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Manouche club - play along on youtube
Hello friends!
Here are some new playbacks in jazz manouche style for your use. You are welcome to join us:
Manouche club Youtube
The backing tracks are recorded in stereo so you can easily switch between the channels. The guitar is in the right channel and the double bass is in the left.
If you would like any particular backing track to appear on our channel feel free to contact us and we will try to help you.
mc@djangoband.com
Here are some new playbacks in jazz manouche style for your use. You are welcome to join us:
Manouche club Youtube
The backing tracks are recorded in stereo so you can easily switch between the channels. The guitar is in the right channel and the double bass is in the left.
If you would like any particular backing track to appear on our channel feel free to contact us and we will try to help you.
mc@djangoband.com
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youtube.com/watch?v=X2r_HGVurng
maybe you can go in and loop some choruses and make them 5-8 min long?
We will think of making some new ones longer. But you can always push the repeat button
I also believe short tracks may help you to concentrate on the idea itself, on a couple of choruses (as Django often played) and to think of the whole solo "what to start with - what to end with".