David Gilmour Style Uplifting Backing Track in E - 68 BPM

A bright, uplifting David Gilmour style backing track in E major at 68 BPM. Warm piano, soft electric piano, a wide atmospheric pad and a gentle, flowing groove create a hopeful, soaring atmosphere inspired by Gilmour's most melodic and positive playing. Perfect for practicing major key melodies, expressive bends and lyrical, singing solos. Chords appear on screen at every change, with section names and the next chord shown in advance, so you always know where you are. Key: E major Tempo: 68 BPM Count-in: 1 bar Chord progression Intro: E | Esus4 | A/E | E Verse: E | B/D# | C#m | A | E | B | A | A Chorus: A | E/G# | F#m | B | A | E/G# | F#m | Bsus4 B Solo: E | B/D# | C#m | A | E | B | A | B Bridge: C#m | C#m | A | A | F#m | F#m | Bsus4 | B Outro: E | A/E | Esus4 | E Scales to try E major pentatonic for sweet, soaring melodic lines C# minor pentatonic for a bluesier Gilmour touch (same notes, different focus) E major (Ionian) for full, singing melodies E Mixolydian for a little extra color over the A and B chords Chapters 0:00 Count-in 0:03 Intro 0:17 Verse 1 0:45 Chorus 1 1:14 Verse 2 1:42 Chorus 2 2:10 Solo 3:07 Bridge 3:35 Final Chorus 4:03 Outro Practice tips Follow the bass line. The descending E, D#, C# movement in the verse is a great guide for your melody, so try to echo it in your phrases. Bend to the chord tones on each change and let the high notes ring for that soaring feel. A medium delay (around 660 ms) with a bright hall reverb will give you an open, uplifting tone. If this track helped your playing, like the video and subscribe to Late Night Jam Tracks for new backing tracks every week. Tell me in the comments which style you want next. #backingtrack #davidgilmour #pinkfloyd #guitarbackingtrack #upliftingguitar #emajor #guitarpractice #jamtrack