Backing Tracks Looking for professional jazz standard backing tracks

[Nuvogue Jazz]

Hi, I’m looking pro standard backing tracks, covering jazz standards and contemporary jazz.

Thank you

 

[nigeld]

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cafesaxophone.com

 

[Colin the Bear]

Band in a box. Do your own.

 

[rhysonsax]

This general topic has been discussed several times before on the forum. If you use the search function looking for threads with "backing" in the title you should find lots of useful stuff.

Here is one good old thread on that topic: Backing Tracks - A collection of legal backing track sources

Good luck

Rhys

 

[Ballymenaboy]

Jazzbacks

 

[Nuvogue Jazz]

Thanks, just listen to some of the tracks and they are very good, thanks again

 

[Bobsterz]

StandardsTrax.com is my favorite, because the pianist has excellent taste. Mostly piano, combos. And the price is right if you want good resolution and musicianship. I also like KaraokeVersion.com where you can get stems. Also very affordable.

 

[Ballymenaboy]

For me Jazzbacks is great as you get lead sheets with the mp3 file for say alto, tenor, bass etc

 

[jbtsax]

You might want to check out the "Music Minus One" saxophone books on Amazon.

 

[Bobsterz]

While we're at it, I joined MuseScore.com and often find a chart for a song I'm learning. AND you can download and transpose it to the right key, then save as a PDF. What a life saver! And it's not too hard to learn, though there are a few tricks that may seem elusive. Fortunately, the forum has discussions on the how-to for these. Also, I like to create my own practice sheets for patterns that I want to play more fluidly such as with pentatonics.