David Bowie: Heroes (Backing Track)

Finally, here’s the backing track so you can now go ahead and really play, practice and have fun! Once you’ve got my version nailed, you can then look at adding your own elements and embellishments to the chords, to add even more texture to your playing. The backing track will also help you with your practicing of both rhythm and timing and sooo much better that just a boring metronome!

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  1. John Grierson
    124 days ago

    Fantastic backing track guys!

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