Thanks for the comments and suggestions, David. You are right, I do not like the tone here at all. I’d rather spend my time practicing guitar than chasing tone though, but I’ve got some good suggestions now. And I will go through Justin’s lessons on bending, bending is the blues after all!
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Thanks Toby, I really like your suggestions and will try them out. I’ve still got some work to do on notes on the fretboard too, but going over triads I think will be good for knowing chord tones.
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Hi Mari,
Nice and a start that already contains a lot of good stuff 
, lots of fun and I follow you on this path with great interest 
Greetings
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Hello Mari, I’m not into blues and I’m afraid I can’t give much constructive feedback. My impression is that this is an excellent starting point! It sounds very good and deliver that bluesy feeling I would espect! You’re doing really great, I look foward following your progress and listening to more of your recordings, when you’ll be ready to post 
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@roger_holland and @SILVIA thank you both, starting is where I’m at!!! I was just getting frustrated with my amp again so I’m taking a break and we’re going out to take the pup for a walk on the waterfront 
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Some good stuff there Mari and a really good ‘start’ point if that’s what you are calling it. I know you’ve been working at improv on and off for a while.
Some good advice given already by the others.
I’m in the same boat as you with this. I’ve started/stopped several times as I find it so difficult to get it interesting and not repetitive.
As for amp tone, snap,!
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Thanks Gordon, I’m very much intending to stay on the ‘on’ side of ‘off and on’ now, so I should see some gradual progress over the next month(s) year(s)!
Hi Mari, from your catalog of recordings I listened 2 songs: Let It Be that you wrote it was possibly your favourite, good instrumentation there, and Wild Horses, nice vocals and guitar playing there.
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