Made For Wesley (160 bpm) : Gypsy jazz Backing track / Jazz manouche

[@MrSigi1990]

Best channel for these tracks! Keep them coming

[@alexguitare7148]

Salut et merci pour ce playback et pour les autres aussi j utilise tes playbacks depuis un moment et ils sont top !

[@paulmassiot9221]

Merci beaucoup Martin Jimmy est un dieu

[@waveyan]

very nice backing track! Can you also make one for the days of wine and roses?

[@guitareimprovisation]

Yes ! It's coming ! (In jazz style, not gypsy jazz though)

[@waveyan]

@@guitareimprovisation yes, in gypsy would be wierd

[@sansculottes1552]

Great as always! Best Playbacks on the web! F#7/G has the same tones as Gdim? Or is the f# sounding explicetly? Thanks!

[@guitareimprovisation]

Thanks a lot !! Great question, I wrote this F#7/G on purpose. It's the G° chord that's played, but here it suggests the V of the V, and in that case I prefer this notation :-)

[@sansculottes1552]

@@guitareimprovisation Thanks!

[@rickspence979]

@@guitareimprovisation Hey man - can you explain that again, please! You are saying to play a G Dim...got it - I don't see how the F# relates. Also, can you tell me what you mean by "Old Django style" I've seen in your videos - do you mean playing the upstroke in la pompe?

[@johnnyfrisco5354]

@@rickspence979 hi... F#7 = f# a# c# e G dim = g a# c# e The F#7 is common going to B7 in key E minor... Not sure of the explanation or G dim or F#7/G? a#. c#. e. are common to both chords F#7 and Gdim.

[@benwinstanleymusic]

Very nice!

[@Bowwylad]

Merci!

[@christiankraut6554]

That's almost too easy (;-)) Thanks!

[@iantrotter9636]

I like it !

[@rickspence979]

That F#7/G is a GDim right? Therefore BbDim and C#Dim - I like the C#Dim there.

[@MrSigi1990]

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[@guitareimprovisation]

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