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Hi! We are ShopChat! On this show, we talking with many quartets, icons, and leaders in the barbershop harmony world. We'll learn more about their personal lives, better singing techniques, and the backgrounds of some quartets. Thanks for watching!!! Enjoy!
Instant Classic Part 2: I Won't Send Roses
Hello ShopChat fans! Here is part 2 of our interview with the 2015 international quartet champs, Instant Classic! We hope you enjoy it! Stay tuned for more coming soon!
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Instant Classic Part 1: Who? Exactly!
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Hello everyone! We hope that you will enjoy part 1 of our interview with your 2015 international barbershop quartet champs, Instant Classic! Stay tuned for part 2!
Max Q Part 2: Darn ya, Smile!
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Hello everyone! Here is Part 2 of our 2-part interview with your 2007 international champions, Max Q! We hope you enjoy it and stay tuned for more!
Max Q Part 1: Here's to the Losers!
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Hey everybody! We hope you will enjoy Part 1 in a two part series featuring your 2007 international champs, Max Q! Stay tuned for Part 2!
Debbie Cleveland
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Hello everyone! ShopChat is back with more awesome interviews! Up first is an interview with the two-time Sweet Adelines Queen of Harmony and acclaimed music educator, Debbie Cleveland! We hope you enjoy and stay tuned for more!
Bluegrass Student Union Part 2: The Legacy
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Hello everyone! We hope you enjoyed part 1, because here is part 2 of our amazing interview with the legendary Bluegrass Student Union! Enjoy! Thank you!
Bluegrass Student Union Part 1: The Journey
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Hey everybody! Part 1 or our awesome 2-part interview with your 1978 international quartet champs, the Bluegrass Student Union, has officially been released! We hope you enjoy our conversation with these legends, and will stay tuned for Part 2: The Legacy. Thank you!
Coming up next...
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Hey everybody! Check out this promo for a very special 2-part series coming up next on ShopChat...
Singing Tenor!
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Hey everyone! Our amazing interview on singing tenor with Tim Waurick (2006), Fred Farrell (1989, 2009), Don Barnick (1979, 1992), Kipp Buckner (1987, 1993, 2011), and Kent Martin (1980), is up and ready for you to watch! We hope you enjoy it! Thank you! In loving memory of Doug Anderson
Coming up Next!
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Hey everybody! ShopChat is back with another fantastic episode! Check out this promo to see what's next...
Joe Connelly Part 2: On the Road to 4!
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Hey everybody! We hope you enjoy Part 2 of our mighty awesome interview with your first four-time international quartet champ, "Mighty Awesome" Joe Connelly! Enjoy and stay tuned for more!
Joe Connelly Part 1: A Mighty Awesome Start!
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Hey everybody! Here is part 1 of our special 2 part interview with the first, four-time international quartet champion, "Mighty Awesome" Joe Connelly! We hope that you will enjoy it and stay tuned for part two! Thank you!
Coming up next on ShopChat...
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Hey everybody! Here is what's coming up next on ShopChat...
GQ
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Hey everybody! Here is our fun interview with your 2020 3rd place Sweet Adelines Quartet, GQ! We hope you enjoy it!
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Hey everybody! Up next we are talking with your 2020 international Sweet Adelines third place quartet, GQ! Coming soon!
Storm Front Part 2: It Seems We've Stood and Talked Like This Before...
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Storm Front Part 2: It Seems We've Stood and Talked Like This Before...
Scott and spectrum. What are the lifeful trip and stumble as I came across shop chat channel. My name is David and I was a barbershop from 1973 until the early 1980s. Huntington West Virginia was my home at the time and I sang with the local chapter there. Life took me a new directions and I haven’t been an active barbershop in many years, however I have been a fan and so enjoy listening to many of the top performing quartets and chorus here on TH-cam. I’ve subscribed to your channel and anticipate enjoying your interviews. I see you have a two-part interview with the Bluegrass Student Union. Antidotal story here, my wife on our honeymoon in 1974 drove nonstop from Key West Florida back through Louisville in order to hear the Louisville thoroughbreds and those rotten kids in their 1974 Christmas show. Additionally, the student unions first out of district show performance was for our Huntington West Virginia chapter show the spring of 1974. It was a thrill for them to perform on the same card with the dealers choice. How lucky were we to have a past and future champions on our 1974 show. The union may not remember me, but I’m sure they remember performingwith the dealers choice. Keep up the good work. And blessings to all barbershop.
Hey, I might add I was the MC of the shows during my tenure with the Huntington chorus. I had a background and broadcasting and radio and TV. I was blessed to spend some time with both quartets and what a blast for a young man who thoroughly thrilled to be barbershoping.
I LOVE Bluegrass Student Union. I have loved them since I was a boy. I saw them live and was so impressed with the volume of sound and the pure harmony. I lost my CD and would love to get another one if I could. Really, I would love to get a recording of everything BSU every did! They are simply THE BEST!
When I sing Bari, I find to prefer to stand next to the Tenor, it's easier to harmonize. Depending on the arrangement, standing next to a Lead or Bass throws me off a bit, or I need to put in an earplug
Brain Beck 😂
So very glad to hear about this groups background. They are wonderful!!! I love them😊😊
4 of my singing heros! Shane, well done!
As others have said...gold mine. I've listened to this interview before, well over a year ago, and I'm back to pick up what I missed. Gold. Mine!
3:00 the nobility keeps coming. This second generation stuff is so true, for most industries/areas.
All I can say is...WOW! Great talent and what a treat for this 77 year old tenor.
LOVE this!!
And they won this year
I was in the Florida College Chorus with Debbie. I remember we did a song called “Sweet Home” and Debbie had a solo part in it. I still know the words and her solo part. I wonder if she does. So glad to see her again! 💕
What a freakin' awesome interview! So great!
I'm the guy who gave Brandon's Class the lesson. Who'd da thunk!
My father has recently experienced some severe health issues and it has taken away much of his former independence. It's funny that up until his challenges, I'd not given much thought to my parent's mortality. I'm 43 years old and my parents are in their early 70s. I'm grateful I still have my parents but I know that time with our loved ones is not unlimited. I was touched by the lyrics and beautiful delivery of Signature of 'Dancing with my Father'. Peace and love to everyone out there.
What an interesting interview. I love these stories!
I've known Brandon for almost 25 years. It is so comforting to know that he has retained the HISTORY of the sound! A lot of what's sung today is not what was done years ago.
As someone who sang baritone for almost 15 years in a non-barbershop quartet, barbershop baritone is sooo scary to me! It's a whole new level. But it's also so enticing!! Hopefully I'll manage to get more comfortable singing barbershop baritone in the future...
Discovered this show this year. It was so good. Love to see more!
There’s so few examples (that I’ve found) of other people talking about that ability to find deep meaning in art, a meaning that comes from a place of empathy for others. For me it happens in films, and that’s why I went to film school. I’m able to place myself in the shoes of a character and feel it so deeply that I usually prefer to watch stuff alone because I think I might be distracting to others if something gets to me. Music can do it too, but I don’t have the ability to hear lyrics very well so if a song hits me then it’s usually because the singing is so pure or the music itself is inspired. Barbershop quartets are a treasure trove for those kinds of moments, for me at least.
Great example
The elite quartet in ladies barbershop period
Tony has all the skills of his "Pappa " Joe. Joe would be so proud of his son!!!!
15:55 its that moment
LMAO ty
This is blowing out my Nintendo ds speakers
Keepsake paled in comparison to Gas House Gang.
Great Shopchat! Thank you!
This is helpful information for me as a baritone! Thank you!
An influencial quartet man once said..."Anyone can sing baritone..." to Brandon's brother. I shook my head in shame! Brandon proves that statement to be so wrong!
Brandon is the best baritone ever-every note is perfect.
A bass is lead without the upper range is also where I find myself. Two back to back bouts of laryngitis killed what falsetto I had, and stripped several notes from my upper range, but added a half octave to my lower. Being that I had quit singing barbershop I just never made the effort to properly correct it. When I’m good form, my range is Bb1 (although I can passably hit but not really sing down to D1) to D4 (hitting C5, but not that you’d want to hear it). Favorite bass singers, b-shop and not: Glenn Miller for his lower range and his power, Geoff Castellucci for his range and timbre, Rick Staab for singing bass like a lead, and Jim Henry for his timbre and range -which I didn’t initially know he had until I heard a couple of songs where he was able to drop into the basement. I found your channel by accident, and I’m glad I did. You’re showcasing all my favorites. Well done!
Thank you so much for these great interviews, your insightful questions and letting the guys really delve into their experiences. They are my favorite quartet of all time, my boyhood barbershop heroes and I was privileged to sing with them in Thoroughbred Chorus, including some time under Jim Miller.
I have had a GREAT time learning about barbershop over the past year, and this series about the different voice parts was very interesting to me. Thanks all for sharing your knowledge and experience!
20:28 fred is a savage
you showed the old school from 2010 when they won silver not the old school from 2011 when they won gold
can't wait to hear them live.
I can't believe I've only JUST found this channel. What a fantastic episode, and what a fantastic show!
Noones gonna talk about Kent's awesome katana collection?
These guys are all legends!
FINALLY! 😆❤️
One of my favorite quartets, can't wait for part 2.
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It has been too long! :)
Love hearing these guys - role models - talk about the details. Great work ShopChat!
They rang the tag better than anyone in year one. Tight…
They rang the tag better than anyone in year one. Tight…
When are you going to interview the "Dealer's Choice"?
When Connelly talked about the 2006 contest I wondered how people were reacting to the international that year. I mean a contest year with MaxQ, OC Times, and the youngest champs for a long time Vocal Spectrum.
I can’t believe not ab lot of people know ab this channel this line up is literally insane
Such a fun timeline...
This is a gold mine. Thank you so much for doing this interview and posting it!
and try mixed and women's pieces! or change the key! There's no better style of music for adolescence than Barbershop!