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• TheGarethJones Boston/ParisNew Altamira M20, Gitane D-370

  June 3 Posts: 127

  Here’s something to stir the pot. Jimmy Rosenberg playing with backing tracks. Obviously, he was going through a strange time in life and I wish him well. It’s interesting to hear what virtuosity with backing tracks gives.

  https://youtu.be/TV5b1nvMyDk?si=RQgYJ47aNOCqw_0Z
• Buco NOVA, DCDeity Ivanovski maple/spruce

  June 3 Posts: 6,009

  You're two pages too late my friend. It is an odd scene though, Jimmy Rosenberg couldn't find a pickup band for a gig?

  

  Every note wants to go somewhere-Kurt Rosenwinkel
• TheGarethJones Boston/ParisNew Altamira M20, Gitane D-370

  June 3 Posts: 127

  https://www.djangobooks.com/forum/discussion/comment/125506#Comment_125506

  I had a feeling this might be posted already but I hadn’t visited the thread in a while. My mistake!

  
• Buco NOVA, DCDeity Ivanovski maple/spruce

  June 8 Posts: 6,009

  You just need to play like Tim and no need for backing tracks

  https://youtu.be/O53Un09x_Ig?

  
  

  

  Every note wants to go somewhere-Kurt Rosenwinkel
• juanderer New ALD Original, Manouche Latcho Drom Djangology Koa, Caro y Topete AR 740 O

  July 25 Posts: 207

  Just wondering, does anyone do this? Yes, some do.

  
  

  I have a hankering to be outside playing guitar but GJ is hard without a band. Things can be hard until they aren't and then they can be hard again depending on various circumstances- like anything else in life.

  
  

  I am morally opposed to performing with backing tracks but I also think I should be out playing a lot more. Sounds like you have a self-imposed dilemma. Luckily, you are an adult and it's safe to assume that no third parties will be harmed (outside of maybe a hissy fit or a bit of cringe) by the decision you end up making.

  
• rarely_plays New

  July 25 Posts: 63

  https://youtu.be/TV5b1nvMyDk?is=wJkz_uRUaGderq1U

  This backing track sounds pretty good.