, but without the fourth scale degree and instead a raised third as well as the natural third. this is similar to something like the blues scale. 1-3-4-b5-5-etc.. But like i said, i could be very wrong here
whats the bpm
Justin Tatone 120
⚠️ **WARNING** ⚠️
Playing along with this track may lead to an acute case of the stank face.
PLAY AT YOUR OWN RISK
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