A free lesson from 30 Blues Jam Tracks Vol. 1

Q. What Next?

Hey, it's Jonathan. This is one lesson from the course. Watch it first. If the way I teach lands, you'll know.

I'm considering putting together another collection of jam tracks, and if you've got ideas, I'd love to hear them!

So here are my three questions for you:

  1. What key(s) do you prefer to jam in?
  2. What song(s) is your favorite that you just wish you had a jam track version of to play over? The more details the better, ie specific versions, title+band, or even a Youtube link would be great.
  3. If you'd like to see some tracks in another genre other than blues, which one would that be?

I will take your suggestions to heart, and see what I can do.

Please leave your suggestions in the comments area below.

Thanks in advance!

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