You 've done it, that's everything for now.
I admit, this was not the smoothest recording from you, still you can be proud to finally have mastered it. I remember mine from 10 months ago, and I know exactly, how hard this lesson felt. Getting a flawless recording is for total beginners™ like us basically impossible. The length alone (mine was in the same ballpark) let one screw up a dozens of times.
Still I am very impressed 
, you did everything from memory. I wrote everything into 2 pages in a compressed lead cheat sheet - no need for a separate bass line - but some need for extra paper to support my mushy brain cells.
Btw: wasn't this the "Gimme pain" part of the Blues lesson? Your cat (sorry - I can't tell what cat by its voice) recognized this very well. This speaks for your flawless interpretation. 😁
Have fun with the Quick Five Blues in lesson 6. You can use it as a recital piece, as I did in #2. Don't worry, many pieces had been played by several players. Especially we beginners tend to do so. Just think about how often some Alfred pieces are submitted.
