Thanks @CATMAN62! Really enjoying it at the moment!
I actually for about sunshine of your love! Iāll need to look back and see if Iāve still got the parts saved and then have another crack at it!
Iāll use this thread to put any future covers/videos in!
Sounds great, Neil. Maybe work a little on mixing up the note lengths and pauses a little? Lots of great technique worked into this. Loved your rhythm groove. Excellent and keep on jamming!
Wow great work Neil, both with the playing and the tech 
Thanks @DavidP
The the rhythmic/note length part of phrasing I really struggle with.
Any specific tips or content about it?
Iām afraif not from me. All Iād suggest is listen to your favourite artists and their solos. Perhaps try learning some to help develop that feel.
Made a slow blues backing track today!
Let me know if you enjoy!
Bonus points if you post a video of you jamming to it! 
Just learned to do those gospel slides in BLIM. Such a cool sound!
@theoldman66 Always wondered how to make that sound and then stumbled across it watching Justin teaching Lee from Andertons in the āCaptains Privatesā lesson! Love the sound, could play it all day 
My friend gave me a loan of his Les Paul copy today. Vintage V100. Had never heard of them but they get great reviews and after having a shot Iām well impressed! Not my choice of colour but can see what my next guitar will be!
Stumbled across this in a funky blues playlist and learned it tonight. Relatively simple and good fun. This was 2nd take, so far from polished and a few mistakes but gotta keeping moving forward!
What a fun track! I donāt know how you picked it up so fast. I didnāt hear any wrong notes. It sounded great to me. If I could make one change, I think Iād want you to hit a few mutes on the chips to give the song more dynamic mmf --if that makes any sense.
Iām really enjoying your videos. Keep posting!
Thanks @DonnatheDead thatās very kind!
I can pick things up fairly quick Iād say but still takes alot of work to polish them!
Yep I agree with you there, I think I kinda forgot what was happening on that bit whilst thinking about keeping the rhythm! I want to move into funky sort of stuff, keeping the right hand going all the time is hardest bit!
Had to record a solo as a reference starting point for the Blues Immersion course here.
Not my best stuff but for 5 mins straight improv itās accurate depiction of where Iām at right now. Looking forward to seeing the improvement over time!
Neil, that is a nice funky groove you have going on there. You have a clean tone and tight rhythm. I have put this song on my list for the new year. I did a month of funk style guitar a few years back and this rhythm brings back good memories. Thanks for the post.
Neil, it sounds good to me, but Iām still a blues player wanna-be. It sounds like you have doing quite a bit of playing blues lead in the past and starting the BLIM with a fair amount of experience. I spent a lot of time listening to the blues back in 1999 to 2005 so I picked up several different influences in your 5 min solo, particularly BB King and SRV. I look forward to hearing what you sound like after the BLIM lessons
Thanks Steve. I picked up guitar around 15 months ago, started noodling around the pentatonic scale maybe October last year and then really looked into blues stuff in January or Feb of this year.
I kind of dedicated myself to guitar in 2024 practicing several hours a day on average and really focusing on blues. Pleased with what Iāve achieved so far, never thought Iād be doing anything besides strumming some chords.
Thank you! That means a lot that you say that, as they are probably my 2 biggest influences! BB for the sweet major stuff and SRV for the angry minor stuff
Do you have any blues aspirations?
Cheers, Neil
PS just saw your other comment. Thanks again, I really think funk and blues are my jams so combining them is the ultimate fun for me Iād say!
I like BB King because it is easy enough for me to learn a few licks. My ādreamerā level influence is SRV. The G99 in my online name is G for guitar and 99 for 1999, the year I heard SRV play Little Wing on the radio for the first time and rocked my world. Before that I didnāt even have an electric guitar, just acoustic and classical. I bought all of SRV albums (CDs since it was 1999) and then bought CDs of all of his influences. I soon bought a Strat and a Fender Blues Jr amp. In my Learning Log at the beginning I list Mary Had A Little Lamb - SRV version as one of my early dreamer songs to work on. I especially like all of SRV slow blues.
Thatās awesome.
I was only really exposed to the blues proper by a work colleague last year. I always enjoyed it when hearing it but had never purposefully listened to it.
But when I came across SRV I was instantly hooked.
Havenāt stopped listening since
Trying to move away from playing blues progressions with typical static barre chords and try to introduce some movement (with mixed success). First foray into recording one of these. Good fun! Iād say I probably enjoy playing rhythm more than lead, at least for now. Just need to find an outlet ie create my own tunes, or some backing tracks!
Man, that was cool. Thanks for putting this out there for us. Great jam, and nice groove.