Do you need backing-tracks for guitar players? Metal, rock, pop and blues backing-tracks available for you to download and build improvisational chops. Buy jam tracks for guitar at slow, medium and fast tempos. Most tracks are 6 to 7 minutes long.
Enjoy!
Tuesday, June 21, 2011
Monday, May 30, 2011
Buy jam tracks for guitar
Lead guitarists - improve your improvisation skills with jam-tracks for guitar. Improvise over backing tracks and practice soloing and scales with a musical accompaniment. Sign up for the mailing list to be notified when new jam tracks are uploaded and available for download. Or, submit your own jam track to www.PracticeSoloing.com.
Monday, May 23, 2011
Vary your lead guitar solos with jam tracks
Improve your lead guitar improvisation skills with jam tracks. Explore modes, melodies, scales with accompanying play-along jam tracks in all major and minor keys. Get into the groove with drums, rhythm guitars and bass backing you up as you create your own licks and solos. Want to hear when new jam tracks are available for download? Join the jam track mailing list at PracticeSoloing.com. Enjoy!
Wednesday, May 11, 2011
Jam Track website PracticeSoloing.com
Are you a lead guitarist? Have you learned a new scale or mode and want to hear what it sounds like with a backing track of drums, bass and rhythm guitar? Or do you want to improvise and solo with a jam track in the background?
If so, PracticeSoloing.com is for you! Slow, medium and fast jam tracks in major keys, minor keys and different modes. PractiseSoloing.com also has jam tracks in different genres, including jazz, rock, blues and metal.
Try before you buy and download exactly the jam tracks you want, safely and securely with PayPal. And, if you have made your own jam track, submit the jam track and earn money every time it is bought.
If so, PracticeSoloing.com is for you! Slow, medium and fast jam tracks in major keys, minor keys and different modes. PractiseSoloing.com also has jam tracks in different genres, including jazz, rock, blues and metal.
Try before you buy and download exactly the jam tracks you want, safely and securely with PayPal. And, if you have made your own jam track, submit the jam track and earn money every time it is bought.
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Monday, January 31, 2011
KILROY on KPHI Pinoy Power Radio 101.5FM

Welcome to 'The Allan Alvarez Experience'!
KILROY vocalist Doyle Purdy and guitarist Richard Barber were welcomed by Allan Alvarez himself to be interviewed and play live on KPHI 101.5 FM's 'The Allan Alvarez Experience' - a radio show dedicated to showcasing new, original music on the Hawaiian Island of Oahu.
Crammed into a tight, but cosy, studio, Doyle and Richard performed acoustic versions of two original KILROY songs: Love Don't Hate and Compromise.
Check out Allan talking with Doyle about his Filipino getaway and, if you like what you hear, sign up for the KILROY gigs mailing list and check out KILROY at their next gig here in Hawaii!
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Wednesday, November 3, 2010
Hawaii rock band KILROY - Candy Man
Hawaii-based rock band KILROY perform Candy Man for the first time on stage at Schofield Barracks' Nehelani Club for Rocktoberfest!
Written by lead guitarist Richard Barber, the song is an anguished reflection on how a child is brainwashed into an 'us' and 'them' perspective of the world by a religious group. Check out John Manzanares (bass), Caitlin Bunner (drums) and Doyle Purdy (vocals) live on stage in the video above.
Candy Man will probably be refined over the the next few months of gigging around Oahu, before appearing on KILROY's second CD in 2011. Stay tuned!
Sunday, August 15, 2010
Hawaiian rock band KILROY debut new song COMPROMISE
Oahu-based rock band KILROY play mostly original, hard rock. "Compromise" is a lilting song, written by vocalist Doyle Purdy. The lyrics are largely self-explanatory and refer to mutual understanding and compromise as necessary ingredients to make a romantic relationship enduring.
In the video above, you can see and hear Compromise being performed live for the first time at RIMPAC, Pearl Harbor, 2010. Caitlin Quantz on drums, John Manzanares on bass and Richard Barber on lead guitar.
If you like what you hear, check out KILROY at their next gig on the Hawaiian island of Hawaii.
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