RAPPER REACTS to Home Free - Man of Constant Sorrow
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- Опубликовано: 11 сен 2024
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Am I the only one that thinks Chance's beatboxing a jaws harp throughout is just as impressive as Adam's occasional harmonica? I've seen Pakistani reactors give Chance his due, but Western reactors rarely seem to notice it.
Home Free. With this song they've turned me into a man of constant listening.
Home Free. With this song they turned me into a man of constant listening.
I’m watching a man in a military hat and head phones with a giant fork over his shoulder…. And they call ME weird lol
This is one of my favorites of Home Free! There is nothing these guys can’t do🐝❤️🤗
That was Adam Chance on the second "To help him now." and also after Tim on "While he is sleeping in his grave." Chance also has an impresive range. He opens "Helplessly Hoping" singing tenor and is joined by Rob Lundquist in perfect unison. And "Mayday" is opened by Tim Foust singing tenor. Who's carryin bass while Tim is singing? Near the end of "Mayday" you'll hear Chance going low again. These men are ALL amazing!!
“Man of Constant Sorrow” is, indeed, a very old song originally called “The Goodbye (or the farewell) song. Listen for the one reference to the northern railroad. That line gives all the meaning to the song, …. A slave bidding farewell to all he loves and knows, preparing to run for freedom.
Kind of gives the song a different feel, doesn’t it.
Like the Stevie Wonder harmonica reference. Stevie was an under appreciated harmoica player.
"Professionals": You can't just invent musical instruments out if thin air.
Home Free: Hold my beer.
This song is older than "o brother where art thou". This is a folk song published in 1913 and released again in 1927. There are many many versions of this great song. Love listening to many genres and just started to listen and research folk/blue grass music.
As the post says, this is a old folk song. What a lot of Reaction people do not know is that this song was sung on Television in the 60's on the Andy Griffith Show. The group playing are the Dillards, playing as the Darling family.
I found these guys last year. This was the first song I ever heard from them & I was instantly hooked & became a homefry. The talent of these 5 men is insane. Together they are a perfect fit & complement each other so well. There bass singer Tim Foust is the best in the business & Adam Rupp their beatboxer extraordinaire can make any sounds & is in a class by himself. I am so glad you heard the bass drop even lower after Tim's solo. So many reactors miss that.
Rob Robbie: take this home to your folks & introduce Soul singing in ALL COLORS, All genres & the greatest of your Soul Sounds. we lived in your age - and welcomed black's music & the hanging out at Soul Band nightclubs, which was unheard of -- yet the breaking out & sounds of your major players in the time of Slavery & up to present day music as you now can experience. You've opened a new door into a new sound.
plg
THANK YOU FOR HONESTY..IT'S A LOST ART..THEY ARE THE BEST...PERIOD.
Adam has really improved his harmonica skills, check out "ain't going down till the sun comes up" to see
Austin's rendition of Percy Sledge's "When a man loves a Woman" is steller!!
Rob might have looked miserable because they were filming in the rain. It used to be Ring of Fire that was kind of reactors intro to Home Free. Man of Constant Sorrow has since become the introduction for Home Free. Adam Rupp is known as the Freak Of Nature for a reason. Look for videos of Adam Rupp's Drum Solo to get a feel for what he can do. Look for newer videos because he is constantly evolving his craft. He is incredible!
Adam’s got the Best “Harmonica” solo in …”WORKIN FOR A LIVIN”…. It’s just AWESOME ‼️👍‼️💥
Tim Foust, the Bass, has a 5+ Octave range…..Yep, one Incredible dude…🔥🥰‼️💥
Folks who've attended their live concerts say that they use a looping machine for this song. Because even Adam can't do fake drums and fake harmonica at the same time. He'll start the drums going, then go on to something else. Chance is doing the diggeri-doo, juice harp, whatever you want to call it.
Yes, check one of Adam's live concert "drum solos."
Yes, Austin is fantastic. Some folks really love his rendition of unchained Melody, on his solo YT channel. Me, not so much. After Bobby Hatfield (which you're reacted to), I just don't think anyone else can compare. However, Austin's cover of When A Man Loves A Woman, which is basically a solo even though it's on the Home Free channel, is excellent. Right up there with the Percy Sledge original, or with Michael Bolton.
Great reaction! To hear an incredible harmonica feature by Adam you should listen to their version of "Working For A Living" and it also lets you see their comedic style. Their masterpiece performance in my opinion is "Brothers In Arms".
each time I hear Home Frees music I have to remind myself its A Capella
Since the pandemic I found Filipino singers covering classic songs and sounding fantastic
One Sweet Day - Cover by Khel, Bugoy, and Daryl Ong feat. Katrina Velarde
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Home Free don't do covers.....they do enhancements.
Yeah, that's one way to look at it.
WOW PEOPLE STILL TELL THE TRUTH....AMAZING...
Adam is twice world champion in beatboxing. Chance is imitating an old Appalachian type instrument called the “ jaw harp”.
The man on the left back is Adam Chance(aka Chance) the baritone and newest member. The one on the right back is Adam Rupp one of the two brothers that started the group. Chris Rupp helped select Chance for his replacement as he wanted to start his solo career. Second row left is Ron Lundquist the tenor. Center right is Tim Foust bass extraordinaire. Btw he sings from high tenor to deep bass. The high tenor in center front is Austin brown. Love them all. I can't get enough.
Adam Rupp is not playing the harmonica- that’s his voice
Killing me with that big ass fork.....you are so right....Home Free slays this....Adam with the hands free harmonica, Austin with all he does, and.....can we just talk about Tim?!?!
Rob!! THANK YOU! THANK YOU! THANK YOU!
You are only the second reviewer who keyed in on Tim dropping an octave after his solo! YOU ROCK!
A man named Dan Tyminksi was the singing voice of George Clooney in the movie. He plays with Alison Krauss and Union Station.
You should do working for a living by Home Free Adam has a longer no Monica solo and he plays just like Huey Lewis. And it is a very funny
This song originally known as 'Farewell song' was written by a blind fiddler, Dick Burnett from Kentucky around 1913.
This is so good. Adam Rupp is amazing and has won the beatboxing championship twice. You should watch Adam Rupp Drum Solo (2015). He’s amazing and does drums and other noises with his mouth…I don’t know how he breathes. If you want to hear Tim go really low try Brothers in Arms…goodness it’s good and Adam is so dang good on their newest release Mary Did You Know and their harmonies are incredible. Btw, this song was made famous in the movie (which is great, I agree) but it’s not the original. It’s over 100 years old. Love this version and your reaction! Also Chance (last guy in the video) was doing the mouth harp sound. They can all beatbox to a degree.
To be precise, Adam has won sweepstakes twice. And that happened more than ten years ago. He is not interested in competing, he appreciates musicianship more than odd skills.
Adam is like the brother from Police Academy with all the sounds made in the movie , Adam is off the hook gifted .
Yes, Adam is a beatboxing 3x world champion.
He never did compete worldwide, only in his state. But he is well known among beatboxers from all around the world.
Since it is the Holiday Season, you need to check out Home Frees cover of 'Do You Hear What I Hear', it is not only fabulous with the vocals, but it is also stunning with the visuals. This is a Must Watch video.
Home Free has some great Christmas creations; suggest "O Holy Night" and "Do You Hear What I Hear".
Adam has put out videos about how he does some of these sounds but it's like looking behind the magician's curtain. I don't want to know how he makes the magic, I just want to enjoy the magic of what he does.
So many miss Rob's little part there at the end, I'm so glad you caught it.
Dude, I enjoy watching your reaction to Home Free. They sure do put a smile on your face. I love all their voices but Austin’s voice to me hits home. And Adam’s beatboxing is out of this world and he’s down to earth. Gotta love that. They all sing well… I’m not taking away anything from anyone because they’re all fantastic at what they do. That said, the two guys mentioned above are my two favorite ones.
I've been saying that for years! "What's the point of having a giant fork no one can see?" I've said it in the checkout line, on the bus... People just look at me like I'm crazy. THANK YOU!!! I feel SO much better now.
I don’t know if you’re a Christmas music kind of guy, but the just released “Mary, Did You Know?”. It’s really good.
This is a beautiful song and video. Has some surprises! Adam has some killer beatboxing and percussion in it too! My favorite version! Yes, please react to this one!
Hi! Most of people begin their reaction video to Home Free with this song and you going another way))) As for me it's remarkable way.
I like your videos. They are always interesting and... cool fork)
Want more bass? Their performance of Brother in Arms. Some of the best harmonizing you will ever hear? Helplessly Hoping. Want a laugh? Butts Remix Want to go to church? How Great Thou Art. You can do no wrong with any of their tracks.
You are one of the few reactors to catch Tim’s bass drop. Well done
Kudos for catching the octave change there, too many people miss it. good reaction.
Adam Rupp has never lost a competition... and has competed in plenty! Some say he's the world's best!!!
I love everything that they sing. I haven't heard anything from them that I don't like.
I listen to all genres of music.
This song dates back to the 1920s
Bob Dylan also covered this song on his 1962 debut album.
Surprised you didn't notice the overtone singing at the end simulating a mouth harp.
Big up for Adam Chance playing the part of the mouth harp in giving that twan sound some thing is the Australian didgeridoo but its too high and sharp whereas the didgeridoo is low and has a breathy sound as you are blowing and vibration like a trumpet the mouth harp is a twan coursed by the meatel plucking bar and changing the pitch of note by tightening of the thought mussels and Shap of the mouth
Rob is so underrated and he can sing SANG man he even sings Opera and he is good he can rap he is just ridiculously talented but so are the rest of them and yes they say Is one of the best beatboxer in the world 🌎 not the USA but the world. If you want to watch a funny HF check out Champagne taste on a beer budget I guarantee you’ll love it. And THE BUTTS REMIX. thank you 😊
For a wonderful musical display of Tim’s bass check out Tim with Peter Hollins in Misty Mountains. One of my low note favorites.
They are the best. Great reaction
You are obviously hooked just like the rest of us lol I am just crazy about this group, how could anyone not be! I think that you would like a song they do called Cover me up, in this one it is Chance that takes the lead and I think you will be surprised at how good he sounds too! Also the video is really good with a surprise ending that will make you smile. Fun reaction!
So many people miss that drop after Tim's solo. Good job. Just subbed.
That’s not a harmonica.Thats his nomonica
Love these guys!! Austin’s voice does stand out!! Nice reaction!!
You probably enjoy watching Adam Rupp's Vocal drum solo on youtube.
Watch one of Adam Rupps "drum solo" videos from one of their live performances. He's astonishing. There are some older ones that are great but the more recent ones are even better.
Oh oh oh - Listen to Bob Dylan do this many years ago so wonderfully
Chance is doing the sound of the mouth harp.
I appreciate you caught Tim's bass drop near the end.
Wasn't an Octave, it was a Fifth, but it is VERY nice!
Adam does castanets in the Sea Shanty Medley.
Love your mad respect and knowledge of each member’s talents! This is one of my favorite videos! The costumes to scenery just added to their clean clear harmonies! Separately each man is very talented but together it’s phenomenal
Hey Rob! Nice reaction... Might I suggest Home Free's "Brothers in Arms," a cover of a Dire Straits song. Home Free's rendition is unbelievable!! You want a Tim Foust bass line?? This one is about as 'bassiest' as he can get. Adam Chance (the other Adam, not the beatboxer), also shines in this one. And, not to be outdone, the other three, Austin, Rob and Adam, really are outstanding with backing vocals. From a message standpoint, what can be more moving than a patriotic song honoring our veterans who sacrifice their lives for us!! HOME of the FREE, because of the brave!! Please, please, please, check this one out!!
I think I have listened to about 60 songs by Home Free and none of them are bad, I can't say that about any other group I have listened to and I have listened to 100's if not 1000's of them. They are the most amazing groep I have ever listened to.
AMEN!
Don't stick the fork in yourself when you're done.
Your the only reactor to this song that noticed Tim’s low octave
Actually this is an old bluegrass song by Ralph Stanley which predates the movie oh brother where art thou.
These guys are so incredibly talented.❤️❤️
Hillbilly Bone will make you happy!
You should watch "Butts Medley" by Home Free
No musical instruments in their group EVER!!
I love this song! And they sing it so well.
The song goes back way before the movie”O,Brother Where Art Thou”. It was first written on paper about a hundred years ago and has been covered by a variety of people but Home Free is my favorite.
Bob Dylan and other folk artists covered it long before the movie. I think it is over a hundred years old
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Watch Adam Rupp drum solo. Way to entertaining
Love home free, love your reaction. You also might want to react to an amazing solo artist. Marcelito Pomoy singing The Prayer (Celine Dion / Andrea Bocelli) on the Wishbus. You won’t believe what you are hearing. He is kind, humble and Very talented. Raised himself on the street from the age of seven. Watch soon....you will be very glad you did. Enjoy! Thanks! 👍
Check out Adam Rupp's drum solos
"Man of Constant Sorrow" is old timey Blue Grass. It was written in 1913 & has many people cover it in different genres. That sound at the end that you thought was mimicking cicadas, was mimicking the Mouth Harp, which is a typical Blue Grass instrument.
If you'd like to explore a great Blue Grass band, I recommend Steeldrivers. Their lead singer was Chris Stapleton, who has since gone solo. Chris Stapleton is quite the sensation. I promise you if you react to him, people will be drawn to your channel.
Steeldrivers - If It Hadn't Been For Love
Christ Stapleton - Tennessee Whiskey
OOooooo you can Sing
! good to hear your connection story , too.
Love this band wish u would stop stopping it
I love this song and it was so much fun to see your reaction. Thanks!
The song “Full of Cheer is an original written by Tim Faust. It's hysterical.
For beautiful Christmas music and stellar beat owing react to Do You Hear What I Hear from a few years ago, before Chance joined. Adam's brother Chris is still with the group. But what is unique about their rendition is that Adam arranged it - you can really tell.
Home Free is amazing!!!!!
❤❤❤❤❤Home Free
And the very next video of yours I click on you have a giant fork to go with your spoon. Music and decor, you sir are a kindred spirit.
Love the movie, and the song. 💖
I found these guys a few months ago, can't wait to see them live!
You should react to the "Butts Medley". It's freaking hilarious!
The cicadas sound is mimicking a mouth harp
Adam has won qt least 2x world beat boxing competitions.
Adam had never competed internationally, only locally winning some sweepstakes more than a decade ago. I don’t know where people got this false idea.
Check out Tim Foust and Peter Hollens “Misty Mountains”
Just found you tonight so not sure if you have done ADAM RUPP DRUM SOLO yet 😉
You'll love them all but Austin's mannerisms are amazing. Emphasis on the letter r for example. Home Fry yet?
When you come to a fork in the road . . . take it!
This is not really anything to smile about, being a song about loss and despair. The great thing about Home Free's approach to songs is that they take each song seriously (their Hallmark style Valentine videos excepted), on its own terms. Remember also that 3 of the guys are from the small town South and unlike the Cohen Brothers do not consider the South "humorous,"
I know that you're obsessed with Tim but is there some reason why you consistently ignore Chance's existence? For my money, his is one of the two best voices in the group. Chance was making the jaw-harp effect at beginning and end. You should check out his solo stuff: his version of Wandering Stranger is very affecting and he does a particularly internal and mysterious Pancho and Lefty. Leads he's had include Yours, Born in the USA and Some Girls Do. Chance has also made an enormous contribution to broadening the band's horizons, bringing things they've never heard to the table.
World champ twice for beat boxing
They all sound so great together. Hope you also listen to Pentatonix, VoicePlay and Avi Kaplan's (from PTX) solo work.
I love this song. Thx for sharing. I thought the sound at the beginning and the end. Was the sound of someone playing the Rubber band.
Love the giant fork Rob👍🍺🍺
So good
Hey Rob, wonder if you'd be interested in checking out "John Fogerty & Creedence Clearwater Revival Play "Green River" on the Andy Williams Show" and if you're interested in going back even further "The Animals - The House of the Rising Sun (1964) HQ/Widescreen" is another great group to give a listen. Take Care~
Nomonica is what we call it. 😅