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This is a short fast (220 bpm) rockabilly number in A. Bluesblast takes a 16 bar solo.
Do It Again - jam version of Steely Dan classic in E.
Blues Stomp in G - I really like this one
Kind of country rock, mid-tempo, key of G
This one's just a real old steady blues jam inspired by listening to the Eric Clapton album 'Me and Mr Johnson'. It's in G and works well for slide or harp players.
This is a blues standard - a mid-tempo shuffle in E at 128 bpm ; very traditional user friendly stuff.
Same jam, reprocessed into G for the harp players.
Another jam inspired by the same album. This time it's 'Red Hot' in the key of E. The chords are fairly complex so its a bit of a challenge playing over the changes.
If you like a real solid Chicago blues this one should work for you - its a fast mid-tempo, 130 bpm in the key of A.
This is a soul-funk jam in C Minor, based on the Isley's That Lady - you can jam along with a C blues scale.
Basic 12-bar boogie in A - quite fast at 160 bpm.
This is a rock number recorded as a one-take live performance so it has a real live feel - key of E, 90 bpm, just a solid heavy rocker.
This is a fast rock number in G min at 190 bpm. The chorus chords go Gmin, D, Bb, C.... I made this to practice the transition from straight solo playing to tapping.
This is a slow G minor blues based on Albert King's Nothing But The Blues. Watch out for the 2 bar hook Bb7, C7 going into the D chord - it adds up to a 14 bar cycle.
Version of the Roy Buchanan Sweet Dreams in G.
Sort of mid-tempo funky blues-rock, it's in A - 145 bpm.
Another mid-tempo funk-blues E.
This track is an attempt to recreate the feel of the long Voodoo Chile jam from Electric Ladyland. The tune is basically a 24 bar cycle, slow blues riff. Listen for the bass doing an upward run to marke the end of each 4 bar group and a drum fill of 1 bar that leads into the key change and the start of each 24 bar cycle. Key is D minor.
This is a kind of blues-rock, perhaps 60's style jam, kind of Animals-ish in A.
Swing-blues feel based on Van Morrison's Moondance in A.
Just a slow soulful jam in A minor
Second version of The Stumble, very fast at 160 bpm, again in E.
Pretty much a standard slow blues in A, 65 bpm
2 versions of a Cream style Crossroads Jam in E - version 1
First of 2 versions of The Stumble, this one fairly close in tempo to the original- key of E - 120 bpm - ish.
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