Banjo Hangout has an area called Jukebox that contains a backing track playlist. It is located in the Media section. Search around and see if it has any of the songs you are looking for!

You can make your own custom playlists of the tracks you want to jam to so that you don't have to search the big long list every time.

fbbts.com/bluegrass/home

A company called strum machine is a good option. It’s not free but i pay only $5.00 a month. You can visit the website at strummachine.com or download the app. You can also create your own backing tracks . Very easy to use. This is my preferred option for backing tracks or FBBTS as mentioned above is good also.

You tube has free backing tracks

youtube.com/channel/UCB9CEXR7c...wP8gDQ2lw

I agree with Mark. Strum Machine is a great resource. Yes, there’s either a monthly or annual fee, but you can even access lyrics through the “reference” link. I use it every day. Sometimes I’ll use it at a jam if I’m unfamiliar with a song.

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Originally posted by jdeluke137

I agree with Mark. Strum Machine is a great resource. Yes, there’s either a monthly or annual fee, but you can even access lyrics through the “reference” link. I use it every day. Sometimes I’ll use it at a jam if I’m unfamiliar with a song.

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As the kids say, I was today years old when I learned about the References link. 

I LOVE Strum Machine, so worth the $5 a month. I spend more than that on coffee, and I'm a tea drinker. 

Plus, this weekend I learned that the iPhone app works even without internet. 

For me Strum Machine is worth it because of the features, ease of use, and the tune selection is relevant for old time music.

Change keys, add different backup instruments. Metronome with volume control. Make your own arrangements such as just play the A part only. Much more.

Another plug for Strum Machine. Excellent for practice. It has a built-in metronome which is very handy. Money well spent. Check out the website:
strummachine.com/

I have a little Boss looper too.
I can go the hard way and make my own, or loop stuff from YouTube.