Instrumental "The Mountain song"

[Gritter]

A sweet melody. Beautifully played.

[chip withrow]

Uplifting, richly and warmly played - a great Saturday afternoon song! The strumming rhythm reminds me of something/someone I can't quite place right now. I love the lead line - I may try to play it on banjo later. Wonderful song!

[Geir]

Thanx for the bump and the kind comments guys !!

I love the lead line - I may try to play it on banjo later. Wonderful song!

Thanx chip ! And if you do ... please record it ... would love to hear it played on a banjo !!!

[Nelson]

Pure Bliss,
Great tone and nice flow in your strumming.
A warm energy to the arrangement.

I really love the open lines. Is that 2 guitars?
My fingers a cramping up just thinking about trying to play it.

[des0free]

Mmmmmm, some real bumped up goodness here.  Glad to hear this.  To my (admittedly ignorant) ears this has a kind of "Scottish" sound -- or maybe it's Norwegian?  ORH never did a vocal for this???

[Geir]

Mmmmmm, some real bumped up goodness here.  Glad to hear this.  To my (admittedly ignorant) ears this has a kind of "Scottish" sound -- or maybe it's Norwegian?  ORH never did a vocal for this???

Indeed he did :
https://songcrafters.org/community/index.php?topic=2609.0

As did Kenneth :
https://songcrafters.org/community/index.php?topic=11012.msg147097#msg147097

I really love the open lines. Is that 2 guitars?
My fingers a cramping up just thinking about trying to play it.

It's been two years since I recorded it, but as far as I can remember it was at least three guitars. Two playing the rhythm (but using the pinky to play the melody on the chorus) and one (12-string) to play the lead.


Thanx again for listening !!

[Redler]

Works fine as instrumental and with ORH's (and Kenneth's, too) vocals, too! Great tune!

Kari