Sixfinger - I'm a real fan of yours - so thanks - means a lot coming from you.
 
Mesh - yea, thanks - yea - the rhythm guitars had a bit of "fuzz"  on it. It's the first time I've tried a slow blues instrumental thing like this - still trying to get the slide guitar thing down.
 
Freddy - thanks again.
 
Warren, thanks partner.
 
daryl - yea - it's strange trying to play a slow tune - I kept unconsciencely trying to speed up - fun to do though. Thanks for taking a listen.
 
gonzo - thanks again - I did change out the snare.
 
beagle - thanks for taking a listen. Yea, I'm sure the mix isn't perfect. But, realistically - I never get more than about 10 or 15 people to listen to one of my tunes - so, it is what it is. Thanks for taking a listen. Take care.
 

I love this, Mark! Very slinky with a nice slide sound. I couldn't imagine being able to play that slow. LOL. Super job on this tune and production.

I like this. Nice and bluesy. Minimalism, as it pertains to music, is something entirely different though.
 
Great tune!

Maybe minimalism was the wrong word. What I tried to do was create a melody using the fewest amount of notes I was able to. Thanks for listening Guitarpima.
 
Thanks Scottybro - Like I think I said before I found it a bit unnatural to play this slow - seems like we practice so much for speed that when you slow it down - it feels a bit strang. I hope you're doing good my friend.
 
 

 This is the kind of thing I would like to play after a hard job at work in the evening to relax. Excellent work!
 

Really good, laid back good ol' blue!

Dats da stuph Mark.
 
Drum break was kinda odd. I expected a feel change from it but that's ok.
 
The amp noise in the fade was cool.

Smiling. Like ZZ top on qualuudes. 
 
I'd say great performances and a really skanky vibe. Fun all around.
 
The bass has some hair on it, kinda distorting. And there's a 60 cycle hz solo in the middle when the breakdown section comes, and at the very end. 
 
Speakin' uh breakdowns, if I ever have one, I'd like this song to be the soundtrack!
 
cheers,
-Tom

The biggest compliment I can offer is to echo Batsbrew - this makes me want to do a slow blues tune.   And I don't do many slow songs.