This group has 2 amazing basses. Chance has a velvety voice. Tim has a 6 octave range, and his low notes can only be heard by elephants unless you have earphones. Because they have 2 deep basses, and 2 amazing tenors, and an award winning beat boxer, this group is peerless.
This song was a great initiation to the HF world and you’ve just scratched the surface. All of us Home Fries have our favorites so you can pick any of their covers, collaborations, or originals as you like and you will never be disappointed. They cover multiple genres. Each member has their own unique talents. Thank you for a great reaction. Welcome.
Welcome to the wonderful world of Home Free!!! This doesn’t even scratch the surface of what they can do. They are absolutely amazing. Tim- the bass-is not only a freakish bass is also an incredible tenor. The guy you called the lead is their high tenor Austin Brown from Tifton, Georgia. Tim is from Texas. Rob (beard guy) another amazing tenor from Minnesota. The best boxer. Adam Rupp, founded the group with his brother Chris Rupp, from Minnesota also. Chris left the group to pursue a solo career. (His videos are great too.) Adam Chance took Chris’s place. He is called Chance, so there will not be any confusion between the two Adams. Chance, like Tim, has an amazing range. You’ve only begun. Have fun, I’m subscribing to come along for the ride. 👍🏼💜
Not only does Tim have that 5 octave range, Chance (fellow in the back with hat and vest) has a 4 octave range. You have two really wonderful tenors in Rob (glasses and beard) and Austin (young fellow singing lead here) and with Adam, a beat boxer who, even after all these years, I'm still wondering where he keeps his batteries. Give Can't Stop the Feeling, Meet in the Middle, Catch Me if You Can and Do You Hear What I Hear a try. For starters. LOL Thank you! ^_^
Excellent suggestions for new listeners! My favorite original of theirs is still Timeless, the video is remarkable as well, so I'll add that to yours as well.
Love these guys. They are all so amazingly talented. They don't have a designated lead, they all take the lead, depending on who they think will sound the best on a song they are doing. Everyone gets their chance, except the beat boxer. He can sing, too, but he's not comfortable about doing so. He will however; sing when there is a 5 part harmony involved. Any song they do, they put their own spin on it. They do however; have many originals to choose from. Their latest album called, Dive Bar Saints is some of the best work they've done. There are 12 tacks of which 10 that are originals. Tim, the bass, wrote 2, and Austin, the lead in this video wrote 2. The others were written from some very powerful song writers out of Nashville. Their quarantine video's are both funny and very creative. I just subscribed,because I loved your reaction. I would love to see you do their version of "In The Blood"
The didgeridoo sound and some of the background bass sounds came from the guy beside the beatboxer in the back. His name is Chance, the bass is Tim, the lead singer is Austin, the big bearded guy is Rob and the beatboxer is Adam. All sounds were vocal, even the harmonica. Crazy huh? I love Home Free.
Thanks for the Home Free reaction !!! They are a great group of talented guys, so much fun to see them live !!! I hve seeen them perform this song live and it was fabulous.
One of the Best reactions I've seen on this song! My mother just past last month ... I definitely know the feeling of losing an extremely important part of your life! Thank you very much for the smile, glad you like deep voices! Make sure n check out their version of "When a Man Loves a Woman"
Sorry about your loss of your dad. If you love harmonies you'll love this group another good one to put on your list is In The Blood a great cover from this band.
They have lots of videos......you won't be disappointed. They've been releasing videos every other Friday for 12 weeks. They were all made at their respective home's.... Starting with Quarantine, Down to the Honky Tonk, Flowers on the wall, Cover Me Up and The making of God Bless the USA With Lee Greenwood and the U.S.Air forces band. They released that song on Wednesday the
I'm always pleased to see new people falling in love with my favourite band, and I'm glad you are planning on reacting to more Home Free. You've had lots of great suggestions already, so I won't add to them, but I'll look forward to more.
I'm subscribing. I want to see you're home free journey.you have no idea what u have stumbled onto. Home free plays many different genres. You will be so surprised with their harmonies and overtones. Remember when listening. That they are 100% acaplella all the time. Which is astounding right there.
Yea! Dimash, Home Free, BTS, Darren Espanto!!-Home Free Won Sing Off 4 2 yrs after friends Ptx & did "Ring Of Fire"w/Avi..They & Ptx are the 2 best selling a cappella bands> world & do global concerts, amaazing LIVE! ....... They started out soul/pop, now more country-ish/soul/pop, but can sing anything! All very tall, funny, all lead singers, songwriters, arrangers, mul- ti-instrumentalists-EXAMPLE: Adam bboxes a full concert➕crazy 10 min solo-CAN play trumpet, guitar, bass, piano/keys, drums, etc ........... Tim Foust-5 octave super-bass Austin Brown-lead here-high tenor Rob Lundquist-beard-sweet tenor Adam "Chance"-bass/baritone Adam Rupp-best-aca boxer in biz🔥
You definitely should check out Home Free's "Do You Hear What I Hear". Tim's bass is fantastic! Tim Foust is the bass. The one who sang lead in this is Austin Brown. The guy with the beard and glasses is Rob Lundquist, the beatboxer is Adam Rupp and Adam Chance is the one who was doing the mouth harp sounds at the end (they call him Chance since there's two Adams in the group).
My suggestions for the next Home Free song: "Sold!" (where Tim hits his lowest note, an A0, TWICE), or "Fishing In The Dark/Boondocks" (where Tim hits a B0 on two separate occasions). 2020 marks Home Free's 20th anniversary, though only Adam Rupp the beatboxer is the only original member left.
Sorry about that....hit wrong button....They released that song on June the 24 th. It turned out amazing. Hope you'll play more Home Free. The bass singer is Tim Foust and he has a 5 octave range. They are an Accapella group.Please give them a listen. God bless and stay safe.
Welcome to the Home Free Family, we call ourselves Home Fries !! Their library is chock full of amazing tunes. They do a lot of country and don't do just covers but have great originals too. Check out Some Girls Do(being a country girl you'll enjoy that one), also look for How Great thou Art and look as well for one of their originals "Catch me if you can"
I was blown away when I first heard them sing. Yes the bass blows me away!! They remind me of Pentatonix but country music. I am sorry about your Father. He (my) Dad just had his 95 birthday and he lives with my wife and myself. He is a WW2 vet he fought in the European theater. 75TH Division Infantry. He still carries about a pound of shrapnel. A gift from the Germans.
If you _really_ want to see all the strange and wonderful noises their beatboxer can make, check out their video, 'Chris Rupp's drum solo'. Their beat boxer is oddly shy about actually singing, he only sings in a few of their songs, but he is definitely not shy about beatboxing.
Welcome to Home Free. Tim Foust is the main bass in this video. As a country fan, I highly recommend you check out the Home Free cover of Country Roads Take Me Home (by John Denver). If you want to hear some amazing bass, you should also check out the Tim Foust and Peter Hollens collaborations Misty Mountain and Sound of Silence,
Really loved your reaction, sorry to hear bout your dad he loved the movie so did I right away ordered the CD and play it in the car on the way into the city (Chicago IL) stay stay safe happy New Year 2021
My condolences on the loss of your father. It's been 2 yrs since the passing of my father. I love love love O Brother Where art Thou. I've watched that movie so many times. Me AND my kids pretty much RECITE the movie line by line. Yes, Home Free blew me away with this rendition. Ah-MAzing. Great vid. Oh, and BTW, you left out "Howdy" for the Texans ... Texicans ... Texaneezes (LOL)
If you want to hear really low check out VoicePlay and their Oogie Boogie song...from the nightmare before christmas...its Great! I Love Home Free, Pentatonix, and VoicePlay they are all Fantastic 😀
Yes, I've loved them from the moment I heard them the first time. I have tickets to see them live in concert in August if it doesn't get postponed like it did back in April. They have a great variety of music and also gospel. You should check out Adam Rupp, the beat boxer. He has a video on CZcams called a drum solo and all he uses is his voice. You can also see Tim Foust, the bass singer as well. They all are so talented.
hey my dear loved your reaction as always .. glad to see you have some good memories of your Papa my dad passed a few years ago as well .. makes me sad but he loved this song as well
Welcome to the world of Home Free! We “Home Fries” know how you feel! lol These guys have that same effect on most of us! They make us giggle and babble on about them because they’re so talented! Looking forward to seeing more Home Free. I am new to your channel because of Home Free. So sorry about your dad. It is a challenge after losing a parent. Both of mine are gone and I miss them all of the time. A couple of suggestions for other Home Free songs (covers, and they have originals, too) are: “Ring of Fire” featuring Avi Kaplan (former bass for Pentatonix), “Seven Bridges Road” cover, a funny one would be great so maybe “Hillbilly Bone” cover, and an original - “Leave This Town”.
Hi Sandy! I hope you are feeling better now. I think this video is months old by now! It was so nice to see your smyle! Take care of yourself, and I am still praying for your mother! And you also! Keep on smylyng! We love ya!!! : * )
They also did a fantastic remake of Elvira by the Oak Ridge Boys with the Oak Ridge Boys. It was pretty great. They have a channel if you want to dive in. I discovered them looking for Christmas music. They did " Do You Hear What I Hear" that would just blow you away.
Home free does mostly country-oriented stuff but with ultra smoot and upper smooth harmony. I wish one of them would learn to do Boxcar Willie's steam whistle. It would open up a world of old country train songs.
It'a a good time to be a fan of a capella bass singers. Tim Foust (Home Free), Avi Kaplan (ex-of Pentatonix) and Geoff Castellucci of Voice play are outstanding. Listen to the CZcams of where Home Free and the Oak Ridge Boys do "Elvira." Tim Foust and Richard Sterban really hammer the "Oom papa mau mau."
Tim Faust is the bass, and he can go lower than he did in this song. Home Free has been one of the premier acapella groups for years. Please enjoy more of their repertoire.
They are goood.... so professional ... one thing that you're missing out on big time is not wearing headphones/earphones... the sound is magnified and each part is heard much more clearly... especially the bass ...so go for it.. you won't be sorry
A s'allahmu Ali khum, sadeeka. Wa humdu Allah. I strongly suggest you react to their cover of Dire Straight's Brothers In Arms. Particularly if you've ever reacted to the original. The slow, steady, measured delivery of the ultra base intro brings every word of the lyrics home.
Smylyface "Where is that base coming from??" Me "Oh just wait another 30-45 seconds". Tim Faust (the base singer) sings so low sometimes I wonder if he's completely human. Check their cover of Ring of Fire performance on "Sing Off" or him in a duet with Peter Hollens singing Misty Mountains.
I guess it's a cultural thing, but most of the reactors I've watched with this song think that Adam Chance is emulating a digery doo, when in fact the instrument emulated is called a jaw harp. It's a brass reed set in an ankh shaped loop and played against the teeth. The two instruments are remarkably similar in their sound, but the jaw harp requires a human skull to resonate. At least you didn't mistake the alligator for a crocodile as many others do.
Hello Sandy what a fabulous song/group to give a reaction to sorry to hear about you're loss of you're father thats very sad and remember all the good things about him and it will help!! Sandy how do i get to your donor page praps its me being a bit thick at 70+ yrs hope you can help me thank you. Gloucester UK.
Tim Foust is the bass singer. I have seen them live 6 times and when Tim hits his low notes your body and chair vibrate. They won the Sing Off the year after Penatonix. Check out Home Free's , Ring Of Fire on the show and watch til the end for the judges comments . You can skip the first 3 minutes if you just want the singing and judges reactions. czcams.com/video/eYELP1qwFA8/video.html
If you like the low notes, check out Home Free's version of "Sold." He hits one of his lowest possible notes repeatedly during the chorus in that song.
You will love these guys! I suggest How Great Thou Art, Hillbilly Bone, Love Train, Mayday, We Just Disagree and the Butts Medley (Remix) for starters. They never disappoint and it's a fun rabbit hole to get lost in! Have fun!
Now that you have seen/listened to "Man of Constant Sorrow" may I recommend "Will the Circle be Unbroken" (Johnny Cash) and my favorite, "Helplessly Hoping" (Crosby, Stills & Nash) (and then a quarantined Italian Youth Choir's cover of Home Free's arrangement).
Avi Kaplan sings bass for Pentatonix. Tim Foust sings bass for Home Free as does Chance. Tim is capable of hitting a G1 bass note and sustain it for an extended amount of time.
Brirend, how can you tell? At that range and with the other voices, I can’t recognize whose voice it is. And I know he’s also a bass, but I didn’t know Chance could go that low.
Different vocal texture, Tim's bass is like a force of nature, kind of seismic but, Chance's bass is more subtle like a pipe organ in a church. If you want a good example of Chance's background bassline, listen to Mayday. While Tim is singing lead tenor, Chance is carrying the bassline.
Brirend, I have seen their cover of “Mayday,” and Chance also has his own solo where he climbs down into the basement. When there’s little else going on, I can hear nuances in the voices, like when Avi Kaplan joined Home Free for “Ring of Fire,” which may have been before Chance joined the group. But here with all of them harmonizing, I just can’t tell.
I was just thinking this. I've seen a ton of reactions to this song and no one notices the lowest note. She's got to be the first. So happy it's finally been heard!
Condolences to you for your father. God Bless him.
This group has 2 amazing basses. Chance has a velvety voice. Tim has a 6 octave range, and his low notes can only be heard by elephants unless you have earphones. Because they have 2 deep basses, and 2 amazing tenors, and an award winning beat boxer, this group is peerless.
Well, Chance is technically a baritone with an impressive lower range.
This song was a great initiation to the HF world and you’ve just scratched the surface. All of us Home Fries have our favorites so you can pick any of their covers, collaborations, or originals as you like and you will never be disappointed. They cover multiple genres. Each member has their own unique talents. Thank you for a great reaction. Welcome.
Welcome to the wonderful world of Home Free!!! This doesn’t even scratch the surface of what they can do. They are absolutely amazing. Tim- the bass-is not only a freakish bass is also an incredible tenor. The guy you called the lead is their high tenor Austin Brown from Tifton, Georgia. Tim is from Texas. Rob (beard guy) another amazing tenor from Minnesota. The best boxer. Adam Rupp, founded the group with his brother Chris Rupp, from Minnesota also. Chris left the group to pursue a solo career. (His videos are great too.) Adam Chance took Chris’s place. He is called Chance, so there will not be any confusion between the two Adams. Chance, like Tim, has an amazing range. You’ve only begun. Have fun, I’m subscribing to come along for the ride. 👍🏼💜
The ring of fire that featured Avi had Tim Hit that last low note.
If you love bass, check out Tim with Peter Hollins doing Misty Mountains. Give you chills.
Good suggestion, love their voices together.
And Tomi P and his brother from the Czech Republic! Their cover of Misty Mountains / Change On The Rise is also great!
That was an amazing cover! Not just their voices together but the whole mid evil mood/vibe was really unbelievable
This is the song that introduced me to Home Free. Love these guys! 😍
I think they owned that song and knocked it out of the park....👍🏻🤙🇺🇸🤠
Not only does Tim have that 5 octave range, Chance (fellow in the back with hat and vest) has a 4 octave range. You have two really wonderful tenors in Rob (glasses and beard) and Austin (young fellow singing lead here) and with Adam, a beat boxer who, even after all these years, I'm still wondering where he keeps his batteries. Give Can't Stop the Feeling, Meet in the Middle, Catch Me if You Can and Do You Hear What I Hear a try. For starters. LOL Thank you! ^_^
Excellent suggestions for new listeners! My favorite original of theirs is still Timeless, the video is remarkable as well, so I'll add that to yours as well.
@@JulieAnn02261990 Ikr? I love originals "Remember This" "Lonely Girls' World"😊
I’m pretty sure Tim has 6 octaves now...
I know he's working on expanding his range constantly, but I don't know if he's reached 6 quite yet. It's possible and I just haven't heard.
YG 4HUNNID as of 3 months ago he still had 5 octaves so I’m not so sure it’s 6 yet
Love these guys. They are all so amazingly talented. They don't have a designated lead, they all take the lead, depending on who they think will sound the best on a song they are doing. Everyone gets their chance, except the beat boxer. He can sing, too, but he's not comfortable about doing so. He will however; sing when there is a 5 part harmony involved. Any song they do, they put their own spin on it. They do however; have many originals to choose from. Their latest album called, Dive Bar Saints is some of the best work they've done. There are 12 tacks of which 10 that are originals. Tim, the bass, wrote 2, and Austin, the lead in this video wrote 2. The others were written from some very powerful song writers out of Nashville. Their quarantine video's are both funny and very creative. I just subscribed,because I loved your reaction. I would love to see you do their version of "In The Blood"
The didgeridoo sound and some of the background bass sounds came from the guy beside the beatboxer in the back. His name is Chance, the bass is Tim, the lead singer is Austin, the big bearded guy is Rob and the beatboxer is Adam. All sounds were vocal, even the harmonica. Crazy huh? I love Home Free.
Thanks for the Home Free reaction !!! They are a great group of talented guys, so much fun to see them live !!! I hve seeen them perform this song live and it was fabulous.
Love Home Free... ❤️❤️❤️❤️ Their voices are incredible!!!
Great reaction love Home Free. Keep dog more of home free please. Thanks bunches
One of the Best reactions I've seen on this song!
My mother just past last month ... I definitely know the feeling of losing an extremely important part of your life!
Thank you very much for the smile, glad you like deep voices! Make sure n check out their version of "When a Man Loves a Woman"
Sorry about your loss of your dad. If you love harmonies you'll love this group another good one to put on your list is In The Blood a great cover from this band.
They have lots of videos......you won't be disappointed. They've been releasing videos every other Friday for 12 weeks. They were all made at their respective home's.... Starting with Quarantine, Down to the Honky Tonk, Flowers on the wall, Cover Me Up and The making of God Bless the USA With Lee Greenwood and the U.S.Air forces band. They released that song on Wednesday the
I'm always pleased to see new people falling in love with my favourite band, and I'm glad you are planning on reacting to more Home Free. You've had lots of great suggestions already, so I won't add to them, but I'll look forward to more.
I'm subscribing. I want to see you're home free journey.you have no idea what u have stumbled onto. Home free plays many different genres. You will be so surprised with their harmonies and overtones. Remember when listening. That they are 100% acaplella all the time. Which is astounding right there.
Welcome to the Home Free rabbit hole! You are in for an amazing ride with these guys!
Yea! Dimash, Home Free, BTS, Darren
Espanto!!-Home Free Won Sing Off 4
2 yrs after friends Ptx & did "Ring Of
Fire"w/Avi..They & Ptx are the 2 best
selling a cappella bands> world & do
global concerts, amaazing LIVE!
.......
They started out soul/pop, now more
country-ish/soul/pop, but can sing
anything! All very tall, funny, all lead
singers, songwriters, arrangers, mul-
ti-instrumentalists-EXAMPLE: Adam
bboxes a full concert➕crazy 10 min
solo-CAN play trumpet, guitar, bass,
piano/keys, drums, etc
...........
Tim Foust-5 octave super-bass
Austin Brown-lead here-high tenor
Rob Lundquist-beard-sweet tenor
Adam "Chance"-bass/baritone
Adam Rupp-best-aca boxer in biz🔥
That was incredible and yes, the bass was fantastic. I will have to find that and listen to more of them. Definitely a must have.
You definitely should check out Home Free's "Do You Hear What I Hear". Tim's bass is fantastic! Tim Foust is the bass. The one who sang lead in this is Austin Brown. The guy with the beard and glasses is Rob Lundquist, the beatboxer is Adam Rupp and Adam Chance is the one who was doing the mouth harp sounds at the end (they call him Chance since there's two Adams in the group).
I love Home Free!! They are my favorite guy group just like Fourth Impact is my favorite girl group!!! Great reaction!!!!
My suggestions for the next Home Free song: "Sold!" (where Tim hits his lowest note, an A0, TWICE), or "Fishing In The Dark/Boondocks" (where Tim hits a B0 on two separate occasions). 2020 marks Home Free's 20th anniversary, though only Adam Rupp the beatboxer is the only original member left.
Home Free All About That Bass
This group is the best love every voice/ sound they make; furthermore they have a ton of charisma
More Home Free, please. Thanks I'm sorry about your Dad, hugs.
Sorry about that....hit wrong button....They released that song on June the 24 th. It turned out amazing. Hope you'll play more Home Free. The bass singer is Tim Foust and he has a 5 octave range. They are an Accapella group.Please give them a listen. God bless and stay safe.
Thank you so much for being genuine...
More Home Free ❣️. They can sing anything.
Welcome to the Home Free Family, we call ourselves Home Fries !! Their library is chock full of amazing tunes. They do a lot of country and don't do just covers but have great originals too. Check out Some Girls Do(being a country girl you'll enjoy that one), also look for How Great thou Art and look as well for one of their originals "Catch me if you can"
PLEASE keep rreacting to HOME FREE, they never disappoint
WE LOVE YOU. WE MISSED YOU. WE ARE GLAD YOUR BACK. HOPE ALL IS WELL WITH YOU!
Tim Fouts the bass up to the tenor range singer has the neat shoulder length hair. The high tenor fellow is Austin Brown.
I was blown away when I first heard them sing. Yes the bass blows me away!! They remind me of Pentatonix but country music. I am sorry about your Father. He (my) Dad just had his 95 birthday and he lives with my wife and myself. He is a WW2 vet he fought in the European theater. 75TH Division Infantry. He still carries about a pound of shrapnel. A gift from the Germans.
I love the low notes too. I think it anchors the sound. Tight harmonies are wonderful but when that bass note holds the chord together it is magic.
@smylyface please never apologize for having a real life. We are just happy you finally found Home Free.
Fun watching your reaction to this wonderful group of guys... you are a true delight!
No instruments or gators were harmed in the making of this video. Best. Leo.
The Gentleman man on the porch is making all the sounds. I just LOVE these guys
If you _really_ want to see all the strange and wonderful noises their beatboxer can make, check out their video, 'Chris Rupp's drum solo'. Their beat boxer is oddly shy about actually singing, he only sings in a few of their songs, but he is definitely not shy about beatboxing.
Welcome to Home Free. Tim Foust is the main bass in this video. As a country fan, I highly recommend you check out the Home Free cover of Country Roads Take Me Home (by John Denver). If you want to hear some amazing bass, you should also check out the Tim Foust and Peter Hollens collaborations Misty Mountain and Sound of Silence,
Really loved your reaction, sorry to hear bout your dad he loved the movie so did I right away ordered the CD and play it in the car on the way into the city (Chicago IL) stay stay safe happy New Year 2021
Home Fries on the way. Thank you for reacting to Home Free.
My condolences on the loss of your father. It's been 2 yrs since the passing of my father. I love love love O Brother Where art Thou. I've watched that movie so many times. Me AND my kids pretty much RECITE the movie line by line. Yes, Home Free blew me away with this rendition. Ah-MAzing. Great vid. Oh, and BTW, you left out "Howdy" for the Texans ... Texicans ... Texaneezes (LOL)
Listen to Do You Hear What I Hear by Home Free to get you in the mood. It's the best version I have ever heard in my life.
If you want to hear really low check out VoicePlay and their Oogie Boogie song...from the nightmare before christmas...its Great! I Love Home Free, Pentatonix, and VoicePlay they are all Fantastic 😀
Yes, I've loved them from the moment I heard them the first time. I have tickets to see them live in concert in August if it doesn't get postponed like it did back in April. They have a great variety of music and also gospel. You should check out Adam Rupp, the beat boxer. He has a video on CZcams called a drum solo and all he uses is his voice. You can also see Tim Foust, the bass singer as well. They all are so talented.
hey my dear loved your reaction as always .. glad to see you have some good memories of your Papa my dad passed a few years ago as well .. makes me sad but he loved this song as well
Welcome to the world of Home Free! We “Home Fries” know how you feel! lol These guys have that same effect on most of us! They make us giggle and babble on about them because they’re so talented! Looking forward to seeing more Home Free. I am new to your channel because of Home Free. So sorry about your dad. It is a challenge after losing a parent. Both of mine are gone and I miss them all of the time. A couple of suggestions for other Home Free songs (covers, and they have originals, too) are: “Ring of Fire” featuring Avi Kaplan (former bass for Pentatonix), “Seven Bridges Road” cover, a funny one would be great so maybe “Hillbilly Bone” cover, and an original - “Leave This Town”.
I just listened to this group & song. Love it. I also lost my dad on Father's Day. He died in my arms. I wear his wedding ring around my neck.
Tim Foust is the Bass...AWESOME singer! 5 octave range !
Hi Sandy! I hope you are feeling better now. I think this video is months old by now! It was so nice to see your smyle! Take care of yourself, and I am still praying for your mother! And you also! Keep on smylyng! We love ya!!! : * )
BTW,loved your reactions
Tim is great on Bass, but he can hit the higher notes so well that you wouldn't guess he's a bass. Love the group!!!
I remember the song from Bob Dylan's 1962 debut album.
wow thanks for reaction. i have never seen this. impressive!
Plenty of room in the rabbit hole come on down. Wear headphone with these guys if you dare.
Fun fact this came from the movie yes did you know the movie was based on the Odyssey by Homer
New sub! Hope you'll do more Home Free! Down to the Honkytonk is a fun one with great bass!
Tim Faust will shock you with his vocal range to see the other end of what he can do watch MayDay.
They also did a fantastic remake of Elvira by the Oak Ridge Boys with the Oak Ridge Boys. It was pretty great. They have a channel if you want to dive in. I discovered them looking for Christmas music. They did " Do You Hear What I Hear" that would just blow you away.
Much sympathy, I lost my dad last year. He loved this song too and.he played the harmonica.
Home free does mostly country-oriented stuff but with ultra smoot and upper smooth harmony. I wish one of them would learn to do Boxcar Willie's steam whistle. It would open up a world of old country train songs.
Thanks for the video. I enjoyed it.
fulsum city blues is another one where tim's deepness comes out
It'a a good time to be a fan of a capella bass singers. Tim Foust (Home Free), Avi Kaplan (ex-of Pentatonix) and Geoff Castellucci of Voice play are outstanding. Listen to the CZcams of where Home Free and the Oak Ridge Boys do "Elvira." Tim Foust and Richard Sterban really hammer the "Oom papa mau mau."
Ah, buying a headphone splitter -- the sign of abiding affection in 2021. Thanks! Peace! (-:
The bass man is Tim Faust. Check out misty mountains with Time and Peter Hollins.
Tim Faust is the bass, and he can go lower than he did in this song. Home Free has been one of the premier acapella groups for years. Please enjoy more of their repertoire.
They are goood.... so professional ... one thing that you're missing out on big time is not wearing headphones/earphones... the sound is magnified and each part is heard much more clearly... especially the bass ...so go for it.. you won't be sorry
A s'allahmu Ali khum, sadeeka. Wa humdu Allah.
I strongly suggest you react to their cover of Dire Straight's Brothers In Arms. Particularly if you've ever reacted to the original. The slow, steady, measured delivery of the ultra base intro brings every word of the lyrics home.
Smylyface "Where is that base coming from??" Me "Oh just wait another 30-45 seconds". Tim Faust (the base singer) sings so low sometimes I wonder if he's completely human. Check their cover of Ring of Fire performance on "Sing Off" or him in a duet with Peter Hollens singing Misty Mountains.
What's amazing is the bass singer has a 5 octave range
Amazing eyes 😍😍😍
I guess it's a cultural thing, but most of the reactors I've watched with this song think that Adam Chance is emulating a digery doo, when in fact the instrument emulated is called a jaw harp. It's a brass reed set in an ankh shaped loop and played against the teeth. The two instruments are remarkably similar in their sound, but the jaw harp requires a human skull to resonate. At least you didn't mistake the alligator for a crocodile as many others do.
i think You would enjoy Home Free's cover of "Ring of Fire" with Pentatonix's Avi as their guest.
The first “instrument” is Chance doing a Jews, the Beat Boxer, Adam is the drums & harmonica. NO INSTRUMENTS!!! Just the guys !
Hello Sandy what a fabulous song/group to give a reaction to sorry to hear about you're loss of you're father thats very sad and remember all the good things about him and it will help!! Sandy how do i get to your donor page praps its me being a bit thick at 70+ yrs hope you can help me thank you. Gloucester UK.
That would be cool to see your mother react to this song because it has a special meaning to you all
Tim Foust is the bass singer. I have seen them live 6 times and when Tim hits his low notes your body and chair vibrate. They won the Sing Off the year after Penatonix. Check out Home Free's , Ring Of Fire on the show and watch til the end for the judges comments . You can skip the first 3 minutes if you just want the singing and judges reactions. czcams.com/video/eYELP1qwFA8/video.html
If you like the low notes, check out Home Free's version of "Sold." He hits one of his lowest possible notes repeatedly during the chorus in that song.
Tim Foust is the bass singer and he went down to a F1 in this song...
You will love these guys! I suggest How Great Thou Art, Hillbilly Bone, Love Train, Mayday, We Just Disagree and the Butts Medley (Remix) for starters. They never disappoint and it's a fun rabbit hole to get lost in! Have fun!
Please react to Celine Tam song NEVER ENOUGH. She was youngest to get golden buzzer on AGT and World Got Talent.
Now that you have seen/listened to "Man of Constant Sorrow" may I recommend "Will the Circle be Unbroken" (Johnny Cash) and my favorite, "Helplessly Hoping" (Crosby, Stills & Nash) (and then a quarantined Italian Youth Choir's cover of Home Free's arrangement).
The Bass is Tim; white shirt with light colored suspenders.
You have chosen well.
Sorry to hear about your father I lost mine a long time ago on our birthday
There's a video out of Tim Faust destroying a speaker with a low note that you might like to watch...
If you like low notes you’ve got to react to Misty Mountain by Peter Hollens feat Tim Foust you’ll love it.
Avi Kaplan sings bass for Pentatonix. Tim Foust sings bass for Home Free as does Chance. Tim is capable of hitting a G1 bass note and sustain it for an extended amount of time.
You should hear them do this one in concert. :-)
You should listen to their drum solo
Should have said "ultra smooth and very complex harmony."
Judging by your comment, “God, that is low,” you’re the first person I remember noticing that he went even lower on the repeated line.
After Tim's solo, that is actually Chance that comes in on the lower bassline.
Brirend, how can you tell? At that range and with the other voices, I can’t recognize whose voice it is. And I know he’s also a bass, but I didn’t know Chance could go that low.
Different vocal texture, Tim's bass is like a force of nature, kind of seismic but, Chance's bass is more subtle like a pipe organ in a church. If you want a good example of Chance's background bassline, listen to Mayday. While Tim is singing lead tenor, Chance is carrying the bassline.
Brirend, I have seen their cover of “Mayday,” and Chance also has his own solo where he climbs down into the basement. When there’s little else going on, I can hear nuances in the voices, like when Avi Kaplan joined Home Free for “Ring of Fire,” which may have been before Chance joined the group. But here with all of them harmonizing, I just can’t tell.
I was just thinking this. I've seen a ton of reactions to this song and no one notices the lowest note. She's got to be the first. So happy it's finally been heard!
Nice..😄🌹
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