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Originally posted by ebonezer:
Wee!

Thank you thank you thank you thank you!

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you're welcome you're welcome you're welcome


"You can't keep blaming yourself....blame yourself once and move on" Homer Simpson

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Originally posted by tmurrie:
Thank-you very much for this I have been waiting forever for someone to figure it out!

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Originally posted by trask43:
I just gave it a play and it sounds great thanks for tabbing it out.

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You're welcome

I'm rather surprised though as there were dozens of requests for this TAB that there hasn't been more respose to this :disapointed: It seemed every time that the Firefly Theme was talked about half a dozen folk would jump in yelling "we want the Hero of Canton". Go Figure :shrug:

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Originally posted by trask43:
Does anyone know where I can download an mp3 of this song I had one on my old computer but I can't remember where I found it.

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Originally posted by inara78:
That's more like I expected
Thanks to all

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Originally posted by trask43:
Does anyone know where I can download an mp3 of this song I had one on my old computer but I can't remember where I found it.

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Yeagh, I'd like one too, pity the song on the DVD has dialog over it

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Originally posted by fivebyfive:
Excellent tab. BUT...

I found it sounded much better to play it in D rather than C. In C it sounds more like a 'campfire' version of the song, while raising the key a bit made it sound more like the TV version.

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Do you mean Capo on 2nd or changing the chords?

Personally I capo it on third 'cause I sing it best in Eb. BUT raising the key via capo is one thing, changing the chords is quite different, and to my ear the guitar has a general "fall" between refraim and verse which C to Am chords capture but D to Bm chords do not: they give a general "rise" which the song just ain't got.

Besides that, transposing the link to;
>>D>>>>>>>>>>>>>Bm
E_2____________2__
B_3____________3__
G_2_______0h2__4__
D___3_2_0______4__
A______________3__
E______________3__

Just dosn't work right to my ear, or sound anything like the version on the DVD; it's just too "high", and frankly dosn't "flow" right.

It's all personal taste I suppose but I like what you're calling the "campfire" sound as it fits with a pup sing-along-number which Hero after all is spupposed to be; a pub -sing-along-number done by a busker And as an ex-pub singer and busker it's a bl**dy good one too, which is a tribute to Joss' mastery of the musical vocabulary

On the other hand, there could be others out there who hear as you do 5x5, so how's about tabbing out your D version for them.

Besides, the tune (for TV time reasons) is quite short, it'd be great to extend it by doing a second round modulated up to D I know I'd appreciate a D tab version for that reason.

Wahadya say

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Originally posted by serenityfound:
Is the fingering you have for A7 right for Am7? The fingering for A7 on the tab-thingy says
E A D G B E
0 0 2 0 1 0
but I think Am7 is
E A D G B E
0 0 2 2 1 3

If I'm wrong, feel free to tell me! I'm still pretty new at guitar, but that's the way I learned it....

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