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Actually, the devil demonstrated considerable skill with his fiddle. Johnny himself admitted he was pretty good. This poster needs to read the Bible.
I actually like the devil's breakdown better than Charlie Daniels, but music is subjective like that.
steve ouimette has a fucking sick metal cover he did for guitar hero 3
Yeah if you listen to the song the devil actually played a better song IMO, it always confused me how Johnny won.
I think the devil lost on purpose; the devil gets Johnny's soul by making him commit the sin of pride, not by winning the competition.
The fiddle itself is a handicap too, gold is an awful material for an instrument.
It's wild some of the stuff I find out is in the bible, and not just unrelated fiction. I was 14 when I finally found out David and Goliath was in the bible, not just some whacky kids story lol
Book of John, for those curious /s
The story of the devil and the fiddle is not in the bible.
It's from the song "the devil went down to Georgia" from Charles Daniels.
The song is quite popular so references to it in popular culture are common. But that's all it is. A story
Whatchu mean your Bible ain't got the Gospel accordin' to Charlie? You one of them freaky-deaky Catlicks? Come on down to the First United International Church of the Resurrection of the Lost Cause and we'uns gonna show you how to praise the Lord CORRECTLY!
I think the "read the bible" was kind of a shot at evangelicals that say that shit all the time.
Well one good story deserves another.