British Guy Reacting to The Charlie Daniels Band "The Devil Went Down to Georgia" REACTION!!

THE BIGGEST COUNTRY SONG???? WHAT???
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[@GOTGames]

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[@kungfuchief]

Nice delete

[@beckbabej]

That's Charlie Daniels band playing for them live they better get on their feet and clap for a minute

[@shaundenehy4681]

Look up the devil went down to Jamaica.

[@readhistory2023]

Meeting the devil at the crossroads is an actual myth from the Southern US. One story has it Robert Johnson, a real and very famous bluesman from back in the day actually sold his soul to the Devil at the crossroads.

[@Whoozerdaddy]

Saratoga Performing Arts Center hold a little over 25,000 people.

[@soultaker1264]

In country music it is NOT a violin.... its a FIDDLE!!

[@GOTGames]

Understood!

[@fluterify]

Technically it is fiddle music played on a violin. It is not the instrument that changes but the music.

[@andycofin6983]

Amen! Lol

[@brianb8060]

A Violin has Strings. A Fiddle Has StrAngs.

[@notablindliberal896]

Johnny's the GOAT.

[@heidifruchtl354]

Sir, that is not a violin 7:48 is a fiddle. Yes, they are the same instrument. But a violin has strings, and a fiddle has strangs. RIP Charlie. He was a legend. He passed away in 2020. I've heard several reactors gasp, because they are shocked by his rapping. This was released before the first recorded rap song.

[@jamescurfman3284]

The difference between the two is just how they are played. That's it. :)

[@heidifruchtl354]

@jamescurfman3284 very true. And Charlie could do both, Beautifully. He was a great entertainer. So talented

[@jamescurfman3284]

@@heidifruchtl354 I have never had the privilege to hear Charlie play Violin, I only heard his (top-notch) Fiddle. What are some instances when he played Violin? I would love to hear that. :)

[@heidifruchtl354]

@jamescurfman3284 my dad told me, years ago, that he saw Charlie and some classical violinist from some orchestra, on a late night show. The violinist was very condescending towards Charlie, and Charlie just picked up his instrument and played a specific classical piece, no sheet music. Mic drop moment. I have hunted for the clip on KZbin. I'm 47, so I was around when the devil went down to Georgia was released, and dad watched the late night shows religiously. I just can't remember which show it was. It was long before I was allowed to stay up that late. But if you can find it, great. I've spent at least an hour hunting every few months.

[@jamescurfman3284]

@@heidifruchtl354 WOW! That's AWESOME that he got that stuck-up egotistical ass to shut up (whoever it was)! lol I would LOVE to have seen that! Thank you for the information, now I know to hunt around for it. If I do manage to find it, I will try to let you know. :)

[@stormangelus6638]

This is storytelling, not just singing. That's how songs should be, & country is famous for this technique.

[@JohnLeePettimoreIII]

for a couple of years, my youngest daughter begged and begged for a violin. i explained to her that the violin wasn't an instrument that you could approach casually. if you wanted to play it, you had to dedicate yourself to it. finally i relented and picked up a violin for her. she practiced a LOT and within 6 months of first laying her hands on it, she was playing 1st chair violin in the local youth orchestra (a small city of about 100,000). one day as she was practicing, she asked me, _"Daddy, what's the difference between a violin and a fiddle?"_ without looking up from my book, i replied, _"Attitude."_

[@yoclark2723]

Charlie Daniels was already a massive star in the country scene but when he came up with this one it sent them into superstardom.

[@thatbroad5848]

Yes! I lived in Ft Worth Tx then. I was 11, and the song was featured in the movie Urban Cowboy. Travolta made country super hot for the rest of the country!!

[@dianefreeman7194]

The reference to the house of the rising sun far predates the group the Animals. The four songs Johnny does are all old time mountain fiddle tunes. And yes, the Rising Sun was a brothel

[@Shrimp4Gura]

My favorite part of the song is the verse "the devil's in the House of the Rising Sun" in reference to the song by the Animals, which is about a casino. Meaning the devil went to bet against the house and lost.

[@robinbeers6689]

I thought the house of the rising sun was a brothel.

[@Dragonfly33]

The House of the Rising Sun was a whore house, child. It’s time you learned the truth.

[@bstaff1901]

It’s a traditional American folk song covered by the animals.

[@Gail8280]

The House of the Rising Sun is a brothel.

[@baskervillebee6097]

The other titles are traditional blue grass songs.

[@karenward267]

This song transcends all genres of music. I don't know of one person who doesn't start tapping their feet when this is played even after all these years. Truly iconic, and some great fiddle playing by Charlie.

[@danieldickson8591]

It was a huge cross-genre hit on multiple charts in 1979-80. You heard it everywhere on the radio for several years.

[@katann40]

This was my song....I left a man that abused me bad with 3 children, nothing but the clothes on our back.....I played this often and loud....I raised them, put them thru college and they are doing well. This was my anthem. We would also dance to the Tractors Baby Likes to Rock It! Good times

[@LotusBloom0309]

I’m really not a country music fan, but Devil Went Down to Georgia is just a brilliant song that transcends genre. I remember when it came out (I’m old) and everyone loved this song. It was played on Top 40 and rock radio also. I went to a Charlie Daniels concert once. I didn’t know any of their other music, but when this song came on the crowd went mad.

[@roku5071]

Alice Cooper has played this on his radio program

[@knightwolf3511]

claasic country and folk is pretty good

[@thewindle]

This came out in 1979, huge crossover and is still played on both classic country and classic rock radio stations. Charlie Daniels is a member of the Country Music Hall of Fame.

[@lornehulett55]

Many years after this was released, they made a follow up called "The Devil Comes Back to Georgia" with Charlie, Travis Tritt, Johnny Cash and others. It continues the story 10 years later when the Devil tries again to beat Johnny. Another great song.

[@johnpaulbacon8320]

Mark O'Connor is the artist that went to Charlie Daniels to do it. There is also a great video for it.

[@yozarian86]

Not nearly as good as the original, but still good, and when you’ve been a fan of the song/story for many years it’s amazing to find out there’s a sequel. I found out it existed maybe 4 or 5 years ago and went crazy lol

[@amazinggrace5692]

Oh I didn’t know! Thanks I’ll check it. Out

[@musiclovingnurse2802]

This song came out in May, 1979. I remember me and my cousins in early 1981, cranking this song on one of the first “Boomboxes” and basically “lip syncing” to this song in my bedroom with one of us on the guitar(tennis racket,) another on keyboard(Casio 10-key) and the last one on fiddle (badminton racket with a ruler as the bow!) Now, they(brothers) are both gone in their early 50’s, less than 2 years apart and it’s just ME to keep those memories alive! Thank you for the trip down Memory Lane!!!!

[@amazinggrace5692]

A sweet memory from your life. How thankful I am that I had such friends as well.

[@Jillsterrific]

My older brother had this on 8track! I was a little girl jamming to this and to this day I can sing along word for word.

[@nancyankrom3803]

This is one of those songs that can stand the test of time. It’s relatable at anytime in history. Great reaction to a truly classic song.

[@johndeeregreen4592]

It's one of those songs that bended genres and is still played on rock stations, country stations, mix stations, and oldies stations. It gets appreciated by everyone.

[@GOTGames]

Truly is brilliant!

[@kimemerson5732]

Rest in peaceful sleep Charlie Daniels, you gave us so much pleasure over the years!

[@marysmith1922]

I’ve been listening to this song since I was 29, I’m 73 now and still enjoy this song. R.I.P. Charlie. 🥲🥲❤️🌹

[@photokt777]

A violin has strings and a fiddle has STRAAANGS!

[@DameTara]

I've seen videos of Charlie playing so hard in that song he breaks a fiddle string. This was my first favorite song.

[@brianburton6154]

Its a fiddle, it classic country. No modern violinist could play these cords even if its the same instrument.

[@timothygould2993]

Charlie Daniels was by far and away the single best fiddle player on the planet it's to bad he passed away not long ago it was a big blow to music in general not just country music there's a sequel to this song entitled the devil came back to Georgia

[@DMDracoMoondragon]

That sequel song is great, too. It features Nashville fiddler Marc O'Connor with vocals by Travis Tritt, Marty Stuart, and the Man in Black, Johnny Cash. ^^ Edit: just now noticed that others mentioned the artists involved with that tune, as well. ^^;

[@shelleytorok1406]

Charlie used to routinely break the Bow Hairs on his bow and have to switch out bows during shows in order to keep playing!!

[@timothygould2993]

@@shelleytorok1406 I don't doubt it

[@Veronica.1371]

*LUKE!!* NEVER call it a violin, in country it is a FIDDLE, you will offend us country folk. This song was featured on the movie *URBAN COWBOY* with John Travolta in early 80s. I'm very surprised *Judd* didn't ask for a double react because there is a sequel called *"The Devil Comes Back To Georgia"*

[@yukifoxdemon]

I'm sorry, there's WHAT?!

[@cas2762]

Sorry there’s WHAT?! Well, I know what I’m doing on the bus now 😂

[@GOTGames]

😂💯💯🫡

[@SweetSlytherinGirl-Jennifer]

Oh, sooooo many memories of listening to this on my parents' record player as a kid and wishing I could play like that. I did learn to play violin, but couldn't quite figure out fiddling. Found out many years later that my mother's biological father (she was adopted as a baby) played fiddle, and I did get to play with him once before he died. RIP Grandpa and RIP Charlie!

[@zombietacos9585]

As someone who kept a very closed mind toward non-rock music during my teenage years, I discovered this song with Primus' cover, and it really opened me up to other genres.

[@kimberlygarwood-jl5om]

This is one of the best songs in country music.

[@pjb3583]

I never would have expected this one to pop up on your channel, but I’m so glad you liked it. Great song, great performer, great reaction! Peace …

[@GOTGames]

Always expect any music from everywhere!

[@Michael.p.sancomb]

I have loved this song since I saw it on TV decades ago! ❤❤ I am so glad that Judd encouraged you to react to it.

[@GOTGames]

The guy has good taste 💯

[@markwise9138]

Charlie was such a skilled musician on several different instruments. The fiddle was his most well known. Last time I saw him play was at the Wilson County Fair in 2018 (I think that was the year). He never missed a step.

[@phildicks4721]

Yeah, I believe in the 60s he was a session guitarist in Nashville, and was one of Bob Dylan's favorite session players. When Bob Dylan would record in Nashville he would specifically request Charlie to play guitar for the session.

[@kala6576]

A lot of people have been reacting to this song lately. Its a great foot stomping classic.

[@falkarios2944]

My first time hearing this song was actually the Rock version on Guitar Hero 3. You literally have a guitar battle against the devil with this song.

[@kaleighconard6459]

I dream about that battle sometimes.😅

[@Dylan-xs2zd]

You might also like “The Devil Comes Back to Georgia” which is a sequel to this song featuring some of country’s biggest names.

[@valdris86]

This definitely isn't the first time about a story where the devil went up against a human musician in a contest, and there's the old story from the start of Rock n Roll where a man went to the Crossroads and sold his soul to the Devil for crazy guitar skills, but it is the one most people reference for that

[@ZckFox]

You should check out Linda Ronstadt. She is a little more folk than country but she had an amazing voice in her prime. Most notable for Blue Bayou and her rendition of Desperado. She is also known for her La Charreada performance.

[@kenarbes]

If you think the keyboardist playing with one hand is awesome, take a look at Def Leppard. Their drummer was in an auto accident, if I remember correctly, and lost an arm. He got his drums modified so he could play with one hand. This song, like many other country songs, transcended the genre and made it big on rock stations. Great reaction!

[@mrmxypltk]

That was not a Violin Solo! That was a Fiddle Solo! 😂

[@GOTGames]

😂💯

[@greeneyelove2003]

I'm so glad you noticed the guy playing with one arm. He always blows me away when I see that. I mean, I couldn't play that thing with six hands, much less one.

[@mikefetterman6782]

One late night in central Pennsylvania in 1978, our phone rang and my dad was called in for an emergency at work. (coach bus company) A tour bus had broken down on the Interstate (81) A band was going from Saratoga springs to Alabama over night. It was the Charlie Daniels band, possibly later the night after this show. Dad came home with some stories 3 days later that make Willie Nelson's tour bus sound tame.

[@ironear7748]

Charlie Daniels lived in Mount Juliet, Tennessee. Tennessee got the nick name, "the volunteer state" during the War of 1812. Every year Charlie put on "the Volunteer Jam" for us. A friend of mine who worked in the music industry said Charlie was humble & down to Earth. If you like the "feel" of this song - you need to visit Nashville! BTW, I saw your vid on "The Star Spangled Banner" last night. Your tears & depth of feeling touched my patriotic heart! After I make this comment, I'm subscribing! Thank you, & God bless!

[@johndeeregreen4592]

Always love your reactions... so organic. You truly enjoy the music. Just remember, too, this came out several months before the first mainstream rap song... yet, this is clearly rap.

[@OmegaS-117]

1 of my favorite country songs ever. The Devil Went Down To Georgia was also 1 of the songs used in the Guitar Hero III Game

[@lisabosnak7581]

He’s a legend

[@ladym6738]

Notice how respectful the crowd.

[@dbqdude75ify]

I saw them when they were playing small clubs....long time ago. 😮😂❤

[@Triggerhippie70]

This is one of the greatest true American songs of all time, and his share brilliant

[@KimGross]

Charlie Daniels doesn't play violin. He plays fiddle. There's a big difference!🙃

[@Akuusyl]

This was my brother’s favorite song growing up I would hear this 24/7 I even know all the words despite the fact I haven’t listened to it in years.

[@SGlitz]

Saw him live in concert in December 2019, 4 months before he passed away in his 80s.

[@tinasmallwood9546]

Great reaction and I look forward to your country music genre rabbit hole! Alan Jackson, George Strait, Garth Brooks, Loretta Lynn, Martina McBride, Hardy.. so so many to list and not enough space!

[@Calmontheoutside]

One minute straight of cheering at a concert here is just a warm up. 😊

[@lindasmith1370]

Loved your reaction. And yes, country music draws huge crowds. There are mega venues

[@WingManFang1]

This song is the reason Country was good and still holds a place today. This song can’t die. It’s just that good. But it’s also why Rap and country crossover works like with Undeniable from Second Chaynce

[@hifinsword]

Charlie wrote this and owns the best performance ever! It's a great combination of Rock N Roll, Country & Western and Story Telling.

[@Fierbreth]

I will forever be grateful to the Guitar Hero series for introducing me to this masterpiece

[@jonathangebert3006]

Hearing this brought me back to summers on my grandparents' farm when I was growing up. Thanks for the nostalgia trip.❤

[@kaleighconard6459]

Did you have strawberry wine at your grandpas farm? Jk jk but this is def a nostalgia song

[@GOTGames]

❤️

[@jonathangebert3006]

@@kaleighconard6459 Nope no wine but there was always a bottle or two of brandy in the cupboard. Though I was far too young to drink it.

[@nicolenail2195]

I saw Charlie Daniel’s in concert in the ‘90’s, of course by that time this was a legendary song. When he got to this song he played it with a gold fiddle, it was amazing!

[@CJBW]

So sorry Charlie is gone. Such a talent. One of the greatest fiddle players ever. Loved your reaction- just as it should have been!! This based on age old story of making deals with the devil giving your soul for something you want. Also the novel The Devil&Daniel Webster.

[@erictownsend4236]

Of all the reaction videos I have watched for this song, Yours's is the BEST! You rooting for Jonny makes me smile then laugh! Glad you enjoyed it!

[@Glaive1771]

Johnny is the OG Gigachad. I love this song, I grew up on country music and this is still to this day one of the best

[@Jonathnell]

Listening to this song always make me want to listen to Dueling Banjos.

[@denisewelden9568]

I will remind you that this was in the late 70's for this song!!!

[@RedDawnRocker]

Charlie was one of the best storytellers in music. Between Devil Went Down to Georgia and The Legend of Wooley Swamp he was untouchable. During the 70s Charlie, Jim Croce, David Gates and his band Bread, Gordon Lightfoot, Don McLean, Harry Chapin and James Taylor were the storytellers who ruled the pop/rock charts. Yup, Charlie wasn't just a country star but a pop/rock star (they classified him country rock/southern rock similar to Lynyrd Skynyrd and Molly Hatchett).

[@shavin1980ss]

LOVE this song. there is a second part called "the devil comes back to georgia" Hewy Lewis and the news was the back to the future band.

[@colt1903]

I love the STOMP at the end😂 That shit sounded so damn loud you'd think it'd be heard halfway across the country😂

[@thephoenix7242]

I heard this song on the radio in the car when I was a kid and loved it, but never got the name. I happened to find it accidentally years later on Spotify. I don’t usually listen to country, so I have no idea how it ended up recommend

[@roku5071]

I remember when it played on the radio the s.o.b. was replaced with "you son of a gun" 😉 Also you should listen to Charlie Daniels and Chris LeDoux sing 'Even Cowboys Like a Little Rock& Roll'

[@Tee-cl6dc]

I remember partying in the woods listening to this and sucking down some beer campfire on a fall night. Ohhh the memories ❤ I remember it was fall because i just got a big radio for my birthday. . Now I want a beer 😅

[@lotuswraith]

Little known fact: this song has a sequel, "the Devil comes back to Georgia." In that song, the Devil comes back after several years and challenged Johnny again, but Johnny was out of practice and loses, and the Devil reclaimed the golden fiddle. Over the course of the song Johnny realized that he rested on his laurels and starts producing again and eventually regains his lost skill.

[@michellejackson6679]

This is Charlie Daniels rapping with the Devil in the late 70's.. come on.. great music

[@imcalledgpk]

When I was a child, listening to this brand new song in my dad's Buick LeSabre at like 5ish years old, I was almost instantly captivated. And I don't have much love if any for country music as a whole. But the Charlie Daniels band is what got me interested in learning violin. Unfortunately, the orchestra in my school was exclusively classical music, so I didn't learn how to fiddle, but it was still a very fun class overall, and it got me to some pretty cool places.

[@user-vl4fx5wf1q]

I'm loving your reactions and comments to The Charlie Daniels Band? (The Devil Went Down to Georgia 🔥🔥)🔥🔥🔥❤

[@chris_BTS_ARMY]

I got to see them perform this live and it was amazing. Remaining members of Lynyrd Skynyrd were on the same bill. What a show!

[@EdithBellinger]

i love your reactions, they make me happy

[@michaelmcgowen8780]

When I was a teenager during the 1970's, you didn't hear the Charlie Daniels Band on Country music stations, at least not where I grew up. CDB was considered Southern Rock and was played on the legendary Rock station KSHE-FM 94.7 in St. Louis, Missouri. This was the crossover hit that made CDB popular with mainstream Country fans. Give a lsten to songs like Birmingham Blues, Midnight Wind, Blue Star, No Place To Go, and Way Down Yonder to hear some of the best Southern Rock.

[@jtoland2333]

This was filmed at the Saratoga Performing Arts Center in Saratoga NY. Its an ampitheater. The audience extends to the lawn. I havent been there since 1983, but if memory serves, yes, its huge .

[@davidwoods2327]

This concert was performed at the Saratoga Performing Arts Center (SPAC) in upstate New York, it's an amphitheater with seats in the front(covered) and a huge lawn behind. I saw concerts where you were standing shoulder to shoulder and crowded (Pat Benatar) or laying on blanket enjoying a show (Gordan Lightfoot). Brings back great teenage age memories.

[@keyblademasterclark]

This song is an absolute legend!

[@superstratton4818]

This is a classic! If you love all these violin solos, I very much recommend reacting to bluegrass music

[@jackknudson-rk1uv]

I have to say this, it was late 1973 and i was stationed at Ft Riley KS, there was a band playing in bars around there and Manhattan Ks which is 20 miles away. They were called Kansas, one of their most unique things was they had a fiddler who was truly fabulous but they didn't play country they were hard core rock and roll and wou)d get to rocking on that fiddle and shake the whole stage. They went onto a lot of great music but if you listen to their first album, which I no longer have you can hear this truly unique sound. I feel they were and only group who made a fiddle rock.

[@danaphillips3434]

And now you need todo The Devil goes back to Georgia 😊😊😊 I got to see them in concert back in the late 80s. Freaking Amazing performance

[@melissadivers3960]

I love Charlie Daniels!! He’s in Heaven now playing his fiddle ❤ Loved your reaction! And you’re a cutie 😁

[@enerioffutt1881]

This song has THE MOST reciznible into ever!

[@robertaricciardi6439]

Once upon a time, you would congregate with thousands of people to some enormous outdoor venue (like the Miami Zoo) to see a combination of Southern Rock bands. Charlie Daniels, Allman Brothers, Lynard Skynard, Marshall Tucker, Molly Hatchet, the Outlaws, 38 Special. All huge bands, several playing in the same day. They'd start in the afternoon and shut down the venue by 10pm. That's probably why you see so many people there. They were there to experience the whole thing (though each person had their personal favorites).

[@gaara_of_the_desert1118]

That's crazy I was just watching a bunch of reactions to this song and then you react to it an hour later.

[@jerrywalters8885]

There is a follow up in the 90s. THE DEVIL WENT BACK TO GEORGIA. all star cast including Johnny Cash and Travis Tritt and Marty Stuart

[@Anime-Doom]

My first introduction to this song was in Guitar Hero 3 and my wrists still hurt just hearing the song. For other musical duels there is one that sits at the top of the mountain, "Dueling Banjos" from the movie Deliverance.

[@kungfuchief]

We should have him react to the gh3 version

[@mikematusek4233]

This was done in late 1979 or 1980 in Saratoga, New York. At the end where he says "Son Of A Bitch" it had to be edited to "Son Of A Gun" to get air play. It was an outdoor concert that may have had 100k+.

[@mamalinhager]

Got to love Charlie and his band.... ❤

[@christypriest30]

I saw him in concert about 10-20 years before he died and it was incredible but since we lived in South Georgia he waited until the very last song to play this

[@rubyfisch5077]

I love seeing young people enjoying the music of my generation. These songs (both country and rock & roll) were the soundtrack of my life. We old folks were lucky to be able to live this first hand.

[@lisawitzel4869]

When I saw the Pick of Destiny, I was like, oh this is their Devil Went Down the Georgia song!

[@geebrewer8186]

Charlie Daniels Band was a very popular band. I have even seen this song used by female gymnasts at the Olympics (including some not American) for their floor exercises

[@kellyjene77]

I grew up with this song. Love it!!!

[@JoyAllgood]

I’ve been following you since pentatonix! I love that you enjoy great music!! RIP Charlie Daniels 🤘🏼🎻

[@redkommie80]

One of two top songs that include my home state. The other being Ray Charles "Georgia on my mind."

[@leeswhimsy]

You simply cannot beat a good fiddle player!!!! Give me a fiddle to listen to any time!!!!

[@jamescurfman3284]

Back To The Future... the band was called Huey Lewis and The News. :)

[@dinomustang]

I have watched at least 10 or 15 different reactions to this song, and yours is by far the best. Also, incidentally this was the first reaction I ever watched by you...I look forward to watching more. Thank you!

[@safariloverinnc5156]

RIP Charlie.......great artist!!!

[@bethan4269]

One of my favorite country songs. Another is sung by The Highwaymen..Waylen Jennings, Willie Nelson, Chris Cristofferson, and Jonny Cash. The song is Highwayman...1975. One of the best country songs sung by some of the best(legendary) country singers😊

[@1stsharkb8]

My favorite CDB song is "Uneasy Rider"! Hilarious story telling!

[@shinjusmith5293]

CD is THE Legend that others are measured from!