Home Free - The O' Jays - Love Train (Cover) | Reaction
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Home Free is the only band out there for me!! Literally the only artists I listen to!! Hardest working young men out there!! Chance, Tim, Rob, Austin and Tim! "Everybody Walking This Land" is something you need to listen to
I'm afraid I'm about to go on a rather fanatical rant. They've covered literally everything. Their versions of the classic country standards "Ring of Fire" and "Man of Constant Sorrow" are simply iconic and not to be missed. Then, in a very strange twist for me I'm probably most blown away by their country Chistian renditions of "How Great Thou Art" (which actually makes me cry) and "Amazing Grace". Both of which are equally iconic, the best I've ever heard.
Then there is Christmas! Gees, they do "O Holy Night" and "Angel's We Have Heard on High" so well it just makes you want to grin. Then they embrace social justice topics with brilliant instincts in "In the Blood", "Brothers in Arms", and, "Don't Laugh at Me".
They also do solo and duo side projects....the lead tenor, Austin Brown's voice is just so angelic/sexy that his leads as well as his solo endeavors like "Unchained Melody" (though I still think Bobby Hatfield's can't really be beaten) and "Bring Him Home " are just phenomenal. He has a gloriously gorgeous and diverse array of vocal skills and control.
Then, when you think you've heard it all you find Austin and the "second" tenor Rob Lundquist "try" Opera and simply kill "Nessun Dorma", especially Rod (who's voice is also exceptional), who gives a fair tribute to Pavarotti in his tone and timbre. The bass of the group, Tim Foust, is a true basso profundo, going down to a G1 with a 5 octave range above it!
Not to mention the beatboxer, Adam Rupp, who is beyond awesome (a term I dislike, and rarely use, especially when referring to humans) He is a complete percussion section. He has a "Drum Solo" out which is jaw dropping.
On top of all that, their musicality and vocal orchestrations are quite literally, sublime.
I told you it was going to be a fanatical rant....OMG, I've become a "home fry" (as they call their fans, home fries)....Had to tell someone, Danny just says, that's nice. Forget the rather rambling rant...quite a pleasant rabbit hole! Love ya, Dan
not to be picky, but you left out Chance! The addition of Chance's silky, smokey baritone/bass has allowed Tim to be more flexible in the parts he does, and when they BOTH go low, the sound is mesmerizing.
â@@nancyholter5646 Chance doesn't get anything close to the credit he deserves. He is so underrated. He is able to hold done the bass which allows Tim to showoff that 5 octave range. I would be nice if he was featured more. He could go out on his own and do very well. Actually all 5 guys could go solo and do very well .
PLEASE DON'T.
@@vegaswillie Tim is always quick to reassure people when Sweet & Low perform that he and Austin are NOT leaving Home Free, they just can't get enough singing so they started another group for their "spare" time. And Chance is getting ready to release his new solo album soon, too. Home Free's reduced touring schedule has allowed them all to keep doing some of the things they rediscovered during lockdown and still keep HF doing well.
@@nancyholter5646 Good to hear. Thank you. Nancy
Oh such a serious face you had đą nana Karen UK
"When A Man Loves A Woman". Thanks
try "Will You Still love Me Tomorrow/Stay" by Tim Foust you will see how versatile he is trust me it will blow your mind
Several years ago, someone recommended to The Diana Ross to listen to this video. She watched it, then spent several hours watching other HF videos. She then requested HF to perform at her 75th birthday bash, which they did).
You'd like "listen to the misuc", "everybody walking this land", "American pie" with Don McLean, "God Bless the USA" with Lee Greenwood, & "elvira" with the Oak Ridge Boys. đ„°đ„°
you like this one, you need to hear 'when a man loves a woman'
Bass is Tim Foust
Check out their cover of " Listen to the music " đ¶ đ” PleaseâŒïžđ€ or/and "Brothers in arms" NO Instruments is just mind blowing âŒïž
Love these guys! What a great cover of this song. How can you not feel good & have a smile on your face. They lift my spirits daily! Also nice seeing a lot of their fans in this video.
Brother, you won't be disappointed by anything they sing.
Yep...Tim (bass) 5+ octave range ! They all have wide ranges !
They did a whole song as those LEGO characters. Itâs called Crazy Life.
have loved this song since I was a kid, in the early 70's.....just so much fun listening and being a fan of these guys. They are a huge distraction in my life, and I love it
When I first saw that they did this, my thought was "What? Why?". Obviously, why not. So fun and they don't mind making themselves look silly. What lovable goofballs.
Yes, Adam Rupp is the amazing beatboxer and our basso profundo is Tim Foust. He is also a talented songwriter. Check out his original work "Understand" off their latest album. He cowrote it with Jeffrey East and others.
Loved your reaction! For a good example of Tim Foust's 5 octave range, give a listen to "Stay" (Just a little bit longer) -It's amazing!
The Lego figurines are from Home Free's video "Crazy Life (the Lego video)" - if you haven't seen it yet, it's probably the most original video you can see on y/t. They do everything from gospel to goofy, from uplifting to bawl-your-eyes out ballads. 2 of them are songwriters and there are lots of originals on y/t including "Snow Globe" & "Remember This" (Tim Foust wrote them); "Love Me Like That" and "Save the World" (Austin's) among others. Keep falling down the rabbit hole! Love from a new subscriber in Canada.
Great reaction!! The bass is Tim Foust 5+ octave range Austin Brown High Tenor ( lead in this song ) Rob Lundquist ( Lead Tenor ) Adam Chance (Aka Chance) Baritone/Bass takes over for Tim on bass when Tim sings Adam Rupp (Beatboxer Extraordinaire) has a magical endless bag of sounds he can make and he does a âDrumâ/ Beatboxing every concert that are about 10 to 13 mins long there many videos on CZcams
They bring their unique and varied talents to a song and make it magical. I thought it was cool that they put footage of their patrons in the video. They sounded great as usual and as always put a smile on my face. Great reaction.
Youth sentiment. I danced a lot to this. With respect for the original, Home Free has made something great out of it! So good!!! Adam Rupp the best beatboxer. The number one
Love this group! Thanks for reaction!!
Love this song! Their covers are always awesome. Their originals are awesome as well. Harmonies unmatched, beat boxing unmatched as well. Love your reaction!
Killed it. They can sing anything
Sir, you are so far behind 'The Home Fries'. Give a good listen to their songbook Especially their solo projects. But still a very good reaction.
Home Fry here and new subscriber! Love your reaction and love my Home Free!
Enjoying your reactions, a lot. I'd like to suggest another Home Free, "Helplessly Hoping" a Crosby, Stills and Nash cover. A change of pace from "Love Train" but amazing with 5 part harmony. Also their newest release "Giving up on You", a collaboration with the guys from Texas Hill. It's an original written by Tim Foust, the HF bass phenom, and Adam Wakefield, piano player in Texas Hill. Thanks for the joy.
Love your reaction as always! What I love about Home Free over the other A Cappella groups is their warmth and fun side every time they perform!! They also have a lot of originals. "Summer in the Country" (they are very young in this video). They also have an original social commentary video "Everybody walkin' this land". Love your channel and sending love from Texas!!!
Great reaction thanks for sharing. Love these guys!
"Everybody Walking This Land"
Wow!! I love the original but this one is great too and the video is fantastic. Thanks so much for bringing this to us. đ„đ„đđđđ
This is a good one. Yes, those were their fans sending in videos dancing to this one. And yes Tim is the bass with a 5 octave range so he can sing super low and then sing up high with the tenors. When Tim sings high Chance (who wore the sunglasses in this one) will take over the bass. Such a good rendition. You might like Blue Ainât Your Color, Helplessly Hoping, Brothers in Arms, I Canât Outrun You. Good reaction!
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I like what you have going on. Especially the name of the channel. 25 years of that. Subscribed!
Thank you
Yes tim can ho super bazz en high
Find âCrazyâ originally he Patsy Cline. Excellent
ADAM'S TRAIN!
I agree about the song choices. I don't listen to much Pentatonix or Voiceplay, not because they're not really good, but because I just don't like their song choices as much. Home Free sings more of the music I like.
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