Uploaded March 2023 | Updated September 2026, 9 hours ago
A track based on the late 1980's versions of Cassidy. It starts off in E lydian, and as the jam heats up, the chord switches to F# and the mode becomes F# mixolydian (which is made up of the same notes), then returns to E and back to F# again, and then finally up to G# minor (phrygian) for maximum tension, before finally settling back down into E major. A great demonstration of how the same group of notes (basically the B major scale) can sound so different depending on the chord underneath.
Created by www.HighCountryGuitar.com. Hit the website for more backing tracks of all kinds, as well as a whole lotta other free stuff for guitarists.
A track based on the late 1980's versions of Cassidy. It starts off in E lydian, and as the jam heats up, the chord switches to F# and the mode becomes F# mixolydian (which is made up of the same notes), then returns to E and back to F# again, and then finally up to G# minor (phrygian) for maximum tension, before finally settling back down into E major. A great demonstration of how the same group of notes (basically the B major scale) can sound so different depending on the chord underneath.
Created by www.HighCountryGuitar.com. Hit the website for more backing tracks of all kinds, as well as a whole lotta other free stuff for guitarists.
