I feel like this lost a little cohesion right there @ 48 seconds? It tried to get it back around 1:20 . A singer and some words would help. 
 
It tails off in to a Grateful Dead jam again @ 2:00, IMO, music in this genere "needs to move." And it needs to move consistently (no space jams) It's classic rock baby and the recipe is there, all you have to do is follow it :-)
 
**Sorry, accidental re-post. Or was it?
 
Yeah, it was? Sorry about that.

Hey Clean, this is jammin! I love the guitar sound. Good job on this!

Put a smile on my furry lugs.

I smiled the whole tune. It reminded of so many times I was having a great time jamming with friends.
And that first break...I swear I heard that in Roy Orbison "Black and White Nights". (a great concert DVD)
Was the that a Trilian bass?

Mark -- I absolutely loved it.  This is a great jamming sound and "sho-nuff" captures the sound of the early '60's surf scene.  Both of you did a stellar job!  I know I have said this a few times before but with out extreme distortion, effects, etc. you are able to take that guitar of yours and make each note a jewel.  Your timing and phrasing are terrific.
Great stuff my friend.
 

Sweet lead tones, Mark.

Nice one, Mark & Andy! You both did a mighty fine job!

jamesyoyo
Sweet lead tones, Mark.

Good thing it's a geetar choon then, no?