Jazz Blues backing track in F

[@zaydaschneider7045]

Using it to practice my clarinet jazz solo! Super helpful!!!

[@datfrocovers1148]

Such a nice track to jam along with, on bass and keys :D

[@Xokzu]

So chill to listen to on a night like this ✌

[@sinyo4u]

Thanks...your backing tracks are awesome!

[@Esbenmad]

Guys, there are LOTS of variations on a jazz blues :-) Try to look up classic jazz blues songs and look up their chord changes. It all starts with the regular simple 12-bar blues and builds onto that. Check it out! :-)

[@mpalin11]

Having very much fun with this! Thank you!

[@Husterization]

Perfect for practicing! Thanks!

[@lazyeddie04]

After the Bb7 there should be a B diminished in the empty measure! It leads to the F7 with a C in the bass.

[@iainduncan1478]

Nice voicings on the comping. =)

[@SzymonSzanczuk]

Is the jazz blues not F7 / Bb7 / F7 / - / Bb7 / - / F7 / D7 / Gm7 / C7 / F7, D7 / Gm7, C7 / ?

[@Bassoonzone]

One part | | | | is how long? 4 or 7 ?

[@ironjohnson1]

This is for playing along with

[@missing3tips]

how do i find what the bas is walking on

[@Esbenmad]

+missing3tips I guess chordtones and chromatic steps up and down to chordtones. That is a very basic approach that works well for non-bass-players and I guess for bass-players as well :-)

[@markanthony2188]

"Bird Blues" FM | E 1\2 o A7 | D-7 G7 | C-7 F7 | BbM | Bb-7 | A-7 | Ab-7 | G-7 | C7 | A-7 D7 | G-7 C7 | This is real blues. Also: F7 | F7 | F7 | F7 | Bb7 | Bb7 | F7 | F7 | C7 | Bb7 | F7 | C7 | Basic Blues. And finally a modified basic Blues: F7 | Bb7 | F7 | C-7 F7 | Bb7 | Bo7 | F7 | A-7 D7 | G-7 C7 | Db-7 Gb7 | F7 D7 | G7 C7 |

[@lucasfrommelt8148]

There's tons of versions of f blues, not exactly a right or wrong way to do it. Plus it says it's A F BLUES, not THE f blues.

[@Xokzu]

If you're a real jazzer, it doesn't have to be JUST for playing along with.

[@promosaunclick1781]

hey ,if anyone else trying to find out blues jam track try Zamartar Simple Blues Remedy ( search on google ) ? Ive heard some interesting things about it and my brother in law got cool success with it.

[@jacktruskowski4617]

If you were a real jazzer you would be listening to some of the great jazz artists instead of a backing track. It's called a backing track for a reason.