Opera Singer Reacts to Geoff Castellucci - GHOST RIDERS IN THE SKY
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- Maggie's Choice Surprise Reaction to Geoff Castellucci - GHOST RIDERS IN THE SKY
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I have loved this song since I was a kid. Heard so many versions and Geoff's addition is a good one.
I am so glad to see your reaction.
I love this.
Let us introduce you to Jeff, Daryl, Geoff, Goff, and Jeoff.
Notice that Goff is left-handed.
Thank you Mike.
I really love the 'ghosts' are semi transparent and Geoff is solid
Left to right...
Jeff, Daryl, Geoff, Goff and Jeoph.
In the behind the scenes when he dressed as Daryl he started singing like Barry Gibb. Super high. He also said that was the most masculine he's ever felt (dressing like Daryl) 😹
Daryl is my favorite with Jeff coming in a close second.
It was written in 1948. Many people have done this.
Thanks for reacting to this, it's one of the first I heard by him is now my favorite production of this song. (I first heard it sing by The Sons of the Pioneers.)
there are many artists who have covered this song. The First was Burle Ives and about the same time it was done by Vaughn Monroe. But others that have covered it are Roy Clark (instrumental), Marty Robins, Johnny Cash, Frankie Lane, Peggie Lee, Bing Crosby and many others.
It was originally written and sung by Stan Jones in 1948 and covered by the legendary Marty Robins, Johnny Cash and others since. Listening to this harmonies in this I thought of Marty Robins and how well he would sound covering more of those western and gun fighter ballads. I have been anxiously waiting to hear you react to Austin & Rob singing opera. Will be listening tomorrow when you do. Love your reactions.
The characters are, left to right: Jeff, Daryl, Geoff, Goff, and Jeoph. The names Jeff, Jeoph, and Goff were given to characters in his Way Down cover, being common mispronounciation/spellings of his name, and adding Daryl for this cover.
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I have a suggestion: try to contact Geoff for an interview. Another operatic singer had an interview with Geoff last year. Her name is Elizabeth. Her channel is Charismatic Voice. Elizabeth and Geoff talk about general topics on music, Voiceplay and his solo stuff. I think conversation between you and Geoff would be awesome!
Yeah, I love Elizabeth. I watched her with both Geoff and again with Layne on how to process the beatboxing.
She's also did a interview with the lead singer from Sabaton.
@@Torthak She also did an R&A of VoicePlay's Halo theme. Her kicker was that she also interviewed Marty O'Donnell who was the original composer of Halo.
@@tiredangel39 Which video?
@@Torthak She also did an interview with Tim Foust from Home Free
I always knew this song from The Sons of the Pioneers. I love his version.
Thank you, Maggie Renee, for your reaction to Geoff Castellucci - Ghost Riders In The Sky. Geoff's voice is something special. The way his voice can go so down so deep and then can go so high is so amazing.
The original artist is a band called The Outlaws. Nice guys. I hung out with them a few times back in the 70's.
I love this version....great reaction Miss Maggie.....That would be so awesome to hear you two collab something.
I love the version that was in Blues Brothers 2000.
This song was written by a Park Ranger named Stan Jones in the forties and sang it around of the campfire on set of Gene Autry filming of his movies.
"Ghost Riders" was written and first recorded in 1948 by Stan Jones, made famous by Burl Ives one year later. Today, it had been recorded more than 300 times by artist inside and outside of Country Music. Including Johnny Cash, Christopher Lee (!), the Blues Brothers, Spiderbait and The Outlaws. :)
Geoff's Version ist alsolutely GREAT!! :)
Geoff's videos get better and better every time.
That whisper down was amazing, in the fact he let it sink all the way to an F#1; the inverted 5th of B1. Geoff is ALWAYS very focused on intervals as chord tones.
If you listen to Jon Lord of Deep Purple, note that he also used inverted fifths when playing the organ... look for video titled "Jon Lord 101 Tutorial For Keyboard Players" for the details.
@@specwarat, Jon Lord's organ playing is one reason why I use inverted 5ths on the guitar. I always wondered how they got such a heavy sound, and it's because of those inverted 5ths from the organ... so I just started using 3-note power chords on the guitar, but done 5th, root, 5th, instead of root, 5th, root.
Have fun with Voiceplay's " In The Hall Of The Mountain King " so much fun to watch.
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I love your reactions. I Have even shared them with my mom. Thank you. For sharing Your Talent and Personality!
You are far from the only reactor (and likely barista, restaurant host, nurse, etc.) to mangle the pronunciation of his name at first. I've been shocked at how many Americans don't know it's simply the French and British spelling of Jeff.
She knows how to say his name, Geeoff is what she calls the skull. :)
@@christinestromberg4057 yes, now she knows. I was referring to her comment that in her first ever reaction to him she pronounced it jee-off. Which Geoff spells as Jeoph.
Short for Geoffrey.
In Way Down, he named the three clones Jeff, Goff and Jeoph, alluding to the many ways people try to pronounce or spell his name. With this we have the addition of Daryl.
Another viewer wrote a cute little story about him trying to make restaurant reservations. His full name is Geoffrey Robb Castelucci. First name is too hard for the waiter, as is the last. When he got to Robb with two b’s, it was all over. He must’ve had such a hard time in kindergarten learning how to spell his name!
Eli did the amazing background and the lighting. It really just takes it to another level, especially when the ghost cowboys are translucent and you can watch the clouds drift through them.
But Geoff is Italian not French or British.
There is a great cover of the song in Blues Brothers 2000 (along with a bunch of other classics.)
Video actually starts at 19:40 for anyone wondering.
One of his best, so far. Johnny Cash used to sing this.
To that list of covers, you can also add Gene Autry, Burl Ives and Frankie Laine. This has always been one of my favorite songs since I was a kid.
“Ghost Riders in the Sky” was written in 1948 by American songwriter Stan Jones. The song was a hit for many artists, including The Outlaws, Vaughn Monroe, Bing Crosby, Frankie Lane, Johnny Cash, Burl Ives, Marty Robbins and Gene Autry.
I grew up listening to the original version, by The Sons of the Pioneers, and this is a really good cover!
I look forward to your reaction to Voiceplay - In The Hall of the Mountain King. Yeah, THE Peer Gynt by Grieg one. So their first cover of a purely instrumental piece. The featured soprano even does a bit reminiscent to the Queen of the Night aria.
In his cover of Elvis’s Way Down, he named the three clones Jeff, Goff and Jeoph, alluding to the many ways people try to pronounce or spell his name. With this we have the addition of Daryl.
Another viewer wrote a cute little story about him trying to make restaurant reservations. His full name is Geoffrey Robb Castelucci. First name is too hard for the waiter, as is the last. When he got to Robb with two b’s, it was all over. He must’ve had such a hard time in kindergarten learning how to spell his name!
Eli did the amazing background and the lighting. It really just takes it to another level, especially when the ghost cowboys are translucent and you can watch the clouds drift through them.
Geoff said that he spent sooooo many days in front of the computer editing this one. The original makeup artist couldn't do the makeup due to a scheduling conflict. Love your reactions and thank you Mike for sponsoring this one. Stan Jones first sang it.
He was going to have someone other than Rick underwood do his make up? That’s a new one!
The joke about Geoff's names are a reference to his video "Way Down" -- which is another one you need to review!!
I still can't watch that one without laughing.
he actually hits a F#1 on the "whipery slide"
It is such a classic and legendary song that even the great Jonny Cash covered it.
@ Magie Renee
Stan Jones was the first to recird Ghost Riders in the Sky. Several artisthave recorded this song. Johnny Cash, Glen Campbell, Burl Ives, Marty Robbins, the Highway Men. Spiderbait did a version of this song in the movie Ghost Rider starring Nick Cage and Sam Elliot.
Stan Jones did the original in 1949. You should react to it too. Also it was performed by Johnny Trouble, Johnny Cash, The Outlaws, and The Blues Brothers. Marty Robbins is a real stand out version. So many different iterations.
I grew up with Marty Robbins singing it. Lyrics were identical I believe. The whole video that Geoff did took it to a whole new level. I also think Geoff's voice is nonpareil.
Johnny Cash did a cover of this song and so did Burl Ives among the many others. He uses the misspellings of his name. lol loved your reaction as always!!
Voiceplay has a new video coming out probably this weekend. It is super cool and super ghostly.
Imo this song fits him so well that he doesn't have to show off with the earth core low notes. It just works. Nuff said.
I'm a huge JR Cash fan and i think Geoff did a awesome job.
you need to react of Tim Foust solo stuff he released , especially Will you still love me tomorrow /Stay
Now do In the Hall of the Mountain King, please. Voice play never disappoints!
This song has been done many times. The version I remember most was The Highwaymen.
My favorite version is by Spike Jones.
I’m going as Geoff Cast. Already have the low voice similar to Geoff!
Original artist of this song is Johnny Cash, and he has such an amazing voice. I love this song, and Geoff with his buttery dragon vocals killed this cover
The most well known version of this was done by the super group, The Highwaymen." (Johnny Cash, Willie Nelson, Kris Kristopherson and Waylon Jennings)
He said he feels more comfortable in the higher range vs. the subwoofer notes! 😃
The Frank Ifield version is great, plenty of playtime on Radio back in the day.
There's a name I haven't heard in a good while..!!
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Another great production. Thanks Maggie.
Finally a new Geoff reaction !
This song is more than 70 years old and a lot of big names have recorded it. I forget who did it first. But Johnny Cash`s version from the 70s might be the best one.
Stan Jones wrote this song on the set of a Gene Autry movie. Stan Jones was a Park Ranger.
This is the first time I’ve noticed Eli’s name on the production list!
React to geoff on voiceplay in the hall of mountain king
Yay... I've been waiting on your reaction to this one
Who first recorded Ghost Riders in the Sky?
The original version by Stan Jones was recorded in late 1948 or early 1949. A recording by Stan Jones and his Death Valley Rangers issued on Mercury 5320 in May 1949. Fellow songwriter Eden Ahbez sent the song to Burl Ives, who recorded his own version in early 1949.
Great reaction, Maggie!
Note his lighting guy was Eli (from Voiceplay)
A couple of years ago was a.skit done by Michael Mckyntre for names. A comedic reaction to the same name spelt differently
Vaughn Monroe was the only singer to have a hit on radio with it , later many great stars sung it on records but no radio time sadly , this song is truly timeless. I use to hear Monroe sing on radio from 1949 through 1956.
My Ma had a 78 and later a 45 of Stan doing it
We still have goth at my elder sisters house where she had a room made when the house was built to store the family record collection. It has over 500 74's, over 8000 45's and over 2000 33-1/3's. I thin k we went though more then one 45 of this. The 78 got played a lot. I can remember hearing Ma play this before I went to K-garden
Stan Jones was recorded in late 1948 or early 1949.
Thanks Mike!
AWESOME POST. He does so much for his post, anf you pointed that out. That was great.
For different takes on this old classic, check out these TH-cam videos:
_Ghost Riders in the Sky (1948) Stan Jones and the Death Valley Rangers_
_Burl Ives - The first cover of Ghost Riders In The Sky, recorded in 1949_
_Vaughn Monroe - Riders in the Sky - 1965 concert performance_
_Bing Crosby & Ken Darby Choir - Riders In The Sky_
_Peggy Lee - Ghost Riders In The Sky (A Cowboy Legend) 1949_
_Sons of the Pioneers -- Ghost Riders In the Sky_
_Gene Autry - Ghost Riders in the Sky (from Riders in the Sky 1949)_
_Scatman Crothers Ghost riders in the sky_ **(the chef from 'The Shining')
_EDDY ARNOLD---GHOST RIDERS IN THE SKY_
_LORNE GREENE - Ghost riders in the sky_
_Riders in the Sky Bobby Vinton_
_Ghost Riders In The Sky - sung by Marty Robbins_
_Tom Jones - (Ghost) Riders in the Sky - This is Tom Jones TV show 1969_
_Johnny Cash - (Ghost) Riders In The Sky (Live In Las Vegas, 1979)_
_Outlaws - Ghost Riders in the Sky_
_"Ghost Riders in the Sky" by Suzy Bogguss_
_Spiderbait - Ghost Riders in the sky (Ghost Rider)_
Hi Ms. Renee, In case nobody has told you Stan Jones did the original in 1948!!
The song gos back 40 years. I think every one has covered it.
I’m glad I’m not the only one who thinks Geoff has put a LOT of work into his vocals over the last couple years. He was always good, but his timbre is just gorgeous here.
You weren’t the only one who had trouble pronouncing Geoff. LOL.
Great reaction, and I hope you do get an interview. That would be a lot of fun!
His 3 other people in 'Way Down', his Elvis cover, had those three names on their nametags, Daryl is the new one....>^^
Just insane how low he can pitch his voice. Can you imagine what he'd do with "Grim Grinning Ghosts" from The Haunted Mansion?
Voiceplay did cover that some years back. Check it out!
@@melissarumack9095 Just did, and it is awesome. ^^
I loved your reaction great job 💞
🌹🌹🌹 Beautiful 🌹🌹🌹
Stream starts at 10:55
Reaction starts at 19:42
Thank you!🙏
You mentioned he didn't hit any of his super lows. He has received comments from a very few people in other videos reactions that felt some of his lows are gratuitous thrown in. I feel like the comments are jealousy from men who feel threatened. Lol! All the notes here were chest with no subharmonics. I personally love those body rumbling low notes
💀💀💀 Great reaction 👻👻👻 Well done 🌹🌹🌹
Stan jones in 1948 was recorded
Well mine started off with a blood klot in the leg ah what fun
Oh I almost forgot the group SpiderBait who sang it at the end of Ghost Rider starring Nicholas Cage
This is done entirely in chest voice if you didn't notice.
Vaughn Monroe did it & my Mom RIP loved it
Stan Jones was the original in 1948.
Checked it and yes he did it first indeed.
When I checked to see who wrote it, I found that the writer based it on an actual Texas legend of a pretty horrific cattle drive that turned tragic, and then apparently repeated itself the following year for no known reason, with the herd stampeding off cliffs and taking a number of cowboys and their horses with them. Interesting story. Also awful. And quite appropriate for this time of year...
One version is preformed by Johnny Cash and the highway men
I would very much like to see your analysis of "Annie's Song" and/or "Calypso" by John Denver
starts at 19:42
Sad but true
Don't just sit there...DM the man...get a Duet going!
I wish it were that easy, lol! 😊😜
Most famous version is probably the one by Johnny Cash though, I like the Marty Robbins version also.
Marty Robbins and Johnny Cash have both done this.
the outlaws
🎃🎃🎃🎃Love your reactions, and for Halloween I'll be going as a urinal. I will be treading carefully. 🎃🎃🎃
Many singers have covered this song. It was written in 1948 by Stan Jones who recorded it in 1949 but so many covers exist. He gets so many mispronunciations, we keep trying to teach new reactors. :) There have been others since he named his clones in Way Down , Gheeoff for one. :) Added note, he did the artwork for the logo at the start of this.
He did the artwork? Didn’t know that. Insanely talented😲
@@janetdw Yes someone asked him about it in Patreon and he admitted it was his work.
Ah! There they are: the cheese muffins! 😁
Frankie Laine was the original singer but cover done by Marty Robbins is the one I grew up with.
Edit: I stand corrected, looked up after I posted.
Did anyone else see Geoff the skeleton and immediately think of Craig Ferguson's robot skeleton sidekick Geoff Peterson on his late night show?
I guess I missed the live stream. I like Samhain.
Please can you react to voiceplay Hall in the Mountain King please ??
Did you do the voice play king under the mountain reaction yet
Johnny Cash and several others have great versions of this song. I would also love for you to check out my favorite song, Hillsongs "What a Beautiful Name it Is" pleas
Johnny cash is the first person I have heard do it lol
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