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Sorry if this has been posted before but, I've got some that are ... lacking for a better word. Any suggestions? And thanks again. Mike
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The ones from Stephane Wrembel, Nuages de Swing and Dennis (dc-music school beginner collection, with different tempos) are the best ones IMO, and are downloadable as mp3s. Gonzalo B Quartet also has a very good set of playalongs, but in the form of youtube videos.
That being said, I'm finding the playalongs that help me most are the ones I record on the spot (I use Reaper or a loop pedal depending on whether I'm motivated enough to deal with the mic)
Stephane Wrembel:
http://stephanewrembel.com/lessons/
Denis Chang:
http://www.dc-musicschool.com/catalogue/
Gonzalo Bergara:
http://www.youtube.com/results?search_query=gbquartet+play+along