For those who are looking for an answer....Joker's Wild. 1994 champs. I can say with almost 100% certainty that the bass is Dave Kindinger. The lead and baritone sound the same. The only voice that doesn't sound quite like Joker's Wild is the tenor. But if you look up a Joker's Wild video, I think you'll agree. Hope that helps if anyone wanted to know.
It’s there. You can clearly hear the 7th in the 4th messaure. It’s hard to hear, when he sings either the root or the 5th, because it doubles/blends with the bass.
Truth Teller That I can't say....Could be one guy doing the sound on sound thing....but I'd know Al Shea's lead voice anywhere. That's not him. The Bills went silent back in the late 60's, a few years after Bill Spangenberg (sp) died. They replaced their bass, did shows and toured for those few years.....but that was it. That's what I remember anyways. Vern Reed attended conventions well into the 80's....I remember seeing him doing his movie role character with the Boston common in 82......The Buffalo Bills were a great quartet tho......last time I saw them sing I think I think I was maybe 6 years old.
For those who are looking for an answer....Joker's Wild. 1994 champs. I can say with almost 100% certainty that the bass is Dave Kindinger. The lead and baritone sound the same. The only voice that doesn't sound quite like Joker's Wild is the tenor. But if you look up a Joker's Wild video, I think you'll agree. Hope that helps if anyone wanted to know.
One man doing all 4 parts
This sounds like a training track; it's missing the baritone part.
Tenderfoot Prepper Lol. You may be right.......if its' there it's very quiet....maybe I'm just imagining it being there.
It’s there. You can clearly hear the 7th in the 4th messaure.
It’s hard to hear, when he sings either the root or the 5th, because it doubles/blends with the bass.
I hear it but the sound pyramid in barbershop is from loudest to softest Lead, Bass, Tenor, Baritone
it's there, but playing exclusively through the left ear. if your left earbud doesnt work maybe thats why
One man
Might have been the Buffalo Bills, but it doesn't sound like their usual bass line.
No, that's not the Bills, fairly certain about that.......
mike McCLary
I must agree. That leaves the question, "Then who?"
Truth Teller That I can't say....Could be one guy doing the sound on sound thing....but I'd know Al Shea's lead voice anywhere. That's not him. The Bills went silent back in the late 60's, a few years after Bill Spangenberg (sp) died. They replaced their bass, did shows and toured for those few years.....but that was it. That's what I remember anyways. Vern Reed attended conventions well into the 80's....I remember seeing him doing his movie role character with the Boston common in 82......The Buffalo Bills were a great quartet tho......last time I saw them sing I think I think I was maybe 6 years old.
I have to agree with you. To me, they made the movie "The Music Man"
They don't sing as written in bar 6 and 30 - otherwise very instructive