Why and how I make all those jam tracks

Music in this episode:

Jamey Aebersold - “Fm Ebm Dm 8 Bars Each” (1967)

The Temptations - “Papa Was a Rollin’ Stone” (1972)

Bo Diddley - “Bo Diddley” (1955)

Aretha Franklin - “Chain of Fools” (1967)

Eddy Grant - “Electric Avenue” (1982)

Mobb Deep - “Shook Ones Part II (Instrumental)” (1994)

Common/Slum Village - “Thelonius (Instrumental)” (2000)

The Grateful Dead - “Scarlet Begonias > Fire on the Mountain” (1977)

James Brown - “I Got To Move” (1970)

James Brown - “There Was A Time (I Got To Move)” (1970)

James Brown - “Soul Power” (1970)

James Brown - “Blind Man Can See It (Extended)” (1973)

Herbie Hancock - “Chameleon” (1973)

The Band - “The Weight” (1968)

The Beatles - “Dear Prudence” (1968)

John Coltrane - “Mr Knight” (1962)

(I mistakenly identified the bassist on this recording as Jimmy Garrison; it is actually Steve Davis.)

McCoy Tyner - “Contemplation” (1967)

Brad Mehldau - “Anything Goes” (2004)

Peter Gabriel - “Solsbury Hill” (1977)

The complete jam tracks collection:

References

George Howlett - One Chord Songs

Joseph Schloss - Making Beats: The Art of Sample-Based Hip-Hop