For anyone wanting to play acoustic guitar and learn how to practice this series of lesson are problibly some of Justin’s best lessons. Each video has a practice routine under the video.
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I remember when these came out, and loved it.
Tammy was a bit ahead of where I was at the time in most areas, but it was like having private tuition on tap
Talking of privates, maybe it’s time to dip the toe into the Captain’s?
Just go about it gently, Brian, or you may become frustrated. I’d love to be in the same kind of rut as the Captain, though compared to Danish Pete. Who knew that Danish Pete played in Tom Jones’ band back in the day …
I was aware of these lessons but not looked at them until this morning when I viewed the first one. Very interesting to see Justin in a 1 to 1 rather than in a video lesson, quite a different dynamic.
Tammy is obviously well down the journey. Might to be interesting to see him with an absolute beginner, but it could be perhaps too embarrassing for that person, in any event we have nitsuj
Both, Stuart. This is the ‘something else’ Playground | JustinGuitar.com The Captain is a nickname for Lee Anderton from Andertons Guitar Shop. Justin had some 1-1 sessions with him … private lessons … and as I recall the joke comes from their on camera banter.
It doesn’t matter what level Tammy is at the point of the videos is to teach you how to practice so you’ll improve. Rut Busters and the Captain’s Privates are basicly the same type of lesson but for electric guitar.
I’ve talked to Justin about that…and laughed…and he’s brooding to give this a sequel,…but for those who don’t realize it,…despite the fact that he’s taking a break been (or extra because of that ) … Justin has a bit much hay on his fork,like we use to say…and in his case 10 hay forks…
And yes I’m going to write my report of my few minutes of lesson