PLEASE Listen to Home Free : When a Man Loves a Woman, Austin gets the lead (the guy that you said has the best vocals). He sings in front of his woman (off camera) and you can tell his entire heart is in the song. It's AMAZING
I'll second this. This is the best cover of this song I've heard. It beats the original and is head and shoulders over the Michael Bolton cover. It is spectacular.
@@janhankins911 It's by far one of the best cover's of the song i heard, but yea no.... There is no beating Bolton, hell you were prolly made by a Bolton song if not one of his it was a Rod Stewart or a Righteous Brother's song those 3 are like the god's of the romance genre you can thank those 3 for 75% of the current human population lol.
@@empty8777 Which you prefer--Home Free, Bolton, or even the original is just a matter of your taste. I prefer Home Free's cover. You prefer Bolton's. We don't have to kill each other over it.
@@kellywilliams364 it does not take that many songs to understand homefree as a group. I never understand why people say that. Yes Mayday should never be the first song you listen to but once you hear the group a couple times you get the idea of what each person's role is. He has done a couple songs from home free already so if he wanted to do Mayday then I belive he would be ready for it.
After only 3 songs? I don't think so although I could be wrong. I've unfortunately seen this too often in the past and was always dissapointed if done too early.
He had also reacted to Misty Mountain so you can count that as a song for homefree in my opinion so that is 4. Listen all I am saying is that you need 5 songs tops before listening to mayday not 10 or so some people suggest.
@@jasonosterhoudt2745 it also depends a little on which songs they react to in the beginning. I agree that in his case the 5 songs may be enough as these songs showcased better which each member of the group is able to do. But that is not the case most of the times, that is why we came up with the 10 or so songs before reacting to Mayday. Suppose a reactor has these 5 songs as reaction in the beginning: American Pie, I Swear, On The Road Again, Diamond Dreams, Moonshine (just as example) - I don't think it would work then..
I've got the original "Johnny Cash, Live at Folsom Prison" concert on Vinyl. Performing in front of an audience, some of whom will never see the light of day again, he really relates - it's awesome to hear.
I actually fell in love with HomeFree through reactions videos. Thanks for giving me more. You might enjoy their version of “Moonshine” or “My Church”. The vocal talent and arrangements are worthy. Hope you are enjoying your journey...
Have you gotten to Home Frees "In the Blood"? You will enjoy it. If you want to view a showcase of Austin Brown (the guy in the center) check out "When a man loves a woman". Thanks for covering this one.
This was done during the Covid quarantine period and there are a series of them from Home Free that you might enjoy: "Quarantine", "Down to the Honkytonk (which has lots of bass), "Sunday Best" and "Meet in the Middle". There is also "I Still Haven't Found What I'm Looking For" with Peter Hollens.
First time that I ever heard them was a video on RUclips, it was " my church " blew me away. And second is "How great thou art " it was so beautiful that I cried. Please give it a listen.
Like nearly everything they cover, Home Free did a remarkable job with this. They took some fun liberties with it too, as Cash himself often did on covers he performed. And, let’s face it, all of them are putting their own twist on Shel Silverstein’s original poem. I really enjoy your channel, Mr. Boyd. It’s a calm and thoughtful place. An interesting refuge in our times, from our times. It also validates much of my youth as I knew many of these songs were legendary after hearing them once or twice, as you are apt to do. I have not seen you ‘phone one in’ yet and I expect I won’t. Thank you.
This son was first recorded by Johnny Cash. ALL the sounds performed by Home Free were reminiscencent of trains, from the wail of Austin to the clack-clack of the beat-boxer Adam, to the inharmonic harmony of the train whistle/horn. Listen to the song again and concentrate on the TRAIN SOUNDS that they all produce. AMAZING!!
Home Free has an extensive catalog and in almost every genre of music you can think of (I keep waiting for them to do Mozart or Verdi--sadly, they haven't yet, but I know they'd kill it). You can hear very serious to very fun. How Great Thou Art is spectacular and was shot in the Austrian Alps. The vocals and the scenery are both "out of this world". On the fun side, their Sea Shanty Medley rocks, as does "Never Gonna Give You Up". As an older person, I just enjoy "Never Gonna Give You Up" and their homage to the 1980's, although to fully enjoy this song, I recommend you watch the original music video by Rick Astley. You REALLY enjoy Home Free's cover then. Home Free fans call themselves "Home Fries" and I admit to being a Home Fry that doesn't even like country music (but Home Free makes it so good I can't help but love it).
Nice reaction I do not have a favorite because when they git together it take all of them to make it sound just right. They pick the lead based on who fits the song not on who sings better it always works for them an us my favorite is Helplessly Hoping the only problem is it is to short but it is a master class in harmony
You want Bass? Geoff Castellucci from Voiceplay with either Blackbird, 16 tons or Take me Home Country Roads and your sub-woofers will be whimpering and the next one form Home Free, possibly either Ring of Fire on The Sing Off with AVi from Pentatonix or their cover of Man of Constant Sorrows
Sorry, Geoff is good but Tim is so much better. He is so pure hitting his notes. He's busted subwoofers at his concerts. Voice play is excellent but they're more dramatic. Tim, then Geoff and Avi.
Loved your picking out the high tenor (Austin) and tenor harmonies (Rob) as your favorites. They lead in so many HF songs. Then you work down the scale to Chance (Baritone/Base) and Tim (base - most of the time, though he has a 5 Octave range and can sing quite beautifully as a a tenor). And of course the beat boxer Adam. What makes them so appealing is their ability to harmonize: try out their cover of Helplessly Hoping by Crosby, Stills and Nash.
I've seen Home Free in concert twice now(and watched a few interviews) and while many people wouldn't believe it, in the beginning of his first lead here, Tim Foust(aka the bassy bass) is actually singing at a octave slightly ABOVE his normal speaking voice. The result of him being such a naturally deep bass is very clear vocals right down to the edge of the sub-sonic range.
I love this. Don’t pay attention to the height charts. They’re all wrong. The guys are all over 6’ though. We think Tim (the bass) did the crime. Adam, the beatboxer, should be in an insane asylum and the rest are accomplices. Hahaha. Austin in the middle is the high tenor, Rob, beard and glasses is the tenor. Chance is a baritone/bass. They’re all so good. Glad you enjoyed it. I love their version of the song. Good reaction!
No, they're playing with you, they change the height graphs quite a few times during this vid, sometimes Austin, the key tenor is 6'4 then he's 5'8 and the tenor you notice is Tim and you hear him quite a bit in their cover of End of the Road by Boyz 2 Men
Ha Ha! I had the same reaction to how tall each person was on the video. I am a patron of Home Free so I emailed them to find out how tall they actually are. Tim (Bass to Tenor), Chace (Bass to Tenor), Adam (Beat Box and Bass to tenor) and Austin (high tenor) are all 6'2" tall. Rob (Baritone to high tenor) is 6'3".
High tenor is Austin Brown, 2nd tenor, Rob Lundquist; Bass Tim Foust; Baritone/alternate bass, Adam Chance and Beatboxer Adam Rupp. Gotta learn the names sometime. Love your thoughtful reactions.
Left is Tim Foust bass (bottomless voice), next is Rob Lundquist tenor (and not 6'8" LOL), Austin Brown is next and he's the high tenor, Adam Chance (called Chance) sings baritone/bass and is taller than 5'2", Adam Rupp is the beat boxer (rumor is at age 4 he swallowed a drum kit LOL)
**PRISON SENTENCES** Tim: *shot a man in Reno* Chance: *drove the getaway car* Rob: *harboring a fugitive* Adam: *lying under oath* Austin: *flirting with the lady judge* 🤣 😅😂🤣😅
🤣 Yeah, Tim is 6’8” like Chance is shorter than me!!! And poor Rob!!!!! Tim better watch out cause Austin’s still a kid and he’s gaining on him!!! 🤣. These guys ALWAYS throw some humor in somewhere! 😊
I personally liked this one better than the original, but this isnt the 1st cover they have done that I have felt that way about, not knocking the originals just my personal preference...
Do not pay any attention to the height marker. Chance is not five feet even and Austin is not 6 feet eight. I imagine if they payed any attention to how high they tacked that marker sheet then they likely did it wrong on purpose.
You should really check out their goofy side, watch the Butts Remix. Also, as you are well aware, they have a very serious side as well, and Helplessly Hoping is absolutely amazing 5 part harmony - simply breathtaking. Would LOVE to see you react to those and Mayday as well!
They are actually all 6'1 to 6'4, they had to put up their own backgrounds and they have a sense of humor, they were singing from their closets during "the times" and were separated in their homes, but still making the great music.
Discovered your channel yesterday and have subscribed. Really enjoy it. Love to hear your thoughts on Randy Travis, something like 1982 or Forever and Ever Amen.
recommend Home Free singing Elvira featuring The Oak Ridge Boys. Also Home Free sings American Pie featuring Original singer (can't think of his Name) third Home Free singing "Crazy"
Next up should be "When a man loves a woman" for Austin's amazing vocals !!! But as for an original song and not just a cover, do try DIVE BAR SAINTS...very catchy tune that was written directly for them by their friend, Arliss Allbritton a Grammy nominated Nashville songwriter.
Thank you so much for this reaction. You might want to check out Home Free doing....Hillbilly Bone...Blue Ain't Your Color...In The Blood...Country Fried Pop Medley...and...All About That Bass. Just for starters, unless you find something else from other Home Fries. Thanks again.
You won't run out of greatness any time soon, so please save "Mayday" for at least a few more songs. Trust us...you'll enjoy it more if you wait. You will know Rob's voice after listening to his solos in HF's cover the iconic Boyz2Men song "End of the Road." Austin (HF's high tenor) does a spectacular cover of Percy Sledge's 1966 soul hit "When a Man Loves a Woman." You've heard Tim's voice and experienced a couple of Tim's earthquake low notes. Adam's too busy beat boxing to sing in most HF performances. You've heard Chance, but "Cover Me Up" and "Some Girls Do" are also excellent samples of his voice.
First time hearing this group. They sound really good. Could you try and cover Upchurch's newest song. It's definitely one of his top if not best county songs. I personally think it could be a radio hit but we all know those independent artists are treated like redheaded step children and will never make it on today's country radio.
They are all right at or above 6'2" tall. Those were just for Effect. They each filmed their parts separately then their producer put it all together and wallah
These guys are by far my favorite singing group. However, I also like Pentatonix, another acapella group. They have a totally different sound, but really entertaining. Check them out
Hey man, Aesop rock: daylight then nightlight ( same reaction as Aesop brilliant tweaks lyrics of essentially the same song, just mind glowingly great.) Amazing. Loves these guys too so great! Great reactions man ^_^
PLEASE Listen to Home Free : When a Man Loves a Woman, Austin gets the lead (the guy that you said has the best vocals). He sings in front of his woman (off camera) and you can tell his entire heart is in the song. It's AMAZING
Sadly they fade that one out too soon, when Austin just got preheated . . .
I'll second this. This is the best cover of this song I've heard. It beats the original and is head and shoulders over the Michael Bolton cover. It is spectacular.
@@janhankins911 It's by far one of the best cover's of the song i heard, but yea no.... There is no beating Bolton, hell you were prolly made by a Bolton song if not one of his it was a Rod Stewart or a Righteous Brother's song those 3 are like the god's of the romance genre you can thank those 3 for 75% of the current human population lol.
@@empty8777 Which you prefer--Home Free, Bolton, or even the original is just a matter of your taste. I prefer Home Free's cover. You prefer Bolton's. We don't have to kill each other over it.
@@empty8777 Rod Stewart??Romance? The man can barely sing in tune.
This song was recorded by Johnny Cash many many years ago. He went to the prison to put on a show for the prisoners. Thanks for your reaction.😊
The masters of making music videos in isolation.
OMG ...Thank you so much for introducing them to me.Amqzing
Greatest cover band ever ❤
Try Mayday(cover by Cam) or Sea Shanty medley, End of the Road (Cover by Boys to Men)
Please do not do Mayday until you have a better understanding of the group. Try Hillbilly Bone or Fishing in The Dark instead.
@@kellywilliams364 it does not take that many songs to understand homefree as a group. I never understand why people say that. Yes Mayday should never be the first song you listen to but once you hear the group a couple times you get the idea of what each person's role is. He has done a couple songs from home free already so if he wanted to do Mayday then I belive he would be ready for it.
After only 3 songs? I don't think so although I could be wrong.
I've unfortunately seen this too often in the past and was always dissapointed if done too early.
He had also reacted to Misty Mountain so you can count that as a song for homefree in my opinion so that is 4. Listen all I am saying is that you need 5 songs tops before listening to mayday not 10 or so some people suggest.
@@jasonosterhoudt2745 it also depends a little on which songs they react to in the beginning. I agree that in his case the 5 songs may be enough as these songs showcased better which each member of the group is able to do. But that is not the case most of the times, that is why we came up with the 10 or so songs before reacting to Mayday. Suppose a reactor has these 5 songs as reaction in the beginning: American Pie, I Swear, On The Road Again, Diamond Dreams, Moonshine (just as example) - I don't think it would work then..
This was a pretty cool cover!! If you've never heard the original by Johnny Cash, you should check it out!
I've got the original "Johnny Cash, Live at Folsom Prison" concert on Vinyl. Performing in front of an audience, some of whom will never see the light of day again, he really relates - it's awesome to hear.
also there is a sick cover from Everlast x Snoop Dogg.
Home Free has such a wealth and depth of talent, they always amaze me.
I actually fell in love with HomeFree through reactions videos. Thanks for giving me more. You might enjoy their version of “Moonshine” or “My Church”. The vocal talent and arrangements are worthy. Hope you are enjoying your journey...
Have you gotten to Home Frees "In the Blood"? You will enjoy it. If you want to view a showcase of Austin Brown (the guy in the center) check out "When a man loves a woman". Thanks for covering this one.
Tim doesn't just sing base, he wakes up there, and lives there. The man's a human subwoofer.
Gotta love some Johnny Cash and this cover is absolutely amazing... I'm an Home Fry
Did you notice that last bass drop note! Tim with smile! Yeah, he knows we love it and he loves doing it! I love them!♥️🍟
" I shot a man in Reno, just to watch him die".......some of the darkest lyrics in any song.
This was done during the Covid quarantine period and there are a series of them from Home Free that you might enjoy: "Quarantine", "Down to the Honkytonk (which has lots of bass), "Sunday Best" and "Meet in the Middle". There is also "I Still Haven't Found What I'm Looking For" with Peter Hollens.
First time that I ever heard them was a video on RUclips, it was " my church " blew me away. And second is "How great thou art " it was so beautiful that I cried. Please give it a listen.
Like nearly everything they cover, Home Free did a remarkable job with this. They took some fun liberties with it too, as Cash himself often did on covers he performed. And, let’s face it, all of them are putting their own twist on Shel Silverstein’s original poem.
I really enjoy your channel, Mr. Boyd. It’s a calm and thoughtful place. An interesting refuge in our times, from our times. It also validates much of my youth as I knew many of these songs were legendary after hearing them once or twice, as you are apt to do. I have not seen you ‘phone one in’ yet and I expect I won’t. Thank you.
WORKIN FOR A LIVIN BY HOME FREE, LOTS OF FUN
This son was first recorded by Johnny Cash. ALL the sounds performed by Home Free were reminiscencent of trains, from the wail of Austin to the clack-clack of the beat-boxer Adam, to the inharmonic harmony of the train whistle/horn. Listen to the song again and concentrate on the TRAIN SOUNDS that they all produce. AMAZING!!
Home Free has an extensive catalog and in almost every genre of music you can think of (I keep waiting for them to do Mozart or Verdi--sadly, they haven't yet, but I know they'd kill it). You can hear very serious to very fun. How Great Thou Art is spectacular and was shot in the Austrian Alps. The vocals and the scenery are both "out of this world". On the fun side, their Sea Shanty Medley rocks, as does "Never Gonna Give You Up". As an older person, I just enjoy "Never Gonna Give You Up" and their homage to the 1980's, although to fully enjoy this song, I recommend you watch the original music video by Rick Astley. You REALLY enjoy Home Free's cover then. Home Free fans call themselves "Home Fries" and I admit to being a Home Fry that doesn't even like country music (but Home Free makes it so good I can't help but love it).
As much as I like these guys this is a Johnny song, no one can beat it.
Definitely check out their “Country Fried Pop Medley “ ! It’s lots of fun!
It's hard to be better than the original,but they nail it!! Johnny would love this rendition!!!
Nice reaction I do not have a favorite because when they git together it take all of them to make it sound just right. They pick the lead based on who fits the song not on who sings better it always works for them an us my favorite is Helplessly Hoping the only problem is it is to short but it is a master class in harmony
You want Bass? Geoff Castellucci from Voiceplay with either Blackbird, 16 tons or Take me Home Country Roads and your sub-woofers will be whimpering and the next one form Home Free, possibly either Ring of Fire on The Sing Off with AVi from Pentatonix or their cover of Man of Constant Sorrows
Sorry, Geoff is good but Tim is so much better. He is so pure hitting his notes. He's busted subwoofers at his concerts. Voice play is excellent but they're more dramatic. Tim, then Geoff and Avi.
Thanks for keeping a great mix of music on your reactions!
Thanks for sharing your time with all of us!! Appreciate ya MrLBoyd!!
Enjoyed this reaction. One of my favs is "In the Blood." Try it. You'll like it.
Loved your picking out the high tenor (Austin) and tenor harmonies (Rob) as your favorites. They lead in so many HF songs. Then you work down the scale to Chance (Baritone/Base) and Tim (base - most of the time, though he has a 5 Octave range and can sing quite beautifully as a a tenor). And of course the beat boxer Adam. What makes them so appealing is their ability to harmonize: try out their cover of Helplessly Hoping by Crosby, Stills and Nash.
I've seen Home Free in concert twice now(and watched a few interviews) and while many people wouldn't believe it, in the beginning of his first lead here, Tim Foust(aka the bassy bass) is actually singing at a octave slightly ABOVE his normal speaking voice. The result of him being such a naturally deep bass is very clear vocals right down to the edge of the sub-sonic range.
Home Free End of the Road!
Happy Memorial Day, thank you for this, wonderful as always and I agree on your two picks for singers. Enjoy your day. 😀😀❤️❤️
You need to do American Pie with Don McLean by them. Or Go rest high on that mountain
if you like Austin's vocals you need to check out "When a Man Loves a Women" he really shows off the vocals!
Someone beat me to it but Tim Foust in Mayday was outstanding!
Home Free does it again! More Home Free please!
Nice reaction... now if I could just send you my favorite books to read aloud... lol. I love listening to your voice.
I love this. Don’t pay attention to the height charts. They’re all wrong. The guys are all over 6’ though. We think Tim (the bass) did the crime. Adam, the beatboxer, should be in an insane asylum and the rest are accomplices. Hahaha. Austin in the middle is the high tenor, Rob, beard and glasses is the tenor. Chance is a baritone/bass. They’re all so good. Glad you enjoyed it. I love their version of the song. Good reaction!
No, they're playing with you, they change the height graphs quite a few times during this vid, sometimes Austin, the key tenor is 6'4 then he's 5'8 and the tenor you notice is Tim and you hear him quite a bit in their cover of End of the Road by Boyz 2 Men
Ha Ha! I had the same reaction to how tall each person was on the video. I am a patron of Home Free so I emailed them to find out how tall they actually are. Tim (Bass to Tenor), Chace (Bass to Tenor), Adam (Beat Box and Bass to tenor) and Austin (high tenor) are all 6'2" tall. Rob (Baritone to high tenor) is 6'3".
DON’T DO MAYDAY UNTIL YOU KNOW THE GROUP!!!!
Love Home Free. Still loving Chris Rupp, too! They're all first class guys.
High tenor is Austin Brown, 2nd tenor, Rob Lundquist; Bass Tim Foust; Baritone/alternate bass, Adam Chance and Beatboxer Adam Rupp. Gotta learn the names sometime. Love your thoughtful reactions.
Tim is the bomb!! Together their explosive!
Left is Tim Foust bass (bottomless voice), next is Rob Lundquist tenor (and not 6'8" LOL), Austin Brown is next and he's the high tenor, Adam Chance (called Chance) sings baritone/bass and is taller than 5'2", Adam Rupp is the beat boxer (rumor is at age 4 he swallowed a drum kit LOL)
**PRISON SENTENCES**
Tim: *shot a man in Reno*
Chance: *drove the getaway car*
Rob: *harboring a fugitive*
Adam: *lying under oath*
Austin: *flirting with the lady judge* 🤣
😅😂🤣😅
They’re all tall...but, they have a goofy side , & love to have fun 🙃‼️🙃
🤣 Yeah, Tim is 6’8” like Chance is shorter than me!!! And poor Rob!!!!! Tim better watch out cause Austin’s still a kid and he’s gaining on him!!! 🤣. These guys ALWAYS throw some humor in somewhere! 😊
Great cover.
This is an awesome cover of Johnny Cash's song. Love it!
Pretty great. 💜
If you've never heard the Johnny Cash original, please do yourself that service. This is a very light-hearted cover. It's great but it is just that.
Yeah, I like Home Free, but didn’t care for their treatment on this Johnny Cash classic.
I personally liked this one better than the original, but this isnt the 1st cover they have done that I have felt that way about, not knocking the originals just my personal preference...
Not that light-hearted, when you listen to the way that "Reno!" is delivered to point up the killing for killing's sake.
Do not pay any attention to the height marker. Chance is not five feet even and Austin is not 6 feet eight. I imagine if they payed any attention to how high they tacked that marker sheet then they likely did it wrong on purpose.
Glad to see Chancey get a chance to lead.
More Home Free Please
You should really check out their goofy side, watch the Butts Remix. Also, as you are well aware, they have a very serious side as well, and Helplessly Hoping is absolutely amazing 5 part harmony - simply breathtaking. Would LOVE to see you react to those and Mayday as well!
That’s my hometown!
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Mrlboyd, you’re too cool. 😎
They are actually all 6'1 to 6'4, they had to put up their own backgrounds and they have a sense of humor, they were singing from their closets during "the times" and were separated in their homes, but still making the great music.
damn 120k subs? youre growing fast
Discovered your channel yesterday and have subscribed. Really enjoy it. Love to hear your thoughts on Randy Travis, something like 1982 or Forever and Ever Amen.
recommend Home Free singing Elvira featuring The Oak Ridge Boys. Also Home Free sings American Pie featuring Original singer (can't think of his Name) third Home Free singing "Crazy"
You should definitely listen to home free cover End of the Road!!!
Next up should be "When a man loves a woman" for Austin's amazing vocals !!! But as for an original song and not just a cover, do try DIVE BAR SAINTS...very catchy tune that was written directly for them by their friend, Arliss Allbritton a Grammy nominated Nashville songwriter.
Best ever no instruments
Should definitely react to Home Free- Ring of Fire with Avi Kaplan. Avi is/was the baritone for Pentatonix. War of the low notes. IT's so good.
If you haven't yet, you should check their rendition of Man of Constant Sorrow.
Helplessly Hoping, you have got to do that one.
Dani and Lizzy Dancin in the sky
When a man loves a woman should be your next one. It is so good.
I liked the content ,but I like you. Nothing but respect!
You should react to Tim Foust singing (Bass singer) Will You Still Love Me Tomorrow, you will see his ranges, IMPRESSIVE!!!!!.
Suggestion: Listen to Home Free sing "Elvira" with The Oak Ridge Boys. Awesome!
Everytime I hear this can't help but to hear it in Johnny Cash's voice. Noone can match that original. Cash is loved by so many 🧡🧡🧡
I love how they made this theirs
YOU NEED TO DO " MY MARIA " ....... COVER BY TIM FAUST AND AUSTIN BROWN ........YOU WILL BE BLOWN AWAY.
Thank you so much for this reaction. You might want to check out Home Free doing....Hillbilly Bone...Blue Ain't Your Color...In The Blood...Country Fried Pop Medley...and...All About That Bass. Just for starters, unless you find something else from other Home Fries. Thanks again.
The bass holds TWO Worlds Records 1 for lowest note able to consistently sing and range he has a 19 ovtica range
Home Free - Elvira (feat. The Oak Ridge Boys)
An amusing 1 is from many yrs ago, 9 to 5, Dolly Parton's tune
You won't run out of greatness any time soon, so please save "Mayday" for at least a few more songs. Trust us...you'll enjoy it more if you wait. You will know Rob's voice after listening to his solos in HF's cover the iconic Boyz2Men song "End of the Road." Austin (HF's high tenor) does a spectacular cover of Percy Sledge's 1966 soul hit "When a Man Loves a Woman." You've heard Tim's voice and experienced a couple of Tim's earthquake low notes. Adam's too busy beat boxing to sing in most HF performances. You've heard Chance, but "Cover Me Up" and "Some Girls Do" are also excellent samples of his voice.
You should look up when Tim brakes the speakers as he has such a low range.
First time hearing this group. They sound really good.
Could you try and cover Upchurch's newest song. It's definitely one of his top if not best county songs. I personally think it could be a radio hit but we all know those independent artists are treated like redheaded step children and will never make it on today's country radio.
since you're into camera work you could also try "meet in the middle" cover
HOMEFREE covering a Johnny Cash Classic
Now you need to listen to Mayday.
You have to do johnny cash when he did his concert in folsom prison.
No, and that other guy isn't 5'1" either.
This is a Johnny Cash number, btw.
That's the same guy who was singing bass on Misty Mountains.
Helplessly Hoping, Dive Bar Saints, In the Blood, I Can’t Outrun You, Love Train, Mayday
They are all right at or above 6'2" tall. Those were just for Effect. They each filmed their parts separately then their producer put it all together and wallah
Check out when they sing ring of fire on sing off and with Penatonixs bass
The guy that does all the 'mouth' sounds does a drum solo video. Watch it!
The height chart was tampered with.
You need to review Home Free's Mayday cover.
Good morning from Greece pls listen to an older version of Home Free ''Angels we have heard on high.P.S.Love your smile
These guys are by far my favorite singing group. However, I also like Pentatonix, another acapella group. They have a totally different sound, but really entertaining. Check them out
Hey man, Aesop rock: daylight then nightlight ( same reaction as Aesop brilliant tweaks lyrics of essentially the same song, just mind glowingly great.) Amazing.
Loves these guys too so great!
Great reactions man ^_^
I just love ur reactions and I smile 😊every time u call us Dudes, cuz some of us are Dudettes ! Just sayin. Keep up the good work. 👍🏼
You should hear Mayday They're version of mayday