Jazz-Rock Fusion Backing Tracks – All 12 minor Keys

This backing track has an energetic jazz-rock fusion feel; organ, electric bass and drums. You can practice your chord playing, solo over the track, or jam along on bass or drums.

Chord i from the key of A minor: Am7, Am6.
Chord V from the key of A minor: E7, E9, E7#9, E7#5#9.
If you want to simplify the chords, just play Am and E7.

This backing track has an energetic jazz-rock fusion feel; organ, electric bass and drums. You can practice your chord playing, solo over the track, or jam along on bass or drums.

Chord i from the key of Bb minor: Bbm7, Bbm6.
Chord V from the key of Bb minor: F7, F9, F7#9, F7#5#9.
If you want to simplify the chords, just play Bbm and F7.

This backing track has an energetic jazz-rock fusion feel; organ, electric bass and drums. You can practice your chord playing, solo over the track, or jam along on bass or drums.

Chord i from the key of B minor: Bm7, Bm6.
Chord V from the key of B minor: F#7, F#9, F#7#9, F#7#5#9.
If you want to simplify the chords, just play Bm and F#7.

This backing track has an energetic jazz-rock fusion feel; organ, electric bass and drums. You can practice your chord playing, solo over the track, or jam along on bass or drums.

Chord i from the key of C minor: Cm7, Cm6.
Chord V from the key of C minor: G7, G9, G7#9, G7#5#9.
If you want to simplify the chords, just play Cm and G7.

This backing track has an energetic jazz-rock fusion feel; organ, electric bass and drums. You can practice your chord playing, solo over the track, or jam along on bass or drums.

Chord i from the key of C# minor: C#m7, C#m6.
Chord V from the key of C# minor: G#7, G#9, G#7#9, G#7#5#9.
If you want to simplify the chords, just play C#m and G#7.

This backing track has an energetic jazz-rock fusion feel; organ, electric bass and drums. You can practice your chord playing, solo over the track, or jam along on bass or drums.

Chord i from the key of D minor: Dm7, Dm6.
Chord V from the key of D minor: A7, A9, A7#9, A7#5#9.
If you want to simplify the chords, just play Dm and A7.

This backing track has an energetic jazz-rock fusion feel; organ, electric bass and drums. You can practice your chord playing, solo over the track, or jam along on bass or drums.

Chord i from the key of Eb minor: Ebm7, Ebm6.
Chord V from the key of Eb minor: Bb7, Bb9, Bb7#9, Bb7#5#9.
If you want to simplify the chords, just play Ebm and Bb7.

This backing track has an energetic jazz-rock fusion feel; organ, electric bass and drums. You can practice your chord playing, solo over the track, or jam along on bass or drums.

Chord i from the key of E minor: Em7, Em6.
Chord V from the key of B minor: B7, B9, B7#9, B7#5#9.
If you want to simplify the chords, just play Em and B7.

This backing track has an energetic jazz-rock fusion feel; organ, electric bass and drums. You can practice your chord playing, solo over the track, or jam along on bass or drums.

Chord i from the key of F minor: Fm7, Fm6.
Chord V from the key of F minor: C7, C9, C7#9, C7#5#9.
If you want to simplify the chords, just play Fm and C7.

This backing track has an energetic jazz-rock fusion feel; organ, electric bass and drums. You can practice your chord playing, solo over the track, or jam along on bass or drums.

Chord i from the key of F# minor: F#m7, F#m6.
Chord V from the key of F# minor: C#7, C#9, C#7#9, C#7#5#9.
If you want to simplify the chords, just play F#m and C#7.

This backing track has an energetic jazz-rock fusion feel; organ, electric bass and drums. You can practice your chord playing, solo over the track, or jam along on bass or drums.

Chord i from the key of G minor: Gm7, Gm6.
Chord V from the key of G minor: D7, D9, D7#9, D7#5#9.
If you want to simplify the chords, just play Gm and D7.

This backing track has an energetic jazz-rock fusion feel; organ, electric bass and drums. You can practice your chord playing, solo over the track, or jam along on bass or drums.

Chord i from the key of G# minor: G#m7, G#m6.
Chord V from the key of G# minor: D#7, D#9, D#7#9, D#7#5#9.
If you want to simplify the chords, just play G#m and D#7.

There are many options to solo over this chord progression:

• The m6 chord suggests the the dorian mode, which also works over the m7 chord.
• The dominant 7th chord suggests the harmonic minor scale.
• The 9th chord suggests the melodic minor scale.
• The 7#9 chord suggests dorian or harmonic minor.
• The 7#5#9 chord suggests dorian or harmonic minor. You could also use the whole tone scale.

A simpler approach would be to use the dorian mode over the whole minor section, and the harmonic minor scale over the whole dominant 7th section.

You can also use arpeggios of course, and pentatonic and blues scales!

Have fun!