Thanks Mike.
I tripped a couple of times... recorded each instrument start to finish and left all the mistakes in... imo, one of those songs that, if it were perfect it would have no character.
(or maybe that's just my excuse for being lazy)

When you "trip' or hit a 'clam' it gives it extra attitude!

Sounds great Frankie. The Houndog sounds very authentic. I also play resonators mostly in G, so I can really relate to this.
This little "Robert Johnson" chord may interest you if you don't already use it. It's just three fingers, with the bottleneck on the pinky.
First String - 5th fret
Second String - 6th fret
Third String - 7th fret
Play as many or as few of the strings as you like. I don't know what it's called, but I throw it in when playing the open G chord, gives a nice variation.
You've got me itchin' to post some recordings of my own now

Goodonya ...Mark.