Smooth Groovy Blues Guitar Backing Track Jam in D

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[@JonathanReichert]

The chord changes are incorrect. In the second row it is G7 G7 D7 D7. Not : G7 G7 G7 G7

[@jamesgmusic]

It’s in D

[@ruculeishon]

It's on C bro. On D, you'll just be able to use a few scales and the D Major scale won't fit. Search for the C Major scale if you don't know it, play over the backingtrack and you'll realice what I'm saying.

[@jamesgmusic]

@ the scale you use is irrelevant, this song is D.

[@ruculeishon]

Hi! Loved the backing track, but It's in C Major. Have a good one!

[@JamTracksChannel]

It's a Blues in D 😉

[@ruculeishon]

​@@JamTracksChannel So it's not on C major? A blues in D? Never heard of that. So you play it in the wrong key and it sounds good fot you? I'm lost here. Or is it something special that you use as names in the USA where the blues is from? If it's on D how people figure out the major scale is the C Major? I hope you can answer me so I keep learning. Bye and thank you!

[@ruculeishon]

​@@ericmacho7452 no, it's on C.

[@georgeorwell7850]

@@ruculeishon Bro it's D, what are you talking about

[@ruculeishon]

@@georgeorwell7850 try playing the D Major scale over it. You won't be able. Then play over it the C major sclae, D Dorian, etc., and you'll realice.