I like the whole idea of your piece, very warm, spaced out well and smooth, i will take you up on that kind offer of a copy of your backing track, we can sort that on PM later, thanks.
Anyway, a couple of tips as i see you seek constructive feedback and in my eyes that should include warts n all feedback, i am sure you will not mind me being straight to the point and constructive as i do tend to think people on this forum tend to leave a lot of "nice" comments and less 'warts n all' comments for picking out things to work on...
Slow your vibrato down unless you intend on sounding like Bechet, naah thought not, his vibrato is damn OTT but was maybe ok for the time he was around.
Also try less swoops/bends up to notes, use them sparingly as they can be a nice effect and it will sound much better hearing them a few times well placed instead of hearing them most the time on most notes.
Try to hit straighter notes and this will really develop your tone. After you developed a sound you are happy with and can play clear and precise then it is better to add the 'effects' like swoops, bends etc etc, not before as it will only give you bad habits in the long run...
Hope these tips help,
I only say this from similar advice that was given to me years ago and I was so glad i followed it, i tackled these little habits at that point and it has saved me the huge headache of correcting bigger bad habits in later times.
regards,
Ian
p.s.
Wade if you read this i am starting to sound like you fella! haha