2-5-1 (II-V-I) E major 110bpm :: FIVE MINUTE JAM Gypsy Jazz Backing Track @ChaStewFiddle
2-5-1 (II-V-I) E major 110bpm :: FIVE MINUTE JAM Gypsy Jazz Backing Track @ChaStewFiddle
Uploaded February 2017 | Updated September 2026, 2 days ago
Master improvising over the 2-5-1 (II-V-I) chord progression, the most common in jazz, by jamming along to this gypsy jazz style backing track. Once you are comfortable with improvising over this 2-5-1 sequence you are well on your way to being confident playing along to loads of your standard jazz favourites.

The chords in this 2-5-1 are F#m7 - B7 - EMaj7.
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2-5-1 (II-V-I) E major 110bpm :: FIVE MINUTE JAM Gypsy Jazz Backing Track

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