Jam Tracks
Here are Jam Tracks that you can use to practice some of the techniques, licks, and scale phrases learned throughout the Super Guitar Licks Courses.
Each Jam Track includes a short description of what to expect and what scale you can use to get started with jamming along with it.
Super Guitar Licks Originals
Cat Fight
Cat Fight custom player
A jam with a late 80’s / early 90’s rock feel. Use A min or A min pentatonic throughout the verse. For the bridge switch F major over the F power chord then to C major pentatonic, which has the same notes as A min pentatonic.
Your Team Sucks
Your Team Sucks custom player
A 90’s pop-punk based jam. Use C maj or C maj pentatonic for the verse, F maj for the bridge and back to C major for the solo. If you play mostly in C maj you’re safe on this one.
White Trash
White Trash custom player
A trashy rock jam. Use D major throughout. During the modulation A dorian to B mixolydian. For the last verse / chorus the whole thing moduates 1 step up to E. Just take the D maj fingering and move it up 2 frets.
Ghost Of King Kong
Ghost Of King Kong custom player
A ska-rock jam. Use E min or E min petatonic for the verse. For the chorus E mixolydian.
Buck Tooth Lenny
Buck Tooth Lenny custom player
A heavy blues jam, use E min pentatonic or E blues scale.
Call Out The Hounds
Call Out The Hounds custom player
Based entirely on 7th chords with a dirty feel, this is a good one to practice sweeps. Use E mixolydian for the verse, A minor pentatonic for the chorus.
I Hate My Job
I Hate My Job custom player
A bouncy rock tune. Use E minor pentatonic to solo over it.
I'm Not Rich
I’m Not Rich custom player
A running electric groove. Use D min or D min pentatonic for the Intro. Use Em min pentatonic for the bridge then back to D min for the solo section.
Additional Jam Tracks
Funky Guitar Groove - Chorus
Here’s a SUPER FUNKY groove to rip some solo’s over! It’s in the key of F Minor so use your Minor Pentatonic or Blues Scales started at either the 1st or 13th Fret
Funky Guitar Groove - Verse
This is a “Verse” section to the Funky Guitar Groove Chorus track. Same key and tempo (104 Bpm) so see if you can create some melody lines that someone could sing to
Rock Riff In D
Rock Riff In D custom player
For this rock groove you will want to use the minor pentatonic scale starting at the 10th fret
Far From The Middle Of East
Far From The Middle Of East custom player
Key of Am. Use the minor pentatonic scale starting at the 5th fret or the 17th fret.
Rock Groove In A
Rock Groove In A custom player
This is a faster rock rhythm in A minor. Use the minor pentatonic scale starting at the 5th fret or the 15th fret.
B Minor Bluesy Rock Groove
B Minor Bluesy Rock Groove custom player
This fun uptempo groove is great for just about any kind of soloing. Use the minor pentatonic scale starting at the 7th fret.
Blues In A Jam
As the name implies…It’s a Blues In A! Jam out with the pentatonic scale at the 5th or 17th fret. Also try using the Major Pentatonic scale at the 8th fret.
Funky C Minor Jam
Funky C Minor Jam custom player
Sometime you just have to get a little funky! Use the minor pentatonic scale starting at the 8th fret to rock out to this jam
E Minor Percussive Jam
E Minor Percussive Jam custom player
This jam track blends some unique rhythms with some great chords to jam on. Use the minor pentatonic scale at the 12th fret for this one
Chillin In C# Minor
Chillin In C# Minor custom player
Here’s a super smooth track that is perfect for soloing with full 7 note scales on.. Or use your pentatonics. It’s in C# Minor so start your minor scale at the 9th fret of the E string
80's Rock Groove
80’s Rock Groove custom player
Get your hairspray out and crank the gain on your amp! This uptempo rock riff will get your heart rate up. It’s in G Minor so pull out your favorite minor pentatonic licks and start them on the 3rd fret of the E string
ii-V Jam
ii-V Jam custom player
This groovy jazz progression is great for Non Jazz players because you can use the same scale and not have to worry about switching scales as the chords change, which is usually the case in Jazz. It’s in the key of B Minor so use your minor scales at the 7th fret of the E String
Spanish Jam
Spanish Groove custom player
As the name implies we are going to get that Spanish sound jamming with this chord progression. It’s in the key of B Minor so use your minor pentatonic scale at the 7th fret for some soloing fun!
Remenance
Remenance custom player
This track is in the key of D minor so start your minor scales at the 10th fret of the E string.
Glistening Piano Melody
Glistening Piano Melody custom player
This track is in the key of Eb minor so start your minor scales at the 11th fret of the E string.
March 28, 2020 @ 2:03 pm
gonna smoke out like dem hippies back in the day and practice the little that i know and learn, hopefully this up coming brain surgery doesn’t affect my learning or creative ability but only time will tell, can some one please let me know if these tracks can be downloaded for off line practice please, thanks keep up with the great jam track i love’em thanks bro!
March 28, 2020 @ 8:27 pm
Hey Jay,
Thanks for the comment… I wish you a speedy recovery with your brain surgery. The tracks, at this time, can not be downloaded from the site. I will let you know if we make this feature available in the future
Mike D
March 28, 2020 @ 11:56 pm
Thank Mike D I appreciate that.
February 19, 2020 @ 6:41 am
Thanks dude…nice way to get wasted..good tracks mate…keep us old cocks back to the early good days…salute ✌
February 19, 2020 @ 7:26 am
Haha… You’re Welcome Steve. Glad you dig it. Cheers!
December 30, 2019 @ 8:43 pm
Hey Mike, just wanted to say thank you for the backing tracks. I don’t have a lot of spare time and getting together with other guys just doesn’t happen anymore. The backing tracks is just what I need to feel the thrill! I haven’t had calluses on my finger tips in 20+ years. I do now! I’m a product of the 80’s rock genre and I absolutely love the jams! Keep doing what you do! Old guys like me really appreciate it! It’s just a piece of my youth that I can reach back and touch!
December 30, 2019 @ 10:20 pm
Hey Rickey! Thank you for the awesome comment. You are most welcome. I love hearing feedback from members and this is exactly what the backing tracks, and Super Guitar Licks, is there for!
Keep those fingers moving!
Mike D
February 16, 2020 @ 2:53 pm
thanks for these backing tracks. I play mostly in church now with quartet ministry so it’s nice to get back and groove to some funk every now and then. Sure wish I could blend these into the praise team but the pastor might have a problem with that. You know how church people can be, anyways thanks brother and keep rocking. we need more tracks that bring guitar playing back into the main frame .
February 16, 2020 @ 10:21 pm
Your welcome Lonnie! More tracks to come soon!
October 14, 2019 @ 2:15 pm
I’ve been playing guitar since I was 13 and music saved my life and my sanity. I was in my 1st band at 14 playing in our drummers garage and he was 12. We’d play Wipeout and Bachman Turner tunes and Smoke on the water, and a little blues riff we jammed to. We had the fuzz called on us a few times for having it too loud!!! Them were the good old days let me tell you what. But then we’d have people coming over from the Pizza hut on Santa Fe and w. Minneapolis and listen to us.
October 14, 2019 @ 4:25 pm
Awesome Kris, Thanks for the comment! Love hearing stories like this
January 20, 2018 @ 6:38 pm
hey mike, my 2nd time here i purchesed licks licks licks is it a dvd or download.also iv been hopping all over the web and so far this is one of the best sites iv seen keep up the good work !!
thank you
mark
January 20, 2018 @ 9:29 pm
Hey Mark,
Thanks for purchasing LLL and thanks for the complement! As of right now all of our videos and lessons are only available via streaming on the website. They are not, at this time, downloadable or on DVD.
We are looking into DVD’s for the more popular courses so we’ll keep you posted if and when that becomes available
Mike D
June 3, 2016 @ 6:41 pm
Mike, I have another question. Is it possible to download these jam track files so that I can use them when I have no Internet connection or a bad one?
Thanks, again. Bob
June 4, 2016 @ 3:12 am
At this time we do not have the tracks available for download. Sorry
June 3, 2016 @ 5:08 pm
Looking forward to trying these. One question, though. In a couple of the A minor ones, you suggest starting at the fifth or fifteenth fret. Shouldn’t that be the fifth or seventeenth frets? If I’m wrong, can you explain the theory behind this?
Thanks.
January 31, 2016 @ 1:52 am
Omg I love love this. Now I can enjoy and learn at the same time playing with the jam tracks because they come with your instructions and explanations and so I can become independent and play lead with confidence. Thank you so much Mike. You really know what we need. You’re a great teacher ever.
January 31, 2016 @ 3:20 pm
That’s awesome Tammy! Love your comment and thank you. The Jam Tracks are incredibly helpful. Dig in and have fun!
Mike D
July 22, 2015 @ 6:08 pm
Btw….I am 67 years old and enjoying every bit of your cool lesson….you awesome and good…cheers;))
July 22, 2015 @ 8:48 pm
Awesome! Thanks Steve. Be sure to check out the ii-V jam… It’s the closest “Jazzy” jam we have but i’ll definitely see if we can cook up something fun for you
Mike D
July 22, 2015 @ 6:06 pm
Please I would like the jam tracks a little more jazzy,like Steely Dan kind of stuff….this is great Rock jam tracks you’ve given….thank you and looking forward to more cool lessons from you….you awesome mate…salute;))
January 5, 2015 @ 7:22 pm
I don’t play much hard rock but what you have is great not for a 75 year old man joetheshaker RBLEGEND thanks
January 5, 2015 @ 7:25 pm
Thanks Joe! Glad you like the tracks. Let us know what you would like to hear more of
Mike D