Soul Blues Guitar Improvisation (to backing track by Elevated Jam Tracks)

I sneaked down to my home studio on Saturday for some musical me-time. I haven’t played my Hagström Swede (1970) for a while so I spontaneously wiped off the dust, tuned the guitar and started to improvise to the latest track from Elevated Jam Tracks. The strings are at least one year old, but they sounded supringsingly fresh. However, when I started recording I realized that the lower e-string was more or less unplayable and the guitar slowly became inexorably more and more out of tune. I therefore had to play with a lot of vibrato and concealed false tones with a bit crazy bends. Below is a link to the backing track" Seductive Blues Groove Guitar Backing Track Jam in F Minorr", created and published by Elevated Jam Tracks, 7 Feb 2021:    • Seductive Blues Groove Guitar Backing Trac...   HOW I DID THE RECORDING: The film clip was recorded in one take with my Canon M50. My Hagström Swede (1972) is played through my Kemper with the profile 65 win Reverb Green 1 (Tone Junkie) and recorded into the soundcard Focusrite Clarett 4Pre and Logic Pro. After the recording, the clip and wav-file were imported into Adobe Premier Pro and synchronized. Disclamer: I recorded with the wrong shutter speed (1/20 instead of 1/50), so the video has some unintended motion blur, specially when I am playing standing close to the camera. But who cares, it’s the music that counts : )