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By Alli Patton
The Devil has appeared in a number of country tunes, continually shapeshifting from an imposing caricature – horned and crimson – to something more human.
By Alli Patton
The Devil has appeared in a number of country tunes, continually shapeshifting from an imposing caricature – horned and crimson – to something more human.
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The Devil is a recurring character in country music, taking on many forms – the theological villain, the moral educator, the all-too-relatable companion – that vary greatly from one song to the next.
He could be down in Georgia with Charlie Daniels or alongside Jason Isbell as his running mate. But whatever role he’s playing, the Devil has no doubt been the ultimate storyteller for decades of country music.
Here is Holler's playlist of The Best Country Songs About The Devil.
The Louvin Brothers
Kris Kristofferson
The Charlie Daniels Band
Colter Wall
Chris Stapleton
Uncle Tupelo
Billy Joe Shaver
Justin Townes Earle
Morgan Wallen
Marty Robbins
Ashley McBryde
Colby Acuff
Brantley Gilbert
Vincent Neil Emerson
Steve Earle
Willie Nelson
The Steel Woods
Ray Wylie Hubbard
Johnny Cash
Jason Isbell
Flatland Cavalry
Anderson East
Cody Jinks
Colter Wall
Kane Brown
Elle King
Sarah Shook & the Disarmers
Lee Ann Womack
William Elliott Whitmore
Kris Kristofferson
Drive-By Truckers
Gillian Welch
Parker Millsap
Hailey Whitters
Kat Hasty
Lindi Ortega
Joe Diffie
Marty Stuart and His Fabulous Superlatives
David Rawlings
Bill & Belle Reed
Grateful Dead
Ray Wylie Hubbard
Lucinda Williams
Pure Prairie League
The Jayhawks
Alan Jackson
Drive-By Truckers
Waylon Jennings
Chris Knight
Tim McGraw, Faith Hill
Read our full article on The Devil and Country Music below: