The Devil Went Down to Georgia: How Fast Was That Fiddle Frenzy?
We all know the story: Johnny, a fiddlin' fool, throws down with the Devil himself at a crossroads throwdown, their souls on the line in a blistering fiddle duel. But have you ever wondered just how fast those fiddles were flying? Buckle up, because we're about to delve into the beats per minute (BPM) of this legendary showdown.
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The Original Showdown: A Knee-Slappin' 138 BPM
The Charlie Daniels Band's iconic recording of "The Devil Went Down to Georgia" clocks in at a cool 138 BPM. That's some serious pickin' and grinnin', folks. It's a tempo that'll get your heart thumpin' and your feet tappin' – just right for a battle with the Prince of Darkness himself.
But is 138 BPM the devil's speed? Apparently not.
Live and Burnin': The Zac Brown Band Cranks it Up
Some folks, like the Zac Brown Band when they cover the song live, take things to a whole new level. Their version can hit a scorching 167 BPM. That's some pyrotechnics on the fretboard, enough to make even the Devil himself sweat.
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Maybe the Devil likes to play it safe in the studio and then unleash his full fury onstage? Who knows, but one thing's for sure: these fiddlin' duels are no walk in the park.
How Many Bpm Can You Handle?
So, how fast can you handle "The Devil Went Down to Georgia"? Can you keep up with Johnny and the Devil's lightning-fast licks? Here's a little test:
- 100 BPM or less: You might be a fan of the slower, more soulful fiddle tunes. Maybe you prefer a more relaxed crossroads throwdown.
- 138 BPM: You're a true champion, a fiddle aficionado who can appreciate the classic pace.
- 167 BPM and beyond: You're a wild one, a fiddle fiend who craves the adrenaline rush of a high-octane duel.
Remember, there's no wrong answer! Just crank up the tunes and let your inner fiddler loose.
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Burning Fiddle Questions: A FAQ
1. How to play "The Devil Went Down to Georgia" at 138 BPM?
Practice, practice, practice! And maybe make a deal with a crossroads demon for some extra fiddlin' skills (not recommended).
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2. How to play "The Devil Went Down to Georgia" at 167 BPM?
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See answer #1, then add a shot of espresso (or three).
3. How to find the BPM of any song?
There are many online tools and apps that can analyze a song's tempo for you.
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4. How to win a fiddle duel against the Devil?
This one's tricky. Maybe bring a holy fiddle or some blessed rosin? Just don't bet your soul on it.
5. How to have an awesome time listening to "The Devil Went Down to Georgia"?
Turn it up, sing along, and air fiddle like nobody's watching (because they probably are, and they're digging it).
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