Old Men And Their Hot Rods

I seem to be focusing on car-tunes recently.  So, at the risk of overplaying something, here is another one.  It might also be that we have just come out of the spring car/rod show season around these parts.  It seems at the shows that I went to, many of the "rods" were driven by the -- shall we call them the more "mature" rodders.  At least I felt at home.
 
Anyway, I hope the song gives you a bit of a giggle and as always, I will be grateful for any comments and suggestions.
 
I will be putting up a video on YouTube in a few days (or so) which will confirm the title of this song.  I'll let y'all know when it is posted. 
 
Thanks.
 
Old Men And Their Hot Rods
http://www.soundclick.com/bands/page_music.cfm?bandID=963481
 

Yup, the song very much fits the theme.       There were a few timing issues here and there, but overall I think you've captured the right vibe. 
 

Great song. I'm sure that many of us can relate!

drums, bass, guitar seem solid as heck!
 
Your vocal performance is a keeper as well!
 
However, I think your vocal treatment could use another look. It kind of works as is, but if you keep that delay processing, please push the main vocals up in the mix, and leave the slapback at approx. the volume it's at. Right now, your lead vocal is just a little bit louder than the delay, which makes for some muddy waters.
 
As is, I think the bass guitar is just as loud as the vocal?
 
theme-wise, I live in a summer hot rod festival town, so I totally get it!
 
cheers,
-Tom

Like this Freddy.  Movin and fun! I'll have to play this for my granddaughter.  I'm sure she'll be dancing across the floor on this one! 

Hiya Freddy,
 
That was fun
 
I'm listening again while reading the comments above. I can't really add to what has already been said. I'm not picking up the bass so much, but I listen with earbuds so that may account for that. And, besides, if the bass was removed I reckon I'd sure notice it was missing... Sometimes subtle bass, sitting nicely with the kick, is the way to go
 
Cool lyrics... You have a nice piece of work here
 
cheers
 
andy

Hi Tom.  Thanks for the kind words and suggestions.  I have brought up the vocal as much as I dared.  Hope that improves it a bit.  Being an old guy myself (ahh, let's call that mature), I felt right at home when I went to a couple of shows to shoot video.
 
Hey Mark.  I guess I'll have to come up with a song that will motivate you to get up out of that chair.  How is retirement going?  I love the songs on the two posts that you have put up.  Excellent stuff buddy!
 
Hey Arlen.  Thanks for listening and the kind words. Is that you and your granddaughter in the picture?  If so, she looks like a real sweetheart!
 
Hiya Andy.  I appreciate your taking the time to listen and comment.  I go back and have a listen to the bass.  Thanks again.
 
Hi Makke.  Thanks for the comments - I appreciate them. As I mentioned above, I have to go back again and listen to the bass.

Hi Freddy, nice bit of rockabilly, go cat go ; )
 
Rik

love the bass/rhythm guitar sound. really drives the song on. drums are OK but lack any real weight. the vocals grew on me, but prob do need a little less of the slapback verb or maybe utilise that as an effect.
i was hoping for a searing solo or some change-up!