Lynn
I can only echo what has been said.  You are one of the people that keep raising the bar for the rest of us.

Hi Lynn, 
 
I'm somebody that thinks I still have a long ways to go musically .....so I wind up trying out a lot of different things
 
I do enjoy booking a trip on my guitars fingerboard and sharing the musical results here with who ever gets enjoyment out of listening to my guitar playing   .
 
I'm very happy that my guitar playing can reach a few friends and people here on this forum 
 
Kenny

I don't listen to a lot of this kind of music, but your playing shows a lot of skill, obviously born of training.  I love your octaves in the beginning part.  There are some slight rhythmic issues at times - you anticipated the phrase a bit at 0:58, and there were a couple of other places where you seemed a little behind the beat, probably because you were trying not to push the pick too hard and the note didn't quite come out at the instant you were hearing in your head.
 
I thought your solo work was pretty creative overall, although it's a style that is over my head so I'm probably not the best critic.
 
I know this is not the point of the exercise, but I want to add that I did enjoy listening the piece quite a bit, although I found it quite short in length (not your choosing of course), so I had to replay it several times. :)

 Walt , thank you for sharing that with me . Kenny

Nice Kenny.
Ya know, My favorite note was at :31. It had some rawness to it and wasn't so pristine.
Just sayin.

timidi
Nice Kenny.
Ya know, My favorite note was at :31. It had some rawness to it and wasn't so pristine.
Just sayin.

Hi Timothy ,
Oh , I think i know the note you are talking about ...
that's where the octave slides into the note  ...the fingerboard umpire on that fret called it ! Safe ! 
thanks for listening 
 
Kenny