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Beckyboy - Posted - 10/18/2011: 09:24:19
The following MP3 files have been created using Band in a box software from PG Music version 2011.5 pgmusic.com
With the bluegrass real tracks add on pack 33 pgmusic.com/realtracks33.htm
and soloist set 12 pgmusic.com/realtracks12.htm
Most of the band in a box SGU Song files are available for free download at Dave Marshall's website
Please take the time to sign his guest book and say thanks!
These files are posted in good faith to help those who need them,me being one of them!
As ever take what you want and leave what you don't
full song list further down the thread or follow this link to the music page where all are listed banjohangout.org/myhangout/mus...?id=52855
Regards Mark B
Edited by - Texasbanjo on 12/23/2013 05:31:10
youdog - Posted - 10/18/2011: 09:51:11
Wow!! Just checked it out and listened to a few. Great resource. thankyou1
greenhorn - Posted - 10/18/2011: 10:17:17
Thanks so much for sharing these. They are an amazing practice tool! I've been looking for Pike County Breakdown and Shenandoah Valley Breakdown backing tracks. Would you happen to have those?
Beckyboy - Posted - 10/18/2011: 11:27:34
quote:
Originally posted by greenhorn
Thanks so much for sharing these. They are an amazing practice tool! I've been looking for Pike County Breakdown and Shenandoah Valley Breakdown backing tracks. Would you happen to have those?
Yes - Uploaded - Enjoy!
tmelvin - Posted - 10/18/2011: 11:29:36
Hey Mark,
I like these tracks with BIAB real band. Is there any way to download and save these files to my computer? Thanks.
Terry
Beckyboy - Posted - 10/18/2011: 11:34:34
quote:
Originally posted by tmelvin
Hey Mark,
I like these tracks with BIAB real band. Is there any way to download and save these files to my computer? Thanks.
Terry
Hi Terry
yes you should be able too, underneath each title is the download link...give it a try and let us know?
jormac - Posted - 10/18/2011: 12:38:35
Yes, you can save them to your computer. Click the download button and the track will open in windows media player. Once there, hit the "alt" button and choose "save as" and there you have it. I created a new folder and put them all in there.
Thank you for all these tracks MB. They're a big help!
tmelvin - Posted - 10/18/2011: 13:10:14
Thanks. When I hit download, the file opened in quicktime player and did not allow me to save it. I changed my default player to windows media player and tried it again. I was then able to save it to my computer.
greenhorn - Posted - 10/18/2011: 14:59:00
Another excellent source for backing tracks is:
flatpickapprentice.blogspot.com/
(how do you post a link?)
Banjophobic - Posted - 10/22/2011: 14:42:29
I would tell you to put them back Beckyboy. Folks can really use them and its nice of you to share them. There's room on this forum for it-![]()
Edited by - Banjophobic on 10/22/2011 14:51:31
Beckyboy - Posted - 10/25/2011: 05:03:10
All due to a flood of email requests, I will be adding backing tracks,via the mp3 uploads
I will limit the uploads to Three mp3's per day one song at slow,medium and fast tempos
these are generated using Band in a box software(realband) and are intended to be used as a practice aid for those who want to.
they are not being posted for any other reason than to try and help some folks out
below is a list of available tracks that will in time be added,but as this is going to be a slow process if anyone would like me to email them a specific track please contact me.
Angeline the baker (D)
Arkansas traveller (D)
Back Up & Push (C)
Ballad of Jed Clampett
Banjo in the hollow
Banjo on the run
Banjo signal
Banks of the Ohio (E)
Beautiful bouquet
Before I met you (3/4 time)
Bending the strings
Better get right (C)
Big Country (A)
Big Spike Hammer (Bb)
Big Tilda
Bill Cheatam (A)
Billy in the low ground
Blackberry Blossom
Black Diamond (C)
Blackjack
Black Mountain rag (A)
Bluegrass breakdown
Blue Ridge Cabin Home
Blue Ridge mountain blues
Boil them cabbage down
Breakin' it down
Buck's snort
Buffalo Gals
Bugle call rag
Bully of the town
Bury me beneath the willow
Cabin in Caroline
Can't you hear me callin
Cherokee Shuffle (D)
Cheyenne (Bb) (banjo break only)
Clinch mountain backstep (A)
Cripple creek
Crying Holy (B)
Cumberland Gap
Dark Hollow (C)
Daybreak in Dixie
Dear old Dixie
Devil's dream (A)
Dixie Breakdown
Don't give your heart to a rambler
Don't let your deal go down
Doug's Tune
Down the road (B)
Down Yonder
Earl's breakdown
East Virginia
Eighth of January
Eight more miles to Louisville
Ernest T. Grass
Farewell blues (C)
Fireball
Fireball mail
Flint Hill Special
Flop eared mule (C)
Flowers of Edinburgh
Foggy Mountain Breakdown
Foggy Mountain Chimes
Foggy Mountain Special
Foggy Mountain Top
Footprints in the snow (D)
Fortune (D)
Forked Deer (D)
Four Leaf Clover (C)
Fox on the run
Freight Train
Goldrush (A)
Goodbye Liza Jane (A)
Grandfather's clock
Groundspeed
Hail to the redskins (C)
Handsome Molly
Hard Times Come Again No More
Head over heels in love with you
Homestead on the farm
Home sweet home (C)
Home sweet home (D)
How mountain girls can love
Huckling the berries
If I should wander back tonight
If that's the way you feel
I'll fly away
I'll never love another
I'll never shed another tear
I'll stay around
I'm going back to old Kentucky
I saw the light
It's mighty dark to travel
I wonder where you are tonight (A)
I won't be hanging around (D)
I wouldn't change you if I could
Jesse James
John Hardy
John Henry (D)
June Apple (A)
Katy Daly
Kentucky Mandolin (Gm)
Kentucky Waltz (E)
Kneedeep in Bluegrass (B)
Lady of Spain (C)
Leather britches
Let those brown eyes smile at me (E)
Liberty (D)
Limehouse Blues
Little cabin home on the hill
Little darlin' pal of mine
Little girl of mine in Tennessee
Little Maggie
Little Rock Getaway
Lonesome road blues
Lonesome without you (B)
Long Black Veil
Lost and I'll never find a way
Love, please come home
Man of constant sorrow
Meet me somewhere in your dreams (C)
Mississippi Sawyer (D)
Molly & Tenbrooks (A)
More pretty girls than one
Mountain Dew
Nashville Skyline rag (C)
Neeedle Case
Newton Grove
New River Train
Nine Pound Hammer
North Carolina Breakdown (A)
Oh Susannah
Old Home Place
Old Joe Clark (A)
Old love letters (D)
Old Rip (D)
Old Train (E)
Over the waterfall (D)
Ragtime Annie (D)
Railway to Heaven (Bb)
Randy Lyn Rag
Rawhide (C)
Rebecca
Red-haired boy (A)
Red River Valley
Redwing
Remington Ride
Reuben (D)
Riding on that midnight train
Road to Columbus
Roanoke
Rocky Top
Roll in my sweet baby's arms
Roving gambler
Runaround
Sail away ladies
Sally Ann
Sally Goodin (A)
Salt creek (A)
Salty dog
Santa Claus
Shady Grove
Shenandoah breakdown
Shuckin' the corn
Sitting on top of the world
Sledd Ridin (A)
Soldier's joy (D)
Somebody touched me
Someday we'll meet again sweetheart
Somehow tonight
St Anne's reel (D)
Someone took my place with you
Sunny Side of the Mountain
Stillhouse (C)
Sweet Georgia Rose
Sweetheart you done me wrong (D)
Tennessee Waltz (D)
Theme time
Think of what you've done (A)
This land is your land
Toy Heart (C)
Timbertree Branch (D)
Train 45 (B)
Turkey in the straw
Two different worlds
Two dollar bill
Uncle Pen
Under the double eagle (C)
Up on the Blue Ridge (A)
Wabash Cannonball
Way Down Town
Welcome to New York (C)
Wheel Hoss
When the Saints go marching in
When you & I were young Maggie
Whisky before breakfast (D)
Wildwood flower
Will the circle be unbroken
Wreck of the old 97
Yellow Rose of Texas
You are my sunshine
Your love is like a flower
Edited by - Beckyboy on 10/25/2011 05:14:27
jormac - Posted - 10/27/2011: 07:30:07
Hi Mark...so glad you are putting these back on the site. They are a terrific resource. Thank you again!
Bruce G - Posted - 10/29/2011: 20:33:44
Thanks so much for creating the backing tracks. As a picker of about 9 months this will help me with learning the songs and getting my timing down. I trying to learn next Lonesome Road Blues & Down the Road.
Vapor - Posted - 11/05/2011: 00:53:54
Thanks for the FMB tracks. I really apreciate these tracks. It makes a great practice tool, and do I need practice.
faulknej - Posted - 11/06/2011: 06:08:27
What a great resource. Thanks for taking the time to do this. Jim
jarviswill - Posted - 11/06/2011: 06:17:58
Thanks for taking the time to make these tracks. Much appreciated.
Travis
Beckyboy - Posted - 11/11/2011: 07:03:51
Worried Man Blues
Edited by - Beckyboy on 11/11/2011 07:24:50
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