Best Andertons content by a mile. Love the modesty. Let's be honest - this guy smokes it. Discovered him years ago and glad he is getting more recognition thanks to Andertons tie in.

We need a jam with Justin and Pete! Could you imagine how good that'd be!

Please Please Please keep this series up, Justin and Lee. It literally makes me carve out time in my busy schedule to pick up my guitar and practice. I am not anywhere near the level you are, Lee (if that is any consolation), but the fact that you are sticking to this, as busy as you are, inspires me. Justin, I am subscribed to your channel as well and am availing myself of your teaching. Thanks again!

You'll find links to the related lessons and chord charts on this link! :) glad y'all digging this series - they're fun to make! www.justinguitar.com/guitar-lessons/rut-buster-ep-9-exploring-chord-

Pete is so generous allowing that tele to be played by everyone

Justin is a really fine teacher - so positive, encouraging, clear & humorous.

Anyone else hearing the imaginary IV chord at 14:28? The Captain leads up to it so nicely that my ear hears the IV even though Justin sticks on the I! Great lesson. Justin is an absolute legend. He’s the OG KZfaq teacher and he’s still delivering amazing free lessons after like 15 years!

Justin is by far the best teacher on KZfaq. And on his website, he teaches everything for free! Amazing stuff.

“But lets not go into that because he might have a heart attack”

This series has got me practicing and learning again after 15 years. Justin is great and Lee is a perfect foil.

Cannot get enough of these. Justin holds such a special place in my soul: he gave me the gift of music and he is the first person I recommend when people want to learn. Keep 'em coming!

Justin is a monster of a teacher. It's a pleasure to see him playing all these variations.

I taught guitar full time for ten years - and you learn the easiest ways to get this stuff across. I.e.- think of a keyboard and play three note with one gap between each key on the white keys - that's a three note chord from the C scale. If you make the lowest note a C you have a C major chord - if you then run that up the keyboard one key at a time you'll have the harmonised scale of C major. C. Dm. Em. F. G Am. Bdim and back to C. Add another note - 4 piano keys with one gap between each key - you'll go up a harmonised major 7th scale Cmaj7 to Cmaj7. This stuff is easy. It's just that there's a load of teachers who kinda want to make it techy - that way you get students to keep coming.

This whole series has been really really great. I knew a lot of this stuff but Justin showing how to connect it all up and showing how to use it in context has been amazing. Lightbulb💡 has defo gone on in my head

Total credit to the Captain for potentially exposing himself (ooer missus) It takes bottle to learn and play something new in front of people yet alone the internet, so full respect! Justin awesome as always!!

I really hope you continue this. I am learning a ton, and I really like Lee and Justin together.

Keep going Lee!!! Not only will this help your own playing but I think these videos are getting a lot more people into learning more than just one position of minor pentatonic. Who knows, thanks to these videos maybe in a few years we will here good music on the radio again from people actually learning music.

justin is a great teacher!

its so good to see the captain hitting the barriers that we hit as learning guitarists but justin is such a good tutor, been using the site for years and has been so good to see as an actual 1 to 1 tutor. seriously he has helped to make me play so much better

I love Andertons' (& Rob's) attitude towards 'youtube'-ing. Always positive, encouraging, no competing, no sly remarks, no forced gimmicks to boost viewership. Justin is just the same, great guy. I think the best youtubers are those who actually love what they do and that for them monetization is a very welcome plus, not the end goal. I love the fact that these guys are willing to cooperate to give something great for us viewers. Makes me feel a warm fuzzy feeling. Rock on! PS: Would also love if you could do a mashup with Scott from ScottsBassLessons :)

Jazz: Play 1000 chords in front of 3 people Rock: Play 3 chords in front of 1000 people

This is probably the best format for me. Its much easier to watch a proper lesson like this than just watching you talk to the camera! Some how it's more authentic! Lol.

Mr. Captain, BELIEVE IN YOURSELF! All players should realize and believe that Nothing is too hard to grasp and kickass at, if you Absolutely Believe that it can't and won't throw you. So to all of us, Believe in your yourself, You ROCK!

Amazing videos guys. It's insane that you're doing these for free on YT.

What you clarified about Funk chords was a large AHA moment. Thanks and funk you 😁

Thanks Justin and Lee for doing this. Awesome!

MORE please. Gear reviews are everywhere but there are very few one on one lessons at this level and you two bring it out well.

Justin's website and KZfaq channels are the first place I tell anyone wanting to learn guitar or learn more guitar to go. If you've not been to the new website, it's well worth your time. I've purchased books and recordings. All are done magnificently. Excellent lesson and a lot less expensive than the Italy Seminar:-)

Best channel on KZfaq by some measure. G’day from Australia 🇦🇺

Lee you picked this up so quick and it must be great having these 121s with Justin and you always seem to ask the questions I have. Make the most of it and keep up the good work. Thanks both of you great series please dont stop!

These sessions are so good.

Amazing video. What a ton to think thru and practice.

This is the best series of vids thus far, keep the lessons coming please

Anyone notice how the series is changing from Rut Busters into Teach The Captain Some Theory?

Thoroughly enjoyed this episode. Lee did great

Another great lesson guys.

Not the first to say this, but these are the best vids on this channel. Justin is awesome and Lee too for bringing it all to life!

What a great lesson. Loved all these voicings

I love the point where the Captains eye glaze over. ... Good lesson boys, I picked up a few new ideas. Thanks!

Lee, I am with you on this man. Music theory just hurts my head and it’s just plain annoying when folks who get it easily make like it’s no big deal.. 😖

Great lesson, Justin is a fantastic teacher

Love these and utilise them daily! Then wait in anticipation for the next lol .. great to see a colab of 2 of my favourite KZfaq channels too .. thanks guys keep em coming 🎶🎸🎶

Another great lesson! Thanks, guys!

I accidentally typed nut busters for this video and it gave me very, very different results.

Captain needs to focus and knuckle don a bit and trust in his ability. Justin is teaching you the basics very well and is very patient with your slightly defeatist attitude to the lessons. Learning will always require pushing yourself. Great content for beginners or those wishing to learn from Justin's approach to teaching.

This is a great video series. More like this, please!

Justin is a legend 9 11 and 13 chords always scared me. I think I have the courage now to start learning them!

Today is the day that Lee's jam becomes 'tha funk' instead of those ol' blues. A new day Captain! 😂😂 And just as I type that they start playing blues! Hahahaha

I'm sponging this up! I need more!!!!

Love these videos. I've learned a lot from these sessions and from Justin's web site.

I am wondering how long it will take until I don't feel like Lee looks like he feels during lessons whenever I am taking a lesson. How do people get that good? I am pretty sure I have been playing since before Justin was born. I will blame it on not having the internet until I was 40. What a treasure trove of knowledge. Props to my friend Derek (he would be the Justin in our guitar relationship) for the recommendation.

Great class/New ideas introduction. Thank you for sharing knowledge.

This day has become great thanks to this video!! Cannot wait to get home from work and grab my guitar

This is just so good. More please. I see a lot of these chords in my chart book and have no idea what to do with them. Thank you.

Suggestion for future videos. It would be interesting to have Lee sitting in with a bass player( could be Justin) trying to play something, both "premade" and improvisational to see a beginner learning to play with another instrument, jamming and things like that. Kind of a beginner with a seasoned bass player with his teacher at his side to guide. Interesting also the opposite.....the begginer leading the jam and the bass player explaining what he is going to play on bass to suit the noodling of the tedious beginner

These are fascinating and great lessons, i've been in "the rut" for many years (played for 25) but had a break through understanding modes and now these are helping too. Like the captain, it's the theory that's difficult to grasp for me too, other than that it's just learning shapes (albeit thousands of different ones!)

Keep making these videos, they are amazing. I have learned so much

Ok. After watching the first ten minutes I've determined that I'm not awake enough for this one yet. I'll be back after coffee. Yep. Better after coffee. The funny thing to me in all this is that I've been doing some of these things without knowing the nomenclature. The more I learn, the more there is to learn.

This is awesome content. Keep it up Captain, you got this.

This is great stuff - joining the dots with real music as a result!

Fantastic stuff guys really really good way of opening this up. Please please keep this up 🤘

haha 11:07 justin says clapton and lee pays extra attention

12:04: The Corey Wong/Vulpeck trick!

OMG, lights on moment 🤘🤘

Great video. Really helpful. Thanks chaps, keep them coming.

Never really liked tele's before but after seeing and hearing Pete's purple one on here so much i'm itchin to get one.

I had Lee's same reaction when he said move on finger and it goes from a 7th to a 9th 😮 I have so much to learn

My favourite bit was when Justin said "The 5th chord in each scale is a 7 chord." Stay with it Lee, you've still got a better job than 99% of us.

Great lessons!

'Tune back in 2064' - ha....know the feeling. This is a great lesson.

Thank you captain for paying Justin to teach us yoududes for free. And for Justin, awesome job on explaining things on a beginners level and dumb it up for us lol!

Great lesson guys

Danish Pete's Tele just sounds so nice ..

+justinguitar the "turnaround" that Lee was referring to was at 17:26 when you put 6 chord grips into 2 bars!

This definitely the point where it starts to get sticky for me and very much I need to somehow get lodged between my ears... that level where you can jazz up a blues and start to reach towards a jazz blues. Will be watching this a few times me thinks. Thanks to you both - to Lee for having the humility to put himself in a learning position and Justin to explaining stuff so well. Great work! Edit: would help if I could play those damn 9th chords with the root on the a string without muting the major 3rd... gah!

Great stuff guys!!

What I'm enjoying most about these videos is the *pacing*. Only a few "points" covered in each lesson, so y'don't feel overwhelmed by *stuff*... Just some good, solid points of practical application of theory. Looking forward to the upcoming "Hendrix Variations" :) ... ... Oh, future topic, please: Widely spaced (open) voicings, a la Eric Johnson.. Thanks again... *heaps*.

Useful and enjoyable as always, great fun, thanks. Did anyone find that chord shapes chart Justin mentioned and can post a link please?

Justin, when you mention courses, charts, tabs or anything like that, can you put links on a pined post to the video or in the video information? I tried to find the chord extension pages you mentioned but I could not find on your site. Thanks.

awesome

THIS IS WHY I CHECK KZfaq

"It's very, very thinky." - Justin Sandercoe, 2018

Another great lesson, such a good format. I hope they carry on. Could you put a link in to the chord chart mentioned?

5:13 that moment when you say "I want to learn that!!"

Can you please load chords chart of those you just teach/learned and played

I always say that Justin rocks! Is it getting old yet? : )

2:07 I remember when I used to struggle with bar codes

Great stuff as always guys, this is something I didn’t realise I needed to learn until now! How would you go about incorporating licks in with these chords? Would it be over the Mixolydian Scale?

is it just me, or the captain wants the lesson end as soon is possible

Pete's tele gets used everywhere.

In golf it’s called paralysis by analysis or too much red wine.

I would love to see an episode of this with Rob as a special guest. I think that would be awesome.

Is Chappers also doing Justin's online music theory course? I'd be interested to see Justin teaching him some stuff on camera.

Awesome lessons. I would die if Justin unscrewed the whammy in the middle of the lesson.

is there a playlist for these videos?

Justin, can you please set up a device that gives Lee a light electric shock every time he touches the wang bar?

Another thing to work on ahah

I learn guitar by ear and have found that it's too hard for me to remember all this stuff. I just used trial and error to find all the variants. BUT. I love that they're taking time to show this. I call it chord fill. Whereas you have lead fill to accent a rhythm player, if you're playing alone, it gives you the opportunity to fill that music out with something outside just the base chords.

Dear Lee. Love all your Andertons videos. Please lose the whammy bar, unless you are prepared to play FZ's "Joe's Garage!"

These are great , what was the link for the chord sheet?