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Groovin on this is in 1978.............where were you boys then?
In my dad's sack
Wishing I was born early enough to see this
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I was gonna say that
not even an idea that my grandpa ever had
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A violin has strings, a fiddle has STRAAAANGS.
LOL nuff said
This! This summarizesit nicely.
Electric fiddle to boot!
Exactly.
straaaangs are real.
It's always fun to watch people learn to overcome their music stereotypes and appreciate other musical styles.
Amen!
:) Just another "thing" *all* people have in common. Music really is a universal language.
@@JustMe-vk4fn Absolutely agree! I was in Concert Singers in high school. Our director taught us to appreciate all genres of music. I’m so grateful he did. I don’t believe I could live without music.
Y'all gotta hear "SIMPLE MAN" !
Great!! Absolute fire 🔥
You just watched once of the finest fiddle ( or violin ) players who ever lived. Once Charlie was appearing on a show. In the green room before the show, a classical violinist commented that anyone could play fiddle but not everyone could play classical. Charlie without a word opened his case, took out his fiddle and played a difficult classical piece to perfection. The violin player had nothing else to say.
I'm almost 80 and my great grandmother drove a railroad spike into my great uncles fiddle he had brought home saying it was the Devil's Instrument. That fiddle 125 years later was found to be a million dollar Stradivarius. My brother still has it intact with the spike. Great reaction young men.
Yes, the fiddle was (in old literature and legend) the devil's instrument.
Awesome!!! Love this!❤
Amazing story, thank you for sharing!
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This is one of those songs that crosses all barriers, and you can't just pass it by.
Because it is spectacular for what it is.
My dad knew Charlie for 45 years when they got back from Vietnam. grew up backstage at most of these shows. A true man of the people, RIP Big Daddy 🤘🏻🔥🍻
Love how Black Pegasus is just jamming in the back 🤣🤣 great song 🎵
I love that reaction! Back in the time of this song my mom used to say, "y'all young people think you're doing something new, that's never been done before," then laugh.
She was right.
Charlie still gives me chills....Absolute legend!
Hip-hop/rap didn't exist when Charlie Daniels made this song. He was modeling this song's style more on "talking blues".
Saw them in concert in the 70’s when I was a kid. This song is classic. Legend of Woolley Swamp, Long Haired Country Boy, In America, the list could go on and on.
This his number 1 crossover hit, he was fabtastastic in covert. RIP..........
I saw them at the Opry in Nashville in 2019 - amazing
I saw them at the Opry in Nashville in 2019 - amazing
I saw him in the early 2000s and it was so high energy. He ended the show by playing until he broke every string (be sure to say that with a southern accent) on his bow..
I saw the Charlie Daniel's All Volunteer Jam in Nashville, TN, in 1984 😊... Drove through a blizzard to get there! Totally worth it!! ❤
Violin has strings. Fiddle has strangs...is the saying..love the vibe to this. I'm dying
The way Charlie Daniel’s wrote this song is incredible. He told you a story and you could actually see it playing out in your head.
One of my all time favorites.
This tune got a lot of air play on rock stations here in Michigan, and helped Charlie Daniels reach a much wider audience. We never listened to Country music, but we all listened to Charlie Daniels! You just never know what you're going to like until you give it a chance. 🎶
I never met Charlie Daniels, but I talked to him several times on the phone, and a nicer gentleman I never held a conversation with. Back more than twenty years ago, I co-managed a Southern Rock band (former members of Skynyrd, Molly Hatchet & Blackfoot) and Charlie Daniels called up a couple times to arrange a cross sale for merch (he sent us a bunch of his new CDs & shirts to sell, and we sent him a bunch of ours) After we got all the business straightened out, I got to tell him how much I liked this song (me, an OG punk rocker, ork ork) He was very humble about it and thanked me for telling him that. I'm sure he heard it all the time, but he made me feel like he really did appreciate it. That's my Charlie Daniels experience.
Old horror movies often use an instrument called a theremin to create an eerie sound, but it is entirely possible the particular sound to which you refer was a violin, as the higher notes on a violin are often used to create discomfort in the viewing audience. A theremin sounds vaguely familiar to a violin, but a theremin is not at all stringed. It is a fascinating instrument.
I saw the Charlie Daniels Band in the 90s while in high school. They did a concert for a fundraiser for the fire department in my county. The fire department almost had to evacuate the building that night because Charlie nearly brought the roof down when he played this song -- and in his 60s!
this might also be what they were thinking of: ua-cam.com/video/UrukxRVvHwk/v-deo.html
It's always so much fun to see someone react to Charlie Daniels for the first time! Yes, I'm one who remembers hearing both versions on the radio: SOB and son of a gun! We always hoped to hear the sob one, but most of the time, it was son of a gun. People who turn their noses up about country music really don't understand the variety there is, nor understand the talents of many country musicians. Thanks BP for introducing Anthony to the late great Charlie Daniels, RIP.
I always say..."The only difference between a violin and a fiddle is who's playing it." This song is a southern anthem... through and through.
At about 655 did ya'll see the keyboardist playing with one hand, the other was in a sling.....country boys will survive, and keep playing!!❤💡🌎✌️🖖🇺🇸
Love this.....Charlie Daniels was my first concert back in Virginia Beach in 1979~which was the year this song was released,not 73. Crowd was WILD~!!
I don't think I've played this for ANYONE: no matter WHAT their "standard" genre is, that said: "Wow - that was awful!!!" THEY'VE ALL LOVED IT!!!
My daughter's youth orchestra conductor actually explained the real difference between a violin and fiddle. A violin has a very curved bridge, to separate the strings so that you only play one at a time. A fiddle is a violin that has had the bridge filed to flatten it a bit, so that you can play more than one string at a time. It gives it that twangy harmony.
I was an R&B/rap kid that grew up in NYC and never heard this until I transferred to the University of Georgia and was introduced to this and LOVED IT from day 1!!!! Amazing song!!!!!
This a CLASSIC for sure!!!
RIP Charlie Daniels
I once ask a trained musician what the difference is between a violin and a fiddle and he said, without elaboration, it is simply the difference in how you hold the instrument.
I learned violin as a child in school. In my 20's a friend of mine who played got me one at a discount. He's fantastic, he's from Louisiana, a brilliant player. So I asked him, "It's been years since I've played, I don't remember much, now I've got a violin again, will you teach me?"
He said, "I can't teach you to play the violin, I can teach you to play the fiddle."
I think it's in the style more than the instrument.
I was a young adult, 20 years old when this came out…it is such a huge part of my youth that it kinda always surprises me that young guys like you two adorable guys have never heard of it. The classic rock stations still play this on quite a regular basis. CDB crossed over from country to rock to easy listening, and are still very popular. Thanks for bringing up a bunch of great memories!
This song never gets old. Still hits as it did back then
I love how opened minded you both are to different genres of music. Thoughtful reaction. Great job!!
The main difference between a violin & fiddle is the height of the bridge on the instrument. ;-) ❤ love that u enjoyed it so much! Yall crack me up ;-)
Loved it fellas, can’t beat a bit of good ole toe tapping!! Good on you for opening up to something older & in such a different realm than your lane 👏👏👏
It was their new “sangle”.
Charlie was a stellar human being. RIP.
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I loved how attentive you were to the words and what and how Charlie was performing. I saw Black Pegasus's reaction when it came out, and so glad you got to see this, too!
A violin has strings and fiddle has strannnnngss! Lol Charlie was so iconic and could fill stadiums back in the day. Great reaction guys!
I was in high school when this song came out. Brings back some cool memories. Great reaction! Thanks!
Great reaction! RIP Charlie Daniels.. one of the greats!
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Cute little side note: at Stone Mountain in GA, they do a laser show that uses this song in it and it is fire. Crowds get amped up good.😅😅
Been there! ❤
@@donnaewe3692 you can verify that it's a wild time 🙂
In the old horror movies you were probably hearing a strange instrument called the theremin, arguably the first electronic musical instrument to be mass produced, invented in the 1920s in Russia and played by moving your hands close to it without touching it.
It was used in a number of horror movies and sci fi space alien movies, as well as Hitchcock's Spellbound, and in the Beach Boys' song Good Vibrations you can hear a variant of it called the Electro Theremin
Now i want soneone to do a battle rap style version of this song. I grew up on 'outlaw' country and listening to my mom's 1960 protest albums. My older sister Vanessa was the rocker and introduced me to that. I appreciate as an adult having such a variety of mysic that i was exposed to. Its made my taste in music varied and eclectic
Greatest thing back then was NO CELL PHONES! Just a ton of people engaging together to fantastic music!🥰♥️
I'm from South Georgia about 3 hours from where Black Pegasus' s wife is from LMAOOOOO 😂😂😂 Bless his heart, I can't believe he had no idea who Charlie Daniels was LOL Yalls reaction was hilarious 😂😂😂 Yall come back now ya hear❤❤❤❤❤❤
OMG! finding anyone who hasn't heard Charlie Daniels is the best reaction!! Love all you do and share Black Pegasus!❤
The other saying about the difference between a violin and a fiddle is, "A Violin sings and a Fiddle dances". 😁
For a lot of people, this was their introduction to country music. For some it became a life long love, for others, not so much... one thing is guaranteed though, put this on and the dance floor will fill up very quickly...😊
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Doesn't matter if it has strings or strangs, Charlie can make that instrument stand up and dance.
These are actually professional musicians. Practiced,skilled and talented. Let's not confuse that fact...
I have loved this song since the movie Urban Cowboy. This is a classic. RIP Charlie Daniels. 💔🙏🏻🕯️
this is my first time sitting in with you! Hi Black Pegasus! I've sat in with you many times. Thank you for allowing me to sit in with you! I enjoyed the time I spent here with you so while I was here I subscribed and left a like for you!
What a joy watching you guys enjoy this song together. Cant wait to see the two of you reacting to more of charlie Daniels. Try " A Simple Man"
Absolutely love watching you both react. Y'all really pay attention to everything and give great commentary. Im glad I grew up when i did. People actually had talent. No auto tune or any of thst BS that goes on today. Thanks for keeping it real. Id still love to see you react to Grand Funk Railroad - Inside Looking Out. 3 very talented individuals. ✌❤🤘
I have been to 3 of Charlie Daniels concerts. He was a Hell of an entertainer. RIP Charlie
Its so good to see this again, Charlie Daniels is a great Country artist. AR is the only person I know if you want to know, because you don't know!!, look it up...fiddle and violin difference? BOOM! Awesome reaction guys...Peace🤙☝️😌
In the radio version he said ‘Son of a Gun’.
We knew it meant the same thing, the inflection was the same when we sang it out loud.
Thems fighin’ words.
Everybody wanted to kick the devil’s ass.
I was 10 years old when I first heard this on the radio. 1980. Years later I got to see the band perform this live. It was fantastic.
Everyone who was alive in the 1980's knows this song because the John Travolta classic movie "Urban Cowboy," featured the Charlie Daniels band playin' this song in the bar at the center of the movie.
I was cracking up at the end story of your wife. Same here! My mom was laughing that I could sing this with them as a little kid and didn't even flinch when I said the SOB line. I was expecting her to do so. Lol😅 the song still slaps and it's 50 yrs old . 😊
Hey Anthony Ray & Black Pegasus, Great reaction! lol I remember when this song came out and cursing in music was most definitely "taboo" during these times. (Well at least it was on the radio) So, I believe I was 15 yrs. old, and my friends and I would sing along with this song and when the lyrics came to the curse word, we would all sing even louder with Big Cheesy grins on our faces🤣
Such fond memories, but also a bit sad, because one of my childhood friends from this time, when he turned 17 yrs. old signed up to go fight in Vietnam and never came home. RIP: Chris 💔U R Missed
Here's another song by the Charlie Daniels Band, if interested. "Charlie Daniels Band - Orange Blossom Special (Live)" (by the channel: Charlie Daniels) --Charlie Edward Daniels was an American singer, musician and songwriter. His music infused rock, country, blues and jazz and was one of the leading bands to pioneer southern rock. The band released a total of 30 studio albums, 8 live albums, and 4 compilation albums. This song I've suggested is from their fifth studio album called "Fire on the Mountain" and released in 1974 and went certified Platinum. I enjoyed jamming with you two fellas, thanks for sharing.🎶
This was so entertaining! Love CDB saw them in the late 70’s as a teenager! They are legendary! So glad to see y’all enjoying them! ❤️🔥✌🏻🫶🏻
I saw the Charlie Daniels Band in concert a few times. Always a good show and I remember only having to pay $8 for the ticket. So worth it.. Loved growing up in the 70's. Best Rock Ever!!!
‘Chicken in the bread pan, pecking at the dough’ is such a great lyric. RIP Charlie Daniels, a great American.
"Granny does your dog bite? No child no "
Charlie Daniels Band, what a group, they have a long list of great songs!
Love seeing you both together. I sub to both of you! Most unbelievable and pleasant surprise!
I love the chemistry between you two. The fact that Anthony just starts beatboxing to BP's random bursting into song...instantly iconic.
I love your reactions and comments to Charlie Daniels band "The Devil went down to Georgia"❤❤❤❤
When I was growing up in the 90s this song was on mainstream radio. So it wasn't just country fans. Everybody loved it.
My first time watching y’all. First thing I thought? Y’all are so cool looking 👩🏻🏫😍‼️ I’ve been knowing this song ever since it came out, and I’m from western New York (live in Alabama now & Tupelo, Mississippi before that). It’s a great song!!! I didn’t get into Country Music until I was about 18 (1971). Listened to & watched mostly Elvis, Rock and R&B.
You want to hear some more awesome bars, listen to CDB sing Wooly Swamp, studio version so you can catch all the bars ☺️
I went to the Charlie Daniels Band concert in high school, 1985.!! It was a kick azz concert. They opened for Alabama. Another Iconic country band you need to react to..
A band that did this song as a cover had thier base player get sick and they asked my dad if he could learn this song. He heard it once and played it back exactly. The band fired thier base player and hired my dad. Love this song!
I love you guy's ability to open your heart and soul and embace the diversity found in all types of music. Myself? I thought I hated country, but I decided to give it a chance and listened to the storytelling. I feel my horizons have expanded exponentially.
Charlie often went through two bows during a concert. He was so good at it that he would wear the first one out!
My favorite reaction channels are those when young rappers like yourselves discover the awesome music of the 60's, 70's, and 80's. I hope you do more of it. Great reaction.
7:40, late response, but yes the "scare Cord" as it's called, came from just pulling the bow across a Violin.
The old, quintessential scary movie sound / instrument I believe you were thinking of is the theremin. As far as strings, Bernard Hermann's score for the movie "Psycho" was entirely strings (and horrifying as heck).
You two are great together that was serious fun😂
Anthony looked lost at first! LOL! Great reaction guys! Love when you two team up!
Always love when someone gets introduced to the great one awesome reaction guys!!!!
Enjoying watching you two. If I subscribed, I’d never discover new listeners. I grew up in this time capsule.
This is old school heat
My dad took our family of 10 to this concert in our town’s high school gym when we were kids. It was a great concert
BP going full ham to Charlie Daniels is everything! I saw Charlie in East Texas back in 1985. Delbert McClinton opened for him. I went to see Delbert, but I left that stadium a Charlie Daniels fan for life! Just Subscribed. I mean Stevie Ray and now Charlie ? Yep. Oh, if you want to see Stevie Ray performing with another mind blowing guitarist, you MUST check out Jeff Healey and Stevie Ray Vaughan "Look at Little Sister ". Jeff was blind.I consider him to be right up there in playing skills as Stevie Ray. 👌😅🤣😂🤠🥳
Charlie Daniels Live was awesome i was blessed to live in the day of Rock and Roll was all kinds of Awesome music.
Saw him in 2009 in Tampa at the venue Charliepalooza what a show ... now introduce him and yourself to Trace Adkins Semper Fi Trace wrote and dedicated this song to the most fearsome warriors on the planet US MARINES
You should try Jerry Reed - one of the best guitar players ever. Jerry wrote and performed the theme song for The Bandit, he was also the truck driver in this movie.
Also Bobby Bare's Marie Lauvaue
I liked the "What are you making me listen to?" face Anthony made at the beginning before the vocals kicked in.
The instrument that gets played in horror movies you're thinking of is called a theremin, it's this funky electronic wave making machine you play by waving your hands in the air.
I don't know about steel strings for a fiddle, but seeing him live, Charlie would shred his bow during the concert! It would have We used to get a kick out of that. 😂
Grew up listening to Charlie. Amazing in concert. I love all genres.
If y’all like this, you should check out ( actually a lot of Charlie Daniels songs) but “Midnight Train “. He spits bars, sangs and does storytelling at the same time. It’s like you’re watching a movie in your mind!
He’s a fantastic storyteller and definitely puts vivid pictures in your head. Uneasy Rider is another one that you can see while you listen.
I must say my favorite part was when you was really into this song Anthony & BP was feeling the heights of this song & he reached out & grabs you & you are jumping startled teehee I'm sorry but I was rollin😂. Y'all had a blast from the past & this one really got BP going on his 1st debut too. Now this is a classic as I've heard it throughout my entire lifetime as I'm close to the age of Eminem. I f you can hear it a lot of the music I think is based on times of Irish or Scottish sounding music maybe it's the fiddle because it's prominent but I know many settlers in the south especially this are where from those places as my mom's last name was pure Irish🍀
A violin has strings. A fiddle has straaangs!
This was the best reaction I’ve ever seen from either of you!
A fiddle is a violin w an attitude 😂. RIP Big Charlie. Saw him in person and he was a BIG MAN!!
I loved this reaction! I love this song. I grew up with this even as a black person in America. ❤
A violin has strings - A fiddle has STRANGS
Love watching peoples introductions to new great music and are open to just enjoy it... Another great reaction with you both
Loved this reaction! I've watched a lot of your guy's reactions, it was hilarious watching you guys listen to Country! lol Anthony, your face was priceless when the song first started. 🤣If your interested there is a part II to this song (Devil Came Back to Georgia) it takes place 10yrs later and Johnny and the Devil meet again. You might have fun with it. I'd love to see a reaction to it! ^.^
Love this but Dueling Bangoes is for me the best of what you wouldn't expect to like but end up loving ..❤
Most of the old horror films used an instrument called a theremin to make those iconic sounds but there are a few that used fiddles and violins and other string instruments.
This song went to number 1 on the Billboard mainstream charts in 1979