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jh smoothy B.T.

Here is the chord sheet.
Cm7 - F7 - X2 then Ab7 - G7#5 - Cm7 turnaround.

Song body X 3
Cm7 - AbMaj7 - Fm - G7#5
Cm7 - AbMaj7 - Dm7b5 - G7#5 - Cm7

Bridge
Fm7 - Bb9 - EbMaj7 - Dm7b5 - G7#5 - Cm7 X2

Then 1 more time through the songs body to the outro

Outro
Cm7 - Fm - AbMaj7 - G7#5 -Cm7

For those who want to solo using scales, keep in mind it will take two or 3 to get through it.
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greetings everyone ^-^/ Here is my attempt on jh smoothy B.T. sure was hard
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Allthumbs,
I really like this backing track. In fact, I've been playing it on my guitar - a nice tune!

Do I have this right? It looks to be in the key of Eb. 4 beats per measure? Are these the measures?:

Cm7 | F7 | Cm7 | F7 | Ab7 | G7#5 | Cm7

Play times: Cm7 | Abmaj7 | Fm | G7#5 | Cm7 | Abmaj7 | Dm7b5 | G7#5 | Cm7

Bridge (Play twice): Fm7 | Bb9 | Ebmaj7 | Dm7b5 | G7#5 | Cm7

Outro: Cm7 | Fm | Abmaj7 | G7#5 | Cm7


Thanks! Again, nice tune!!!

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Very nice!!! Do tell!

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Yup. One chord change per measure. In standard it would be noted as Eb but, it would be commonly considered the key of Cmin. Fun stuff huh.

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Thank you!!

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Fantastic backer,. I may try this one

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Nice Track.


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modalthinking,
Had a nice sound. I think it was a good job.


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I remember this one ... great track to play along to. I did a slide:



Nice one, MT ... great themes you got going there. Wow, just noticed how long ago this thread was started!


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greetings everyone ^-^/ Here is my attempt on jh smoothy B.T. sure was hard
Wow that was great! Thats some pretty advanced stuff there. Your playing fit beautiful!


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I remember this one as well. Here is a take from probably a couple of years ago.

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Sweet take B.

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wow that was some awesome takes by all, bravo


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