Johnny played 4 songs. Fire on the Mountain, Devils in the House of the Rising Sun, Chicken in the Bread Pan Picking Out Dough, and Granny does your dog bite. These are very old mountain bluegrass songs.😊
FUNFACT...I was a dishwasher outside downtown Nashville TN in the late 80s (high profile place) Charlie Daniels came in and had one request....to shake the hands of the dishwashers Not cotton-eyed Joe just but like it! ..You too fun! lol
I had a similar experience with Mr Daniel's. He showed up at the golf course I was working at and did the same thing. Very nice guy, but he cheated a little. Lol
Charlie never got the recognition he deserved, he got a lot of fame. But needed more, playing the violin like that is amazing. Seen many trained professionals not even come close to how good he was.
Welcome to 1979 and one of the greatest crossover hits that is still played on both classic country and classic rock radio stations today. Charlie Daniels is a member of the Country Music Hall of Fame.
The story of musicians selling their soul for incredible talent handed to them by the devil goes back a long time. Not only this song, and Crossroads (about Robert Johnson in 1937 ) and Jimmy Page from Led Zeppelin, but Paganini from hundreds of years ago (classical composer) was thought to gain evil powers to create the best music.
After this show, they were driving all night to Alabama but their bus broke down coming from Saratoga springs NY. My dad was a coach bus driver who got a call in the middle of the night to drive a band to Alabama. It was this band, this night. Dad told us of stories that make Willie Nelson's or Snoop Doggs busses to shame.
Nobody sold their soul in this song. It was gambled, up against a golden fiddle, but not sold for talent. The talent was innate, and better than the devil’s, so he keeps his soul and wins a fiddle. You should see the sequel, “The Devil Went Back to Georgia,” with Johnny Cash, Charlie, Travis Tritt, and a psychotic fiddle player that’s faster than Charlie. I think I’m missing one other collaborator, but it’s still a legendary set of legends making a superior sequel.
There's a sequel to this song, set ten years later. They brought in 3 other country singers, abd added a session fiddle player named Mark O'Connor. Charlie does the devil's fiddle part, while O'Connor plsys Johnny's part. O'Connor slowly builds on Johnny's part, getting faster and faster, until he's playing it at triple speed. He also plays the notes just above and below the original notes. You almost wind up thinking the fiddle will catch on fire!
Don’t forget that Johnny Cash narrates the Devil Went Back to Georgia while Marty Stuart sings Johnny and Travis Tritt sings the devil. Worth checking out.
No matter how many times I see this, I'm amazed at speed and precision of his hands and fingers manipulating that fiddle. It's like magic, the sounds he can wrench out of that instrument.
One of the first rap songs... before it was a genre! Dr. Dre named him one of the founding fathers! lol. Charlie was one of the best damned fiddle players!
Rip charlie daniels he was a true patriot and he loved America and most of his songs was about his feelings charlie was very talented he could play many instruments but he was the fiddle man one of my favorites
R.I.P. Uncle Charlie i will love and miss you always he taught me how to play the fiddle not as good as he did but i do pretty well.. Awesome reaction. love to you from the one and the only Memphis Tn.
Lmao! I love the comment about the fingers! I have been playing in country bands for the past 10 years after touring with rock bands for 20 years. I have got to tell you I love the country life!
We lost Charlie a little over 3 years ago. He was one of the greats in the 70s. He was around 83 when we lost him, but was still touring. he has a lot of great music.. great story teller
I was 19 when this song was released in 1979, and the Charlie Daniels Band was NOT played on Country music stations, at least where I lived in the St. Louis area. The one station that DID played CDB was KSHE-FM 94.7, St. Louis' legendary Rock station, where you can STILL hear this and other classic CDB songs from the 70's. The CDB was one of the pioneering Southern Rock bands of the era, along with the Allman Brothers Band, Lynyrd Skynyrd, Marshall Tucker Band, and many others. Check out songs like Birmingham Blues (from the 1975 album, Nightrider), Blue Star ( from 1979's Million Mile Reflections, the same album Devil Went Down to Georgia is from), No Place To Go (from 1975's Fire On the Mountain), and the title song from 1977's Midnight Wind.
When I was young ( I’m 81), they were called TALKING SONGS, in which the artist would usually sing parts of the lyrics and talk parts of the lyrics. Country artists have been doing Talking Songs as long as they’ve been doing music.
I saw him 4 years ago (before he passed in 2020) and at 83 he had more energy and drive than the headliners of that show -- and a good 15-20 years older than they were. He was amazing as a performer.
Charlie Daniels has several other hit songs still in Saigon legend of wooly swamp simple man uneasy rider just so many others to mention ... another legend is Jerry Reed if you're wondering Jerry was snowman in smokey and the bandit he also wrote the song east bound and down for the movie
Charlie Daniels now rests in the great beyond. His music lives on in the hearts of those, like my unhumble self, that grew up in the greatest age of music ever. If you love this, try "Still In Saigon", "Long Haired Country Boy", "The Legend of Wooley Swamp" and both versions of "Uneasy Rider". If you want something a bit lighter, try Ray Steven's "The Streak", "It's Me Again Margret" or any of his long list of comedic golden hits. God Bless and have a great day.
@KShavon, me beautiful lady, I'ma new ta your channel & from one country boy from Georgia ta a beautiful country girl from Alabama, I honestly and truly love your reaction, js 😊
Can't beat great back-yard music. Apparently, my great-grandfather was a string instrumentalist (from what I hear) and I got none of that talent. You just got to roll with what you got. Peace, Love!!
Not cotton eye joe. The line "Chicken in the bread pan picking out dough, granny does your dog bite? No child,no" is from the 30s its from a western swing song called Ida Red.. Ida Red music.ua-cam.com/video/pW-lWQBjnFg/v-deo.html&si=Zq5tUp4BxSm1veGU Its at the 1:30 second of the song.
Took you about 12 seconds before you knew that, hey, these guys are about to bring the heat. Are you a trained musician at all? bc i could see you processing he music first and then committed after Charlie's 1st bar. like you knew the music quality was fire, waited to see the vocals, and knew straight away this is going to be fire. I could be off base-
Lol oh K this why I love u girl!!!! Never heard anyone compare this song to Ghost Rider 😂
LOL ILY2 ANT😘🙏🏾
Ok best frrend
Johnny played 4 songs. Fire on the Mountain, Devils in the House of the Rising Sun, Chicken in the Bread Pan Picking Out Dough, and Granny does your dog bite. These are very old mountain bluegrass songs.😊
I've heard this song countless times and have always wondered what those lyrics meant...I'm a bit embarrassed that I'm 41 before learning this, lol.
@@TheSksexton Never too old to learn 😉
FUNFACT...I was a dishwasher outside downtown Nashville TN in the late 80s (high profile place) Charlie Daniels came in and had one request....to shake the hands of the dishwashers Not cotton-eyed Joe just but like it! ..You too fun! lol
I had a similar experience with Mr Daniel's. He showed up at the golf course I was working at and did the same thing. Very nice guy, but he cheated a little. Lol
THX BEST FRIEND SIXX
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Country, rock, bluegrass and rap all mixed together. People don’t play like this anymore. No auto tune either
AMEN ❤
Thank you for reacting to my favorite country band...R.I.P Charlie Daniels...The greatest fiddle player ever...IMO.
UR WELCOME BESTIE
Thank you...Your reaction site is awesome.@@kshavon3098
THATS A JAMMIN MAN
ON THE STORY TELLING AND VIOLIN WAS HE THE BESST❤
Yes indeed...The absolute best.@@ChefBarb58
I got to see him do this at a NASCAR race. Beer racing and Charlie was a perfect combo.
I BET IT WAS BESTIE
There's metalheads that wish they could shred like Mr. Daniels
Charlie never got the recognition he deserved, he got a lot of fame. But needed more, playing the violin like that is amazing. Seen many trained professionals not even come close to how good he was.
Chicken in the bread pan picking out dough is a square dance call
Welcome to 1979 and one of the greatest crossover hits that is still played on both classic country and classic rock radio stations today. Charlie Daniels is a member of the Country Music Hall of Fame.
The story of musicians selling their soul for incredible talent handed to them by the devil goes back a long time. Not only this song, and Crossroads (about Robert Johnson in 1937 ) and Jimmy Page from Led Zeppelin, but Paganini from hundreds of years ago (classical composer) was thought to gain evil powers to create the best music.
After this show, they were driving all night to Alabama but their bus broke down coming from Saratoga springs NY. My dad was a coach bus driver who got a call in the middle of the night to drive a band to Alabama. It was this band, this night. Dad told us of stories that make Willie Nelson's or Snoop Doggs busses to shame.
Nobody sold their soul in this song. It was gambled, up against a golden fiddle, but not sold for talent. The talent was innate, and better than the devil’s, so he keeps his soul and wins a fiddle. You should see the sequel, “The Devil Went Back to Georgia,” with Johnny Cash, Charlie, Travis Tritt, and a psychotic fiddle player that’s faster than Charlie. I think I’m missing one other collaborator, but it’s still a legendary set of legends making a superior sequel.
DAMN
MIKE I WANNA HEAR THE STORIES
I'm with you! I wanna know the stories too! Lol.
There's a sequel to this song, set ten years later. They brought in 3 other country singers, abd added a session fiddle player named Mark O'Connor. Charlie does the devil's fiddle part, while O'Connor plsys Johnny's part. O'Connor slowly builds on Johnny's part, getting faster and faster, until he's playing it at triple speed. He also plays the notes just above and below the original notes. You almost wind up thinking the fiddle will catch on fire!
Don’t forget that Johnny Cash narrates the Devil Went Back to Georgia while Marty Stuart sings Johnny and Travis Tritt sings the devil. Worth checking out.
RIP to the GOAT, Charlie Daniels ❤️🇺🇸
K, nobody plays a fiddle like charlie does. I saw him in Houston at gilleys nite club. Dam he was ❤️🔥❤️🔥❤️🔥. Thank you sweetie 😍
I thought so too but I recently watched Roy Clark playing fiddle in a video and now I'm not so sure anymore who's better.
UR WELCOME ♥️
This concert took place in 1979🔥🔥👍
Did they come back for an encore or was that it?
@@markdecker6190 As I recall they did come back for an encore
My country jam!
Charlie Daniels was a great entertainer may he rest in peace
DAMN I DID NOT KNOW HE PASSED AWAY💔
No matter how many times I see this, I'm amazed at speed and precision of his hands and fingers manipulating that fiddle. It's like magic, the sounds he can wrench out of that instrument.
🤣🤣🤣 this was my grandpas favorite song he played it all the time! RIP charlie daniels
One of the first rap songs... before it was a genre! Dr. Dre named him one of the founding fathers! lol. Charlie was one of the best damned fiddle players!
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Charlie is a LEGEND!
It's slow and plodding but a definite fan favorite of his and also a hit, Long Haired Country Boy. It's got bars. I bet you would love it.
Black Pegasus a rapper from Colorado Springs say that Charlie was rapping before rapping was cool.
Charlie Daniels country icon...Peace🙏☝️😌
This is a legendary performance in Saratoga NY!!!
Chicken in the bread patch Picking out dough
Rip charlie daniels he was a true patriot and he loved America and most of his songs was about his feelings charlie was very talented he could play many instruments but he was the fiddle man one of my favorites
R.I.P. Uncle Charlie i will love and miss you always he taught me how to play the fiddle not as good as he did but i do pretty well.. Awesome reaction. love to you from the one and the only Memphis Tn.
AWE THX BABE
Miss him,may the late Mr. Charlie Daniels soul rest in peace.
Lmao! I love the comment about the fingers! I have been playing in country bands for the past 10 years after touring with rock bands for 20 years. I have got to tell you I love the country life!
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@kshavon3098 you're very welcome, thanks for the laugh!!
The late great C D B saw him in concert in 09 in Tampa what a show chatliepalooza
Yasss! Love him! R.I.P. Charlie ❤🙏
The intro and Johnny's theme is based on a traditional fiddle tune called the Lonesome Fiddle Blues
One of the best. Thanks for reacting to this.
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We lost Charlie a little over 3 years ago. He was one of the greats in the 70s. He was around 83 when we lost him, but was still touring. he has a lot of great music.. great story teller
What she talking about cotton tho very disrespectful RIP CHARLIE 👍🇺🇸
@@nydeerhunter5166 She was talking about the song Cotton Eyed Joe. The way he played the fiddle in this reminded her of the song
Hard to believe country music was rockin 50yrs ago.
I was 19 when this song was released in 1979, and the Charlie Daniels Band was NOT played on Country music stations, at least where I lived in the St. Louis area. The one station that DID played CDB was KSHE-FM 94.7, St. Louis' legendary Rock station, where you can STILL hear this and other classic CDB songs from the 70's. The CDB was one of the pioneering Southern Rock bands of the era, along with the Allman Brothers Band, Lynyrd Skynyrd, Marshall Tucker Band, and many others. Check out songs like Birmingham Blues (from the 1975 album, Nightrider), Blue Star ( from 1979's Million Mile Reflections, the same album Devil Went Down to Georgia is from), No Place To Go (from 1975's Fire On the Mountain), and the title song from 1977's Midnight Wind.
Peeeez react to his song Long haired country boy! official audio.
I GOTCHA BEST FRIEND
I remember this song being played at the 1994 Olympics in Atlanta - gymnastics routine kicked ass !
Best friend, I thought of bald head white boy you’ll put in your basket. You should check out Disturbed-Sound of silence live on Conan O’brian. ❤️
HEY BESTIE OK I GOTCHA🤣🤣
It's a great song
I wish you could have seen them live from back in the day. I really think you would have enjoyed the show.
It reminds me of the old movie Crossroads only battle of the guitars!
This song is impossible not to like, no matter what your favorite music genre is.
Dear Lady, I love your reaction. Please keep it going !!!!!
THANK U SO FN MUCH
Fire on the Mountain, Chicken in the Bread Pan Picking Out Dough, etc are fiddle tunes. He's listing the set that Johnny plays to beat the devil.
I saw them in Memphis @ 1980. R.I.P. Charlie....his own genre, great American.
LOVE CDB!! 🥰🎶
When I was young ( I’m 81), they were called TALKING SONGS, in which the artist would usually sing parts of the lyrics and talk parts of the lyrics. Country artists have been doing Talking Songs as long as they’ve been doing music.
UM 81 IS NOT OLD😘
I saw him 4 years ago (before he passed in 2020) and at 83 he had more energy and drive than the headliners of that show -- and a good 15-20 years older than they were. He was amazing as a performer.
Love the reaction - this is a great tune ... peace
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You always make me smile 😊thank you
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Southern rock.Saw him live in 79 at southern jam in portsmouth,Va.
Great reaction K! So pretty watching you.
THX❤️
Charlie Daniel Band was one of the best Rock a Hillbilly Folk lore music of USA 🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸
Thank you beautiful ♥️
This is just a fun song to listen to. You can't help but groove to this one.
I love your reactions and comments ❤😂
LOL THANK U😘😘
Hello from The Netherlands, thank you.
HEY BEST FRIEND FROM NETHERLANDS
Thanks!
THANK U SO MUCH BFF😘
Charlie Daniels has several other hit songs still in Saigon legend of wooly swamp simple man uneasy rider just so many others to mention ... another legend is Jerry Reed if you're wondering Jerry was snowman in smokey and the bandit he also wrote the song east bound and down for the movie
Gotta add “Legend of Woolley Swamp” to your list.
Love the shirt, Let's Go Wild.
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That is classic Johnny Cash… he was the epitome of “outlaw country”…and he performed this specifically live at San Quentin Prison…for the prisoners
Charlie Daniels now rests in the great beyond. His music lives on in the hearts of those, like my unhumble self, that grew up in the greatest age of music ever. If you love this, try "Still In Saigon", "Long Haired Country Boy", "The Legend of Wooley Swamp" and both versions of "Uneasy Rider". If you want something a bit lighter, try Ray Steven's "The Streak", "It's Me Again Margret" or any of his long list of comedic golden hits. God Bless and have a great day.
THX AND U TOO♥️
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Never make a deal with the Devil. 🎻 never get tired of hearing this. You need to check out Terri Gibbs "Somebody's knocking"
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Fun song 😊 I assume you accept requests and if you do how do I make a request.
🤣NOT BEING FUNNY BUT IM CONFUSED ON UR QUESTION BESTIE
@@kshavon3098 sorry 😁 do you just take suggestions from comments on what you react to?
Hello from Cody Wyoming 😊you're awesome keep it up...if you keep reacting I'll keep watching
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This is southern rock at its rawest - recorded in the’80’s, CD died @3 years ago. Listen to some of his stuff off his “tailgate party” albums!!!!
You had me rolling with this one 😂
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I love your enthusiasm
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Those are 2 very different bands who play each of those songs.
There's a follow-up called "The Devil comes back to Georgia "...
@KShavon, me beautiful lady, I'ma new ta your channel & from one country boy from Georgia ta a beautiful country girl from Alabama, I honestly and truly love your reaction, js 😊
THANK U
@@kshavon3098 no thanks needed, all I ask is just keep bein your beautiful self with your beautiful heart and beautiful smile darlin 😊
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Just bein me my beautiful lady 😘
Can't beat great back-yard music. Apparently, my great-grandfather was a string instrumentalist (from what I hear) and I got none of that talent. You just got to roll with what you got. Peace, Love!!
A lot of people say this song is Charlie Daniels spitting bars in his original rap song. It's got all the aspects of rap with a fiddle. Lol
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Yes! Lol. Even Dr. Dre said Charlie Daniels was 1 of the founding fathers of rap! LOL
Watch Roy Clark play any string instrument including fiddle playing.
I saw them twice both times backing lynerd skyned and Marshall tucker
Blake Shelton - God’s Country
“The Devil went down to Georgia, but he didn’t stick around”
🤣🤣COME ON
This is the first rap song
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HEY BEST FRIEND!!
Heeeyyyyy best frrrend
HEY BEST FRIEND 😘😘
The Devil Went Down to Georgia came out in the late 70s I think early 80s and cotton eye. Joe came out in 90s I believe.
THX KEV
1979 Is when this song came out
@@Sunny-jz3dy I know that
I know what they're yelling in the crowd: "Alex Terrible, Alex Terrible, Alex Terrible" lol
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Not cotton eye joe.
The line "Chicken in the bread pan picking out dough, granny does your dog bite? No child,no" is from the 30s its from a western swing song called Ida Red..
Ida Red
music.ua-cam.com/video/pW-lWQBjnFg/v-deo.html&si=Zq5tUp4BxSm1veGU
Its at the 1:30 second of the song.
This song is cool
YES!!
Yep same kind of style as Cotton Eyed Joe lol This was in the 70’s! 😂
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As a Minnesotan I love your sweatshirt!!! Let's Go WILD!! Thump, Thump...Thump Thump Thump!!! Checkout my favorite CBD song Long Haired Country.
Chicken in the breadpan a pickin' out dough.
Granny does your dog bite? No child no.
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Totally different song different band😮
What i find interesting about this that a musician can beat the devil. Thats interesting to me.
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Cool Minnesota Wild shirt you have on there!
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♥️HEY BESTIE
@@kshavon3098 HEY BABIE DOLL ❤
the song cotton-eye joe that you are referring to is from the group the rednex this song was done many years before they were even heard about
Boy named sue by Johnny Cash it's like that!
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Took you about 12 seconds before you knew that, hey, these guys are about to bring the heat. Are you a trained musician at all? bc i could see you processing he music first and then committed after Charlie's 1st bar. like you knew the music quality was fire, waited to see the vocals, and knew straight away this is going to be fire. I could be off base-
AWE THANK U BABE! NO IM NOT TRAINED AT ALL😂😂I JUST KNO GOOD MUSIC WHEN I HEAR IT❤️❤️
Are you from Minnesota?! I noticed your Wild shirt!
NOPE FROM ALABAMA
Unfortunately, Charlie Daniels passed away in June of 2020. Long history of good music from that fine fellow.
RIP💔
You should do Blues Travelers - Hook!