E Dorian Fusion Style - Backing Track Play Along (DP's Backing Tracks Series)

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• improvisation
• improvising
• backing
• tracks
• modal
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• chords
• changes
• progressions
• play
• along
• scales
• modes
• backing tracks for guitar

[spooner1957]

whoever you are, thank you SO MUCH for all these tracks!!!

[SpeedPickers]

@spooner1957 thank you

[ryanneglect]

this is soo awesome thank u! great to practice improvisation on it!

[SpeedPickers]

@ryanneglect thanks

[Guitareben]

superperb track!

[SpeedPickers]

@Guitareben thanks for your comment

[YouOriginal]

@SpeedPickers no thank you

[TiboukMusiChannel]

Thank you for your track, great work :)

[thecoldnovrain89]

Thank you v ery much! You made me feel like Shawn lane for 5 minutes!

[jamirosmajicrocks]

most dorian songs have two same chords.

[THEsyntheticFresh]

i can´t see two scales like one. In my opinion allways are dirent notes sounds like the mixolidian and diatonic 4. Sorry for my english im from Barcelona, nice song to train!!!

[trombleymd]

porno music...hot

[elio2786]

very good, what's the chords progression??

[TheGodlessGuitarist]

@gnrocks47 "is e dorian and the a mixolydian scale the same!?"

To add to SPs answer, in case you hadnt sussed it totally, modes are all unique scales. If you draw them out on a peice of paper side by side, using 12 squares and putting an 'X' in the places that mark an included note, you can see their comparative structures. The fab thing is that they are all derrived from one scale, simply by moving the 'home' note (the note that the passage centres around) to different notes in the original.

[TheGodlessGuitarist]

Nice! my first, Jam in E Dorian b2 :D

lovin' it.

[masterofscotland]

Finally, a backing track for Dorian that I feel comfortable with, I just don't feel the creamer music ones.