Detail 01
Softcover with CD
The disc is physical. You need a CD drive to rip it to a phone or computer for practice away from a player.

Independent shopping perspective
Softcover book with CD holding eight blues and rock backing tracks, cut by a working session band. For guitarists practicing soloing without a group.

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What matters in use
Catalog numbers tell only part of the story. These are the details most likely to change how this product feels, sounds, or fits into a setup.
Detail 01
The disc is physical. You need a CD drive to rip it to a phone or computer for practice away from a player.
Detail 02
Written parts use fret numbers, so you can pick up the ideas without reading standard notation.
Detail 03
A small, focused set — you learn each groove well rather than skimming dozens of tracks.
Detail 04
Live-played rhythm section rather than programmed loops, so the feel pushes and breathes as you solo.
Detail 05
Standard music-book size — sits open on a stand, though softcover spines need breaking in to stay flat.
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Product questions
Straight answers to the questions shoppers most often ask about this product.
The book is TAB-based material paired with the tracks, but the point is improvising over the backing. Treat it as jam practice, not a solo transcription book.
This edition ships with a physical CD. Rip it to your computer or phone if you want them on a device.
Buzz Feiten, Steve Ferrone, Reggie McBride and John JT Thomas — a live rhythm section rather than programmed backing.
Blues and rock. Eight tracks, so expect a focused range of grooves and keys rather than broad style coverage.
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