This Swingin Blues guitar backing track in E minor offers an exciting and smooth groove that's perfect for crafting licks and exploring the blues scale. With its moderately-paced blues shuffle in E minor, it invites both flowing melodic lines and expressive bends, making it an ideal playground for both beginners and experienced players. The chord changes introduce a common blues progression, giving you ample room to experiment with your phrasing and rhythm.

The following chords should align nicely with this jam track. Try layering them over, or picking the notes in the chords individually.

Use these scale recommendations as you improvise and construct your solos. Click the buttons to show the scale on the fretboard.

E minor pentatonic: This fundamental scale is a cornerstone of blues and works excellently with the track.

Feel free to lean heavily on the E minor pentatonic scale, as it is both simple and incredibly effective in this blues setting. Add character by incorporating the blue notes from the blues scale. As the chord changes unfold, target chord tones like the B and A minor 7th notes, and utilize descending lines when reaching the C and D major chords for a dynamic touch. Don't hesitate to experiment with bending, sliding, and using double stops to add depth to your solos.