Bass Singer FIRST-TIME REACTION & ANALYSIS - Home Free | Mary Did You Know
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Hey, you there, reading the comments -- it's become clear that I was WAY OFF in my guess at how old this particular Christmas song was (I'm also laughing at myself lol). I appreciate everyone taking the time to correct that error, but no need to be the 100th person to do so -- the first few comments settled that score very quickly 😂 I hope you enjoy the rest of the analysis!!
I'm glad you wrote this post...cause I was gonna go off on ya about how old it is ! LOL
@@miamidolphinsfan 😂😂😂
That's OK, Peter! I thought it was older too until Home Free came out with this incredible version but did some research & discovered the truth! Loved your analysis. Merry Christmas!
And then there are those carols that are really old, but people think are modern (as I've seen in reactions to Home Free's "Go Tell it on the Mountain")-- I think it all comes down to what you first heard the song. If it's part of your *own* early memories, it seems like it should be early in history. Also, to be fair, the melody is written in an "old sounding" scale, compared to most pop music.
React to marry did you know by Sanam..
Mark Lowry wrote this, in Dec 1996
Tim and Chance have been working together, so that may be the reason it sounds like Tim. 307 Reacts heard this song in concert, and said Chance was doing the bass, and that it sounded the same as the studio version, so I think it’s Chance doing the bass.
Thank you for a great reaction. I have been hoping you would do this one. If you haven’t heard Do you Hear What I Hear, even for your own enjoyment.
I hope you feel better soon.
I also suspect that those deep, rumbling, rolling bass tones you hear sporadically throughout (to such great effect, such as at the end of "the great...I AM") are being done by Adam Rupp because I've heard him do those exact tones in his recent beatboxing solos on stage in concert.
@@arnieadam I know he can do them, as he does one in their video "Some Girls Do' near the end....whoever is doing it. it's bloody BRILLIANT !
The hard boom in I still haven't found what I'm looking for was Adam Rupp you can see it in a few of the areas
My search says 1984 by Mark Lowry
@@droid8472 that would be correct, he worte it fir a church play and then it was recorded in 1991 by a Mr English, then Mr Lowrey put it on his 1996 album and the rest is history
Home Free did such an excellent job with this!!! This has been a great month for innovative covers of old/traditional songs (big shoutouts to Geoff Castellucci and Tomi P + Casper Fox for their amazing covers as well). I really, really like how much artistic freedom they took to make this piece their own, while also staying true the core of the song. Bravi, tutti!
When did Geoff do it? I can't find it anywhere.
Fun fact, Geoff Castelluci sometimes arranges pieces for home free.
All the guys are remarkable, but I personally think Chance is the most underrated voice of the group. He does all the bass on this, and many others, but with a 4 octave range, his natural baritone just contributes so much, whether coveirng bass, harmony or lead. Having 2 quality basses, and 3 quality tenor voices, just gives them the flexibility to do just about any thing in any genre. Love this!
Thank you Penny, couldn't have said it any better myself...!!!!
Actually him and Tim combine for the bass when Austin is singing
Tim is a quality bass he is what basses want to be with his power control and all over perfection of the bass
I love Chance… he and Rob are the ones that really tug at my heart…not that I don’t love everyone of them.
Chance is technically a bass-baritone. This gives him a stronger than average baritone range, while being able to actually go slightly lower than an average bass, too. An average bass only has a strong vocal weight to D2; Chance's vocal weight is still pretty strong to a B1. He can go slightly lower than even that, he just doesn't have Tim's vocal weight.
This R&B vibe of Mary Did You Know is now #1 on my Christmas playlist.
You really need to check out the Home Free cover of Mayday, really shows how crazy high Tim can go in his range and also a great bass line from Chance.
or Snow Globe. Tim has a note that is in Austin's upper range. All of the guys are so talented.
YES YES YES
Oh my goodness…..what about “When a man loves a woman?”
Happy Holidays, safe travels!
Mary Did You Know was actually released 1996 by Mark Lowry and Buddy Green they participates with the Gaither gospel music organization. I found it to be a beautiful piece. It gives a different aspect to the gift God gave mankind.
Yep written in 1984 by Mark.
It sounds like a very old hymn.
@@c1osmo I was 3 years old!
I saw Buddy Green in concert who told the story of receiving the lyrics from from Mark and was told to "do something with this." A classic was born.
Mark wrote the lyrics in 1984. Buddy composed the music in 1991. It was recorded and released by Michael English in 1991. It mostly came mainstream when it was released by Kathy Mattea in 1993
Voctave's version featuring Mark Lowry is a must watch.
I still have trouble believing my mother's favorite Christian comedian from my childhood is such a talented vocalist.
Mark Lowry actually wrote this song. He's not just a talented vocalist. 🙂
When they are live Chase and Tim can sound alike in their bass lines
"Hundreds of years...?" Try 1991... That may seem like centuries ago to a whippersnapper such as yourself, but for us old folks (57), that makes this a new song... This is one of the relatively few contemporary Christmas songs that I really enjoyed performing in a large men's chorus. Anyway, I couldn't help but get a chuckle from that chronological faux pas. Thanks for the comic relief...
Peter, I’ve listened to several of your reactions and interpretations of Home Free songs, but without a doubt, I think this one for’Mary, Did You Know?’, is really one of the best!!
I love Home Free, I really enjoy this songs & their messages ❤and as far as I’m concerned, you’re one of the best!!
Here’s a suggestion - get their video of HF doing ‘Pretty Woman’.
They are dressed to the nines w/gold lame’ jackets ’ (not sure how this is spelled - being a former Reference Librarian over 30 yrs. in Dallas & Salt Lake City, you’d think I’d look it up and verify !!
Oh! I almost forgot a very important item in this video, Besides the gold jackets. They’ve all got pompadours!! Whoever styled their hair, and I think it was wives & girl friends, did an incredible job. They must have gotten a lot of laughs that day.
Blessings and best wishes - and get well soon.
Nelb
Mark Lowry wrote this song "Mary Did You Know" in 1980. If you look for Voctave's version Mark Lowry sings with them. I think you will enjoy this version.
Why doesn't Buddy Green get any credit for it? He wrote the beautiful music for the wonderful lyrics written by Mike Lowrey!!!
Beautiful song, made for these guys. Love the perfect harmonies of Home Free. The beginning of Tim is so beautiful. Someone once compared it to dark liquid chocolate, fantastic. It's also always fascinating how the guys can switch roles. Chance is great with his bass line. And Adam's beatboxing is out of this world. Love your detailed reactions, thanks for that!
An incredible Home Free arrangement of a Christmas song is their version of Do You Hear What I Hear.
🎵🎶🎵What Christmas means to me!! 🎶🎵🎶. Home Free!
Not many more days for Christmas songs! This is fun!
those two drops sound like what adam does during his drum solo stuff.
I truly believe those really deep rumbling base sounds that you hear especially toward the end is Adam Rupp. It is just like the drop the bass segments at the very end of his drum solos
So glad you reacted to this one! Enjoyed it so much! Hard to believe but I think Chance covers the low bass this whole song! These guys keep us interested with all their surprises!
Merry christmas, happy New Year, hope all is well in your world!
I haven't heard anyone talk about this.. but is anyone else hearing the quick, soft, little ah - ah -ah from Adam ? Why is nobody mentioning this ?? It's awesome !! Especially where he throws them in there.. You can almost miss it if you're not listening for it what with so much else going on to listen to...Try it again.. See if you can hear it..
Thanks sir for you always amazing analysis if songs, and thank you for coming back and reacting to Home Free
Elizabeth is so awesome....I love her individual interviews
Thats what christmas means to me from Home Free is also a song that is super fun And cool to watch en listen to
I was scrolling through RUclips and this year old video just happened to come through my playlist I'm so glad it did I really do hope I get to meet you one day
tim's new album is amazing, you should check out his cover of come go with me. that cover is so good and his album is even better.
Really nice to hear a reaction from someone besides Elizabeth Zarhoff who is picking up the little things that are happening in the background of these songs. The thing that sets HF apart from PTX, to me, is Adam Rupp. You mentioned his beatbox sound effects in the vocal stops around the phrase "The blind will see....";, etc. You are the first reactor to notice this and I've watched a LOT of reactions. You never know what to expect from Adam. One thing you didn't mention (no one has, I don't think) was the choice to use the VERY OBVIOUS vocalists' taking breaths in the opening section. Most of the time, you don't want people to hear you breathe in...this time it was very obvious and an excellent arranging choice. Really enjoyed your reaction....subbed.
Thank you for your wonderful reaction. I'm glad you picked up on the crazy beatboxing sounds that Adam had going on. There's no logical reason those sounds should work in such a traditional sounding song. But they totally work! As to the bassline, it's getting really hard to tell who is doing it unless you actually see them singing the part. Also, Adam Rupp has some very similar tones in his arsenal of vocal treasures. Again, so hard to say unless Home Free confirms it. Have a safe trip home. Merry Christmas and Happy New Year!
it is really hard to tell who is doing what and truthfully that's part of what I love about them. It gives them so much flexibility and fullness to their sound. They can have one singing bass, one doing the bass line, and one throwing in a bass drop all at the same time. Similarly, on the high end, you can have any 3 to 5 of them singing tenor at the same time. It's what makes Home Free unique
Check out Home Free cover of MAYDAY Tim is in his high register and Chance drops the bomb at the end
This one of the most beautiful songs ever written.
Just listened to this reaction and enjoyed it but have you heard the Pentatonix version of this song? They take it to the next level!,,
Thank you for your reaction. I appreciate when other artist can appreciate each other and show respect to the craft...grateful for that! I like your breakdown of what they did with the song and your kudos for them doing it well. I stopped watching you for a bit but came back when I noticed the "pit viper" wasn't playing such a strong part in your analysis (personnel preference there) Again, thanks for here the whole of the arrangement and hope you get to feeling better over your Christmas & Holiday break 🎄🤧☕🎄
Side note - - hope you sneak in our HF guys once in a while next year when your exploring the heavy metal other genres if ya can for us diehard hfries 😉
Excellent reaction. I enjoy the way you totally dissect a selection. Props to Chance and Adam for keeping the bass and beat going.
Merry Christmas Peter!! Well done.........
One of my favorites from this group is their cover of MayDay. It definitely shows a little more of Tim’s high range and Chance’s lower range since I believe chance is doing all the bass and has a little solo in that one
Angels We Have Heard on High is one of their Christmas songs that doesn't get much attention. I hope you will consider reacting to it this year.
Thiz rendition is beautiful. Have you ever listened to Pentatonix version of this? It was when Avi was still with them, so its been a minute. I'm glad you posted what you did about when the song came out lol I was about to mention it. I got to see Mark Lowery in concert, well his comedy sketch back in 97 I believe and he sang this. This song is my absolute all time favorite Christmas song. I sang it in church a few times but the track I sang to was a rendition that started with the traditional Christmas song O Holy Night, then led into Mary DidYouKnow, then wrapped up with O Holy Night. So, anyway thank you as always for your commentary and wishing you a very Merry Christmas!
I feel like we need to talk about the specific energy Austin brings to religious Xmas music. Hey Gabriel, calm tf down 😂.
Have you seen Pentatonix's version of "Mary Did You Know?" It's amazing!!!
Home Free hve actually done "Mary Did U Kno?" twice now, 1's with the original band members & 2ndly with this lineup. Adam (beatboxer) did very Xcellant sound FX's in their 1st version as well.
Two words CHILL BUMPS
I forgot to mention, I think this is my favorite reaction from you! So intelligent, cute, knowledgeable, and talented!
Merry Christmas and thank you for this gift. Home Free is my favorite acapella group. I'm a new subscriber because of your reactions to Home Free.
I know Tim has been working with Chance on sub harmonics as well as extending his range
VERY much enjoy your informed & informative reactions to the various acapella groups (and individuals) releasing wonderful, and sometimes innovative, arrangements of songs.
Sorry about the long(er) recovery from your cold. I'm sure it can be a significant problem for the singing part of your career. I'm glad you took the time to listen to the long interview Tim had with Elizabeth. I found it very interesting as well even though I feel like I know a fair amount about his background.
Best of luck with all of your many endeavors. Enjoying the bass gang and each of the individuals who make it up. I REALLY enjoyed the cover of "The Summit" you and Bobby did awhile back.
Hi Peter, my name is Anthony, and I'm a huge fan of you and your channel. I know you might not read this but I promise it'll be worth it. Mark Lowry is the one who wrote this song in the late 1990's, (I believe 1996) and he is one of my favorite baritones in one of my favorite Southern Gospel groups, Gaither Vocal Band. If you really want to hear a beautiful group, listen to Gaither Vocal Band. My favorite song from them is "Sinner Saved By Grace" definitely worth a listen, and if possible, a reaction!! Merry Christmas and Happy New Year for those who are celebrating btw🙏🏼
This song was written in 1984 by Mark Lowry. Not an old song at all. Homefree does this song so well.
Chance carries the bass in this one. Hey Peter!! I am truly one of your biggest fans. I do plan to become a Patreon on the 30th. I get paid that day. I am on disability with stage 3 MS and it makes me so sad that I can't afford to support you the way my heart desires to. But I will do all I can to give you a nice Patreon Christmas present. Thank you for all you do. Especially for someone like me that spends most of the winter in bed. Your voice literally takes my pain away. I take no medication. When I hurt, I watch your videos. Thank you.
Thank you for sharing your reactions with us, always a pleasure to watch 💙💜
Chance was an AWESOME bass in his prior group. When they perform Brothers in Arms, listen carefully and you'll here Chance & Tim are singing the bass line together.
Great reaction break down and analysis.
Absolutely love the arrangement of this most beautiful song. It is, in fact, my favorite cover of this song, as they put their own spin on it. Brilliant, as usual! Thank you for reacting to this. Merry Christmas and Happy New Year! 🎄🎉
Ok !! I spoke to soon.. You did catch the sounds I was talking about.. Not one other reactor that I've watched has brought that up.. I was beginning to think I was hearing things.. Thank you for removing those doubts..
I'm a new sub and I just wanted to let you know that I really enjoy the way you analyze and break down these complex performances. It's interesting to get the perspective of an experienced vocalist because your brain processes what you hear in a very different way than someone who listens for pure enjoyment. Thank you!
Enjoy this special time with your family. Have a very Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year!
Love this analysis!! Merry Christmas!!
Thank you for doing such an excellent analysis of technique and thoughtful explanation of the why's and how's of the piece. You're always informative while also clearly enjoying the beauty of the music. It doesn't hurt, that you have a voice made to listen to. Feel better and Merry Christmas 🎄
Thanks for this vid, & safe travels! I've only recently subscribed to you & never heard Home Free before, so this is a wonderful Winter Solstice gift to me.
I love this version so much. As always love your reaction analysis and can't wait to see where u head from here with stuff.
Listen for the air in Tim's voice especially in the quieter lows.
Song was written by Mark Lowry in 1984. He's a former Gaither singer.
Thank you for a really good reaction. I enjoy your take on HF and their amazing music. Hope you feel better soon. Merry Christmas to you and yours.
I am very impressed if that was Chance doing the whole bass line in this.....Kudos Chance
Thank you for the analysis and reaction. I love the close harmony that Home Free does. My favorite part is the lead up to and singing of “I AM”. Merry Christmas
Can you also react to the version of this song sung by Pentatonix?
Great reaction, enjoy your holidays at home - be safe.
As someone who's a huge fan of Home Free and Voiceplay and developing her own acapella arrangements, I really appreciate your technical explanations of technique. It's really helpful to understand the underlying concepts better, and you do a great job of breaking everything down in ways someone who hasn't gone to music school can understand. Thank you so much for your videos! I've been watching and subbed for awhile now but idk if I've ever commented. Between you, TCV, and Mortius, I feel like I'm getting such a better perspective on how my favorite acapella role models compose their covers.
Beautiful version for sure! 😊
I would like to see you do "Snowglobe".
It's an original by Tim, and full of surprises. 😉☺
Thank You for your great reaction…..&…..HAVE A MERRY CHRISTMAS & A HAPPY NEW YEAR ‼️🎄❄️☃️❄️🎄
Thank you Peter for another great analysis! As a frontline hospital worker, the past few years have nearly broken me but I've found comfort in getting back to my vocal roots and allowing music to soothe my soul. As a contralto, I've always been drawn to the lower notes and I appreciate your insights as a bass singer. If you're looking to branch out a bit, I'd love to get your take on Johnny Cash's version of Hurt (originally written by Trent Reznor of Nine Inch Nails). It's not the most technically proficient vocally, but in my opinion, it is one of the most heartfelt, raw, and beautifully haunting performances of all time.
"Hurt" hits my heart every time I see/hear the Cash video.
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Adam holds the bass when Tim is solo
You were asking about Chance's bass range - there's a track he did with Street Corner Symphony called Stay With Me where the comment sections says he's singing A1s - I'm no expert to be sure, but it sounds very good, whatever the exact note.
Listening closely, it sounds like there is some layering on this track. There is a section where you see all of them singing the lyrics but you still hear a sustained bass underneath. So I think that you are hearing both Tim and Chance.
In 1984 Mark Lowry thought of the song but it was played first in 1991 while he was with Gaither Vocal Band. I think Chance had the bass because Tim was singing
Peter, I love your deep talking voice 👂❤👍and I love Home Free ❤ Tim Foust is just amazing 😮😮😮
That bass growl at 19:36 is - it sounds and looks to me - to be Adam Rupp. And the high sustained wails in Listen to the Music are him too. That man is amazing.
Very nice reaction. Good breakdown.
Another one to add to the list to listen to is you have not yet is Dive Bar Saints, one of Home Free original songs. Chance is the lead on it and it is a great end of the week song.
Good reaction. I always learn stuff from you... I'm just over the bridge from Philly in south Jersey. Philly is getting wild lately, be careful out there..
Hi Peter, as always, your analysis is insightful and I learned something. Thank you.
I would really love for you to do the reaction/analysis of Tim‘s recent solo Come go with me (actually, I‘d love your take on the whole album, as it get‘s freakier and freakier with each song) and Tim and Austin‘s take on My Maria. I‘d like a bass singer to explain to me, in small words, what‘s goin‘ on, cause I don‘t understand. Please and thank you.
And now I have a new song to hunt down! 😁
Enjoyed your analysis.
You should react to Pentatonix singing this same song, it's incredible!
Mark Lowry wrote this song and sings it beautifully.
Peter when Adam does his little sound effects at the end of each post to be it's like he's putting. ( ! ) point adding more emphasis great reaction Peter
Mary did you know from pentatonix!!
Nope, this one isn't very old. Written by Mark Lowry in 1984. Music in 1991 by Buddy Greene. And originally recorded in 1991 by Michael English. This 'tube vid is in mono, for some reason. Sounds much better in stereo.
When you said those base "boom, boom, boom." had Tim's feel to them.
Watching the video we can see Chance move his head down with the notes.
He can hit those notes well. If you've seen Mayday, you know what I mean.
But yes, I thought that was Tim just hearing it too.
They seem to have started working that in more.
Thank you for this breakdown. When you return in the New Year it would be great if you could react to Home Free's Auld Lang Sine. Merry Christmas. Cheers!
Thanks!
"Mary Did You Know?" Love Pentatonix, Home Free and the songwriter Mark Lowry with Voctave versions.
I love the way you analyze these songs in your reactions. You say so many things that I'm thinking when listening to these songs. I would love to see you do a reaction to Tim Fousts rendition of Cant help falling in love. It is a very beautiful cover and I love what he did with his vocal arrangements in that song! This is a great rendition of this classic song but I think Cee Lo's version hits the hardest for me emotionally but the I love the way they arranged this song and the ending is beautiful. I would also love to see you a reaction to one of William Singes songs. I would love to hear your take on his vocal arrangements.
That was Adam doing that base line.
Love this! Gave me goosebumps. Love the arrangement. I’m not sure if it’s Chance, could be. Might it even be Adam?? Just a beautiful rendition, my favorite. Good reaction Peter. Have a wonderful Christmas.
This is a wonderful version of the song. Was surprised it wasn't an old song as well. Either way it's great.☺️
Love the informative reaction
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Now you need to listen to Mary did you know by Pentatonix
Don't forget about Adam Rupp. Believe it or not, Rupp can throw out some bass.
have you listened to Adam Rupp;s live percussion solo? he is awesome!