A custom backing track of “Slow Dancing in a Burning Room” based on John Mayer’s live performance from the album “Where the Light Is: John Mayer Live in Los Angeles”. This package includes eight stems for individual instruments or groups. Load them into your DAW and customize the mix. Delivered via digital download as high quality 320 kbps mp3 files.
In addition to the mp3 backing track, you also receive the Arrangement Roadmap for this track. This PDF file has the measures, song sections, tempo and key signature all mapped out. This makes it easier to follow along with the backing track. Please note: Tab and chord symbols are not included in this file.
This track includes eight stems:
- Drum Kit
- Bass
- Organ
- Strings
- Woodwind Section
- Electric Guitars
- Acoustic Guitars
- Steel Guitars
The Story
“Slow Dancing” has one of my favorite outro solos from the “Live in LA” record. And, maybe that intro riff is considered ”forbidden” but… it’s extra tasty. Wanting a means to practice the guitar parts and play the song in a solo act, I set out to recreate a high quality backing track in step with the version that I love so much. This track follows that night’s arrangement. Enjoy!
– Joey Anthony
Frequently Asked Questions
What is included in my purchase?
You’ll have access to each purchased song as a downloadable MP3 file. This product also includes an Arrangement Roadmap in PDF format.
What is an Arrangement Roadmap?
This is a PDF file with the measures, song sections, tempo and key signature all mapped out. This makes it easier to follow along with the backing track. Please note: Tab and chord symbols are not included in this file.
How do I access my files?
After purchase you will receive an email with the download links for the MP3 file. In addition, you will be able to access the downloads in the future from your member dashboard when you log in.
Is this a jam track or a backing track?
I consider a jam track to be just that, a track to jam over. They are usually extended in length with original arrangements. I produce them to practice technique, chops, or improvisation. I consider backing tracks to be covers of fully arranged songs to which you can add the lead parts, either vocal or instrumental. This is a backing track.
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