Hello folks.

I have been playing guitar (Telecaster) for about a year now.

Does anyone know if there are Youtube sites that have rythym guitar tracks so I can
practice solos on?

I do not have any fancy equipment other than my 20 watt Crate amp.

I tried looking things on Youtube...and all I got was guitar tutorial stuff.

Thanks

I'm sure there are... did you try searching things like "backing track", "rhythm track", "jam track", "practice track", and so on?

I don't know of any places specifically to look, but I do know that there are plenty of those types of tracks out there, and many of them for free. You might try a google search too, perhaps there's an MP3 site or something... most of the tracks like you're talking about on youtube will be over a static image anyway, not any sort of accompanying video. Just keep searching, I'm sure you'll find what you're looking for. I'll repost the question elsewhere for you too, I may have other interweb friends who are familiar with backing tracks and where to find them.

Thanks MacGyvercaster!

Being new to the guitar terminolgy . . .I just did noy know what to look for such as "guitar tracks" and such. Thanks for the advice!

No problem! If those searches don't turn up anything good, let me know... And if they do, feel free to share links here, for the rest of us!

Happy hunting!

u could also download backing tracks if u just looking for songs to jam to, there are a number of sites with large databases of songs with vareous parts removed...

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http://www.guitarbackingtrack.com/ is always a good one if you're looking for specific songs to jam to rather than basic tracks.

They're a bit hit and miss (and sometimes hilariously bad - there's a 'Little Wing' one in particular which every time the drum fills happened, I couldn't help but stop playing and laugh!), but some of them are really decent quality with live instruments and vocals.

Thanks everyone.

This is why I love this forum! There is great support from everyone.

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