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There is a phenomenon called "The Yankovic Bump" where the original artist sees a large increase in sales when he releases his parodies. Need to try All About the Pentiums, it's great 😂

You could do a whole week of Home Free, and not catch all of their bangers.

If you want to hear the "nomonica" by Rupp, check out Workin' For A Living and their RUclips version of Ain't Goin' Down Till The Sun Comes Up!

I'm glad that you have finally discovered HOME FREE! You're going to be bombarded with suggestions so I'll just say "Happy listening" because their video library contains a broad genre and you're bound to find 30-40 that you'll fall in love with. haha

OML. You're a Home Free virgin? They are amazing. The did a remake of Elvia, and invited The Oak Ridge Boys to sing it with them. Kenny Rogers invited them to do Children Go Where I Send Thee, with him. Both are amazing.

You should find their live version of Working 9 To 5 with the beat box breakdown. It is well worth the watch. Welcome to Home Free's rabbit hole and you will be a Home Fry (Home Free fan) in no time. They are the best at what they do and we love our guys. Can't wait for more reactions.

Cain't beat this banger Brother!

Que cantora! Que voz! Que baterista! Que talento!

In my opinion this is Steve Perry’s greatest vocal work ever on this song

From wikipedia -"Dick Burnett is generally credited as the writer of "Man of Constant Sorrow". Burnett first recorded the song in 1913 under the title "Farewell Song". However, his Columbia Records label refused to release it and destroyed the master. The song's popularity grew in the mid-1950s after Burnett's friend, John Cohen, introduced it to the folk music scene."- this song has been around for more than a hundred years.

Another cool bee gees song is called "nights on broadway"

Mike Reno

Thanks!

Please react to their "Movies" and "These Days".

thanks for the reaction and appreciation. ⚡️🤘🎸✨ this band and guitar hero are, tragically, all but forgotten today. i recommend watching I Just Can’t Keep From Crying Sometimes live in 1975 at Winterland. The song and guitar techniques first appeared on TYA’s Undead album recorded live in 1968. Alvin describes it as “a cross between a Bach fugue and something else”. Another great is Help Me. The Woodstock version is my favorite with the longest guitar run i’ve ever heard, more insane creative guitar techniques, and some pretty wild drums too.⚡️✨🤘🎸 Rock On!

Have you reacted to Pentatonix before?..They started the acapella craze..they are the most renown successful group in the world..3 grammys..star on the Hollywood Walk of fame..there videos have milllions and millions of views..check them out..

All of the sounds that you hear are made by Adam and his voice!!! You need to watch their video of the song "Butt's Medley"'and and "When as man loves a woman "!!!! ABSOLUTELY INCREDIBLE!!!

Their version of "When a Man Loves a Woman" is the best I've EVER heard! That was amazing!

1977

Welcome to the rabbit hole ❤

With the Holiday season here you need to react to their "Do You Hear What I Hear". Mind blowing!!

Prince was inducted into the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame that night, as well.

Check out "Blue Ain't Your Color"

Cherokee was always one of my favorites from them.

ALSO, please keep in mind many of her songs came out in the 1960's and they were very controversial!!!! MANY radio stations banned her songs & refused to play her songs!!!!!

Steve said this was his hardest song to sing. Jon's solo was to give him some time to recover.

ALL of Loretta Lynn's songs ARE captivating and truthful because she wrote ALL of her songs herself about things that happened to her!

The piano solo is not on the studio version. Steve Perry often said that this song was the hardest to sing live. The piano solo gave him a chance to rest his voice!

For harmonies you must check out their version of Helplessly Hoping. All vocal, no beat boxing or percussion. It will give you chills

another reaction vbideo that you should do is where "mr tudball hires a secretary"

Favorite Journey performance of all time. That whole concert was fire.

You will enjoy the drum battle by Godsmack lead singer Sully Erna and drummer Shannon Larkin. Sully is multi- instrumentalist. Godsmack is a great band . Check out Voodoo and Cry Like A Bitch for starters.

This is such a beautiful song.

How about Sina? Best drummer on RUclips!

Word Crimes, Lasagna, This Song's Just Six words Long.

They're AWESOME LIVE! ❤️‍🔥❤️‍🔥❤️‍🔥❤️‍🔥💯😎

You MUST check out their version of "How Great Thou Art". No drums.. Adam Rupp sings with all the others, and he has an awesome voice too!

Please go do some googling on MC Esher

The drunk act is only a persona. But he is a scream.

Just wondering why you are so far behind? It's like you are living ten years behind in some alter universe. If you can't even be relevant with this group, then what can you do? Seriously. They are light years ahead of your understanding imho and you need to seriously catch up. Ack!

Their rendition and video of “ How Great Thou Art “ is the best version I’ve ever heard I sometimes replay it once a day it’s that incredible.

Check out the bass Tim Fousts solo album. He can hit high notes as well!

This was a technical rehearsal before the actual taping and Tim Conway absolutely improvised every last word of it. You can watch an interview where Vickie Lawrence - who played "Mama" - tells the whole backstory behind it. And, yes, you should absolutely watch the Dentist sketch!

Did you hear the song he just put out singing with his father? SO GOOD!!

Up, that's the nomonica. Some of my HomeFree faves: In the Blood, Butts Remix, Sea Shanty Medley, How Great Thou Art, and Ring of Fire, to name a few. The rabbit hole is deep. But with the holidays approaching, you should really check out their version of Do You Hear What I Hear. Adam did the arrangement.

You like comedy. Check out Home Free's Butts Remix, will get you laughing. Then Christmas is coming. Grandma got run over by a reindeer, What Christmas means to me and their original, Full of Cheer. enjoy this rabbit hole.

ALL of the instruments are their voices. Every sound in their songs are their voices.

I played in my high school and college bands in the 70’s-in fact, I got a music education degree back then, and I NEVER heard anybody say “girls don’t play drums.” Maybe somebody said it, but I never heard it. I knew some great trumpet players back then who were female, too….

The reactor is reacting on his hairband days when he was the frontman of Europe.

I was at this concert in Houston, TX. Jonathan Kayne did a long solo on keys so Steve could condition his voice and get ready for this amazing tune. This was an amazing time in music. The out tro for the same reason.