Singer reaction to Geoff Castellucci - BIG IRON - For the first time
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- Опубликовано: 21 авг 2024
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Thanx for always reacting to Geoff, it makes him visible for people who might not have seen him before. I love storytelling songs, and he does them just right! The original material that he added and the harmonies are chef's kiss!
"We know that Geoff can get down low, but he can get up there, too."
Indeed, it's always fun to see what Geoff gets up to!
This is the full version of a short he did. The original song is by Marty Robbins. It has been used in several video games, too: Red Dead Redemption 2, and Fallout: New Vegas. This song was the most requested by his patrons to make into a full cover of.
Thank you for the shout out to the Big Iron OG Marty Robbins! As my Pops would say: "You're good people!" 👉 👉
Obscure song? You make me feel so old. Marty Robbins was a great singer/song writer and this was among his greats. I loved the original. I love that Geoff chose to do this. He did an amazing job.
Thank you Brad for another great reaction to Geoff. Just for fun I slowed the video down just a bit and he sounds just as as amazing.
The original song was written and recorded by Marty Robbins (first released on his album, Gunfighter Ballads and Trail Songs, in September 1959) and has been used in several video games, such as Red Dead Redemption 2, and Fallout: New Vegas. The clone lineup is, from left to right: Goff, Jeff, Geoff, Jeoph, and Daryl. Geoff wrote a new chorus for this song, beginning with "Big Iron, he's a stranger that rode into town one day," and ending with "and he'll keep on rolling 'til his life is gone." He also created the "movie" you see in the background of the video.
Listen to this by Marty Robbins.
Big Iron is one of the classic western songs. Not sure who did it first, but Marty Robbons was the one that made it into a classic.
Next to the technical things (vocal range, harmonizing, etc.) Geoff is one of the greatest story tellers with songs.
That's btw. a point, I miss very often in modern music. The songs don't tell stories the way "songs from the earlier days" did. "Big Iron" was a good example as "Don't mess around with Jim" was the last time. Even when (especially) country songs frequently have a "folk song vibe" (in Germany these kind of songs are called "Schlager", inviting listeners to clap along on 1-and-3.. 😄)
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The song is from Marty Robins. He made a side by side of it you should listen to it
Geoff's growl
There is a short video telling the story. A must watch. At the end you find out who the Ranger is.
1:49 "He always chooses these very obscure songs I've never heard of..."
nooooo, quick, someone get this guy his Marty Robbins fix!
ruclips.net/video/zzICMIu5zFY/видео.html
Maybe someday Geoff will do El Paso.
@@DougRayPhillips YES! 😄
Awesome vocals. I had never heard this song before, but it wouldn't surprise me if it was based on a movie or a movie was based on this song.
It's a song by Marty Robbins 60 yrs ago or more. What happened to having Geoff and VoicePlay videos?
Thank you! This is a song that I should be familiar with, but I am not!
Why have you started to cover Geoff’s videos he encourages other creators reactions
RUclips threw a copyright claim on it
@@BradSteeleThat's not fair to you or us because they don't do it to other reactors.
@@BradSteele so even though Geoff himself doesn’t care if other creators react to a cover RUclips themselves will send out a copyright claim
ALL STUDIO SHIT ,IT’S NOT LIVE !!!
Well pal, that's what most music videos are.
Well, yes. There aren't five Geoffs you goose.