Funky Soul Guitar Backing Track in D minor

Funky Soul Guitar Backing Track in D minor (SJT-010-3)
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Hello.
This time I have changed the key of the previous track.
The video at the beginning of the channel doesn't have a video of the chord change, so I will re-post it little by little.
I made it with a funky rhythm and soulful chord changes in mind. Please try to play your own solo.
Enjoy!
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■ About the Channel
Hello.
This video is a backing track I made for guitar improvisation.
Please use it for your guitar practice.
I made this backing track with the aim of making it more realistic, for example, by daring to make the rhythm stagger.
I am sure you will be able to transition to the actual jamming without any discomfort.
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I hope you'll write me a comment too.
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[@lucrajamtracks]

Awesome! Thanks for making these tracks.

[@taniavoisin5922]

Hello, just a quick stop by to say thank you. Tania

[@SteveSpears-Kuhlah]

Thanks. I love the staccato stuff. 👌🤘😎🔥

[@carlospellot2426]

Very nice. Interesting changes. Thanks!! ❤

[@petruki]

Awesome! Loved this progression. Sub+ 🚀

[@SamuraiJamTracks]

Oh! Thanks for subscribing!

[@yzimsx]

Nice, thanks! I especially like the Ab dim7 chord. I suck at playing over dim7 chords on the guitar, in cases when they're not in the role of an obvious dominant or secondary dominant. On keyboards I can do it, but getting it under control on the guitar fretboard is still on my to-do list.

[@ginomandarino]

hey cool

[@King-kg7zi]

Fucking great stuff mate