Backing Tracks

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Backing Tracks
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These backing tracks were recorded live without a click track to emulate the live feel of stage playing. The tracks were recorded at 25th Street studio in Oakland Ca.

You will notice a bit of lead guitar bleeding into the drum mics as the the musicians were in the big studio with just the use of baffles to further create energy; No one behind glass! It was a pleasure to play with my son, James Eric Robinson II on bass, and the slamming Bryant Mills on the drums, both have amazing instincts to propel the soloist.

I was inspired to create these tracks from my studio sessions as many teaching aids out there have lower quality sound recording and do not use real instruments in a live setting. I wanted to raise the bar for instructional backing tracks and to better emulate the joy of live.

As you jam along to these tracks, follow the roadmap laid out by the incredible rhythm section.

Yours in Music,

James Robinson

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FINE PRINT

These tracks are for personal use only, not available for resale or for use as TV tracks or any other commercial setting or enterprise. By purchasing these tracks, you agree to the fine print terms.

Produced by James Robinson

Art design by Suzi Humbert

Part II

Here is the second installment in my Backing Track series. These chord progressions and grooves are essential to the development of the students musical language.

Yours in Music,

James Robinson

PS:

Need soloing guidance? Sign up for private music lesson. Email for details

FINE PRINT

These tracks are for personal use only, not available for resale or for use as TV tracks or any other commercial setting or enterprise. By purchasing these tracks, you agree to the fine print terms.

Produced by James Robinson

Art design by Suzi Humbert

Bluegrass Tracks

Here are 19 bluegrass tracks essential for perfecting your groove, strumming, and adding to your knowledge base. I play the melody multiple times as the solos (breaks in bluegrass) are derived from the melodies.

The advantage of these tracks are the repetitions so you can continue to learn the melody and build your muscle memory.

Yours in Music,

James Robinson

PS:

Need soloing guidance? Sign up for private music lesson. Email for details

FINE PRINT

These tracks are for personal use only, not available for resale or for use as TV tracks or any other commercial setting or enterprise. By purchasing these tracks, you agree to the fine print terms.

Produced by James Robinson

Art design by Suzi Humbert

Part II

bluegras

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Backing Tracks click on image for track info

Backing Tracks

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These backing tracks were recorded live without a click track to emulate the live feel of stage playing. The tracks were recorded at 25th Street studio in Oakland Ca.

I was inspired to create these tracks from my studio sessions as many teaching aids out there have lower quality sound recording and do not use real instruments in a live setting. I wanted to raise the bar for instructional backing tracks and to better emulate the joy of live.

As you jam along to these tracks, follow the roadmap laid out by the incredible rhythm section.

​

Yours in Music,

James Robinson

​

PS:

Need soloing guidance? Sign up for private music lesson. Email for details

Part II

​

Here is the second installment in my Backing Track series. These chord progressions and grooves are essential to the development of the students musical language.

​

Yours in Music,

James Robinson

​

PS:

Need soloing guidance? Sign up for private music lesson. Email for details

Bluegrass Tracks

​

Here are 19 bluegrass tracks essential for perfecting your groove, strumming, and adding to your knowledge base. I play the melody multiple times as the solos (breaks in bluegrass) are derived from the melodies.

The advantage of these tracks are the repetitions so you can continue to learn the melody and build your muscle memory.

​

Yours in Music,

James Robinson

​

PS:

Need soloing guidance? Sign up for private music lesson. Email for details

Want to subscribe to playlist instead of buying?
Head to Patreon or click here to buy on website!

Backing Tracks
click on image for track info