FIRST TIME listening to - The Charlie Daniels Band - The Devil Went Down to Georgia REACTION
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The Line that goes Fire on the Mountain Run Boys Run, Devil is in the House of the Rising Sun, Chicken in the Bread Pan Picking Out Dough, Granny Does Dog Bite... Those are the titles of actual Blue Grass songs. This insinuates he played all those songs in the battle. The difference between a violin and a fiddle is, a violin has strings and a fiddle has "strangs" lol
And BBQ sauce on them 😂
Not actual songs
But calls a caller of a square dance will throw in
@@davidpoole5595 No they are actual songs. I was raised on bluegrass, I live in WV. They are even on YT.
A violin dances a waltz, a fiddle dances a jig
@@miconis123 that's a good one never heard that one.
My uncle played fiddle with the Bob Wells band, he said the difference between a violin and a fiddle is simple, a violin will never have beer spilled on it during a performance.
Yes, violin and fiddle are the same instrument; the difference is how it's played.
A violin has strings. A fiddle has strangs?
Johnny Gimble and Frenchie Burke taught my Pa , Pa's fiddle is signed by 3 Johnnys 😅 Bush, Gimble , Rodriguez
That's surprisingly accurate.
Bob Wells is still the king.
When Charlie was playing the Devil's portion, you could hear each tortured soul screaming in agony.
Nice analogy!
I met him when I was in the Army overseas. He treated everyone of us soldiers like we were the Stars. Where ever you came from he had a story about that town. Great man
THANK YOU FOR YOUR SERVICE ❤ GREAT MUSIC FROM DANIELS BAND😊
I deeply regret not going to see his last show at the auditorium at the Community College in my town a year or so before he died.
I did, however, see Earl Scruggs in his hometown with my wife and father-in-law some time before he died.
@@Raymail-tj4cf he was a great man.
I had the pleasure of meeting him and several times when I was working for WKQS Radio (KISS-FM) in South Florida and he asked me to come into his RV a few times to have a beer or two. After watching him interact with people and his crew and talking shooting the sh_t with him I got to know the real man and he was a great person.
He treated everyone he came in contact with as a “person”.
As Raymaul said he treated everyone as Star
Any great entertainer, actor, performer realizes that they are nothing without thier fans and they treat their fans as stars.
It gave me chills when he played the devil's part. He literally made it sound evil! What an amazing artist
Got to see Charlie Daniels Band about 15 years ago. at the end of the last song, he played that fiddle so hard till the bow stings finally just gave up. he threw that bow to the audience, grabbed another and went at it again till that bow's strings gave up. he did that till strings on the fiddle started to brake. wished he was still with us cause i would so go see him again. RIP Charlie
A violin has strings, and a fiddle has STRANGS
best way I have ever heard it describe lol
The difference in a violin and a fiddle is how it's tuned and played. My grandpa gave his fiddle to my aunt, who has long played it as violin at her church. There is a sequel to this song, which is featured on the Mark O'Connor album "Heroes". The song is called "The Devil Comes Back To Georgia", and features Johnny Cash as the storyteller, with Charlie Daniels and Mark O'Connor on fiddles, and Marty Stuart as Johnny, and Travis Tritt as the Devil.
True history. Radio stations in the 70's had a problem with the lyrics "Son of a Bitch"......until Christians said, "It's okay. He is giving the Devil that title." But they did have a version that said "Son of a gun" that was played often.
He was such a great performer and a cool guy. I bumped into him at a show once, literally. I was drunk stumbling through the crowd at the fair in Rhinebeck, New York and not paying much attention to where I was going when I hit something that didn't move, it was Charlie.
I love how everyone that listens to that song can't help but dance/Bob to it. One of my favorites!
I love how he shreds his bow by the end of the song. I wonder how many he goes through during a show
this is one of the few country songs I've loved in my entire headbanger life, my dad loved this one and because of him God rest his soul so do I
Amen.
COURTEOUSY of the red white and blue,,,,toby keith,,,,,you need to give us your reaction hearing that one,,,
This and "One Piece At A Time" by Johnny Cash for me.
That's kind of funny... where I grew up, CDB was "Southern Rock" and was heard on the rock stations, not the country ones. Same for Skynrd, Molly Hatchett and most of the Eagles songs I ever heard lol.
Johnny Cash "HURT" - Hank Williams JR - "A Country boy can Survive".... God Bless your ENTIRE family..... BTW - "HURT" is not easy to listen to.....
I had the pleasure of seeing Charlie Daniels in concert many times. He was a terrific performer and legendary musician.
If you wish to see him really go at it with the fiddle, check out "Orange Blossom Special".
Charlie Daniel's Band was something to behold during my teen and college days during the 1970s.
Your the first reactor I've seen that noticed that when he was playing as the devil it was with a more menacing style.
I've always been a metalhead but when i had a chance to see Charlie live i had to go, and was not disappointed at all. Goosebumps almost the entire show
There’s a reason he’s one of the worlds greatest fiddle players and musicians
I was fortunate to see Charlie Daniels perform live in Austin about 12 years ago and he was very active on stage for a big 70 year old man he put on a great show and could burn up that fiddle
God Bless Charlie Daniels. I met him in person in the late 80's. I was working on the maintenance crew at the Hopkinton State Fair in New Hampshire and helped set up the stage for his performance that night. I got chummy with his lead guitarist Chaz, he invited me to the tour bus to meet Charlie. I sat across the table and visited with Charlie for quite some time in his tour bus. I thanked him for coming to little ole Hopkinton NH to perform, he said "no, son, thank you for having me"!!! What a perfect gentleman and beautiful soul. One of the best experiences of my life...
Back in the day: ALL my friends dug this song - no matter WHAT genre they usually listened to!! SUCH GREAT LYRICS!!! So PROUD of you getting outside your comfort zone!! HUGS!!
Had the pleasure of seeing him play this at the Grand Ole Opry on a school band trip more than a decade ago, he shredded his bow on the strings of his fiddle he was playing so hard.
That was cool, I agree with the guy below that your reactions are always great. A violin has strings, a Fiddle has strangs, depends on who's playing it🙃
The difference between fiddle and violin is how many strings you play at once.
I have been told that a violin uses the traditional gut strings while the fiddle uses steel strings. The different strings give you a different sound when played by someone who knows what they’re doing.
This song darn near blew the entire country up when it came out. These guys rocked. All the southern rock bands just flat ass smoked. Southern rock hit this country like a bomb going off.
Chris Ledoux was a legit rodeo Champion. Was also a great country singer. Please check out "This Cowboy's Hat".
I Second "This Cowboy's Hat" by Chris Ledoux......
And a very nice guy. I spent a couple of hours talking to him at a hotel bar and had no clue who he was. I found out the next day when i saw him signing albums at a record store. RIP Chris.
Yes that's a great song
Chris was an amazing man...very down to earth and all around genuine feller...i had the privilege to do security for him a few times and spend time with him. He treated me like an old friend. I always admired that...
And "Silence On The Line."
It's great seeing someone discovering music outside their usual genre.
I know you’ll never see this …. As a Georgian born and raised….. you gotta the part 2 “ Devil comes back to GA”.
Little known fact: there's actually a sequel to this song. It has a few different guests: Travis Tritt as the Devil, Marty Stuart as Johnny, Johnny Cash as the narrator, Charlie Daniel did the Devil's fiddle performance and the icing on the cake is they had this incredible fiddle player named Mark O'Conner doing Johnny's performance and HOLY SHIT. Lyrically and just in terms of cultural status and importance to country/southern rock the original is obviously best but the fiddle playing in the sequel is next level
What’s the name of the song?
@@TheCrunchbiteThe Devil comes back to Georgia" (from the Mark O'Conner-Album "Heroes". :)
Hi Lily Jane
Thank you for reacting to this great Charlie Daniels RIP Charlie🙏
"Johnny's always getting into shit" It's that lucid analysis that draws me to your videos.
the difference in a violin and a fiddle is that a fiddle has been around cigarette smoke and has had beer and whiskey spilt on it
Interesting fact about Charlie Daniels....he has played a fiddle so fast that the bow started smoking
Saw him do that personally at a school concert when I was a kid. Pretty mind boggling for a 5th grader.
And 2 Cellos play so fast you can watch the bow strings break.
Another interesting fact about Charlie Daniels that he was legal blind.
I was security for a couple of Charlie's concerts in the 1990's. I actually have a signed fiddle from one of his concerts where it was damaged during the performance and could no longer be played.
Charlie was a great American patriot, and he is sorely missed. We need more men like him.
Benghazi!!!!!!
Leave his politics aside, he was a great artist and what he felt is nobody's business but his.
@@jackknudson-rk1uv Not sure who you are replying to me or the original poster. If it's me, I would like to point out that the original poster brought politics into it. I just responded. Either way, Charlie Daniels blabbed his mouth on Twitter everyday about the Benghazi bs. He did not keep how he felt quite. So yeah, he made how he felt everyones business. The fact it took away from his legacy is a shame but still true.
@@jefferyparker4277 Depends on who you ask. To most of us, his politics only ADDED to his legacy. Great thing about this country - for now - we're all still allowed to feel, say and think how we want to.
@@rebeltaz123 While I agree with the last part of your statement, I beg to differ who MOST people agree with on politics. I mean Benghazi was a tragedy that conservative made a political theater out of and Charlie backed that nonsense non stop MOST of us did not. I mean 7 of the last 8 national election folks who would NOT agree with you and Charlie won the popular vote. Pretty sure MOST people are with me. Let''s hope my side keeps winning so me and you can keep sharing how we feel and saying and thinking what we want.
The main difference between the violin and a fiddle is the height and shape of the bridge. The bridge is the piece that holds the strings off the body of the instrument. The bridge of a violin is higher and rounder because it is meant to play 1-2 notes at a time, whereas a fiddle, being lower and flatter, can be played to produce 1, 2, or even 3 notes at once. Also, most music for violins is at a slower pace to draw out a note but, as you just saw, a fiddle is usually played rather fast. A flatter bridge means you don't have to move your arm up and down quite as far to go from one string to the opposite side.
Wow! That's very interesting. And I'm not being sarcastic when I say that. I've also read somewhere that one uses nylon strings and the other uses steel strings, but I don't remember which one uses which.
According to Charlie Daniels himself, the difference is that a vilolin has "strings" while a fiddle has "strangs"
The true difference between a violin and a fiddle is how it is played. To some a violin is more serious whereas a fiddle is looser. Both require talent and should never be compared. Music is made to bring enjoyment and that is all.
@@j.woodbury412 It's the violin that uses nylon or "catgut" and the fiddle that uses steel.
@@jeremydyck2601 Thanks!
A truly classic song that's a great one. Even if you don't care for country, you can't deny their great musicianship.
Another great song with Jonny as the main character, is "Shooting Star" by Bad Company. Bad Company has a lot of great songs you can listen to.
Beat me to it. LOL
Perfect strangers by bad company is awesome!!
My favorite Bad Company song.
"Incident of 57th St" by Springsteen has "Spanish Johnny"
And there's the great Chuck Berry song, Johnny B Goode, one of the songs that started it all.
It was cool to hear the original words on the radio at night. Daytime was a clean version.
80s and 90s had the best country. Josh Anderson's Seminole Wind has stuck with me for decades. If you love nature then it'll be your song.
CDB are my hero's. being from Tennessee I'm so glade i got to meet Charlie and the band. RIP Charlie, we will always love you.
Oldie but a goodie right there. Dude would shred on that violin and played it like he was johnny in the song. Love it cause i grew up listening to songs like that
Charlie Daniels is a great story teller you should check out more.Great channel keep up the good work .
A violin has strings but a fiddle has strangs. ✌
I love to see people enjoy this song. It's one of the best out there, in my opinion. I heard that after every time he plays this song, he has to replace his bow. Great song.
I seen him perform this song when he was 76 years old. So glad I got a chance to see him before he died.
I got to see Charlie in concert at the Boathouse in Norfolk, Virginia, back in the 90's. When he closed the show with this song, he played a special fiddle that was painted sparkly gold.
I was privileged to see Charlie Daniels live twice. He was a great performer and great stage presence. Charlie was one of the best fiddle players ever. Check out Charlie Daniels Uneasy Rider. He has some comedic songs to.
I second Uneasy Rider, it's a good song and funny as hell.
Marty Robbins "Big Iron" is a fabulous storytelling song by a great singer! Loved your reaction!
The difference in a Violin and a Fiddle, ZERO it's simply the way it's played! RIP Charlie.
Lily i have 100 i could tell you, just on Charlie Daniels alone i lived near his home in Tennessee and he was iconic. He has so any songs that connected to so many. Charlie could make you laugh or cry hard!!!!
You're right Johnny is in a lot of songs, that dude sure has lived one hell of a life.
I seen Uncle Charlie in a small theater that held no more than 500 ppl. Man whatta show! He got the biggest appluase from us when he sang ❤❤" how great thou art" . You could hear the age in his voice, but it just made it more beautiful. For how famous he was, he was a very humble man. After that song during the Standing Ovation, there wasnt a dry eye there including mine. After the show i bought a t-shirt. I asked the fella behind the table if he knew Charlie personally. He said yes and gave me a look like i was gonna ask him to slip him backstage lol. I just said " im a Veteran, tell Charlie thank you for having our back" he smiled and said he would. This preformance was so much more intimate at a smaller venue, way better than a stadium or arena. Charlie also gave alot of attention to his bandmates , many have been with him for decades. Will always love that man. I bet he was there to welcome Toby Keith home and they are on stage singin' to our Fallen Military and the Angels!!
I was at that concert at Saratoga Performing Arts Center (SPAC), and yes, the crowd was beyond excited. It was the 2nd time I'd seen CDB, and they never let you down. A true gentleman & patriot. RIP Charlie.
Now you HAVE to experience Roy Clark on guitar playing "Malaguena". A country boy playing Spanish guitar. Don't watch his performance on the "Odd Couple" T.V. series as it is shortened to fit the episode. I believe Roy Clark also did a version of "Dueling Banjos" with Buck Trent & Glenn Campbell take your pick. The man could play anything with strings!
Love it !! Your eyes told the story ,and you seemed to hang on every note and lyric. Also I love how you were rock'in from the very first note. Keep it up !!
Classic southern rock song. He came from my home state of Tennessee❤
Loved all of Charlie Daniels and the CDB songs I ever heard. Put on a great show.
I grew up with this song and always thought the devil's solo was better, as did a lot of other people. Charlie Daniels eventually got the message as he amped up Johnny's solo late in his career.
Now, you should listen to "The Devil Came Back to Georgia."
When the song came out, you could not say " bitch" on the radio. That's why the crowd got wild. That version was only on the album. The radio version said " son of a gun". I'm 58 and I remember the controversy around this song. Saw Charlie when he was still alive in concert. One of the best ones I've been to.
There is a part 2 to this song. I remember seeing it at a tribute show. It has The Carlie Daniels Band, Mark O'Connor, Marty Stuart and Travis Tritt as the devil. "The Devil Comes Back to Georgia"
Hi Lily Jane. Cool reaction. Thx! Saw Charlie do this several times. The ultimate good defeats evil song. He always did this late in his shows. United everybody. Hmmm check out "The Legend of Wooley Swamp". Thx again Lily Jane.
Girl, why are your reactions so cool?🤘
It's a timeless classic. Great reaction.
Charlie put on a great show as well as the CDB played great music. I remember seeing him in Raliegh and him running from one dide to the other and jumping up to sit on the grand piano. Had a chance to go see him at a high school in eastern NC. Didn't go to study for a physics exam. Neither of the opening acts showed. They played for a little over 4 1/2 hours. The National Anthem was his last oncore of the night.
A violin has strings. A fiddle has strangs. 😊
And you use your fangers
Black and neon green= best color combo... After the regality that is black and gold.
I love seeing someone get introduced to Charlie for the first time. Great reaction. And the only real difference in a violin and a fiddle is how you play it
If its classical music its a violin. If its in country, its a fiddle!
As a kid I wanted to learn the fiddle, but I refused to play the violin. LOL One of my biggest regrets was not learning at all. You have to have something called talent, which I do not. CDB was huge throughout the 70's and into the 80's. Charlie was also a pioneer in Southern Rock playing along with bands like Skynyrd, Allman Brothers, Marshall Tucker Band. We totally wore out tapes of the Greatest Hits album.
He was a real Humanitarian as well. Really nice, cool, good guy. RIP to one of The Greats.
Love the music you bring to the table and your reactions are like 🍒 s on top keep up the outstanding work darlin ❤️ 👍
Frank Zappa's Titties and Beer is another where the mortal bests the devil. Also a great song.
The premise is an apocryphal story (not Biblically cannon, more like a religious folk-tale) that the angel Lucifer, before his fall from grace was the "angel of music" and musical inspiration, and he uses music as a form of seductive influence. Hence "The Devil's Music". In the apocryphal tales, one could ensure a loved one's passage to heaven after their death by out-playing the devil at the funeral. The devil controls his minions through music, so play better than him and there will be no obedient demon to claim the soul. It was a common superstition in Ireland and Scottland in the 17th Century, and even though it's largely died out, it made its way to the Appalachian region of the U.S. which saw a lot of Scotts-Irish Immigrants around that time. So you will hear references in a lot of folk music, Blues, bluegrass, and sometimes in Country, Rock and Metal. You also hear it in a lot of Operas and musical theater. For example, Andrew Lloyd Webber's "The Phantom of the Opera" refers to the Phantom as the angel of music, implying a devilish seduction. And while not a direct reference, the song "Fiddler on the Green" by Demons and Wizards, does borrow some of that imagery, and is a song you should definitely check out, it's right up your alley.
If you want one of the greatest country songs off all time look up " Coal miners daughter". By Loretta Lynn. This women paints the perfect picture of growing up country! One hell of a song
I can't believe I didn't see a reaction video for The Devil Went Down to Jamaica on your page.
Most people don't know that there is a sequel to this named "The devil comes back to Georgia"
She should definitely hear this
It was rigged. Charlie Daniels was really playing the fiddle.
Blows my mind this is your first time listening to this song !!!
Great rodeo tune. I was a bull rider and this was big in my day.
A violin has strings, a fiddle has strangs. This is a fiddle.
Im surpised you hadnt heard this til now.....Great song, Great band, and another Great reaction maam
Charlie Daniels is the greatest storyteller of all time.
The most expensive violin becomes a fiddle when you place in the hands of a country artist it is that simple.
Now you need to check out The Devil Goes Back To Georgia
I was lucky enought to see his last volunteer jam in Nashville @Bridgestone
Saw them a few times at the free concerts in Centennial Park, Nashville, mostly Grand Ol' Opry stars (great musicians!), but also Marshall Tucker Band and even Black Oak Arkansas.
Just came across your channel 😊 love it very much.!
Of all the crazy things the Nickleback cover of this song is actually amazing.
You are super cool Lilly! So fun to watch!
New here and this is my favourite song
Can't believe you've never heard this song before now lol. But, better late than never. Great reaction.
Another great Charlie Daniels song is Uneasy Rider.
When this song came out in the 70's, the radio version said "I done told you once, you son of a gun" then we learned the album version said the "b" word instead, our brains were blown.
He did a follow up in the 90s. With all star help. Called DEVIL GOES BACK TO GEORGIA. Has Johnny Cash Travis Tritt Marty Stuart and Mark O'Connor helping out.
Another phenomenal fiddle tune is Orange Blossom Special.
I heard this on stage at the Hullman Center in Terre Haute, IN shortly before starting my freshman year at Indiana State University in (I think) 1981. The exact timing is a bit hazy due to the Fog of Time. I do remember that Juice Newton opened the show. At this point the only ever concert I'd watch live was the Styx Paradise Theater tour in Evansville, Indiana at Robert's Municipal Stadium.
Fiddles and violins are the same instrument, but they are tuned and played differently. Both have their place in popular music.
I am really enjoying your reaction to the music I grew up with. I was a teenager in the 60's, 75 this May. I must say it was the best time of my life. Kids these days don't realize what they missed. The Everyly Brothers "Let It Be Me" was/is a big favorite of mine, in fact when I listen to it, I still think of a special person/ lady. It was written by a Frenchman and is a beautiful romantic song. Even listening to it being played by Herb Alpert and the TJB is also beautiful.
Love how the music takes you up and down the mountain when Johnny plays.
He played a gig in a little town called Bangor in Pa they had a big concert in the football stadium. We lived right next door so we got to hear him perform it. Once in a lifetime for me. It was amazing!!!!
In Country & Bluegrass a Fiddle is used.
Fiddle - steel/metal strings are used.
Violin - synthetic/plastic strings are used.
Charlie Daniels was the greatest fiddle player of all time.
this and aqualung by jethro tull were my absolute favorites growing up!