FIRST TIME HEARING The Charlie Daniels Band The Devil Went Down to Georgia REACTION | I am SHOOK!

FIRST TIME HEARING The Charlie Daniels Band The Devil Went Down to Georgia REACTION
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[@bonnies4230]

That was Charlie Daniels and he was a country like no other. We miss you Charlie!

[@peterblood50]

Charlie Daniels on the fiddle. The difference between a fiddle and a violin is that a violin has 'strings' and a fiddle has 'strangs'. 😜

[@RobSquadReactions]

😂😂

[@RobSquadReactions]

He was killing it

[@Ancaladar100]

Nailed it.

[@tinamcguire5255]

My uncle use to say a violin comes in a case a fiddle comes in a paper bag

[@alexiscausleywaabagiizhigo8606]

@@tinamcguire5255 I love that one lol

[@stephenhamel9464]

If you have trouble figuring out whether someone is playing a violin or a fiddle, see if he’s wearing a cowboy hat, that’s the one playing the fiddle. 😊

[@ericbailey6779]

My friend, this is more country than anything you will hear on the country radio stations today.

[@maryleonard6622]

Really like that song

[@debbiesdeathpile]

Nope, not country. Southern Rock!

[@sunnystormy4973]

-#cheers-- ! bluegrass-

[@johnhurtme]

Southern Rock. They wouldn't play it on country stations. Even the edited son of a gun version.

[@ashleybland4696]

It cant be a country song because he never mentioned Trains and trucks and mamas and prison and gettin' drunk. (If you know you know)

[@CTranton]

We call that bluegrass and the Fiddler is Charlie Daniels... One of the best ever

[@footballscoutingreport]

Correction. BEST EVER.

[@mrs.martin3158]

R.I.P. Charlie Daniels. A legend.

[@cynthiacrawford1573]

He isn't dead I don't think thought they saved him after daughter died.Hope hes not dead.Im going to look it up

[@allenwilson9656]

@@cynthiacrawford1573 Charlie Daniels is dead from a hemorrhage stroke

[@cynthiacrawford1573]

@@allenwilson9656 how very sad.The hoaxes they kept doing must have been so painful to his family.I'm so upset for his family.He really has passed away now :(

[@sr71ablackbird]

@@cynthiacrawford1573 heck, he passed on last july.

[@cynthiacrawford1573]

@@sr71ablackbird yes very sad 71

[@soccerrefwilcox]

I’ve had the privilege in my life to meet more than a few music stars. Charlie Daniels is by far the nicest and most down to earth celebrity I’ve met. His entire band was so welcoming. In this case I was actually working the concert as a local stage hand. His entire group came out and ate lunch with us. He sat and talked with all of us and made us feel so important. I cried the day I heard he passed.

[@unconventionallives3167]

My friend's brother in law used to be his luthier!

[@wandahaines7143]

I was speaking to these two guys who have worked with so many famous country artists. They both mentioned how much they loved working with him.

[@randybentley2633]

​@@unconventionallives3167new word on me, and he sure would need one given how hard he would saw on that fiddle, gold or not. :)

[@sharonbabyboomer3618]

Charlie Daniels had talent like no other and passed away just in the last year or so. Glad you shared this one and that you enjoyed it so much!

[@helensarkisian7491]

He doesn’t like to listen to that sort of stuff - devil music. I’m smiling ear to ear knowing that he’s about to have his mind blown.

[@amandaburkhalter36]

I was too! Lol!

[@CameronCajun]

Right?!

[@anastasiabeaverhausen516]

Same! Charlie gonna show him how it’s done!

[@michellerobin5461]

Haha same!!!! ✌🏻

[@mariotovar2173]

@@amandaburkhalter36, are you saying your mind was blown too because it was your first time listening to it in May 2021 or because the fiddle was played fast?

[@thewindle]

Welcome to the world of Southern Rock and Country Music. Now you see why that Man is a member of the Country Music Hall of Fame. That is is Charlie Daniels himself, and they wrote that song to finish the album.

[@RobSquadReactions]

This was awesome

[@stevenmarcinkowski8577]

Toolin along in my Chevrolet

[@cynthiacrawford1573]

Yep

[@katann40]

This song got me past an abusive husband, and gave me strength to be a single mom. Yeah, we whooped the Devil! Played this into the ground to keep me on track.

[@dontherealartist]

Yawn. Maybe look in the mirror-?

[@chopliverdude]

@@dontherealartistdawg, what the fuck is wrong with you.

[@Sunny-jz3dy]

Grow up!

[@Sunny-jz3dy]

That's awesome! A very hard thing to do! So glad you were able to get out of that situation! God bless you! 🙏❤

[@Amanda-uc5jq]

I never get sick of this song, I’ve been listening to it for 30-35 years now and I love it just as much now as I did the first time I listened to it.

[@dennish3032]

True blue rocker that never liked country, but this is liked by all music fans across all genre's.

[@sparky6086]

In the 1970's, The Charlie Daniels Band was considered "Southern Rock". "The Devil Went Down to Georgia" was a crossover hit, that could be heard on just about any radio station that played music. Anything from Rock to Urban, to Gospel to Country, to Adult Contemporary, etc. There was also a version which replaced the phrase, "son of a bitch" with "son of a gun", so it could be played in more sensitive markets.

[@cainealexander-mccord2805]

This headbanger agrees. I was 14 when it came out. Been a fave since then.

[@Me-wk3ix]

Well said!

[@desertparanormal2791]

I love seeing younger people get into this song, my Dad got ME into it when I was little forever ago.

[@Hogprint25]

Agreed. Probably one if not the best cross-over hits ever.

[@hf3490]

I never stopped smiling the whole way through just watching you getting your mind blown. Country at its best. Charlie kills it.

[@shawnobrien7930]

Blue grass

[@germanenglishengineer2054]

@@shawnobrien7930 Yes, thinking bluegrass. Definitely not typical country. Has the melody but not the beat.

[@davidhealy4051]

He is faking. Black people like to act like they have never heard while music. They are acting like they never have been in a mall or grocery store

[@deborahbranson3712]

I totally agree

[@brokenbob9802]

@@shawnobrien7930 More like southern rock

[@user-bu7vt7vz5c]

Charlie was an amazing Fiddle player he was very Talented 😎🎶😄

[@allieren]

I played violin for 20 years and I’m not even going to try and touch Charlie Daniels. Not only would my classically-trained self sound embarrassing trying to play fiddle, but he is just that good. Edit: strings are pretty strong; I’ve broken one during a performance, and it happens from time to time, but you’re more likely to tear up the horsehair on your bow than break a string. And then you just get the bow re-haired. :)

[@eugenekearney6971]

if you watch Charley Daniels videos, always broken horsehairs hanging on his bow.

[@frankgrizzard]

I've known professional bluegrass players who are absolutely stunning with the fiddle and tells me that they've tried for 20 years to learn this song and could not do it

[@jmcquown]

One thing I noticed at the very end of this video was Charlie had torn up the strings on that bow! He played it very hard. I don't play the violin/fiddle but I do know bows are often more costly than the instrument itself.

[@RadioReactiveOne]

Back when musicians played real instruments and singers didn't need Auto Tune. A number one hit in 1979. Seems like only yesterday.

[@teresapilkington8088]

Ok love your reactions you got to listen to more country

[@niccolean]

Charlie was considered country, but he blended blues, rock and country to make a unique sound that folks loved. He passed last year and we lost a legend!

[@corneliuscrewe677]

Damned shame I’ll never get to see him live. What a legend.

[@elizaolsen9532]

@@corneliuscrewe677 Charlie Daniels live was something everyone should have been apart of ! OMG he was so awesome live . I've seen him live numerous times and each was better then the last .

[@sammylee9444]

It’s called Southern Rock

[@sopcannon]

zz top and Hendrix blended rock and blues as well.

[@cathrynafagervik]

@@sammylee9444 Right it was on the Rock stations in the 70 and 80, Country did not except him and now Country is like him, I meet him in 1983 nice man

[@scoutravenson3641]

This song is like an old fashioned American tall tale, a fable like The Devil and Daniel Webster (a story from the New England states where I’m from), and Johnny Appleseed. It just gives me that vibe.

[@JohnSmith-ft2tw]

Yes!! I always thought of it as the being a song, but in the vein of Pecos Bill and Paul Bunyon. Johnny Music is in this song, and the old Chuck Berry "Johnny B Good". A musical mythos in the making. Damn. Somebody else out there as crazy as I am!! 😄

[@markdouglas476]

yep.. A take of Faust, or The Devil And Daniel Webster. Also, American Mythical story of Robert Johnson who supposedly as a blues man who sold his soul at a Mississippi Crossroads to the Devil to get fame.

[@tgltyty]

Johnny Appleseed was a real scout. google it.

[@susanfarley1332]

I think you are absolutely right. Plus there are various fairy tales from different countries that have the devil being outwitted by a mere human. Good fun. This is the best by far.

[@erikagholston6610]

I'm from Detroit & I'm a big R & B, Hip Hop & Rap fan. I was in downtown Detroit & the band was giving a free concert & they blew me away with this song. Charlie Daniels was amazing. I'm so glad I was walking by so I could see this live.

[@jimroe1081]

It's country. He just passed away this last year. He thanked the Lord and Savior Jesus Christ at his concerts. I saw him 3 times, and my buddy got to open for him once.

[@G-grandma_Army]

That’s really cool!

[@jimroe1081]

Thank you ma'am

[@amandakohler8810]

My dad's band was supposed to open for Charlie many years ago, but we had a family emergency come up at the last minute.

[@jimroe1081]

@@amandakohler8810 oh man, talk about bad luck!

[@michaelhardy6163]

Your friend wasnt cory elrod by chance was it

[@alisambrano]

Everytime I play this song, I will hold my dog like a fiddle and scratch her belly. As soon as the music started, she came over and wouldn't leave until I "played" the fiddle on her belly😂😂😂😂

[@jacquelinereed3528]

That's really cute!

[@skynetterminatort100]

Awwwwwww

[@daisysoup158]

O.g that is so cute

[@wandahaines7143]

My know they're gonna get to dance.

[@stefanyedsall3564]

Your reaction to this song is priceless. Charlie Daniels was known as the best fiddle player ever. This is known as southern country rock

[@m.b.6402]

The fiddle was anchored in bluegrass, and if you liked it you should look up a range of bluegrass instrumental music, including both banjo and fiddle. The genre did range outside bluegrass. Most of the devil's stuff went a bit rock/jazzy. The hero Johnny's fiddling was based on actual traditional bluegrass themes--fiddle music, square dance, that sort of thing. The chorus names some of them. "Fire on the Mountain," "Chicken in the Bread Pan," "Devil's in the House of the Risin' Sun." They're all old-timey snatches of dance and fiddle music.

[@edwardcook2973]

I have seen CDB in concert 4 times! Interesting fact: charlie was very hard on his fiddle bows, and would break at least one during a concert. He would have a person on stage with extra bows, and when one would break he would immediately throw it into the audience while the other guy would have another bow in the air to him at the same time. Charlie would catch it and keep on playing without hardly missing a beat. A true legend.

[@wandahaines7143]

I've seen him quite a few times, I don't even remember how many. He would get so into the music and turn red. I would think don't have a heart attack, please don't have a heart attack.My favorite times though were when he was playing at the June Jam in Fort Payne. Oh I wish they had those still. I would be there every year, no matter where I lived.

[@jclausen16]

yeah, i used to play, playing that hard is very hard on the bow and the horse hair, but what a sound!

[@mt3311]

I saw Charlie Daniels, playing with Dickey Betts. It was great.

[@dragonslayerornstein9603]

I remember seeing him in concert once. He shredded 2 bows on "Devil Went Down to Georgia" That was one song, but it sticks out in my mind quite a bit.

[@jccomer9633]

He goes through them for sure but the lady in Flogging Molly goes through them faster... Saw them at the pipeline cafe in Hawaii and she went through at LEAST 10 bows in that set.

[@theslashern00b48]

The moment I saw the title I knew Rob was gonna jam

[@RobSquadReactions]

🤘🏽🤘🏽

[@johnspikes8102]

One of my all time favorite fiddle pieces. The fiddle (not the violin) is a very underrated instrument and Charlie Daniels was a great one. This is definitely country. RIP Charlie Daniels.

[@vincentdarrah]

I never worried about the strings on the fiddle, i always wondered how the bow has any hairs left on it

[@RobSquadReactions]

Lol idk how because he was killing it!

[@tinakeith5822]

He usually has hairs hangin loose from his bow!!!

[@adambowman8543]

Charlie Daniels was known to burn through 2-3 bows every concert

[@Scioneer]

He has destroyed some bows in the past.

[@sarahrosencrans2402]

He’d regularly shred those bows. Always had spares around .

[@jeffreyburley4033]

Rest in peace, Charlie Daniels. His songs either made you cry or want to get up and start to step to the beat. Excellent review. I am glad you enjoyed Charlie's music. He was and still is one of a kind.

[@kathleenherron594]

This song was 1000x better if you saw it live. Amazing!

[@jenniferlehman326]

@@kathleenherron594 I was lucky and blessed enough to. Stay Safe from Ontario, Canada, Jenn. 💖🇨🇦

[@wandahaines7143]

I swear my dogs know his songs. They know that we're gonna be getting up and moving.

[@memmie1104]

Charlie Daniels is an absolute country legend. If you watch different performances of this song, you will see him shred many a bow. None can touch his fiddle playing.

[@jnt6239]

Nicky Sanders

[@RonSafreed]

The inspiration for the song was a poem written on this situation by some poet years ago & this song came out in 1979!! The Charlie Daniels band was one of the most popular country music bands in the seventies/ eighties!!

[@shawnbasil1600]

Charlie Daniels is usually considered country, but with heavy southern rock influence. The strings on the fiddle are safe when he plays, but he explained that he always starts the song with a new, freshly-rosined bow, and he had a backup with a roadie, because he sometimes completely destroyed the horse-hair bow while playing Devil Went Down to Georgia.

[@maryaltshuller885]

Also there's a vid of him playing Orange Blossom Special where he shredded the bow at the end of the concert.

[@danielleupdike7767]

I've been to several of Charlie Daniels concerts and he can definitely destroy that bow. Yep there is always someone right there with another.

[@moonpie4763]

You never touch the horse-hair bow! It causes it to decay much faster and get less use - but that is not the case with Charlie!

[@JasperJanssen]

Have you guys seen what 2cellos do to their bows? They’re filmed in high enough def that you can see the broken hairs.

[@johnkelley1135]

I've been part of the stage crew for one of his shows and goes through at least 6 bows

[@midnightblackrose00]

That fiddler was THE Charlie Daniels. He was a country music legend. He is greatly missed.

[@geebrewer8186]

love fiddle music. Yes, Charlie Daniels is the lead singer/player in this song. I would say this is close to country-rock. It's a classic

[@brentrice8407]

RIP Charlie daniels. I saw him in concert when I was a teenager. There were many songs where he had to switch out his bow because the strings would tear so quickly because he was playing so fast.

[@kellyritter7521]

Charlie Daniels was a legend! He passed away July of 2020! The Devil Went Down to Georgia was a huge hit when it was released in 1979-1980!

[@artsilva]

was never a country fan but I love me some Charlie Daniels (RIP). Charlie is a bonafide Rock Star respected by everyone outside of country music.

[@r.g.o3879]

Years ago me and my wife went to a concert in Birmingham where Alabama, the Everly brothers and Charlie Daniels closed the show. As big as Alabama was then it was Charlie Daniels that brought down the house. A wonderful memory of a wonderful night

[@shawnmiller2515]

The man on the fiddle is the leader of the band, in fact he is CHARLIE DANIELS.

[@texasps91]

Thank you for respecting the artists without pause, pause, pause and letting the entire song play. Enjoying the music in its entirety then your reaction is easier to focus on what you're saying. Much respect for you doing it this way! Good Job!

[@diannewilliams3298]

I agree!

[@lorijohnston4311]

I love that you loved this one! Charlie Daniels was a great fiddler, great entertainer and just an overall good man. RIP, Charlie. You're missed. For some true southern rock, you've got to listen to Lynyrd Skynyrd. Freebird, live from Oakland in 1977 is a MUST. After that, go with Simple Man, the lyrics of which will hit you in the gut.

[@michaelgilbert197]

YES!!! "Freebird" Live Oakland, '77 is a MUST!!!! "Sweet Home Alabama" too.... Southern Rock at it's finest!!!!!

[@susieautrey6112]

I saw CDB at the New Mexico State Fair when I was a rodeo queen contestant. He closed the show with this song and jumped off the stage and ran around the arena while he played the fiddle. Then we got to meet him and take pictures. He sent our photographer away because he didn't like him, rearranged all us girls and took the group photos, then we all took individual photos. Large man. I fit neatly under his arm even with my cowboy hat.

[@bigbobvub]

Charlie Daniels is southern rock/country. He's got many, many hits. Long Haired Country Boy is a great song by CDB!!

[@neoncatfish3585]

Charlie Daniels was saved by the good Lord later in his years! There's a commercial of him being in a restaurant and there's a violinist there! He takes the violin from the man, and starts playing it the way he plays it! Then hands it back to the man and says that's how you play the fiddle!!!

[@adwhite804]

This is THE FIRST COUNTRY RAP ever bruh.... Point blank period...

[@kenlangston3451]

I might add A Boy Named Sue by Johnny Cash to that category.

[@jimeiden2360]

Ever heard Convoy by CW. McCall? And then you have Red Sovine.

[@kenlangston3451]

@@jimeiden2360 Red Sovine had that song Teddy Bear about the disabled kid whose dad dies, right?

[@jimeiden2360]

@@kenlangston3451 Yes. That's the one.

[@BobLbrmn]

Daniels himself did "Uneasy Rider" before this song

[@suzannejeziorski2751]

That's country rock. Some of the best coming out of the 1970s! Charlie is playing the fiddle

[@ThefetchNZ]

As a kid listening to late night radio when I couldn’t sleep, this song and the teddy bear trucker song I was always waiting for.

[@boki1693]

This his version of an old blues song called crossroads. Many artists over the years did versions of this song or theme of a young boy selling his soul to the devil for goddly guitar skills. Robert Johnson originally recorded it in 1936 but I think it is far older than that.

[@evabyrum3327]

It's called Southern Rock. He tells amazing stories in his music! The Legend Of Wooley Swamp is a MUST!!!!!

[@bobbie2639]

That's awesome love that you love this.. Charlie Daniels was multi Genres. Bluegrass, country, southern rock, gospel, blues. We are speaking of 5 decades.

[@angelahassert3552]

O saw Charlie Daniel's band and oh my goodness that man went through many fiddles breaking bows, strings. Awesome!!

[@jenniferbobic8005]

If you want to hear another popular song of that era with great fiddle playing, check out “Thank God I’m a Country Boy” from the album “An Evening with John Denver” (one of the best live albums out there, IMO.”

[@genevavredeveld3748]

Charlie was a good ole country boy! The best fiddle player ever! Heaven's rocking big time now!

[@rachellara4661]

That is Charlie Daniels, and this is definitely country! And you described it perfectly....he definitely did shred this one!! Love this song!!

[@chrischar9428]

Southern rock

[@allenbooth5193]

The late Charlie Daniels (who played the fiddle) was the leader of the Charlie Daniels Band. I always thought of this song as country because of the presence of the fiddle, but when I think about it, it's a mixture of country and rock-n-roll.

[@rwbimbie5854]

Devil Went Down To Georgia ... *and complained about the HUMIDITY*

[@Foolmoon1973]

😂😂😂😂

[@samanthacarpenter987]

Sho did!!

[@danafoster806]

Charlie daniels played every instrument. Never had a music lesson. Like my dad. Played by ear.

[@lennywells51]

That's in 1979!! Good video! I saw Charlie several times in New Orleans in the 70's and 80's!! R.I.P. Charlie!! BTW it's country rock!! The fiddler is Charlie Daniels!!

[@mindyalderman8865]

Why is the type of music so important? If I grew up listening to just one I would be brain dead. Feel so blessed to have grown up listening to every type, and enjoy them all. The best of everything.

[@gnarthdarkanen7464]

Charlie Daniels was a Legend because he could get a fiddle (or violin) to make sounds you never dreamed it could make!!! RIP... we lost a legend when he passed... AND I really wish you'd gotten a chance to see one of his shows. You'd never forget it. ;o)

[@patrickedwards5324]

My brother. It's country rock. Charlie Daniels is on the fiddle and lead vocalist for the Charlie Daniels Band. The difference between a fiddle and a violin, is a violin has strings, but a fiddle gots strangs!

[@tylerbarton4458]

That’s true classic country right there and he’s Charlie Daniels is one of the best fiddle players of all time. R.I.P.

[@tracycorello8228]

Charlie Daniels was the gentleman playing the fiddle and it is considered country. They also have another one called "the devil went back down to Georgia"

[@traviscummings9178]

There's something so satisfying about a well-placed curse word

[@texaspatriot4215]

We use to call CDB country rock, it's technically country but with rock overtones., Charlie was a master on that fiddle.

[@markcain9312]

Charlie was friends with my grandfather. I remember when I was a kid first time I met him he came over to go fishing in my grandfather's lake.

[@russellhoyt588]

That's pretty cool!

[@samuelflorez1461]

His name is Charlie Daniel's, damn good fiddle 🎻 player during the Country-Rock playing , God Bless on July 6 , 2020 Charlie Daniel's Had passed away , and his music had played out , Thank You , You Man Az Sam , Stay Kool , Both of You , Later

[@johnmorrissey5105]

Southern Rock and Charlie Daniels (RIP) is the guy on the fiddle and the leader of one of the best bands ever....

[@sherrishultz1493]

The thing I always loved about this song is my mom loved country music and I loved rock and when this song came out we both heard it and loved it.

[@llddau]

I’ve loved this for a while, but how cool are those guys? The way he said goodnight and they just nonchalantly stroll off straight away like it’s nothing.

[@StaryEyzJ777]

I met Charlie Daniels years ago. He could play the fiddle like nobody's business. We were invited backstage to meet him in person. Well... when he went by me, he blocked the sun lol. You couldn't tell from seeing him on TV that he was that big.

[@normanleitholf6750]

That my friend is called Southern Rock, a genre that came up in the late 1970's it included bands like CDB, Lynard Skynyrd, 38 Special, ZZTop, The Marshal Tucker Band, Molly Hatchet and the Ozark Mountain Daredevils just to name just a few. The Fidler was Charlie Daniels himself. I actually met the man once, he was a fine Christian man who loved the Lord and loved music. He has since gone to play with the Angels and he is sorely missed. I would recommend "The ledged of the Wooly Swamp" for your next CDB pick.

[@donnakearse2503]

He was one of the best. Great band for years. Charlie is gone now. Loved him.

[@ericfaulkner7751]

You should check out his song long haired country boy or legend of Wooley swamp.

[@RobSquadReactions]

I will for sure thanks for the suggestion Eric

[@stephanietip]

I concur with both choices

[@tprn66]

The devil was beat that time. Charlie Daniels is the best fiddler ever. He’s strings do get shredded when he plays but he’s amazing.

[@juliemccauslin5807]

The lyrics such as chicken in the bread pan etc are old Appalachian songs. Also Charlie Daniels suffers from stage fright & so he keeps his eyes closed when he performs!

[@jeffandrhondaweaver477]

In the radio version, and in his later years after he was saved, Charlie always said son of a gun.

[@MountainGanesh]

Respect to Charlie for his faith, but I always felt that if anyone ever deserved the epithet "Son of a B*tch", it was the Devil.

[@diannestucki5732]

I was a kid when this song was released. The radio version was censored because you just didn't swear on the radio then. Another of his big hits, Uneasy Rider, had the word ass censored on the radio.

[@Sewicked]

The song tells a variation of a very traditional story. Look up The Devil & Daniel Webster (c. 1936) for a short story example. And when Johnny plays, those are fiddle tunes; Fire on the Mountain, Chicken in the Bread Pan Pickin' Out Dough, etc.

[@seannovack3834]

Yep! Not many realize that. All those songs are VERY difficult to play and the song implies that Jonny NAILED them!

[@p.j.morris]

My uncle Charlie is my guardian angel. He is the best of the best never ever heard better. I love and miss him more than words could ever express. Awesome reaction. R.I.P. Uncle. Again awesome reaction J. Love to you and Amber. from the one and only Memphis Tn.

[@jimwilson9371]

I lost track of how many times I saw Charlie Daniels through the years. The whole band was a class act.

[@TimSmith-uc4pk]

Charlie Daniels is up there as a Great American Hero just like that of John Wayne. Rock In Peace Charlie..

[@todderickson2435]

You've just been introduced to one of the biggest hits of the 70's, my friend, a song that has become legendary. 😁

[@thomastexwilson7323]

Charlie Danielswas a great artist and a strong supporter of our military and veterans

[@karenpinson759]

Definitely country. Son, that's how we do it down South. Charlie Daniels was amazing on that fiddle.

[@tinamcguire5255]

RIP Charlie Daniels..he is the lead singer....the legend of woolie swamp is also awesome

[@williethebeerman]

Charlie Daniels has so many great songs.

[@picmajik]

I recommend "Uneasy Rider" next. It was the first 45 single I ever bought.

[@billrobertson5895]

In America

[@martine2u]

Love this song. It always ends too fast. I want more! A great pleasure every time. THanks for the reaction

[@busymom4kc]

Charlie did country rock. He was simply amazing. He is missed. The dude playing the fiddle was Charlie Daniels. The band carried his name.

[@lisalotwin3154]

I saw this band play in Raleigh, NC it was insane. Awesome. Charlie Daniels is a fiddle. It’s not country unless there’s a fiddle. This is country.

[@cokesd80]

Great video! Charlie, Taz, & Tommy were all very dear friends of my father. My father opened for Charlie many many times as did I as I got older and let me tell you, it was always a blast. Not only Charlie but his entire crew were so good to us, we are still very close, they are family. RIP Charlie, Taz and Tommy.

[@Mellmick26]

The Charlie Daniels's Band music encompasses: bluegrass, country, rock, Southern rock, outlaw country, country rock, blues rock, rock and roll, blues and gospel. 🎧😎🎖🎖🎖🎖🎖🎖🇨🇦👏🏼

[@jonkrispeterson6678]

Charlie Daniels was playing the fiddle. He was a true gentleman. If you are looking for something that doesn’t have the devil in it, and something unique. “Jesus Freak”, by DC Talk!

[@rwbimbie5854]

_'that band drummer had 1 arm'_ and now it is Keyboard guy in this vid

[@marniethedyslexic6445]

So good. Great reaction. Charlie Daniels on the 🎻🎻 it’s a classic and so good.👿 got his ass whooped!😀👍❤️✌️🌼

[@RobSquadReactions]

This was awesome

[@michaeldubya]

It was 1975 and I had the the privilege of going to a concert at a venue in Houston (was called The Summit, now Lakewood ahem church) Witnessed The Charlie Daniels Band open up for (arguably) the greatest southern rock band ever called Lynyrd Skynyrd.

[@BaltoAmy]

Got to love a song with the lyrics "Granny does your dog bite? No. Child no."

[@wackyvorlon]

Bluegrass is awesome. Check out Tennessee Stud by Doc Watson. He was a blind guitarist, really good.

[@stephanietip]

Oh hell yeah.I was hoping you would do this.You can't go wrong with The late,great Charlie Daniels,and it's 💯% country

[@darrenshoults4620]

Haha... l bet your wife will know. You're going to be in for a treat. Can't wait to see your face to this reaction.

[@chantasullivan9506]

Loved watching you enjoy hearing the fiddle for the first time. This is the good old fashion fiddle playing handed down thru generations for us country folks.😄