Fire On The Mountain

Dave Frye · Post by **Dave Frye** » 2 Sep 2000 7:56 am

Can anyone help me or find the tab for this song? I am only interested in the part of the lead that goes to G. Thanks guy My lead gtr player will love you! Dave Frye ShoBud S12 ext E9th

Larry R · Post by **Larry R** » 2 Sep 2000 3:07 pm

Dave, I have the whole thing tabbed out. Just finished it last week. The intro starts in G and resolves to a G. The chorus has 2 G's in it, the bridge has 3 that I know of.
Why don't I send you my tab sheets and Number chart. It would be a lot easier. I don't know how to use clictab yet and it would take 2 days to put it on here.
Email me your address and I'll drop it in the mail.

Larry R
also at
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Lee Baucum · Post by **Lee Baucum** » 3 Sep 2000 7:25 pm

And don't forget. Once you have learned the licks on that song, you have to learn how to play it out of tune. Just like the original recording!

Lee, from South Texas

(Sorry. I just couldn't resist!)

Larry R · Post by **Larry R** » 4 Sep 2000 8:12 am

I must really be tone deaf. I've heard a lot of people say that it was out of tune but I don't detect it to a great degree. Was the steel out of tune or were there just certain parts out of tune?

Dave Frye · Post by **Dave Frye** » 4 Sep 2000 10:27 am

Lee, I already have the out of tune worked out, now I just got to find where the notes are! HA HA Dave Frye ShoBud S12 Ext E9th

Lee Baucum · Post by **Lee Baucum** » 4 Sep 2000 7:11 pm

I'll tell you a really sad tale. Back in the "old days" our band played that song. Back when it was a new tune. I was just starting to play steel guitar. I had always played "regular" guitar prior to that. Anyhow, I was very much aware of how out-of-tune the steel was on that song. It really bugged me that they would produce a recording with such awful sounding steel.

But, what's really sad is, when I listen to live recordings we made back in those days, my steel was every much as out-of-tune as his was. On all of our songs!

Oh well.....

Lee