The Doors - 'Roadhouse Blues' Guitar Tutorial - Minor Pentatonic Song Lesson

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[@MrTentpegs]

Hey Andy, just wanted to say thanks from a beginning guitarist! You've made my guitar more accessible to me and helped me understand the "why's" as much as the "how's". Keep your amazing videos coming please!

[@AAce-bo2bq]

Dude, you are AWESOME!! You have great patience in explaining & simplifying this. THANK YOU!!!!

[@peter1234930]

This series of videos is great - I really like the concept of introducing more complicated playing methods into each video. Keep up the great videos!

[@singerstarac]

Great vid and nice explanation! Thank you so much. Great riff to learn!

[@otalino8478]

thank you Andy for this fantastic lesson !

[@RecycledRocker2]

Hey man ... I really like your teaching method . You break shit down to the littlest detail . Without wasting our time . Thanks man I’m killing this song . The right way now ...

[@notfirstyourlast]

6 videos for this song. 6 dif ways...awesome

[@vicksbrad2009]

Great lesson, real big help 👍🏻

[@michelletaylor1774]

5view yas! You are amazing and helped me a lot when I was starting guitar.

[@charliparfait]

Enjoyed your style snd simplistic technique.., ❤️

[@centennialtitans7732]

i tried to test this out on acoustic and it works for me as long as i pull up slightly on the hammers

[@1eyedjacksRwild]

Thanks for the video.

[@static45a2]

Thanks andy,was having issue with the Rhythm Learning this on a ALVEREZ Acustic, using Em and some major palm muting sounds decent...

[@rodderz5615]

Thank you 🙂

[@dannycadwallader6503]

Great lesson great tune

[@damo1140]

cool, ty cos your close ups n explanations were easy to understand

[@Martin-eh7fz]

Hi, Andy,
Great lessons, Just starting out, how about a quick picture of the amp set up before you start. Still learning to get to get the right sound. Cheers.

[@andycrowley]

Wouldn't really help mate, too many variables. Check out this video on how to setup your own amp to get the sound you want! czcams.com/video/zGVQ84h1JfI/video.html

[@Martin-eh7fz]

+Andy Guitar Cheers, getting it sorted, good lessons.

[@kelleylinn305]

Thanks!

[@harrybaier3722]

You are the best - greetings from Germany
i would like you teach also LOVE LIKE A MAN from TEN YEARS AFTER :-)

[@TheSojabohnLP]

Hey thank you, helpfull video! at the End you talk about how to improvise over this song. I could not find the playlist, can anyone send me the link for it? :)

[@vstags]

Hi Andy, what kind of steps locks are you using? Thanks

[@8skoogy]

tell me how to reproduse that sound what amp n set up do you use ?? great lessons thank you

[@joeortiz181]

use distortion over drive and reverb,... It will be close

[@user-rc5tq8kn1l]

hello man 🤘🤘🤘🤘🤘🤘

[@debojitdas9565]

What brand guitar is that?

[@cadenratliff1318]

I have a Les Paul just like that

[@8skoogy]

me too, av had and played with lots guitars, i thought. thats no more crap, before i die im getting my top of the range gibson les paul, a dream come true, sadly im really unwel but at least i got it,,,,,,,

[@TheGcaston]

Hello Bro, i don't understand a shit about music, why does this music use diferent notes from the E minor pentatonic scale? Like hammeron first fret on D. Thanks

[@kurtinklern3262]

this guy hasn't replied to you in two years???

[@adipammu]

@@kurtinklern3262 the guy also hasn't replied to you in 3 weeks?

[@Philtho]

That "D" hammer-on note first fret is actually a A# and is a blues note. Look at an E Blues Scale (Box 1) vs a E Pentatonic Scale (Box 1) - They look almost the same, except for two extra notes in the Blues Scale. Those two notes turn it into a Blues Scale because it simply sounds.... bluesy. You will find a ton of differently named scales that resemble the Major / Minor scales with extra notes here and there that changes the sound/mood entirely when played. They are a sequence of notes that simply sound good. If you were locked in a room with a guitar for a year, with no knowledge, you would probably come out with a whole bunch of scales that you learned by ear from noodling because they simply sounded good/right. A lot of people learned to play guitar this way back in the day who were self taught.