Hey guys, welcome to the GBU jam station. One of the best ways to develop soloing and improvising is to actually play along with jam tracks. We’ve provided a number of different tracks and grouped them by style, and hope they prove useful to you. Time to put those scales and riffs into action!
“Classic Rock”
tempo: 57bpm
key: C major
scales: C major, C mixolydian
“Good Ol’ Mississippi”
tempo: 92bpm
key: E Mixolydian
scales: E mixolydian, E major pentatonic, E minor pentatonic
“Rollin’ Rock”
tempo: 120bpm
key: C
scales: C minor pentatonic
“I’ve Watched Along”
tempo: 120bpm
key: C# minor
scales: C# minor pentatonic, C natural minor
“Spanish Magic”
tempo: 120bpm
key: A dorian
scales: A minor pentatonic, A dorian
“Republican Blues”
tempo: 100bpm
key: A
scales: A minor pentatonic, A mixolydian
“Fallin’ Out”
tempo: 84bpm
key: D
scales: D major
“San Francisco Sally”
tempo: 93bpm
key: E minor
scales: E minor pentatonic, E natural minor
“Slow Blues”
tempo: 90bpm
key: A
scales: A minor pentatonic, A major pentatonic
“Medium Blues”
tempo: 120bpm
key: A
scales: A minor pentatonic, A major pentatonic
“Fast Blues”
tempo: 150bpm
key: A
scales: A minor pentatonic, A major pentatonic
“Blues Rock”
tempo: 120bpm
key: A
scales: A minor pentatonic
“Slow Jazz”
tempo: 80bpm
key: A minor
scales: A natural minor
“Medium Jazz”
tempo: 100bpm
key: A minor
scales: A natural minor
“Fast Jazz”
tempo: 120bpm
key: A minor
scales: A natural minor
“Metallic Rocker”
tempo: 120bpm
key: E minor
scales: E minor, E blues scale
“Betray You”
tempo: 160bpm
key: D minor
scales: D minor, D phrygian
“Trivial Times”
tempo: 160bpm
key: D minor
scales: D minor, D phrygian