justin is a great teacher and I immensely enjoy these videos. Also, a lot of respect for the captain, as justin said, showing his vulnerabilities-not an easy thing to do! thanks for sharing.

This has been a very helpful series for me personally. It has been inspirational, and while I am not anywhere near where I want to be, I have taken a little from each show and improved dramatically. I think there are too many gear reviews. I would rather you guys pick some basic misunderstood gear and show how to use it in context. For example: What is a compressor, how do you use it in context. What do the settings mean? On an Amp, what does gain actually do? How do you use the tone knob on a guitar, in conjunction with the EQ controls on an amp? Etc. With Lee's knowledge of gear, what would Justin want to know from him?

I'm really enjoying seeing Captain improves as a guitar player. Please continue with this series

You guys have hit on a great format for lessons. Even if I'm not quite where Lee is in expertise, his struggle is visible and we relate to him, and it brings more out of Justin and vice versa. Who was it that taught by dialog? Socrates? Justin is now the Socrates of guitar instruction.

I'm a little older than Lee and I feel exactly like he does watching these videos - I've had more Ah ha moments in these last 10 episodes than in many years past. Please keep them going. Really great content and you guys are a great pair.

I want to put something out there: This series of videos is so inspiring and educationally precious! Thank you very much! And the fact that Lee goes out there "with his vulnerabilities" (quote) makes Andertons and everybody involved even more likeable! When I watch this I go "Yeah I've been struggling with this, too" or "I'm not alone" at least five times in one vide. So thanks! Cheers! Frank

Season 2 on the roadmap at all here ? These were SO good!!! Thanks gents … very human and relatable

Superb lesson. I am also guilty of not knowing the notes on the fretboard despite years of noodling and band antics (shame on me)...this has motivated me to learn!

This is by far the best series of guitar lessons on the internet.

modes.... mmmmodes. please... modes. This series is great! Justin is a great teacher.

Best lesson series ever. Thanks much Justin & Cap! Also PLEASE heed Justin's advice about memorizing the notes of the fretboard. Don't wait 20 years like I did kids! Whether it's 3 notes per string, caged, shapes, or any other method being taught in various lessons- I've found that knowing where those notes are is the key that will unlock them all. It may seem like too much with all the sharps and flats, but just learning the ABCDEFG will improve your playing a million%

Although most of this is beyond me at the minute , ive found the whole series very inspiring. I’ve taken a little something from every one of these lessons and will come back to them as I get better to try the things you guys have been working on. Great series, really well presented. Can’t wait for more collaborations. Keep up the good work.

Great series! Much respect to Lee for being so humble about learning the basics. Justin is an amazing teacher!

Thank you so much for this series. Lee, I really appreciate you showing your weaknesses along with your strengths. It could easily be edited out but it's really inspirational to see the learning process and ways we can all improve.

I freaking love these videos. Good on you Lee for putting your vulnerability out there in the world!

More lessons with the Captain please. Gear reviews are everywhere but there are very few one on one type things at this level and you two bring it out well.

Lee you are being a hero doing this. Its so helpful to hear a question asked and answered by the tutor which is something that is missing when learning from online courses - this is so helpful to me

This has been the best set of guitar episodes on youtube. i have watched everyone the day it came out and have all ways been inspired to pick up my guitar while watching and carry on playing for long after. I would love to see more teaching episodes with lee. would be great to see some lessons on modes and more importantly what situations they fit well in. Thanks for the great series justin and lee

Please keep the lessons going these have been great

Thanks for all this. I have seen all episodes in this series and use them to put all things together and progress. Its really the most competent, and straight to the point materiel in a usable way. I found on youtube. I had so many "aha thats the way it works" momments like the captain through these episodes. Keep up the good work. All the best from another Dane. 😊

These are excellent, keep them rolling just as they are....soooo many of us are sitting in the same spot lee is....and can 100% relate. I can't explain why but...it makes the lesson "stick" better, watching someone else being taught.. you guys are definitely onto something here !!

cannot express how much I've enjoyed watching this series! it has been absolutely fantastic and i feel like I've learned a lot from it!!!

These are legit the BEST instructional videos on KZfaq. I feel like I’ve broken through several plateaus. We all truly appreciate you two.

really justin is a king in teaching, king .... he knows what he is playing, doing and teaching and saying, i love his passion for teaching.

Lee is doing a great job! Thanks again for these awesome lessons, guys!

Another really considered and well delivered video. Thanks to Justin, Lee and all the others who make this channel such good viewing.

These are some of my favorite lessons on youtube. Just great! Truly, thank you both. I have been playing for 3 years and have been in a bit of a funk(not the good kind), this really has given me some direction.

Honestly.. I love this series. Please don't stop now. Series 2 is a 'MUST'.

OMG what a truly great series this is. So many wow moments for me too. I am on exactly the same page as Lee when it comes to theory and playing ability. So when I watch this, I feel that I share Lee's frustration. Justin, you are immense as a teacher, and personality and I have now subscribed to your channel and website - May the improvement commence.

This LESSON!!!!! I feel like I have improved my playing tenfold with just this lesson. I was having trouble mixing chords and licks together. Thanks!!

Thanks Justin for your generous priceless help .. you are really spoiling us .. God bless you..

I'm loving these videos I just tuned in a few days ago and these are some of my favorites from your channel so far.

with just getting to grips with my bar chords and now the caged system learning loads this is great thanks justin and Chappers

Don't often comment on these videos, but this is a great lesson, particularly the note exercise. I learnt the notes by learning the octaves, but the one finger exercise is really good. Great stuff. Would love to see more of these.

This is some real good stuff. I appreciate the work you folks have put in to bring this material to us. A special kudos to Justin for being a mint guitar teacher.

the notes exercise was the best thing I have ever learnt, should have been on lesson one, once you know the notes even a little bit (after 3 days I feel a difference) multiplies the effectiveness of every other lesson, great video

I loved watching this series. I have watched a lot of online lessons and tried to work things out on my own but the interaction part is missing. Loved how Captain asked questions that many of us would ask. Justin's responses to filling in those gaps are brilliant. Thanks!

Just awesome, I have so much respect for Lee. thank you I have learned so much with your series

Absolutely awesome. I am 2 years into guitar and it feels like I can become Hendrix NOW!! :-)

What a great pro Justin is. His teaching method is so supporting and encouraging. I think I might have to sign up.

Keep it up lads well done Lee for being so honest and Justin for making sense of it all very inspiring no need for gear reviews keep up the lessons, excellent work!!

Wizards sleeve more like. Love these lessons, I think the thing that really makes the difference is the interaction between the two guys, it really helps put things in context as apposed to one person talking at you.

I was really waiting for this class! Thank you Justin ! You are great teacher !

Pete .. hats off to you for doing this series. These videos are amazingly helpful and I find myself being just like you! Keep it going!1

more please, great vids, nice to see lee progress and justin is a legend

Gonna have to come back to this amazing series again after I get better. Pausing this to go and start Justin's Intermediate series.

I've found that using a clip-on tuner is really helpful to check the notes while practicing the 'learning the fretboard' exercise Justin describes around the 20 minute mark.

you're great guys, I identify with the Captain in these videos as if it is me who is holding that guitar and facing Justin. Thank you both.

Have really been enjoying this series and it has helped firm up my theory knowledge, I now understand why the notes I play do or don't work! Please, please, please carry on like this. It's great seeing Lee's journey and I'd be interested to see it branch into different styles as he develops (and as I develop!).

This was really great! I've always pictured those Hendrixisms incorrectly. You've put me on the right path.

Great never too late to learn, and I've been learning for years. (43) Great series chaps.

Lee is truly fearless. He asks the questions we would all be too shy to ask if we were there. You are the best Captain! It not just the other presenters we come for, we come for you!

Love andertons vidoes!!! I watch them all! Best demos ever on everything. Justin love your vidoes also! Even if I don't like a product I watch your videos and because the demos are so darn good I take that product into consideration, putting my ignorance aside and being an educated musician thank you for all you do

I know many people say this, but respect to you Lee for doing this. I find myself cringing at just the same points as you when it gets hard so fair play for doing it for “us lot” on t’internet. For every cringe you make, we learn! Also respect to Justin for his teaching - super clear, with a structure behind it all - couldn’t ask for more. For future ideas - maybe showing how to put it into a live context if Lee’s up for that? Going from bedroom to gig brings lots of new considerations - maybe the other suggestions around how “mere mortals” can use certain pieces of gear. Eg. Katana 50 for a covers gig or how to use certain pedals in a live context. Again, well done and thanks to you both

You're back! This is great!

Love this series! Thanks so much:)

This is really good, thanks guys!

This is a tech that I didn't know the name if and never could catch just how players did it. Thanks so very much with this help

Keep this series up, guys!

just keep on trucking with these rut busters in the next season!

Fantastic lesson, the best teacher by far. Thanks

Thanks - just loved this one!❤

This series is awfully entertaining. I love it.

Extremely helpful. Thank You!

Lee’s “cockup” at 11:40 sounded quite tasty to my ears! Bravo, you clumsy nugget😂

Please continue with the lessons. So useful.

Great series, more, more, more!

Yes, a video on modes would be amazing! Keep up the good work guys! :)

Capt, your my hero

Justin’s really good at teaching Hendrix stuff!

That fellow lucky getting taught by one of the best gutiar teachers in the world

This is AMAZING. Thanks!

blimey that tele sounds awesome! Helps that JS knows what the hell he's doing

Great series fellas! Really helpful for freshening up my practice routines. Gonna be sad when it ends. :(

Lee you should try your hand at being a comedian, you are very funny with a quick sense of humor. I throughly enjoy these lessons and Justin is a prince of a man. Thank you Justin for the education and thank you Lee for the laughs. Play on Jimi !!!

An automatic like s always. Justin is the best.

Great team! Hope to see more, better tv show in years!

I almost never comment, but this series has been outstanding and I wanted to say thank you!

Honestly great tips!

Well I have loved these ten lesson I’ve really picked up a lot brilliant

What a great lesson

Good lesson !

Soooo...I've been doing it wrong? Well at least not as Good! AWESOME Lesson again guys, these are great, especially for us that've been at it for quite a while!

Some more of these exercises please. That's great.

Ah, Hendrixisms! One of my favorite areas of rhythmic noodlings. This sort of rhythmic style is something I picked up almost by osmosis early on in my delvings into Hendrix lo these many moons ago, but I've never really attempted to analyze what was going on until watching this video. Now, what Justin is teaching is largely second nature to me, because I've been playing them for so long, plus there are a few little dealeos that I often toss into the mix that are closely related to what Justin's teaching. Nonetheless, I especially appreciate this vid because Justin is presenting it in a very clear and easy to understand analytical style. And therein lies the value of this video -- Justin has clearly shown where and how these little hammerings work and even good ways to practice them, which should make rapid Hendrix experts out of everyone who watches this video! Yes? Okay, hyperbole, maybe, but not too danged far from the truth. Now, as for Pete, I must say, first of all that I think he is an excellent guitarist and soloist in his own right, and I've watched him grow in capabilities over the years of the Andertons videos such that I'm becoming a bit envious of a few of his moves. And props to him for being willing to reveal a very common weakness, namely his knowledge of notes on the fingerboard, which is something that I'll wager the vast majority of guitar players share right along with him. It's obvious why this is too -- we guitarists tend to think in patterns more than we do in notes or intervals the way other musicians do, especially once we've journeyed off into the temptations of soloing, discovering how patterns work so well for this. But patterns can take you only so far. Ask any jazz guitarist worth his salt about soloing over changes or building chord inversions and how beneficial patterns are, or in this case aren't. Once a guitarist has a firm grasp of the notes on the fingerboard, it becomes much easier to solo all over it, and also to build various chord inversions, which will improve one's chording style -- a true sign of the accomplished guitarist. Keep at it, Captain. We have every confidence in you.

Answering the question posed in the video: I'd like to see more lessons and tips over gear reviews. This format where we can be students alongside Lee is far better than many other video lessons. (And a damn sight more useful than another gear review!)

As funny as Lee, or some people may find this I swear to god Lee was a huge inspiration for me to play more blues when I was younger watching robs videos in 2015 I have always preferred Lee’s playing

You need to continue this series!

Great stuff lads. Modes explained for the next Rut Buster would be terrific, thanks :)

I love these

sounds good

Great Video! Please make another, showing the second series you mentioned based off the 5th string root!

I would love it to primarily be a lessons series than switching over to gear reviews things. I would like to see these videos to continue and then start a different series where you 2, or whomever else joins, and do gear reviews that way. I think Justin would be a good addition to the Andertons video contributors.

Lee I did exactly that stuck some letters on the neck and it really helped

Keep. Going. With. The Series. Please!

10/10 great excersise. Feel like Lee :-) once we have to do that or be stuck forever...

When you asked for feedback my first thought was modes. My second thought was the 3 notes per string method. Having played for only 3 years I have focused on CAGED, I don't know the first thing about 3 notes per string and I have heard it is good to know both methods.

THANK YOU FROM THE STATES!

phenomenal series. I hate that we have to wait so long for the return...

irn bru guitar! haha! blinking great series btw. Defo want more of these, lets get deep into theory!