Does anybody know the tab to Ace in Hole?

David Norris · Post by **David Norris** » 21 Feb 2002 3:17 pm

this is my first post here as a member....
I can't say enough about what a terrific site this is and how nice it is to so many talanted people sharing their gift....
"VIVA LA PEDAL STEEL FORUM dot COM!!!"
anyway, if you have a lick or two from this classic tune for C6 or even E9th it would be greatly appreciated....I'm new to the steel guitar and any information would be great...

Thanks everybody
David

Tom Jordan · Post by **Tom Jordan** » 22 Feb 2002 6:15 pm

Hey David!

If nobody else has thier own thoughts on this tab, you can look at b0bs' links page under steel venders/instruction. Bill Chaviers' site shows Ace in the Hole for a non pedal a6 tuning. This shouldn't be a limitation though, because it will probably match you middle 6 strings on your c6 neck. Most the fun I've had with that neck was to learn the song w/o pedals then experiment with the pedals and outer strings...now if I could only practice what I preach!...free advice is fun though, aint it? I'm not sure of Bills' process for sending you the tab but it appears to be via e-mail

Hope it helps David,

Tom

David Norris · Post by **David Norris** » 23 Feb 2002 6:57 pm

excellent advice

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it gave me a whole new angle actually....
I'm changing the strings on my dobro and tuning to A6 right now, I'm a lot more at home on that than the pedal steel, and I feel that I can make a little more sense out of it without all the contraptions to think about....haha
once I lick the dobro style, I can apply it to the steel and dink with the pedals

anyways, thanks again for the advice

ps....I'm still searching for some pedal licks of this tune if anybody is in the mood to post some

David Norris

MIKEHOLLAND · Post by **MIKEHOLLAND** » 5 Mar 2002 5:35 pm

David, check out links and go to HERBIE WALLACE he has a knocked out tab and tape version of MY WINDOW FACES THE SOUTH which is basically the same arrangement as ace in the hole.

David Norris · Post by **David Norris** » 7 Mar 2002 4:34 pm

I couldn't find the site....do you have a direct link?

MIKEHOLLAND · Post by **MIKEHOLLAND** » 7 Mar 2002 7:45 pm

Hi. David go to links and click on vendors and instruction then click HERBIE WALLACE productions. www.herby wallace.com/

Jim Smith · Post by **Jim Smith** » 7 Mar 2002 8:06 pm

It's all one word: http://www.herbywallace.com