Southern Rock BACKING TRACK in A | 80 BPM | A G D A | Guitar Backing Track

[@benjaminifraimov5190]

I love how you can mix A Major and minor here and get a cool sound

[@jameswalkerarrowviewms3829]

Well, sort of. You can use C natural as a passing tone. This is actually in the key of D. The Dmajor scale works and so does A Mixolydian which is just the D major scale starting on D.

[@predraggajic5664]

@@jameswalkerarrowviewms3829 right

[@DrSoda.]

All your videos are helpful and I use them all the time, thank you. God bless. Jesus loves you!

[@jeremybenson3550]

Love those Southern rock tracks.

[@t-guitar]

Thanks buddy 🙏

[@bloozman]

Dear Rusty, my life is out of control, and I needed something to calm me down. Thank you so much. 🎸😊

[@the.micronema]

As usual, your backing track are always wonderfull ❤

[@t-guitar]

Thanks, I really appreciate it!😊🙏

[@moringranum]

My harmonica fly, Thank you!

[@benlenderts]

I love this track so much, and I love the music track videos you post! I have a suggestion: In your next backing track video, make the chord progressions Ab-Gb-Bbm-Db, (Key: Ab Mixolydian / Db Major).

[@LucidDrill]

Great stuff love this style

[@paulbillingham6769]

This is a great track if you are trying to get your head around modes, and treat the chords as a D major progression. There are so many note choices and perspectives available in these type of progressions.

[@oldskoolpiledriver]

👍👍👍👍👍👍

[@ernezzwagner9757]

❤

[@matthewgrieder6094]

Sounds a lot like “Oh! Sweet Nuthin’!” by the Velvet Underground.

[@holboroman]

Dear Mr Fantasy, also!

[@mitchperry73]

Sympathy for the Devil

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