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Elite Backing Tracks Oslo, Norway
Elite Backing Tracks delivers high quality backing tracks in a lot of different styles for instrumentalists and singers. Our fans often tell us that our tracks help them with their daily instrument practice, and that it makes for a fun and inspiring rehearsal. Also, musicinas use our tracks for teaching, gigging, showcasing, and more. ... more
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Full Discography Collection Part 1
by Elevated Jam Tracks
supported by 4 fans who also own “Strumming Along”
Stellar production quality. Pristine Sounds. I need new avenues to explore musically and EJT provides this for me to explore. The tracks are also challenging for me to solo over and provide teaching/learning opportunities. I also support EJT because they give away so much free material on YouTube. They deserve support.
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25 Smooth Jazz Funk Dorian Licks For Guitar with Tabs
by Sebastien Zunino
supported by 4 fans who also own “Strumming Along”
These licks are so beautiful, especially practising in all keys and also using only parts of the licks.These Licks are extremly valuable
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featured on Bandcamp Radio Apr 22, 2022
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Heartworn Highways (Original Soundtrack)
by Heartworn Highways
The soundtrack to this classic doc features songs by Townes Van Zandt, Guy Clark & a host of country legends. Available as a gatefold 2xLP.
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Crimetown Soundtrack: Season One
by Crimetown
A curated compilation of the best music from the hit podcast Crimetown, featuring original Music from Edwin, Bienart, and Jon Ivans.
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Ghosts of the Dust Bowl
by Appraiser
featured on Bandcamp Radio May 25, 2013
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El Bueno Y El Malo
by Hermanos Gutiérrez
Swiss-Ecuadorian instrumental duo infuse 1950s Latin sounds with spaghetti-western theatrics; the Black Keys' Dan Auerbach produces.
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