This is actually intended to be a voice over track I'm doing for a friend that films amateur league female wrestling. There will be sparse sports like dialogue and video footage of female wrestling. Not volume maximized here. I will be doing the side chain volume reduction once he's finished with the dialogue.
 I'm not one to really do guitar instrumentals. Only my second one ever. The bass played on my Casio DG-20 plastic guitar. Drums are my first project with EZ drummer 2. Mix sound OK?
https://soundcloud.com/grant-s/fortunes-change

Main guitar licks are great, but I wonder how something intricate like that would work sat behind a voice over... We would need to hear them in context I think, and they may need taking down a bit.
 
The drums do not appear to have any spread across the stereo image at all. But this might not matter at all for what this track is for. So, again... Would be nice to hear in context 
 
cheers
 
andy

Will indeed be a unique challenge for me, not sure why he chose that one. He wants me to add some sound FX he has in the beginning. A few words in the beginning and end from him, but there is a few lines in the videos from the girls talking their wrestling stuff he wants prominent. He also wants to keep some of the live ring sound. I've only seen the unedited videos on his iPhone, video looks great but not sure how I'm going to handle the audio from the video.   

An interesting challenge, for sure, if you haven't done this sort of thing before (I certainly haven't).
 
I look forward to seeing the video 

I updated the mix with some eq work and wider for the drums as you suggested, thanks for the ear.

Hey Grant, I don't know how well it will fit the venue, but it sure sounded cool to me.

Big thanks brotha Philz.

Hi Grant, long time no hear! Like this very much, great groove and some sweet playing. You were starting to burn then it faded!

Nice to hear from you again Grant, look forward to the more finished product.  Sound good though.

Grant - I LOVE this - it's the shizzle