Fire On the Mountain Guitar Solo Simple Method
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- Опубликовано: 25 авг 2024
- This video is about Fire On the Mountain Guitar Solo (HOW TO)
This is a very simple method to starting your journey on this awesome song.Jerry does incorporate more theory into his soloing for this song, but this is indeed gets the job done, with the basic fundamental idea of what he is doing. Enjoy!
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Ian, I don't know where you've been hiding, but you're demystifying shit that's had me stymied for years. I'm exceedingly GRATEFUL (haha). Keep more of the Dead stuff coming, please. There's no one on the net teaching this stuff in such an accessible way.
Peter Friedrichs Same here obviously Jerry uses pieces of the scales jumping back and forth between melodies and counter melodies but I knew there had to be a starting point with the root scales he was using and this guy breaks it down in less then 7 minutes! Subscribed!!!
Dude this is in the top 3 sources for "how-to Jerry" I have ever found online. Thank you for the inspiration, accuracy, and appreciation. Very grateful. Thanks
Yes--this is the essence of the Jerry sound--this is maybe smoking a big dooby
Same here
I dig his way of teaching
Maybe it's we both are into the same music. I'm a bass player, but I can make any money playing bass on the streets and I'm not going to get any
Happy Hour gigs. I've been playing guitar awhile, but with a full band in a great bass player. I put a lot of time and money into becoming 💯 %
Now I'm going back into it, but on guitar.
The kind of analysis you're doing with this song is teaching me how to break down my soloing options on OTHER songs as well. It's really opened up a world of opportunities for me to sound good within minutes. It's also taught me how to change up the vibe of a tune by employing different scales, major/minor/modes. Can't thank you enough, you're an OUTSTANDING teacher, and I wouldn't be as far along if it weren't for you. It's powerful stuff!
I just stumbled on your page and its exactly what I need to get out of my slump/plateau. Your videos make me excited to play guitar again! Thanks!
that makes so much sense due to your energy your aura is amazing my friend keep it going in the free world
Thank you, again. Wish I could pitch in a few bucks, but I'm old and on a fixed income. Maybe in another year or so, l can take the knowledge you've given me, and go busking and earn some money for ya. Love y'all.
This is awesome Stitch !!! I'm still practicing my stitch method , those 8 . But I stumbled across this , and holy cow I can see it and actually play it....Thank You Stitch 🎸👊
Awesome tips. I probably haven't come across it, but would really love a video on comping tips, particularly this jam band style.
If I notice correctly, you're playing a lot of 2-3 string strums, separating the bass and higher voices. Fascinating
great video ..parts of this video changed how i look at the board !
thanks mate !
Great lesson man. By the way, are you comedian Tom Segura's brother?
Your instructions are the best, please keep the videos coming. I went looking for the backing track and I found Dead and Company! My practice got delayed an hour, I'm so stoked the Dead's rhythm section is back on the road.
Needed this!!
Great video, I'm just a beginner, but the first two minutes clarified my learning about cords and keys! Thanks.
Thanks for putting in your time, been watching it all and got something out of everything your doing. I play lots of Dead and live Jerry stuff so looking forward to seeing more.
Now that I'm getting more comfortable playing scale while actually hitting chord tones, it's so much more fun and fulfilling. For FOTM, I've been sticking with the E Major scale. I've had fun extending the scale a bit. The A note on the 10th fret of the B string fits well, and sliding up the low E string to the 14, 16, 18th frets is an easy way to add some nice sound. Thanks so much Ian for sharing such great lessons!
wow.. for some reason this just woke me up ahhh moment,, thanks i feel good today haha
Really cool! I always knew I could use A or B major scales but didn’t realize I could use E major too. Thanks.
More Dead :)
Please
Literally so helpful thank for you making this
Awesome content, I’ve been trying to put things together for a while now. This definitely made things click
I am not yet good enough to put your information into my own playing yet however I want to say this is GENIUS and Thank you for sharing. I will have to write it down; spend some time on research to learn some more about what you were talking about and once I understand better about the theory you just talked about - I'll then be able to practice based upon what you have outlined and try to play some Dead. Much Appreciated!!
Dude, holy ish! You simplified this ish out of this. Thank you
Played the 50th anniversary live version of this and scarlet begonias at my dads funeral:/ would really love to learn to play scarlet begonias so I can give him sumn nice to look down and listen on..❤️
Thanks Stich, another great lesson. You are gifted and I really enjoy your way of teaching. Best wishes!
Thanks! Yes--good stuff. Yes-this is the "Style" of summer groove happy jam juice rainbows--nice. Yes--the switching scales thing--is a trademark of the Jerry sound IMO. That and the scoopy guitar tones and technique he does--with the scoop--doop--ga dunk--thing he always does. Do that--and this-and you have a decent impression of Jerry.
Do you do videos on transition jams.Like the one that goes from Scarlet Begonias into Fire on the Mountain? China-Rider. Basically how to find the proper notes to connect and move into the specific song. At least from the POV of lead and Rhythm.
yeah like how bands like the dead and phish jam from one song to the other that are completely different keys, like how do they make the key change together without someone being the first to go out of key until the others follow? its easy with songs that are in the same key or similar modes but yeah for sure.
the transition for scarlet fire and china rider are both written transitions though. theres room to improv within the written portions but its like an automatic switch if that makes sense
You guys are overthinking this one. Both songs are in B, same mode will apply. They are a very natural progression into each other.
Mark Harris don’t you kinda hear both songs in it lol 😂 I was thinking the same thing
Great lesson - simple but so effective.
Hi! Thanks for lesson! I'm 50 years old and have been playing music since I was 11(gigging at 15) Have played classic rock, top 40, metal and new wave most of my life and got into fusion/ jazz phase in my early 20's! Missed The Dead/jamband scene even though i live in Ct( former home of Gathering Of The Vibes??) My current band getting off hiatus and we wanna expand lineup with percussion-sax and maybe keys! Also expand setlist! Your channel very inspirational! Would love to see some Mule or their cover versions or Blues Traveller as well! Thanks for your time and efforts!
great lesson! You have a great way of simplifying the guitar!
Love these lessons bud! Keep the fire burning!!
Fantastic explanation thank you!
My left ear thanks you.
Fantastic video. "Grate" work
You are amazing! I just signed up for your Patreon
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THIS IS SO GREAT!! Thanks!!!
I am going to be doing this all night.
Great lesson and information!
sick lesson
Thank you. Good ideas.
Sounds great
Could you do a video on estimated prophet solo techniques. Cheers man!
Dope lesson!!!
I love how Ian is teaching "Fire on the Mountain", and behind him on the wall it says, "to the water"...
great lesson ..
I am still learning how modes work .. :)
Thank You!
Love these vids! Keep it up
Hi!! could you upload a video for Help on the way/Slipknot ???
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Wow thank you! I like the way you play your major scale anyways could you do a video for good lovin I love that song i wanna solo like that
Any particular reason why B major scale over the B instead of B Mixo? (and A major scale over A instead of A Lydian?) Was that just to keep it simple, or was that the way Jerry actually chose to do it? Or I am just confused and just because B is the 5 chord of E doesn't mean we're supposed to use Mixo...
You should do how to solo over eyes of the world
I'm not sure if it's my set up but the sound is uncomfortable. I'm getting the guitar mostly on the right and the talking on the left.
Other than that thanks for another great video.
Mike up mike
It’s a 1 flat7 chord progression in the key of B Maj. B Maj pentatonic and B Mixolydian are the main scales Garcia uses with an occasional Bb played over just the B chord for color. He’ll also use tons of arpeggiation and chromaticism from the chords of the B mixolydian scale. Technically the scale becomes A Lydian when played over the flat7 chord.
It’s a 5 4 progression everything else you say is correct but remember B Mixolydian literally means E Major starting on the 5
StichMethod Guitar you can look at it both ways.. I could tell by the way you play that you’re looking at it from an E Maj prospective. Even though the chord is not in the song it’s the resolve. It’s just much easier when improving to keep everything under the B umbrella. Street theory
Street theory! Love it!
thanks, subbed
Hey Ian, great stuff like always! Question: could this also be done with pentatonic scale?
I've been using form 2 major pentatonic starting on low B for the B chord, shifting down 2 frets for the A chord. Thought I can't help myself slipping into the diatonic major to work in some extra notes.
I will still watching any way all guitaro
Yeah this was a trial run with a new set up, a while ago… if you only hear guitar it means one of your speakers is broken. I should redo this video huh?
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How do you know the starting note is b
Holy shit!!
Good or bad?
@@StichMethodGuitar haha it's really easy I surprised my self. Your the man
Great video. Vocals panned left killing me in the headphones. Lol
I know... I had a new interface and returned it after watching the video
@@StichMethodGuitar listening to Fire on the Mountain - Cornell 77 and listening for all this. Thanks!
Hi Ian the Walk down reminds me of the riff in rolling stones cover of down home girl from couple of years ago.. but I never figured if the riff is the 1 note or the 5 note???
Nice breakdown...thanks! Any insights on the envelope filter application here?
Check out the Mad Proffesor's Snow White Auto-Wah. It nail's jerry Mutron tone imo.
Ian, if you're switching between the A and B pentatonic scales to solo (instead of using the E), do you need to emphasize a "home" note (the A or the B, depending), or will any note in the scale work?
To simplify it for me, can you play lead out of chords to complement your rhythm playing? ( dumb question huh )
Hey grate leason i know can play too the track and understand the scales. What guitare is that ?
I have to point out that the chord-scale theory is incorrect. It should be B Mixolydian, A Lydian, and E Ionian (over the quickly passing E major chord in the choruses). It's best not to think of this a E major/Ionian all the way through because one would lose sight of the most important scale tones for each chord (root, 3rd, 7th). The Idea of playing Ionian over both doesn't really work, although it's notable that Jerry does play A# as chromatic passing tone in the final guitar melody.
We’re just talking about the simple method of changing scales with chords in this idea. Although what you do mention is how I teach but , I think of E Major all the way focusing on chord tones of each chord. But Jerry mixes and matches this stuff all day long.
Cool. Actually, I don't think he mixes and matches stuff all day long. Jerry's playing is pretty well grounded in chord-scale theory in the traditional way that was being taught in the early 1970's at Berklee by Jon LaPorta and Jack Peterson. In fact, Jerry studied with Howard Roberts who was into similar thinking, but on the West coast (he helped found GIT).
Ship of the Sun b mixo,and a Lydian,are out of e major anyway,same scale.howcould it not work.all the notes in both scales are in e maj
Do you have any mixolydian video's?
Yeaa
Great tip/trick. Definitely colors up the solo on this track. Can you explain how this works though? This song is in the key of E, therefore an E major scale (or B mixolydian) should work throughout. However, the E major scale differs from the B major and A major scales because of the A vs. A# and the D vs. D#. The 1, 3, and 5 of the A major chord (A, C#, E) and B major chord (B, D#, F#) do fit in the E major scale but the D note of the A major scale and the A# note of the B major scale don't quite sound right because they are not in the E major scale. Could just be my ear, but something sounds off and when I resolve by playing the note in the E major scale, it sounds better.
Corey- I think Ian was just trying to give another simplified approach but you are right. If you just play the 1-3-5 note of the B major and A major scale you are safe. However if you want to use all the notes of the scale it would be B Mixolydian and A Lydian over those respective major chords. Peace..
I still don't understand how to solo over each individual chord using CAGED. This video says you can change scales with the new chord as the chord changes, but that doesn't always seem to work when the new chord scale notes don"t match the overall song key notes. Does Ian have a course that specifically addresses this?
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@@StichMethodGuitar thanks Ian
Add an octave pedal and an envelope filter and viola.
Thanks! Can anyone think fast enough to give me those fret positions?
Great video. I am horrible at understanding theory...how do you know the solo can be played in E major?
backroadjunkie because B Major and A Major together can only be played in the Key of E.... they are the 4 and 5 chord.
You played 3 cords in the Rhythm Section right?in between the B major & the A major
I’m really late to this but it was just a stylish chromatic step down of the same major chord shape, jazzy
when do you use Major scale vs major pentatonic scale?
a major pentatonic scale is a simplified version of the major scale. just 2 notes missing. i personally use major scale runs when i want to sound more "floaty" and major pentatonic runs when i want to sound more "bluesy" can use both in this song
would you be able to use E pentatonic as well or did i misunderstand a big picture item?
E major pentatonic, yes.
How exactly does it work with the scales you play over the A and B major chords? You play the major scale over both chords, but shouldn't one 'officially' play mixolydian over the B, and lydian over the A? Otherwise not all of the played notes will be in the E major key.
Dirk Wolters you can play E Major over the entire thing creating B mixo or A Lydian yes.... but also you have the freedom to play B Major and A Major as well because of the fact there is a lot of time on each chord separately creating a longer time to give emphasis to that particular chord. If the chords moved faster we could not do this, so when figuring out how to solo, not only is Key important, but time on the chord is as well. Hope that helped.
StichMethod Guitar Thanks, very helpful. Just starting to learn some things about music theory hence the question. Interesting to hear there are this kind of freedoms.
I guess this works for scarlet begonias a bit too
Nice....
What guitar are you using here?
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I can't hear your voice on the video only the guitar, not sure what's going on here. Appreciate the videos though.
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the fact that your vocals are only in the left ear phone is the reason why I cant finish this video 🙅🏼♂️
Yeah this was when I was trying different interfaces and didn’t know what the heck was going on…. I should remake this shouldn’t I?
Sound quality is really bad
Yeah this was a test and it turned out it was stereo... check your computer speakers, cause it probably means one of them is out
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