Jazz Blues in F Backing Track

[@mee7351]

used this as my backing track for my audition, tysm

[@shaddow1000]

lot of fun to play over - thanks!

[@lejazz6938]

Nice bass!! 😎

[@nickdanger1259]

Thanks for the great background music! I will Subscribe.🙂

[@nicklofing8797]

Thank you so much! This is just what I need!

[@brianalbee4153]

Nice easy tempo thanks!

[@demian3610]

love this

[@JM-sb7gu]

Amusant ! Et swingy .

[@rzuczor3740]

Thanks, really helped out!

[@samuelmaylor6634]

What does the % sign mean

[@RiccardoTagliabue_guitartips]

% is a chart symbol for: repeat previous measure

[@samuelmaylor6634]

@@RiccardoTagliabue_guitartips thanks

[@casey1921]

tempo?

[@RiccardoTagliabue_guitartips]

118 bpm

[@JM-sb7gu]

Tempo misterioso !

[@aleksanderespenschied2220]

8th chord (D7) is not right, sounds minor or altered. Definitely not major.

[@RiccardoTagliabue_guitartips]

I think you are a little confused. First about the idea of "right chord" in jazz. Any chord can be replaced harmonically in order to create interest. In this case then they are II-V consecutive, which is widely used in jazz progressions. You are a little confused also about the meaning of "altered." An altered chord would still be a D7 (like the one I chose) with either the ninth or the fifth altered (or both).