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Practice Tracks

Here are a bunch of practice tracks, they're all in A minor or C major depeding how you look at it. The chords are given in the filenames. With the exception of one, each of them are four chords repeating then it switches to four different chords repeating and the whole think repeats. For example the first one is:
Am, Em, G, C x 4
C, G, Am, Em x 4
Am, Em, G, C x 4
C, G, Am, Em x 4
and the third and fourth ones follow suit.

And if you solo over one of them please do post!


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