Jazz Guitar Backing Track 2 – 5 – 1 | C Major (Medium Swing)

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Originally posted by UCeBgX20_pGsrdCWqy14b__w at https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Mss0u20GmBo

Fantastic! This is the first time that a little instructional jazz piece for guitar provided here is simple, straightforward and actually makes logical sense !!

I'm flabbergasted ! And what makes it so bizarre, is that I have low grade MS, which after having a special MS stem cell treatment in Moscow in 2020, that although I am now disease free (the treatment only stops the progression of the disease), In my case, since my MS walking disability was treated relatively early, it has kept me walking, albeit nowhere near like before, but I feel fortunate that I am still mobile, albeit with the aid of a cane. In any case, one thing that the MS caused is stiffness in my hands, but worse in my left hand, which has really hampered my ability to play my guitar. Anf yhis happened just as I really started to come into my own re: playing jazz/,chord melody.

Anyway, I said all of this to put an exclamation mark on how euphoric I feel about how much sense this little exercise makes!

There are literally hundreds of thousands of jazz guitar instrùcþion guides available online, and quite a large part of them are free! That's great, unfortunatrlý however, 99.9,% of them maý as well be in a Chinese, because they are like trying to figure out how to fit a square peg into a triangle of the same size!

Nevertheless, this small jazz backing track for guitar, is rumple, because it makes total sense – and that's for s guy with stiff hands that have 75% less glexibilitý than before I got the MS! For the 1dt time in 46 years, I understand much more about the method to the madness behind jazz guitar improvisation. It's just minor breakthrough in the grand scheme if things, buy for me it feels like a giant leap really!

Thanks for your patience everyone. I had to share my joy that's all. These days any little bit of happiness feels totally great for a change.

27 thoughts on “Jazz Guitar Backing Track 2 – 5 – 1 | C Major (Medium Swing)”

@CounselingCoachDavid

at 8:07 am

Beautifully wonderful! Thank you!
@user-arararaaararararaa

at 8:07 am

영어 모고 할때 좋음 님들추천ㄱ
@olawuyidamilare-i6v

at 8:07 am

Great job
@olawuyidamilare-i6v

at 8:07 am

Good job brother
@edcolins5498

at 8:07 am

Just random seeking jazzy backing track with my Ibanez, and here it is, the photo of my actual guitar !
@aryankullu1221

at 8:07 am

1:56
@FenixAudiolibros

at 8:07 am

Thank you!!!
@George-rb6bv

at 8:07 am

Fantastic! This is the first time that a little instructional jazz piece for guitar provided here is simple, straightforward and actually makes logical sense !!

I'm flabbergasted ! And what makes it so bizarre, is that I have low grade MS, which after having a special MS stem cell treatment in Moscow in 2020, that although I am now disease free (the treatment only stops the progression of the disease), In my case, since my MS walking disability was treated relatively early, it has kept me walking, albeit nowhere near like before, but I feel fortunate that I am still mobile, albeit with the aid of a cane. In any case, one thing that the MS caused is stiffness in my hands, but worse in my left hand, which has really hampered my ability to play my guitar. Anf yhis happened just as I really started to come into my own re: playing jazz/,chord melody.

Anyway, I said all of this to put an exclamation mark on how euphoric I feel about how much sense this little exercise makes!

There are literally hundreds of thousands of jazz guitar instrùcþion guides available online, and quite a large part of them are free! That's great, unfortunatrlý however, 99.9,% of them maý as well be in a Chinese, because they are like trying to figure out how to fit a square peg into a triangle of the same size!

Nevertheless, this small jazz backing track for guitar, is rumple, because it makes total sense – and that's for s guy with stiff hands that have 75% less glexibilitý than before I got the MS! For the 1dt time in 46 years, I understand much more about the method to the madness behind jazz guitar improvisation. It's just minor breakthrough in the grand scheme if things, buy for me it feels like a giant leap really!

Thanks for your patience everyone. I had to share my joy that's all. These days any little bit of happiness feels totally great for a change.
@iridiumcaptain

at 8:07 am

This was ridiculoysly helpful
@carlito9727

at 8:07 am

Jammin on my bass, love the freedom of JAZZ!!!
@stevenabernethy1133

at 8:07 am

This is great .
I'm tuned to c# standard so found out the natural minor (aeolian mode) lands up on the 8th fret of the 6th /1st string .
Making Dorian starting on the first fret and Lydia on 4th fret. Very interesting and convenient to shift modes around to fit what you're jamming too . Cheers to all and happy new year 2025
@tead5864

at 8:07 am

run it at 2x speed and play literally anything
@rcelski3891

at 8:07 am

Welp, I'll stick to my day job
@Mustard_Seed_HTX

at 8:07 am

Love it love it love it. Feels so smooth coming down the fretboard
@charlieramonesbackingtrack8876

at 8:07 am

may I use these backing tracks for my videos?? ????
@TJLavinUnlimated

at 8:07 am

Just learned these chords and now have no clue how to play them to make it sound good lol! Time to learn strum
@daveedwards1257

at 8:07 am

I love this. I have edrums and looking for something different. I just remembered the swing thing ???? Will be back later to try guitar Bongo Dave – Good Happens / Love Shall Prevail ✌️????????????????????????????????????????????
@ThoreauBarret-q8t

at 8:07 am

Briana Valleys
@Engooms

at 8:07 am

This backing track is so incredibly fun to play along with
@m.vonhollen6673

at 8:07 am

Just play a C major scale over all 3 chords. Put emphasis on DFAC when it’s Dmin7, on GBDF when it’s G7, and CEGB when it’s Cmaj7. Use CDEFGABC.
@lcope9

at 8:07 am

First time ever (confidently) playing over a backing track. Super fun once I started getting the hang of where everything is ???? years of learning covers, time to start really PLAYING guitar
@NikosKatsikanis

at 8:07 am

what scale to use?
@carloseduardorojasmore7976

at 8:07 am

Amigos que recursos puedo usar para sacarle el jugo a este backintrack
@progosmento

at 8:07 am

That's was the funniest thing i ever done on guitar
@redsun4489

at 8:07 am

????????????????
@paulwj5324

at 8:07 am

Been jamming on this for an evening, wanted to try improvising on something easy and repetitive. (I'm just trying to start learning about music theory and soloing and whatnot) Anyway, would have settled for anything groovy with changes i wouldnt have to think about too much as an absolute novice. I've been thoroughly entertained so thanks for posting this. I've had a wild time trying to play by ear based on practically zero fundamentals. Eventually i did decide to zoom in on the scale diagram you provided and used that as a guide. At that point i was blown away, because just about anything using those notes sounded genius. Hopefully one day i get to the point where i understand why that is.
Point is that ive probably learned more from the time i spent on this video than from a hundred random tutorials .

And dude who is saying just olay random notes.. sure. But i think theres more to it than that!
@alikemalevren

at 8:07 am

Thanks alot ????????