Guitar Jam Track Pack: Master Rock, Blues & Country
20 Premium Backing Tracks from ArtistWorks' Top Guitar Instructors
What's Included
The ArtistWorks Guitar Jam Track Pack is your ultimate practice companion, featuring professional-quality backing tracks created by our world-class instructors. Perfect for developing your improvisation skills across multiple styles.
20 Premium Backing Tracks
Professionally recorded tracks spanning blues, country, and rock styles to enhance your practice sessions.
Track Breakdown
- Blues: 12 Bar Blues Shuffle, Slow Blues, Blues-Rock
- Country: Country Shuffle and Train Beat with 1-4-5 progressions in multiple keys
- Rock: Classic Rock, Hard Rock, Blues-Rock
Technical Specifications
Professional audio quality (24-bit, 48kHz), perfect for practice or recording your own solos over top.
Accompanying Materials
Key information and tempo markings for each track
The Masters Behind the Music
Keith Wyatt
Blues Guitar Master
With over 50 years of blues expertise, Keith Wyatt has played with legendary artists and taught countless students blues guitar.
"Blues is about telling your story through your guitar. It's not just notes - it's emotion."
Key Techniques:
- Classic blues phrasing
- Shuffle rhythms
- Blues expression
Guthrie Trapp
Nashville Guitar Virtuoso
Nashville session legend Guthrie Trapp has played on countless recordings and brings his authentic country guitar style to these tracks.
"Country guitar is all about precision, taste, and knowing when not to play."
Key Techniques:
- Signature train beats
- Country bends and shuffles
- Nashville double-stops
Jared James Nichols
Blues Rock Powerhouse
Known for his energetic blues rock style and powerful tone, the Gibson ambassador brings raw energy to his tracks that will push your playing to new heights.
"Rock is about power and conviction. Play every note like you mean it."
Key Techniques:
- Power trio grooves
- High-energy rock licks
- Dynamic control
Dave Isaacs
Multi-Style Session Player
Dave's versatile approach to guitar playing spans multiple genres, making him the perfect instructor for those looking to expand their range.
"The best players are fluent in many styles. Learn the vocabulary of each genre."
Key Techniques:
- Rhythm versatility
- Genre-crossing concepts
- Adaptable techniques
Why Practice With Our Jam Tracks?
Practice with Purpose
These tracks are designed to help you develop specific improvisation skills across multiple styles. Each track focuses on different aspects of guitar playing.
Versatility
Learn to play across multiple styles and get familiar with common progressions in multiple keys
Real-World Experience
Simulate playing with a professional band in a pressure-free environment. Develop the skills and confidence to jam with other musicians.
Skill Building
Develop essential skills like timing, phrasing, and dynamic control that will elevate your playing regardless of the style you prefer.
Creative Expression
These tracks provide the perfect canvas for developing your own musical voice and experimenting with different ideas and approaches.
Style Comparison Chart
| Feature | Keith Wyatt (Blues) |
Guthrie Trapp (Country) |
Jared James Nichols (Rock) |
Dave Isaacs (Multi-Style) |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Style Focus | Traditional Blues, Boogie | Nashville Country, Roots | Blues Rock, Power Trio | Session Player Versatility |
| Technical Focus | Blues Phrasing, Feel | Country Techniques | Power Blues, Intensity | Versatile Approach |
| Tempo Range | Slow-Medium | Medium-Fast | Medium-Fast | Variable |
| Track Complexity | Beginner-Advanced | Beginner-Advanced | Beginner-Advanced | Beginner-Advanced |
| Best For Learning | Blues Expression | Country Flavor | Rock Energy | Style Versatility |
What Our Students Are Saying
Want to take your playing further?
These tracks are all used in complete video lessons teaching how to phrase, solo, and improvise. Explore our comprehensive online guitar courses from each instructor to dive deeper into these styles and techniques.
Frequently Asked Questions
These jam tracks are designed for intermediate to advanced players who have a basic understanding of scales, chords, and improvisation. However, we've included tracks across various difficulty levels, so even beginners with some experience can benefit from the slower, simpler tracks.
We recommend incorporating these tracks into your regular practice routine, starting with styles you're most comfortable with. Begin by playing along with the suggested scales, then gradually experiment with your own ideas. Spend 15-20 minutes per session with a track, focusing on different aspects like rhythm, phrasing, or dynamics.
Yes! These tracks are licensed for personal use, including recording your own solos over them for practice, audition reels, or sharing on social media. The high-quality audio (24-bit, 48kHz) makes them perfect for recording your own guitar parts on top.
All you need is your guitar and a way to play the audio tracks. This could be as simple as your smartphone and headphones, or a more sophisticated setup with audio interface and studio monitors. The tracks work with any guitar and amp setup, though having some basic effects like overdrive for rock tracks and reverb for blues can enhance the experience.
These tracks are designed to bridge the gap between learning techniques and applying them in real musical contexts. They're the perfect companion to formal lessons, allowing you to practice what you've learned in a musical environment. Many teachers recommend backing tracks as an essential practice tool to develop your ear, timing, and musical instincts.
These tracks give you a wide array of styles from traditional blues to Nashville shuffle, intense blues rock to country styling.