Recording and listening through a TD20 module

Hello I am new to the forum and to logic express. I am trying to listen to music through my Roland TD20 module while recording the drumming I am performing. I am not sure if there is an easy way to put this. I would like to take a song (any song) and edit out the drum parts, play that back through my TD20 module where my headphones are plugged in, then record back the drums I am playing while listening to everything. I am using a MIDIsport UNO usb by M-Audio and right now I do not have logic express and would purchase it if I can perform these functions.
Thank you for any assistance.

really what I would like to do is get the output from the mac to the TD20. Garageband does not do this. Will I have better luck with Logic Express 8? Can I import music into Logic that I can modify? This is all for practice for me.

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