"backing track slabo day"
 

I've got a bitof a music blog. A lot of people find their way to it by Googling: backing track slabo day.

I've tried it myself, and nothing that exciting seems to come up.

Does anyone know why so many people Google: backing track slabo day ?

Is there a backing track that aspiring guitarists can play along with? Am I missing something else?

Well I reckon the only reason for the search is that it is such a fantastic piece of music that all the guitarists out there want to learn to play it.

I've never heard of a backing track for it though, after all it's not as if there are any vocals on the song initially...I've never heard of a version with only Peter's guitar (assuming Peter actually played lead on it).

Peter played the rhythm guitar, Snowy White did the lead guitar on this track.

music blog?
 

so what is the URL of the blog?

personnalyy I was musing throwing "Blues in B flat minor" in Garageband and have a go at it one day


doodyhead
mel and vinnie

There's a demo of "Slabo Day" which sort of sounds a little like a backing track. It's on Snowy White's "Goldtop" collection. There's also an instrumental demo of "In the Skies". Both are excellent.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Goldtop...s_%26_Sessions

If that's what they are after, they're getting to the right place with my blog.

It's funny that no-one seems to search for: demo slabo day , just consistently: backing track slabo day .

http://neb-maat-re.blogspot.com/2008...-gold-top.html

However, I'll be posting new links over the weekend to a version that has the CORRECT track list (with Highway To The Sun at Track 1 instead of having Love, Pain And Sorrow twice).

Well I know that Snowy White did lead on a few of the tracks, couldn't remember without getting the album out which ones they were...

Great track...although pretty much the whole album is fantastic


EDIT: I wish people would arrive at my blog with interesting search criteria, most of them search for boring stuff, but just noticed someone searched for "two albums by Fleetwood Mac" which I thought was rather lacking in specifics :shrug: