New Jam Tracks For Penatonic Scales Book:

Hey folks, how ya'll doin'?

Hope you're doing well. I made a trip to see the doctor today. I had a physical. And the news was NOT good.

I'm basically 40lbs overweight, my cholesterol is too high, blood pressure is up and I'm borderline diabetic! But other than that, I'm in great shape! Sheesh.

I guess that's what I get for eating all that lovely southern food like buttery grits, fried steak, and turnip greens with smoked, ham-hock for over thirty years. From now on it's going to be rice-cakes and celery. Yummy. Oh well...

Anyway, I was thinking that it would be pretty cool to have some jam tracks to practice your
soloing skills. So I recorded several rhythm tracks to go along with the "How To Solo Pentatonic Scale Book" that I gave you.

How To Download The Jam Tracks:

Right-Click on the link below and choose, "Save Target As..." (or "Save Link As..." if you're using FireFox). This will save the "jamtracks_pentatonic.zip" file to your hard drive. After the file is fully downloaded, double click it. Then choose "Extract all files" from the left side of the screen and follow the instructions. These files are .mp3's so they'll play using any software that can play an mp3 file. (If you're using a Mac, you probably know what to do. But I think you'll need a program called, "StuffIt" to open the zip file.)

Here's The Link:

Download The Jam Tracks Here

Now, I'm not a recording guru. So, the quality of the tracks are not exactly "studio" quality. But, they will get the job done: providing you with a rhythm track to solo over.

Instructions For Using The Jam Tracks:

I've named each jam track by giving you a the pentatonic scale you should use. For example, one of the files is called, "b_blues_pentatonic.mp3." So, you should use the "B Blues Pentatonic" scale over that jam track. Easy enough?

In the B Blues Pentatonic scale, "B" is the root note. This means that you would start on B (7th fret, 6th string). Now, obviously you'll need to know where "B" is on the fretboard in order to know how to play the B Pentatonic Scale. So, if you need help with the notes on the fretboard, there's a cool, free website called http://www.visualguitar.com/.

Use the e-book "How To Solo With Pentatonic Scales" to find the right scale-pattern to use.

Please let me know if you find these jam tracks helpful by posting your comments and questions below (look for the blue "Post Comment" link below).

Also, if anybody has any recording tips for me, I'm all ears. Just post your comments below.

Take care and all the best!


Cheers,


Dan Denley

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