Totally GeoffQuaked!!! Blind reaction to Geoff Castellucci - "Sixteen Tons"
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“This guy could sing the alphabet and I’d love it”
Ganda down the best line I’ve heard to describe Geoff’s singing, couldn’t agree more!
He is a lot like a goofy Labrador when you see him interviewed. Just really nice and likable and funny. He is profoundly talented as well. Wait until you hear Voiceplay, you’re going to need resuscitation.
Haha im genuinely scared that I won't recover If I listen to voice play haha
@@dj_410 thank you so much for a priceless reaction to Geoff Castallucci. He is the bass singer in Voice Play. Please do a reaction video of Voice Plays cover " Dream On " originally by Aerosmith. Also Voice Plays cover " Carry On Wayward Son " originally by Kansas. Voice Plays cover...Halo...the theme song from the video game Halo. The composer of this song was absolutely blown away by Voice Plays cover.
He is mellow and sweet. Love Geoff and his music is stellar
"I want to fall asleep to his voice"
.... anyone else in here looking forward to his faces at oogie boogy song? I mean it's VP not a Geoff solo, but still...
Geoff is definitely a big teddy bear, haha. He's the sweetest, most humble, funny, dorky, hard working and caring man, even though his voice may sound a bit intimidating at times 😄
He's also a good actor and voice actor.
He gives me matt mercer vibes and I love it so much hahaha amazing amazing tallent :)
@@dj_410 If he gives you Matt Mercer vibes then you need to check out the mini they did..The Critical Role theme 😁 he may be portraying Matt 🤣
Okay, we forgot to tell you to put on the closed captions. Geoff sometimes puts in humor there. If you watch the last run again, you will see that.
Even when he doesn't use humor, his captions are very descriptive. His wife, Kathy suffers from severe/profound hearing loss. He makes the captions descriptive to enhance the experience for the hearing impaired.
This was my Geoff gateway drug. A friend sent me the link and I have been hooked ever since. I found Voiceplay almost immediately.
Geoff is not the lowest bass voice out there, but the quality of his voice is so beautiful, so clear, that it exceeds the talent of all the others. In my opinion, which of course, is the only correct one.
His most recent, Till Then, he said he was trying for the sound of a grizzly bear singing a lullaby. The one he has coming out in a week or so is astounding!
Thanx for the ride!
Omg thats so beautiful that he does that for his wife!! You're gonna make me cry!!!!
Cant wait to react to his new one when it drops!!
When Geoff does the captions there will be musical notes on each end, as opposed to the close captioning put on by the system which is frequently hilarious.
Oh my, I didn't know about his wife but that's great. I am suffering from unknown hearing loss and started using cations. The captions on Oogie Boogie are HILARIOUS!!
@@angelaeye7778 He did a video with his wife called Hearing Loss (A True Story); it's on his channel. It is sweet, romantic, adorable and informative. You will love it!
@@angelaeye7778, I love where they call Oogie Boogie’s last note subterranean!
I am sorry but I had to laugh at your reaction. It reminds me of when others had first heard Geoff and had the same viseral reaction to him. Geoff usually calls himself a bari-tenor who can hit some bass notes, but we all know better. He is a dragon in disguise. He is really a very laid-back, teddy bear of a man. Thank you for your reactions.
He is just so fantastic! He takes you on a full body experience haha
Thanks for your kind words and for watching!
When Geoff was young, he wanted to be a rock tenor like Chris Cornell of Soundgarden, but that didn't happen.
Also Geoff calls himself a baritone with a bass range.
“I’m standing here naked because all my clothes are just blown away by this man’s talent… I don’t know where I was going with this analogy…”
Me: “Same place half his fan were… Their bunk!”
The amount of Voiceplay and Geoff videos in which hes wearing a sleeveless shirt 😶 I swear he knows what he's doing w that
I love all the members of Voiceplay immensely but Geoff’s voice- whether in his low bass range or higher- literally hits me in the gut and it never gets old. I recommend Shenandoah to hear more of his sweet sweet tenor and beautiful harmonies.
If you like runs, Tennessee Whiskey Voice Play cover is not to be missed!
Yeessss!! Will add it to the list!!
I was RUclips surfing and this is the One that I first found that pulled me down the rabbit hole that is Geoff (Jeff) Castellucci and onto VoicePlay. Geoff Quake or Geoff Gasim. He and his wife filmed this on their own. Yes, Please subscribe to Geoff and VoicePlay. Better yet become a patron.
He deserves all the love, support, success and money in the world with his tallent!!
For Voice Play I recommend Oogie Boogie's Song. It is awesome! And you have been pronouncing his name correctly... And yes, he has a 5 octave range!
Definitely in my list for the future because I love Nightmare Before Christmas so can't wait!
@@dj_410 Be prepared for the very last note of "Oogie Boogie's Song" - it will blow your mind!!!!
@DJ_410 please do Oogie Boogie!
It's actually quite ironic that your birds started chirping while watching this. Reason being that miners would take a canary down into the mines and so long as the bird was making a noise the miners knew that it was safe to be down there. As soon as it stopped they knew the cavern was filling with toxic gas and had to get out. Just an ironic observation.
The Voiceplay lineup from 2017 to 2020 was: Earl Elkins Jr. High Tenor, Eli Jacobson Second Tenor, Jesse Nunn III (stage name JNone) Baritrone, Geoff Castelllucci Bass, and Layne Stein Beatboxing/Vocal Percussion (and backup Baritone/Bass… he was the group’s original Baritone). Earl left in 2020 (never officially replaced). JNone left in 2021 to enter the Navy but comes back and performs with VP when he’s on leave. His spot was officially taken by Cesar DeLaRosa. Since VP always performs with at least 5 members, all vids since Earl’s departure have had one or more guest artists (male or female).
The Top VP vids I’d recommend, in order from oldest to newest, would be:
Tennessee Whiskey (Chris Stapleton cover)
Boy Bands in 5 Minutes (various)
Oogie Boogie’s Song (from Nightmare Before Christmas)
Can’t Help Falling in Love (Elvis Presley cover)
Warriors (Imagine Dragons)
The Little Mermaid Medley (featuring Rachel Potter)
You’re a Mean One, Mr. Grinch (featuring Adriana Arellano)
Carry On Wayward Son (Kansas cover, featuring Omar Cardona)
Go The Distance (from Hercules, featuring E.J. Cardona)
My Mother Told Me (featuring Jose Rosario Jr.)
If I Were a Rich man/Girl (from Fiddler on the Roof, featuring Ashley Diane)
Hoist the Colors (featuring Jose Rosario Jr.)
Halo Theme (featuring actor Scott Porter, who was the group’s original Beatboxer)
The Dragonborn Comes (Skyrim, featuring Omar Cardona)
Dream On (Areosmith cover, featuring Omar Cardona)
Nothing Else Matters (Metallica cover, with JNone back as a guest)
In My Room (Beach Boys cover, featuring Deejay Young)
I totally second your list of suggestions. I'd add a note to Halo Theme though, which is: "Please listen it to the end. The second half consists of Scott Porter, featured singer but also one of the original founders and threvious beatboxer of the group, explaining the reasons behind that particular video, and giving a glimpse of who they are as human beings...". 🙂
I also would like to add "We don't talk about Bruno", 'cause I Like it a lot, and "Running up that hill", because I loved the Kate Bush version, and even if I never watched "Stranger things" I love the way they referenced to it. 🙂
Thanks so much for the info and the suggestions :D will be reacting to lots of Geoff and VoicePlay in the future so keep your eyes out :D
@Davide Baroni thanks for these suggestions! They will be added to the list with the others above :)
If you go back beyond 2017, Tony Wakim was the baritone, note business partner of Layne in their PattyCake Productions studio.
They also frequently have guest artists (always since 2020 when Earl left) they are almost always placed in the middle of the lineup if that helps.
"I'm standing here nude because ... I don't know where I was going with this analogy" made me giggle. I love your energy, your charisma, how upbeat and positive you are and how much fun it is to listen to you. That analogy, though, was utterly entertaining and I think everyone knows where we were going with it and I approve and agree.
One of Geoff's influences is Thurl Ravenscroft, who had an amazing voice. Geoff does a cover of the Headless Horseman in the Thurl style and does him absolute justice.
Also You’re a Mean One Mr. Grinch
Your birds only squawked when you turned Geoff off!
Geoff truly is a talent who deserves a far wider audience than he currently has. His arrangements are always clever, and make full use of that ridiculous range of his. Btw, I suspect the discrepancy on the 4 octave/5 octave range thing is down to whether you consider his subharmonic notes to be a legitimate part of his range. A subharmonic is basically an illusion; the singer sings a note, and through vocal fry and engaging the false vocal folds the note produced is a full octave lower than the fundamental note being sung. So if Geoff produces a D1 through subharmonics, he's actually singing a D2 but still producing the sound of a D1. It's hard to explain, and I'm probably doing a poor job of it, but there are other (better) sources out there who can explain it far more eloquently than I.
But I wanted to suggest that you check out Geoff's cover of House of the Rising Sun. Not just because it's an amazing arrangement (it is) or because Geoff performs it brilliantly (he does), but because it's likely a song you're familiar with, and you'll really be able to hear what cool twists he puts on that old melody. It's hard to pick up on just how good of an arranger Geoff is when you aren't familiar with the original music. Same line of thinking (and also because it is just one of his best), his cover of Bill Withers' Ain't No Sunshine is simply phenomenal, and will haunt you.
I LOVE ain't no sunshine so I definitely want to do that one soon and same goes for house of the rising sun! Thank you so much for the breakdown (which made perfect sense btw) and for the suggestions :D
B0 sub in halo. His lowest chest note is f1
4:39 don’t lie to yourself darling, you called him Daddy after less than 10 minutes of total exposure. ❤
Geoff covers a lot of old, classic songs. And often arranges them with a homage to the best-known versions. Sixteen Tons (about how mining companies paid their workers in private script rather than in real money) was written and originally recorded by Merle Travis in 1946. The most popular version was by Tennessee Ernie Ford in 1958 (Ford had his own TV variety show at the time, I remember it well). Also recorded by other Country artists including Johnny Cash.
Geoff and Voiceplay used to work for Disney at Orlando and on tour. COVID kinda shut everything down, especially touring. He's only been making these solo multitrack vids since that happened. Gotta keep busy.
His song choices are so great! Can't wait to hear everything he has to offer!
Geoff makes us all swoon. Men, women and everyone in between. A man’s man. A ladies man. But in reality his is just a funny, humble, goofy guy who has no idea how sexy and talented he is. His slogan is Old and Boring. Nothing could be further from the truth. ❤❤❤
Don't forget hardworking and perfectionistic and his own worst critic. An amazing human being.
My bird would like to say hello to your bird(s). My little bird loves to listen to Geoff. We watch a lot of his videos and she loves to listen and chirp along with him.
I think its something about his beautiful deep voice that sets them off haha, keep an eye out in the intro of the 1st voice play video and I will add a picture of the birdies for everyone to see :)
What a fun reaction! lol 'toooons' blows away your socks, your pants, everything!
Geoff is a master at arranging but also has a great sense for the aesthetics of the video! He is a very likeable, humorous and kind dude. If you join him on Patreon you'll get to see that.
And yes the new song, which is coming out next friday, 10th will blow you away!
Cant wait to react to his new song and will hopefully do it as soon as it drops!! :)
Tennesse Ernie Ford (also a Bass-Baritone) is the original singer for "Sixteen Tons", his verison is not bad, I like it.
I love Geoff and VoicePlay, especially since they are such friends with Home Free and other groups. Please go and listen to Tennessee Ernie Ford sing this song. It’s epic and a classic. It will give you a new appreciation for what Geoff has done with this.
I’ve seen a lot of reactions to this song and to Geoff in general, but “I stand in the nurse before his talent” is the most entertaining thing I’ve ever heard! 🤣 Relatable!
hahahaha. George? Yes we did notice but we'll let you off. This one is constantly recommended along with VoicePlay's Oogie Boogie Song, but it's not one of my favourites. He sings in so many styles and genres so there are plenty to choose from. Geoff doesn't claim a five octave range but if you include the subharmonics and the occasional falsetto I think it's safe to say that it's a pretty accurate description. His low bass range is still getting deeper and deeper anyway as he works on it, and as he ages. There are plenty of videos out there showing his highest and lowest notes but it's not something I remember offhand.
Cant wait to dive deeper and deeper into this rabbit hole! Thanks so much for watching! :)
Yet another great reaction video from DJ!! Here are my favorite moments!
00:15 - oh no!! mispronounced “Geoff” - we forgive you Dylan! XD
01:50 - “He’s got a voice that will blow your mind.” “He has his own term named after him!”
02:10 - “Hope I can keep the goose bumps off my body for this one.” - says I, don’t bet on it.
03:10 - pause with comments on being blow away!
04:09 - Geoff is a handsome fella
04:39 - chills at St. Peter don’t you call me
05:00 - great facial expression
05:10 - got to love the little “Geoff dance” by DJ!
05:21 - great reaction to Geoff’s deeper note here “walked to the mine”
05:29 - laugh out loud to Geoff’s accent and deep voice for “well, bless my soul”
05:50 - birdies in the background sound so cute!! (and comments)
06:10 - keeps going with the vid
06:31 - love this expression
06:47 - the “Geoff dance” returns!
06:59 - pause to comment on “drizzling rain” line (with bonus of birds in the background!)
07:25 - “This guy exhausts me!” (in the best possible way)
08:01 - pause to comment on the overlapping “soul, soul, soul!” Geoff sung
08:23 - great expression for the “step aside” line by Geoff
08:34 - great double reaction to at least two different amazing notes/tunes by Geoff (my fav so far!)
08:51 - he gives me teddy bear / Labrador energy
09:24 - I can’t remember what I wanted to comment on … (rewinds)(shook) yup… THAT’D BE IT! (ha ha comedic moment to me)
10:10 - continues with song
10:34 - splendid reaction to the final notes of the song!!!
10:54 - Final comments!! Why isn’t Geoff on the radio??
12:08 - “I don’t know this song…” “In my head it’s always going to be a Geoff song.” YES!!
Love these break downs! You are so amazing!! Thank you for all your support
Oh man I was so excited to see a new geoff reaction from you, and was not dissapointed the slightest. His voice is like hot chocolate mixed with honey and slathered in butter. It's so good and I'm glad you are loving it!
Aww you're so sweet! I'm so glad you were looking forward to my reaction! Keep an eye out for voice play reaction coming soon!
Re "Geoffquakes"' - there's another bass with a similar tag, "Timgasms". That's Tim Foust of Home Free, another a capella group. Geoff and Tim are friendly and have worked together in the past. Re Sixteen Tons - This "bop" is from 1946; it's about harsh labor exploitation in the early 1900's. "St. Peter don't you call me 'cause I can't go; I owe my soul to the company store."
That baritone section you loved? He has a good section of that voice in Shenandoah. My favorite voice.
Ohh I'll have to add it to my list to react to!!
This was my introduction to Geoff, closely followed by VoicePlay. Loved the reaction, your comments made me smile and giggle! Well if this one made you lose your socks and pants, I suggest you hold on to them tight when you listen to Dragonborn Comes and especially Halo cos he sings even lower. Geoff hits a B0 in Halo (for reference that's the second key on the bottom end of a piano keyboard), he can also sing a lot higher than you've heard so far, Blackbird and High and Dry to name two. Very much looking forward to the next reaction, thanks! 🙂👍
Oh gosh, dragonborn is going to be my 1st voice play reaction and Halo is 2nd so I'm ready to be blown away! Haha thank you so much for your lovely comment!
The very first solo work by Geoff was Bare Necessities from the Jungle Book, which is his favourite Disney song. Yes, teddy bear vibes.
You have great honesty in your reactions, thank you. My favorite Geoff covers are Blackbird and Sound of Silence. Blackbird shows his range in a beautiful and incredibly flexible display of vocal gymnastics. Additionally his emotional conveyance in both songs will leave you deeply moved. Please consider reacting to them. Blessings.
Geoff is so good at setup, filming and editing, production that he also helps Home Free with their videos when they need it.
Check out Geoff's cover of The Beatles, "Blackbird", where he plays piano while singing in every octave known to man. 😁
If you have trouble with Geoff’s talent, you’re in real trouble with VoicePlay. Every person in that group is as talented as Geoff. Geoff and Layne (the beatboxer that swallowed a drum kit and synthesizer -AND has the sweetest singing voice) usually alternate on the arranging, and do the set, costuming, direction and editing also.
By the way, in case someone hasn’t mentioned it, when you react to Halo, please continue through the outro. You’ll gain a lot of insight into the origins of the group, as well as the reason doing that song meant so much to them.
I'm genuinely so scared I will just turn into a puddle after listening to voice play haha
Thanks so much for the hint! I'll make sure I watch all the way to the end!!
So, a lot of people described techniques that Geoff uses to hit some insanely low notes, but the fun thing about this piece, if I'm not mistaken, is every note he hits in his lower range is chest voice aka no fancy techiques, just all him.
Since you just reacted to the Slashstreet Boys, might I suggest Boy Bands in 5 minutes by VoicePlay. It's a lot of fun. 😁
I will definitely add it to the list! I love me some boy bands haha
You are not mistaken. This is all his chest voice!
If you want more of the intimidating Geoff, you should watch Rain of Castamere. He's a real badass in that one
I watch reaction videos because people loose their minds and the eyes pop and jaws drop. Some people throw things and/or stop the video and leave the room.
I AM HERE FOR THIS. I hit subscribe so fast. I can't wait to witness the rest of your Geoff and Voiceplay journey.
Thank you so much for the Sub! Glad to have you on this journey with me! I'm so so glad I found this amazing artist and lots more will be coming!
Geoff pays tribute to the most well known version of this song by Tennessee Ernie Ford with the finger snaps and that last run. It's also where the hint of gospel influence gets a a het tip from Geoff in his version.
Anxiously waiting for you to react to Voiceplay!! Oh, and I had a hand-raised cockatiel named “Aragorn of Arathorn” or “Birdman!” for short! He showered with me, took naps with me, loved spaghetti and pizza, and sang the “Charge” theme while doing a mating dance to my toes!!! I loved that bird!! ❤
It's a treat to watch your reactions to Geoff. He's incredible! It's 1950s Tennessee Ernie Ford song... old country
Geoff is such an amazing bass singer, the talent and skill that he has blows my mind every time. I am so glad that you found him because he is my favorite bass singer out there. I am so excited for you to start reacting to voiceplay soon too! Voiceplay is my top favorite acapella group because their arrangements are so creative and beautiful. And they are goofy af and you'll come to find that if you do a deep dive into their videos. Thanks so much for the amazing reaction and I can't wait for more😄❤
Thanks so much for watching and for your lovely comment! Voice play reaction should be up by the end of the week! Super excited!!
@@dj_410 You’re welcome! I’ll be looking forward to that😄
I loved this reaction!! Geoff really has that effect on all of us! 😂 Also, he has narrations on his channel and I've started listening to them to fall asleep sometimes. His voice is just so relaxing. 😌
I'll be looking forward to your VoicePlay reactions too! I don't know what recs you have for them yet but I'll put up my top 2 favs, "Hoist the Colours" and "Nothing Else Matters"
Both are on my list and coming super soon!
Thanks for your lovely comment!
11:07 | Yeah, when first heard about bass singers I was like, why aten't they in the industry. There are sone examples like Barry White, Josh Turner, Johnny Cash, and others, but they mostly contained low/dramatic baritones, and bass-baritones (Geoff is goated obviously). The likely reason is that because both Basses and Controaltos sing deep and low, that their voices aren't sutiable melodicly and aren't able to sing loud enough live (though Geoff and others have proved otherwise, but with microphones not without them for now). Basses and Contraltos are heavily underrated vocalists.
Also, Baritones and Mezzos need love too.
Im soooo blown away by his voice. It gives me the chills and goosebumps. I love your amazing reaction videos. Thank you for lightining up my day :)
Aww thanks so much ^_^ lots lots more coming!
Omg. You're so cute and funny. I love how you react on Geoff his videos...don't ever chance, keep up the good work 😉
At 6:43 you can see the 2nd Geoff almost drop the shovel and then pretend like nothing happened
Yes, he totally is a voice actor. You need to listen to the oogie boogie song, Moana medley, and little mermaid medley by voiceplay , for more voice acting chops!
This is a classic American folksong. Geoff really sings it fantastically. My favorite version, though, was recorded by Tennessee Ernie Ford in the late 50s or early 60s.
Brother This song is a folk song from the birth of America and the Industrial era . Coal mines were run by companies that kept people in debt on purpose to keep their mines running - same with steel mills and Railway companies! Cheap labor by immigration !❤
Blackbird. If you have not seen his video of Blackbird, go watch. And then you will be TRULY annoyed that they don't play his songs on the radio.
It is baffling that they don't! I've added blackbird to the list so you will see it soon :)
This was fairly early in his foray into skill work and it was just him and his wife Kathy and a stationary camera.
Their tools were from his dad’s shop and he used them again in his cover of Big Bad John, another mining song. Along with Misty Mountains Cold, he has mining song well represented.
For a fun one, check out his cover of Elvis’s last release, Way Down. He went for humor in that one. As always, be sure to wait until the Patreon rolls. They sometimes put little “Easter eggs” it surprises in there.
Now I’m off to check out your other reactions that I somehow missed.
Subbed. I know you will find plenty of goodness. Can’t wait to see your reaction to DragonBorn. They went all out!🐉
Oh, and add this year’s Halloween offering to your list: Ghost Riders in the Sky. It’s am old Country standard done by a lot of people, but his is unique.
Geoff's range is definitely 5 octaves. But he needs subharmonics to reach the lowest notes, and he can't just sing the full 5 octaves at any time of day. So his comfortable range is 4 octaves, while the lowest notes require a lot of work for him to reach down to the full 5 octaves of his range. He also can go a few notes higher than his recorded highest note, but only on good vocal days, and I don't think he finds them "pretty" enough to use as recorded vocals. He is a bass after all, not a tenor.
Right! That makes alot of sense :D thanks so much for the break down!!
🤣 I can't wait for you to react to my 2 Voiceplay favourites; Dragonborn Comes and Hoist the Colours.
Dragonborn Comes will be uploaded in the next few hours!!!
so I had to stop using headphones for that guy...my ears kept having panic attacks and my teeth were vibrating in their sockets and my glasses kept falling off.......
The man is a vocal earthquake in the best way! You feel it right to your soul! Haha
Geoff is so very awesome! You have to love him! Love your reaction!
If you see this his last name is pronounced
(cast-a-loo-chi)
(Castellucci)
Thanks for another awesome reaction😁
5 octave range for sure. The man is an freak of nature
thank you! I enjoy your reaction no less than Geoff's voice!)) You should definitely hear his Shenandoah song! an incredibly beautiful song and high notes from Geoff. and low ones too) you'll like it.
Omg thank you! That is high praise indeed!!! I'll definitely add it to my list
@@dj_410 you re welcome!
You’ll need to watch King Family Reacts’ reaction to Qofy’s reaction to Voiceplay’s Hoist the Colours. Yes, there are reactions to Geoff’s low notes that are so hilarious that other reactors react to the reactions, and the reactions TO the reactions are in themselves hilarious. You can quit after Qofy loses his pants-kinda long-but you mentioned losing bits of your wardrobe so I wanted to let you know you aren’t the first.
Great reaction!! If you want more crazy deep bass, The Bass Gang will also rattle your windows.
Great reaction! I think you would like his covers of „Shenandoah“ and „High and dry“.
Thanks so much! Another vote for Shenandoah! I think I'll be getting to this one very soon haha
You reaction to Geoff is very relatable. XD
Okay, I'm loving this. Subscribed!
Voiceplays cover of Hoist the Colours is a real treat!
Here's the original recording of Sixteen Tons, from my childhood, by Tennessee Ernie Ford. Terrific recording. ruclips.net/video/RRh0QiXyZSk/видео.html
Cannot wait for you to experience Big Bad John hahaha
Geoff released his new video on RUclips today. Sound of Silence.
I loved your reaction to Geoff thanks for sharing it with us. I definitely would recommend VoicePlay Oogie Boogie Man, This is Halloween, and Kidnap the Sandy Claws they are all amazing. I hope that you have a wonderful day! 😊
If you want to fall asleep listening to him check out some of his narrations 😊
This is my favorite cover by Geoff. He is immensely talented. That being said, you should check out the solo work of Tim Foust from the group Home Free. He has a 5 octave range.
For studio audio (where multiple takes can be used if needed), Geoff's range runs from A0 up to at least A5, which is, yes, fully five octaves. However, not all of that range is in his modal register, and not all of it is comfortable/convenient/reliable enough for live performances.
If you want to react to comedy stuff, consider (if you aren't already familiar with them) The Gift Basket, Who's on First, Chocolate Cake for Breakfast, or if you're interested in musical comedy, Smells Like Nirvana and/or It's Me Again Margaret.
Never heard the term but yes, Geoffquack is about right.
Gr8 reaction.
Probably time to react to his cover of Big Bad John.
Love, just love your reactions. You also need to react to Big Bad John.
i feel like "STRAIGHT TO THE LOINS" sums it up
I also think you would like to hear Tim Foust from Home Free. He also has a 5+ octave range and sounds just as good singing at all levels. I might recommend you try when they do "Your man" by Josh Turner. I love to hear Geoff singing using all of his ranges together. I think you would also like to hear Geoff singing "Ghost riders in the sky". His videography and singing in this one will blow your mind.
You need Need NEED to react to his cover of "Ain't No Sunshine". It's just...amazing.
Geoff is nothing if not modest. On his solo channel, he has a video where he only claims to have a 4 octave range. On the other hand, he also claims to be a baritone with a "good bass extension", whereas a professional bass opera singer states that based on the notes and quality he hears Geoff sing, Geoff is definitely a bass. Plus Geoff is extremely talented at producing sub-harmonics, which could lead people to substantially increase their estimates of his range. I'm not a singer or music professional in any way/shape/form, but personally I think he's a heck of a lot closer to 5 octaves than 4, especially on a good day.
Also you need to check out Geoffs cover of Ain't no Sunshine
Another great bass in the a cappella world is Tim Foust from Home Free. He has his own channel. Check it out
if you like bass check out Tim Foust of Home Free
I'll add him to my list for a future reaction :)
You'd love Tim Foust and Peter Hollins doing Misty Mountain. Trust me... If you haven't done it. 210 layers of their voices. GC's version is good but this is...epic.
Be sure to watch his rendition of Elvis Presley's song "Way Down"
conure? Caique?
Rainbow lorikeets :D
This is an old song. The most memorable - until now - is by Tennessee Earnie Ford, and American country/folk singer. This version seems to make women feel faint and men want to go out and swing a pick.
Geoff recommendation - Ghost Riders in the Sky.
Have you done Geoff's version of "Ghost Riders in the Sky" yet, its a much watch!!
Great reaction
Please react to voiceplay Metallica Nothings else matters please please
This one is high high on the list of VoicePlay! Right after Dragonborn and Halo!
Thank you for your lovely comment :)
Check out the original by Tennessee Ernie Ford, you will love that also.
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What kind of birdies do you have? Also loving ur vids
Because they can't afford to replace sub-woofers every other hour. Watch Tim Foust do it 22times....in concert!
What's the birdie's name? Interesting reactions.
If you want some really up-tempo Geoff stuff, bear necessities, saddle up, and to a lesser extent, ghost riders.
Definitely 5 octaves. To hear it listen to the last lines in Oogie Boogie song.
Just call him Daddy... you know you want to.
You should check out Voice Play oogie boogie song ( from Nightmare before Christmas.
I know you said you don't want to hear another version, but hearing the Tennessee Ernie Ford version gives you even more appreciation for what Geoff does. ruclips.net/video/S1980WfKC0o/видео.html