Subject: [Harp-L] Jam Tracks - where to find?

[EGS1217@xxxxxxx]

You didn't specify what genre? Purely blues?  
 
My own focus right now is mainly Jazz and R&B, with some Rock and  Pop 
'backing tracks' thrown in for good measure.  I've bought quite a few  varied 
Book/CD (Hal Leonard)(Jamey Aebersold) combos from  a couple of  different sources.  
Musician's Friend was one...there are a few others  online. Just type in 
"book/cd playalongs"...and what comes up is similar to  this:  (I narrowed it down 
further to: Jazz/blues and tenor sax since  that's the instrument I focus on 
primarily).
 
_http://www.allmusicmethods.com/product_cart.aspx_ 
(http://www.allmusicmethods.com/product_cart.aspx) 
 
you can delve further into each of these sites:  narrow the search  down by 
'voice' or instrument - most of the CD's have two versions of each of  the 
(roughly) ten or so songs; one with the 'lead' and the 2nd without (for you  to 
play over).  
 
Elizabeth
 
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Date: Thu, 12 Jun 2008 22:32:58 -0400
From: Blunt White  <playharp@xxxxxxxxxxx>
Subject: [Harp-L] Jam Tracks - where to  find?
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Looking for some tasty tracks.  Need  recommendations.

Thank you




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