One Way Out

I think that you have a good tune here.  I want to listen again and maybe pick up some pointers for you.  However, I think it had more of a Tom Petty vocal feel.  I do remember hearing a crash cymbal throughout that seemed as though it didn't need to be there.  I really liked the vocal when you started rockin' towards the end.  

Great tune mike. You get better and better with the guitar tones every time.

This is a very good song and arrangement.  Very good vocal, which reminds me a bit of Dylan in his better days.

evadianeplug, thanks for the listen!  I'll check on those cymbals and see if I can get them sitting a little better in the mix.
 
Herb, thank you for your comments on guitar tone.  Lord knows I tweak with them enough, hopefully they are sounding good.  Part of it is that I feel my playing is getting better as well.  I took so many years off in the middle of my life, that it has taken a while to kind of find my tone again.  All guitars and the bass are using Amplitube 3 on this song.  Just loving the Ampeg amp tone on the bass lately, it punches through so nicely in my mixes of late.  I have been pulling back on guitar distortion lately, which seems to clean up mixes a little nicer.  It never takes as much distortion as you think in these mixes. 
 
Starise, thanks for the listens as well.  I noticed that you spotted this one even before I posted it here.  I appreciate the support.
 
Hey Lynn, Appreciate it.  I keep striving to get better, hopefully something is clicking.  Lynn, the solo is an Amplitube 3 amp, I don't recall which one off the top of my head.  I don't generally use a lot of pedals, but on this solo, I added a wah, and just set it pretty much in a stationary position that seemed to fit the song.  I'm getting a little better at the subtle techniques in Lead playing as well. 
 
Hey Jude....don't make it bad.   Ha, thanks for the listen bro.  I never quite know how to take Dylan comments, though.  Incidentally, we grew up about 30 miles from one another, though he had quite a few years on me.
 
Robby, bro....you need to get yourself some better antivirus.

I like the feel. Drums seems a bit muffled to me. Rhythm guitar could use some sheen too.
 
My $0.02 (in 1968 dollars).
 
The chant "one way out of here" seems like it could use some melodyne or a retrack.

Cool song.  The guitars sound great and good job on the vocal.  I have nothing to add to the comments above other than you might want to consider balancing (volume and position L-R) the vocal/harmony just a bit to make them sound a bit more compatible.
Nice one!!!

Yep Robbie, that's the one guitar their probably going to have to pry from my dead hands one of these days.

Freddy, thanks for listening and commenting. I will listen to those harmonies again.

Love Rickenbackers, they are certainly unlike any other instrument out there. I will have to try a fret less one of these days Robbie. I'm currently doing some training with my company out in Anaheim, I hope to get back to tweaking this one when I get back to TX this weekend.

I enjoyed it! I do agree with some of the others that the cymbals are a little too sizzly ,maybe just need to come down a little in the mix. I also like the tone of the guitars. Good job!
                                                                             

Well, it was ok, but it was forgettable.  Please, I don't mean to sound like an ass, just trying to be honest.  I love old, classic rock, and yet, the melody just wasn't interesting.  Maybe it's that particular 3-chord riff, E-G-A, if that's where you played it.  It just doesn't seduce me at all.  
 
Vox and instrumentation sounded fitting and all that, though.   

+1 on that cymbal, but other than that it's a great production for this style.  Good song.  You do remind me of Tom Petty - I mean that in a good way of course:)

nice groove

I thought it sounded good Mike! I hear a little Petty influence as well.

I thought the song had a great groove, I think I would play it a touch quicker but that's just me. I like your mix, everything seems to be where it needs to be and that can be tough to achieve. I too like the tones of your guitar, if there was anything I would pick on I would probably rerecord the vocal line a few times and comping for the best take.