backing tracks

[rudge]

Hi all, i have found a site that may be know to some of you, its www.datamusic.org/ its free and i have now found a great new way for my practice, having just reached the tender age of 45 (physicaly) mental age around 20!! i was given my first MP3 player as a gift and put 50 or so of these jazz and blues backing tracks onto it, now, when im practicing i stick the earphones on and try to improvise to whatever comes up, it saves me keep going to the cd player, also, i find it great to just sit at work or wherever i am and make up tunes without disturbing anyone, it has helped me no end with my timing.

 

[suethesax]

Thanks for that link rudge - I hadn't come across it before but will cetainly make use of some tracks.

 

[frank_johnson]

Sue's sentiments from me too Rudge.
Frank

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Buffet-Crampon alto S1 (1977)
Lawson 6*B
No ligature necessary!!!
RSJ 2S

 

[Saxlicker]

Thanks Rudge