Shove the Pig's Foot Further in the Fire

Shove the Pig's Foot Further in the Fire

Shove the Pig's Foot Further in the Fire

Old-Time

Chords you’ll need to know

C D G

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Bluegrass demo

Bluegrass demo
Bluegrass demo

Bluegrass demo

Instrument Lessons

Shove That Pig's Foot A Little Further In The Fire

Shove That Pig's Foot A Little Further In The Fire

FiddleHed
Guitar– Shove the Pig's Foot a Little Further in the Fire

Guitar– Shove the Pig's Foot a Little Further in the Fire

Banjo Ben Clark
How to Add Bluegrass Drive to a Celtic Melody

How to Add Bluegrass Drive to a Celtic Melody

Brandon Johnson
Shove the Pig's Foot // 3 Levels of Difficulty // Bluegrass Guitar Lesson

Shove the Pig's Foot // 3 Levels of Difficulty // Bluegrass Guitar Lesson

Hayes Griffin

Shove That Pigs Foot A Little Closer To The Fire (Simple To Complex): Mandolin Lesson

Shove That Pigs Foot A Little Closer To The Fire (Simple To Complex): Mandolin Lesson

MandoLessons
Shove That Pig's Foot A Little Closer To The Fire (With Tabs) - Mandolin Lesson

Shove That Pig's Foot A Little Closer To The Fire (With Tabs) - Mandolin Lesson

MandoLessons
Shove that pig's foot a little farther in the fire! - Mandolin Lesson (Intermediate)

Shove that pig's foot a little farther in the fire! - Mandolin Lesson (Intermediate)

Mando Mike
Shove The Pig's Foot A Little Further Into The Fire | Beginner Bluegrass Guitar Lesson With Tab

Shove The Pig's Foot A Little Further Into The Fire | Beginner Bluegrass Guitar Lesson With Tab

Mike Hedding
Shove The Pig's Foot A Little Further Into The Fire | Intermediate Banjo Lesson With Tab

Shove The Pig's Foot A Little Further Into The Fire | Intermediate Banjo Lesson With Tab

Mike Hedding
Shove The Pig's Foot A Little Further Into The Fire | Beginner Mandolin Lesson With Tab

Shove The Pig's Foot A Little Further Into The Fire | Beginner Mandolin Lesson With Tab

Mike Hedding

About This Song

Shove the Pig's Foot Further in the Fire is an old-time fiddle tune with deep Appalachian roots. The colorful title refers to an old expression about making do with what you have. It's a lively, driving tune that's been a staple of southern string band music for generations.