God I love, love, love just watching them inside the music. Their videos are great and I love 'em, but I could just watch them recording every single time.
Vince Gill wrote this fir a fellow artist Keith Whitley finished it when his brother Bob died in 1993 added another verse two years ago he is also an amazing singer a sensitive beautiful musician a brilliant guitarist can play most anything with strings
When Tim started singing Amazing Grace I looked at your face and completely lost it. That is one of the most emotional songs ever written, Home Free sings it supurbly.
It's Chance's bass voice you hear...Tim is singing a different part here...Chance is an amazing bass...I love his voice. Go listen to Vince Gill's song...it's about when his brother passed away. Especially since you really loved his voice on your Country Week. You won't be disappointed..bring your tissues!!
Vince Gill wrote the song after the death of his brother.. we played this song at my fathers funeral... still can’t hear it without crying... so beautiful and touching.. love that home free recorded it..
I am late to your crew but have leaned on Home Free since Covid hit. This is one of my absolute favorites! Another is Children Go Where I Send Thee, with Kenny Rogers. Long but worth every second! Thanks for your reaction ... found a year down the road! 😊
I've told you before, but I repeat it again: You are one of the most sincere, authentic reactors out there. Thank you! You reflect my responses exactly. I still love Vince Gill's version, but this was fantastic!
Heard this right after my nephew passed a month ago. Still brings tears to my eyes and makes me think of him. Rob? Rob is absolutely amazing! I fell in love with Home Free the first time I saw one of their videos and heard Rob sing. I had the pleasure of telling him so when I went to their concert in May. I got the sweetest smile from him. Will never forget it!
These guys are amazing! When Vince Gill sings this song I can’t help but cry every time. You can just feel the emotion in his voice, after all he wrote this song about his brother who’s resting high on the mountain.
They are Fabulous live !!! It was so hard to believe that they could be as good or better than a recorded version of a song, but it is true. I was absolutely blown away, we see them whenever they are close enough . They are all so good and Yes Rob has been great, but I am missing some more of Austin;s voice. That guy can really Sing !!!!
ICONIC VERSION - Vince Gill with Patty Loveless at the memorial for George Jones. When Loveless comes in on the chorus with that high lonesome hill voice of hers ... impossible not to cry.
Vince Gill wrote this song shortly after his brother died. It was meant as a tribute, and has definitely become one. Originally recorded by Vince Gill, he had Ricky Skaggs and Patty Lovelace join him on the gorgeous three part harmonies.
It's really hard not to shed a tear or two to this. I almost did it. Lol. Anywho, if I were to die now, this would most likely be my farewell song. It's absolutely touching to me. Keep rockin it out there, my man! You're a super cool dude! :)
Chance is so incredible singing the base on his on this...he and Tim are a so good together. When Tim was singing...Chance sounded so so so good!!!! This one made me cry.
Rob has always had a good voice, but he seems to have more confidence about him I have noticed and it does reflect in his voice too. This was done live, there is no official video for it yet on their YT page, but hopefully soon. This is what goodness you would hear live at a concert. They are just that good seriously and I have heard them do this live at a concert I attended last month. I didn't really go to cry, but that song will do it to ya. Lol!
I love this song....I was very happy to learn Home Free had done a cover of Vince Gill's masterful song. Now I would love to find out how Vince Gill feels about what Home Free did with his song.....
Say what you will about Chase wearing a hat in church... but those TONES he was hitting. Absolutely gorgeous. I wish I had a voice half as good as these guys do.
Thank you so much for this reaction, PG! I had much the same reaction as you did when I first watched this. This song was written & performed by Vince Gill for Keith Whitley & his brother when they passed away. My mother had mentioned that she wanted this song played at her funeral when she passed, and I do believe that this will be the version that we will use. The most amazing part is that this is a live performance - no mixing or studio needed. Thanks again for all your reactions! ❤
I love this song...and I have to chuckle because I knew you'd mention the hat. LOL. I admit though, that I thought the same thing. Men do not wear hats in church.
Phenomenal!!! Truly enjoyed that reaction Pat..... and completely fully understand!!! Such a powerful delivery with Rob ... I've always said that this man just doesn't get enough credit (for what he does or his ability). This sound HF produces can't be touched/matched (esp in the acapella world). These "Church Sessions" are as perfect (sound) as you can get. OK - I'll stop........ so I don't write a book. .................. Shout out to @Country Rebel ... awesome work and promotion!!!
An original written by Vince Gill. This is a great cover, but Vince's voice is one of a kind. I just wish I'd quit hearing this at funerals...it just guts the hell out of me.
I strongly encourage you to watch Vince Gill's and Patty Loveless' performance at George Jones' funeral. Patty's angelic voice helps carry him through it. INCREDIBLE. @
Vince Gill wrote this song and sang it at his brother’s funeral years ago. I don’t know how he did it. I like this, but Vince along with Allison Krause or/& Patty Loveless or/& Ricky Skaggs.......it is purely beautiful & heart tugging. This song is a go to song at funeral. And their add in of Amazing Grace in this was genius. One of my most loved religious song. So beautiful.
Vince Gill wrote this song for his brother when he passed away then dedicated it to Keith Whitley when he passed away. You should hear Vince Gill sing this.
Vince Gill (songwriter) would joke at concerts that the teenage boys who would call for his daughter had lower voiced than he did! This is a song he wrote for country singer Keith Whitley, but didn't finish and perform it until his own brother died. Home Free does a suburb rendition of this song, with the touch of Amazing Grace just the right addition.
This was written and originally sung by Vince Gill. He wrote it for his brother after he had passed away with no intention of recording it, it was a personal goodbye from one brother to another. Definitely recommend listening to the original Vince has an incredible voice and is an incredible guitar player who has played at Eric Claptons crossroads festival several times. He also joined the Eagles last year for their tour.
These guys did a good job with this song. It still seems extra special when Vince sings it. I think you would especially enjoy the harmonies anytime Vince sings with Patty Loveless. They are amazing together.
@@bettygossell3408 I lost my dad nearly 26 years ago. I dont think you ever get over the loss, you just get used to the pain of missing them. Blessings to you & yours. 🙏🏻❤
Another fantastic reaction. I love Home Free’s rendition of this song (and I love to hear Vince Gill sing it too) At the last concert I attended someone asked the guys during the Q and A session who had the best voice, and without a moments hesitation Austin answered that it was Rob. Austin said that Rob’s voice is one of the most beautiful voices he’s ever heard. And I have to agree...it is such a pure clear tenor voice and it’s so pleasing to listen to. Chance also said that this was the hardest song for him to sing...not technically, but emotionally. I noticed when they sang it during that concert that Chance kept his eyes closed during the entire song so he could get through it. Thanks for reacting to this.
They are featuring Rob on most of the songs on their new album and lots of people are very happy about that. His voice is unique and very special and I'm so happy to hear him shine. They have been ending their concerts with this song, but I don't know if they still will on their new tour. If you get to see them before I do (Nov 2) you can let us know :*))
Sweetheart it is originally sung by Vince Gill. I love this rendition and these boys. BUT!!! Nobody but nobody can sing this one better than Vince. It was a very personal song for him. It was about his brother who passed.. i believe back in the 90's. It's a wrecking ball . it is used in a lot of funeral services here in America.
First: ADAM!!! No baseball caps in church!! P.E.R.I.O.D. Second: These guys are the Kings of the polar opposites! They can have my sides splitting from laughter with one song and blubbering, snot nosed, ugly crying in another. I have never seen them live in concert either so I'm hoping they will be in a venue near me too! I mean, if both Pentatonix can do a show and the President of the United States can hold his campaign launch in my city then Home Free should be able to stop on by too!
Ok Pat....just listened to Freddie Mercury singing a stripped down just him and piano. Was in a vault since 1985. Released another version instead. Found it 2 yrs ago and just released it this month..OMG!! That's all I'm sayingi 😄
Rob has always been my favorite singer in the group, but they are all great. Keep up the good work with the reactions and I am looking forward to your future specials. Hope you have one with Avi Kaplan. You are the only reactor I know of that is doing these kinds of specials.
Both of my parents are gone now. They went exactly 21years apart to the day. I will always remember their love of God and Family. This makes me miss them and happy they can see his face now.
Loved the reaction, Pat. I was lucky enough to hear them sing this live while I had a front row center seat so they were standing right in front of me. It was great then and still great now. Apparently it’s the job of the HF baritone to wear a hat in church. First Chris in O Holy Night and now Chance here. You’d figure they would’ve remembered the issues the first one caused and avoided that again here.
Vince Gill is a Beautiful Singer! He wrote this about his brother and didn’t sing it until Keith Whitley died. He originally sang it with Ricky Skaggs and Patty Loveless! He has sang it several times at various funerals!
Rob’s voice has definitely been super stellar lately! Home Free is always on point with those harmonies!! They’ll be announcing tour dates before the new album release on July 26th. I believe they may have said in a video that it would probably be summer of 2020 for Australia.
You'll be thrilled to know that they perform this in all their concerts. The Australian concerts should be announced soon. I think they said in early summer (Our summer, that is) This song was written by Vince Gill. If you haven't checked him out yet, you need to do that. He's known for his Angelic voice, and his amazing guitar skills. Vince Gill wrote this song following the death of his older brother Bob in 1993, after suffering a fatal heart attack. He also performed this song in 2013 at the funeral of his fellow friend and artist George Jones. Vince Gill is a mega country star with many, many #1 hits, so there are many video's to chose from. Thank you!
Saw them live in Kalamazoo Michigan, they were absolutely amazing, they're even better in person, thought Tim was gonna bring the place down with his bass..
I hadn't seen or heard this video yet, so your reaction was mine too! Thank you SO MUCH for sharing this one - they performed it beautifully. When the organ - I mean harmonies - kicked in, I had to check to make sure that no one snuck in and started playing. I have to go find a tissue to wipe my eyes now.
Vince Gill sang it but his version really hit because he lost his brother and he did this song in his honor and there was a lot of emotion behind it. In fact he lost it a couple of times and the lady singing with him, Martina McBride took over while he played the guitar.
Thanks for this reaction....I loved it! I think this version is very powerful! The first time I heard them sing this was live at a concert and it blew us away! I've been so hoping that a video would be released for it so all could enjoy it! I can't wait til you get to enjoy them live too....and then for us to see your reaction! It will be epic!
Totally agree with you, would have loved to be in that church. It sure is wow❤️ Their voices😍 I'll see them next year 2/29 when they'll be in Europe, so excited. Thanks for your reaction!
Great reaction! You’re not the only one that gets tears in their eyes for this one. Want something different? Austin is a classical and musical theater trained singer. He worked really hard to sing without his Georgia accent. Then he joined Home Free and all that went out the window, according to Tim. They used to do “Bring Him Home” from Les Miserables to give Adam a break after his beatbox solo, Austin is the soloist and is awesome. This is the link for a fan’s video. ruclips.net/video/FAarrEj4or8/видео.html Please check it out and be pleasantly surprise! Thank you!
You should react to their version of Do You Hear What I Hear. Adam's percussion in that one is breathtaking. They made it before Chris (their first baritone who started the group with Adam, the percussionist/his brother) left the group to pursue a solo career. Adam Chance was his replacement and he is the one wearing the hat.
God I love, love, love just watching them inside the music. Their videos are great and I love 'em, but I could just watch them recording every single time.
Vince Gill wrote this fir a fellow artist Keith Whitley finished it when his brother Bob died in 1993 added another verse two years ago he is also an amazing singer a sensitive beautiful musician a brilliant guitarist can play most anything with strings
When Tim started singing Amazing Grace I looked at your face and completely lost it. That is one of the most emotional songs ever written, Home Free sings it supurbly.
No one has Vince Gill's voice but man this is a good cover as usual from the boys in Home Free.
Beautiful tenor...that high lonesome sound.
I agree
Check out Vince Gill and Patty Loveless singing this at George Jone's funeral.
But he's come as close as I've heard....I once heard Vince Gill say that he (himself) sings like a girl. Lol
It's Chance's bass voice you hear...Tim is singing a different part here...Chance is an amazing bass...I love his voice. Go listen to Vince Gill's song...it's about when his brother passed away. Especially since you really loved his voice on your Country Week. You won't be disappointed..bring your tissues!!
Beautiful, just beautiful.
Heavens Choir. 🙏💓🙏
Vince Gill wrote the song after the death of his brother.. we played this song at my fathers funeral... still can’t hear it without crying... so beautiful and touching.. love that home free recorded it..
Rob was the bomb! The harmonies were sick, as usual!
Just amazing and beautiful.
I am late to your crew but have leaned on Home Free since Covid hit. This is one of my absolute favorites! Another is Children Go Where I Send Thee, with Kenny Rogers. Long but worth every second! Thanks for your reaction ... found a year down the road! 😊
Vince Gill, wrote this song for brother. Who had died... he was really close to him...
I've told you before, but I repeat it again: You are one of the most sincere, authentic reactors out there. Thank you! You reflect my responses exactly. I still love Vince Gill's version, but this was fantastic!
What I really like about Rob’s voice is the reedy quality he gets that makes him sound like a saxophone.
Heard this right after my nephew passed a month ago. Still brings tears to my eyes and makes me think of him. Rob? Rob is absolutely amazing! I fell in love with Home Free the first time I saw one of their videos and heard Rob sing. I had the pleasure of telling him so when I went to their concert in May. I got the sweetest smile from him. Will never forget it!
Vince Gill wrote this for his brother. he is the one to do it. These guys are good BUT Vince will make you cry big tears when you hear his version.
I swear these guys could sing the dictionary and make it sound fantastic! Sounds great without the beatboxing backup - Adam has a beautiful voice too!
VINCE GILL
Home Free did this song wonderful justice. Sure Vince is proud!
Wow!!! What a Coverversion this is!. love Vince but this Version by these guys is brilliant, Tears are running......WOW
CHILLS EVERY TIME So Beautiful 😍 💗❤️💜✌🏻. They did Vince Gill proud 😉
These guys are amazing! When Vince Gill sings this song I can’t help but cry every time. You can just feel the emotion in his voice, after all he wrote this song about his brother who’s resting high on the mountain.
You know that is Chance singing that fabulous bass, don't you? Watch and see Tim singing along with the rest of the guys..Chance is fantastic!!
This song just sends you to that place and time we’ve all had in our lives.. beautiful and heart stopping
They are Fabulous live !!! It was so hard to believe that they could be as good or better than a recorded version of a song, but it is true. I was absolutely blown away, we see them whenever they are close enough . They are all so good and Yes Rob has been great, but I am missing some more of Austin;s voice. That guy can really Sing !!!!
Terri Christenson Me too, but maybe we’ll hear more from him when they release the songs that he wrote on this album.
I do, Rob keeps getting better and better. And he was brilliant to begin with❤️
Rob as grown into his own for sure
ICONIC VERSION - Vince Gill with Patty Loveless at the memorial for George Jones. When Loveless comes in on the chorus with that high lonesome hill voice of hers ... impossible not to cry.
Vince Gill wrote this song shortly after his brother died. It was meant as a tribute, and has definitely become one. Originally recorded by Vince Gill, he had Ricky Skaggs and Patty Lovelace join him on the gorgeous three part harmonies.
I cry every time
Music this good should move you. It doesn’t fail.
That was lovely (well it's Home Free after all) but there's just something extra special about watching and listening to Vince Gill sing it.
Vince Gill sang and wrote this song when his brother died.
Vince with Allison and Ricky is sheer beauty
I think he wrote it about singer Keith Whitley hence the line you were no stranger to the rain as his big hit was I'm no stranger to the rain
I am Sherlocked his brother had a drug addiction.
Maybe it has a dual meaning. I looked up the behind the song stats and it says it's about Keith Whitley
@@pattiscott7824 Ive heard that it was for Keith Whitley as well...?
Great job on the bass line Chance!
It's really hard not to shed a tear or two to this. I almost did it. Lol. Anywho, if I were to die now, this would most likely be my farewell song. It's absolutely touching to me. Keep rockin it out there, my man! You're a super cool dude! :)
What part of Australia are you from and what's it like living there?
Love your reactions! I agree Rob has really stepped outside of the box lately and come into his own. This group is amazing!!
Chance is so incredible singing the base on his on this...he and Tim are a so good together. When Tim was singing...Chance sounded so so so good!!!!
This one made me cry.
Rob has always had a good voice, but he seems to have more confidence about him I have noticed and it does reflect in his voice too. This was done live, there is no official video for it yet on their YT page, but hopefully soon. This is what goodness you would hear live at a concert. They are just that good seriously and I have heard them do this live at a concert I attended last month. I didn't really go to cry, but that song will do it to ya. Lol!
Since his weight loss Rob has gained so much confidence.
I love this song....I was very happy to learn Home Free had done a cover of Vince Gill's masterful song. Now I would love to find out how Vince Gill feels about what Home Free did with his song.....
Say what you will about Chase wearing a hat in church... but those TONES he was hitting. Absolutely gorgeous. I wish I had a voice half as good as these guys do.
Thank you so much for this reaction, PG! I had much the same reaction as you did when I first watched this. This song was written & performed by Vince Gill for Keith Whitley & his brother when they passed away. My mother had mentioned that she wanted this song played at her funeral when she passed, and I do believe that this will be the version that we will use.
The most amazing part is that this is a live performance - no mixing or studio needed. Thanks again for all your reactions! ❤
My mom requested it also.
I love this song...and I have to chuckle because I knew you'd mention the hat. LOL. I admit though, that I thought the same thing. Men do not wear hats in church.
I feel certain he would not wear a hat to church service which this was not.
@@zrp8y23 That is true. I wasn't thinking about the fact that this wasn't a service. ;)
Phenomenal!!! Truly enjoyed that reaction Pat..... and completely fully understand!!! Such a powerful delivery with Rob ... I've always said that this man just doesn't get enough credit (for what he does or his ability). This sound HF produces can't be touched/matched (esp in the acapella world). These "Church Sessions" are as perfect (sound) as you can get.
OK - I'll stop........ so I don't write a book. .................. Shout out to @Country Rebel ... awesome work and promotion!!!
Just beautiful. Wow!!!! Amazing harmony
My favorite one so.far. tough because I like them all
An original written by Vince Gill. This is a great cover, but Vince's voice is one of a kind. I just wish I'd quit hearing this at funerals...it just guts the hell out of me.
I strongly encourage you to watch Vince Gill's and Patty Loveless' performance at
George Jones' funeral. Patty's angelic voice helps carry him through
it. INCREDIBLE. @
Like so may others I enjoy seeing Rob being showcased. What a unique person.
This has become my family's go to funeral song so it's very sad but also brings up happier memories of them as well
Vince Gill wrote this song and sang it at his brother’s funeral years ago. I don’t know how he did it. I like this, but Vince along with Allison Krause or/& Patty Loveless or/& Ricky Skaggs.......it is purely beautiful & heart tugging. This song is a go to song at funeral. And their add in of Amazing Grace in this was genius. One of my most loved religious song. So beautiful.
Vince Gill wrote this song for his brother when he passed away then dedicated it to Keith Whitley when he passed away. You should hear Vince Gill sing this.
Vince Gill (songwriter) would joke at concerts that the teenage boys who would call for his daughter had lower voiced than he did! This is a song he wrote for country singer Keith Whitley, but didn't finish and perform it until his own brother died. Home Free does a suburb rendition of this song, with the touch of Amazing Grace just the right addition.
This was written and originally sung by Vince Gill. He wrote it for his brother after he had passed away with no intention of recording it, it was a personal goodbye from one brother to another. Definitely recommend listening to the original Vince has an incredible voice and is an incredible guitar player who has played at Eric Claptons crossroads festival several times. He also joined the Eagles last year for their tour.
I can't listen for crying😢😢-- so very beautiful 🙏🏼
These guys did a good job with this song. It still seems extra special when Vince sings it. I think you would especially enjoy the harmonies anytime Vince sings with Patty Loveless. They are amazing together.
Makes me cry every time. Missing my dad, almost 4 years since he passed away. I have heard them sing this live. Chills.
Lost my Dad 3 years ago. God bless you.
Bless you, too. I'm not sure if we ever get used to it.......it gets a little easier over time, but I wish I could talk to him, just one more time.
@@bettygossell3408 I lost my dad nearly 26 years ago. I dont think you ever get over the loss, you just get used to the pain of missing them.
Blessings to you & yours. 🙏🏻❤
Another fantastic reaction. I love Home Free’s rendition of this song (and I love to hear Vince Gill sing it too) At the last concert I attended someone asked the guys during the Q and A session who had the best voice, and without a moments hesitation Austin answered that it was Rob. Austin said that Rob’s voice is one of the most beautiful voices he’s ever heard. And I have to agree...it is such a pure clear tenor voice and it’s so pleasing to listen to. Chance also said that this was the hardest song for him to sing...not technically, but emotionally. I noticed when they sang it during that concert that Chance kept his eyes closed during the entire song so he could get through it. Thanks for reacting to this.
These guys are the Stevie Ray Vaughn of vocals.
They are featuring Rob on most of the songs on their new album and lots of people are very happy about that. His voice is unique and very special and I'm so happy to hear him shine. They have been ending their concerts with this song, but I don't know if they still will on their new tour. If you get to see them before I do (Nov 2) you can let us know :*))
Sweetheart it is originally sung by Vince Gill. I love this rendition and these boys. BUT!!! Nobody but nobody can sing this one better than Vince. It was a very personal song for him. It was about his brother who passed.. i believe back in the 90's. It's a wrecking ball . it is used in a lot of funeral services here in America.
First: ADAM!!! No baseball caps in church!! P.E.R.I.O.D. Second: These guys are the Kings of the polar opposites! They can have my sides splitting from laughter with one song and blubbering, snot nosed, ugly crying in another. I have never seen them live in concert either so I'm hoping they will be in a venue near me too! I mean, if both Pentatonix can do a show and the President of the United States can hold his campaign launch in my city then Home Free should be able to stop on by too!
Ok Pat....just listened to Freddie Mercury singing a stripped down just him and piano. Was in a vault since 1985. Released another version instead. Found it 2 yrs ago and just released it this month..OMG!! That's all I'm sayingi 😄
Rob has always been my favorite singer in the group, but they are all great. Keep up the good work with the reactions and I am looking forward to your future specials. Hope you have one with Avi Kaplan. You are the only reactor I know of that is doing these kinds of specials.
Both of my parents are gone now. They went exactly 21years apart to the day. I will always remember their love of God and Family. This makes me miss them and happy they can see his face now.
Loved the reaction, Pat. I was lucky enough to hear them sing this live while I had a front row center seat so they were standing right in front of me. It was great then and still great now.
Apparently it’s the job of the HF baritone to wear a hat in church. First Chris in O Holy Night and now Chance here. You’d figure they would’ve remembered the issues the first one caused and avoided that again here.
Chance doing the bass on this song wow
Vince Gill is a Beautiful Singer! He wrote this about his brother and didn’t sing it until Keith Whitley died. He originally sang it with Ricky Skaggs and Patty Loveless! He has sang it several times at various funerals!
shout out to Adam Rupp for all the high ooooo notes in this . I didnt know he could go that high. wow
I definitely like the sing home free does it so well they make me happy
They sing this at their live concerts it brings tears to your eyes hearing it in person
Rob’s voice has definitely been super stellar lately! Home Free is always on point with those harmonies!!
They’ll be announcing tour dates before the new album release on July 26th. I believe they may have said in a video that it would probably be summer of 2020 for Australia.
They have another song I've just heard from them called "Good old boy good time". I think you'd love it.
We played Vince Gills version at my grandma's funeral. I Kno w she would have loved this
Beautiful
They did Vinde Gil so proud, it's just beautiful!😍
I loved Chance holding down the bass lines while Tim sang with the tenors. Great arrangement!
I hear what you’re saying about Rob’s (and Austin’s) voice, and their voices are still maturing. Can’t wait to see where they are going.
You'll be thrilled to know that they perform this in all their concerts. The Australian concerts should be announced soon. I think they said in early summer (Our summer, that is) This song was written by Vince Gill. If you haven't checked him out yet, you need to do that. He's known for his Angelic voice, and his amazing guitar skills. Vince Gill wrote this song following the death of his older brother Bob in 1993, after suffering a fatal heart attack. He also performed this song in 2013 at the funeral of his fellow friend and artist George Jones. Vince Gill is a mega country star with many, many #1 hits, so there are many video's to chose from. Thank you!
I had not seen this. Thank you so much for playing it. I'm sure I'll be crying every time I hear it. Nobody does it better.
I have never seen this version. How amazing it is. I saw the other version. Someone above said it was live. WOW is all I can say
Saw them live in Kalamazoo Michigan, they were absolutely amazing, they're even better in person, thought Tim was gonna bring the place down with his bass..
Love me some Home Free!! Fantastic video and harmony!
This takes my breath away.
I hadn't seen or heard this video yet, so your reaction was mine too! Thank you SO MUCH for sharing this one - they performed it beautifully. When the organ - I mean harmonies - kicked in, I had to check to make sure that no one snuck in and started playing. I have to go find a tissue to wipe my eyes now.
Vince Gill sang it but his version really hit because he lost his brother and he did this song in his honor and there was a lot of emotion behind it. In fact he lost it a couple of times and the lady singing with him, Martina McBride took over while he played the guitar.
I believe you're referring to Patty Loveless
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Thanks for this reaction....I loved it! I think this version is very powerful! The first time I heard them sing this was live at a concert and it blew us away! I've been so hoping that a video would be released for it so all could enjoy it! I can't wait til you get to enjoy them live too....and then for us to see your reaction! It will be epic!
I love your reaction and everyone else's when they discover just how great Home Free actually are. Love these boys.
You absolutely must watch the video with Vince Gill - who wrote this for his brother that had died- and Alison Kraus,
Yes...the Amazing Grace part is where I always want to cry!
Your reaction speaks volumes, I don't believe anything more is necessary.
Vince Gill wrote & sings it , my brother in law loved this song & we played it at his funeral.
Totally agree with you, would have loved to be in that church. It sure is wow❤️ Their voices😍
I'll see them next year 2/29 when they'll be in Europe, so excited.
Thanks for your reaction!
Vince Gill wrote this song.
Great song
I cried like a baby
I love you and your reactions. You are so great!!!! Keep up the great work. Can't wait for more from you!!!!!!
If you've never seen these guys live, put it on your bucket list! They are absolutely amazing!
Written by the great Vince Gill
Great reaction! You’re not the only one that gets tears in their eyes for this one. Want something different? Austin is a classical and musical theater trained singer. He worked really hard to sing without his Georgia accent. Then he joined Home Free and all that went out the window, according to Tim. They used to do “Bring Him Home” from Les Miserables to give Adam a break after his beatbox solo, Austin is the soloist and is awesome. This is the link for a fan’s video. ruclips.net/video/FAarrEj4or8/видео.html Please check it out and be pleasantly surprise! Thank you!
Glad you got to experience this song it is amazing.
Simply a great cover! Wow
You should react to their version of Do You Hear What I Hear. Adam's percussion in that one is breathtaking. They made it before Chris (their first baritone who started the group with Adam, the percussionist/his brother) left the group to pursue a solo career. Adam Chance was his replacement and he is the one wearing the hat.
Must watch End Of The Road to see a whole new version of just how versatile Rob is!