Commentators have long noted that the devil's fiddle solo, in "The Devil Went Down to Georgia" (Daniels, et. al, 1979) is both more pleasing and more complex than Johnny's solo that wins the duel. In this way the song, or its listeners, have recapitulated the reception of Milton's Satan among the Romantics. In this paper...
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