“He sounds like a drum kit” Yup. That’s Adam. “He’s a harmonica now?” Yup. That’s Adam. “………………………………….. His voice is like tobacco and whiskey” Oh. That’s just Tim.
Great Reaction!! Welcome to Home Free rabbit hole. The group started in 2001 by brothers Chris and Adam Rupp They are the only country A Capella ( all vocals no instruments)group but they can honestly sing any genre and they do They won The Sing Off season 4 2013 that's where they became very popular. Fans of Home Free are known as Home Fries and are very loyal to the guys. Adam Rupp: Beatboxer Extraordinaire -Tenor can make any sound imaginable (A whole drum kit, harmonica (his Nomonica we call it )plane flyovers, trains, castanets, bugs ,birds etc).Co founder from Mankato Minnesota. Rob Lundquist :Lead tenor(beard and glasses) very soulful voice from Minneapolis,Minnesota Tim Foust :Bass (had long dark hair now short with grey ) 5+ octave range can go so low he blows speakers or sky high from Nederland,Texas Austin.Brown:High Tenor ( Long wavy hair ) voice of an angel from Tifton Georgia. Adam Chance(Aka Chance):Baritone/Bass deep,rich voice(Does the juice harp sound in Man Of Constant Sorrow) has short dark hair short beard from Baldwin County,Alabama.Replaced Chris Rupp ( Adams Brother and co founder in 2016) They have collaborated with many singers and legends Don McLean:American Pie Oak Ridge Boys:Elvira Kenny Rodgers:Children Go Where I Send Thee (Please watch the end message) Billy Gilman:One Voice Alabama:Christmas In Dixie Mark Wills:Don’t Laugh At Me ( important message at the end ) Lee Greenwood & US Airforce Band:God Bless The USA Brooke Eden:Delta Dawn Travis Collins & Amy Sheppard: The Horses Any many more. They have a very large playlist of covers and Original songs Go Rest High On That Mountain End of the Road: Boyz 2 Men cover When A Loves A Woman Dive Bar Saints (Original) Helplessly Hoping (5 part harmony) Unchained Melody Listen To The Music Can’t Outrun You One Man Band Brothers In Arms Stargazer Trilogy( All Originals written by Austin) Give Me A Sign ( Chapter 1) Stargazer Lilies( Chapter 2) MR (Chapter 3) Skull And Bones ( original written by Chance for Ubisoft new video game Skull And Bones) Might As Well Be Me ( Original) Mayday(DON’T WATCH TILL YOU ARE VERY FAMILIAR WITH THE GROUP AND THEIR RANGES ) There's not a song that you pick from their 300+ catalog that is bad I haven't found one yet. They are just funny, down to earth, humble nice guys.They are the best A Cappella group there is Sorry for the long read
The person making all the sounds of the drums and other sounds is an expert Beatbox performer. He can do so many sounds that make this group sound so good.
Perfectly spot on description by Maddy. Only time I can hit those notes is the day when im losing my voice due to pending illness and I gain an octave lower. ... ... funny thing is when that last happened at work, and I thought I was Sexy sounding, the CS person said "maybe you should see a doctor"... C'MON! ... let me be Basso Profundo just once. Just Once let me be Barry White. Maddy's react all through this is fantastic. This is exactly why react vids are watched. ☮☮& 💜💜
This is just the tip of the Home Free iceberg. They have so many great songs to check out. 4:23: It's always fun to watch Tim Foust stop women in their tracks.
Hi Maddy, With absolutely no disrespect to all of the other great A Capella groups out there, Home Free is both collectively & individually the most versatile A Capella-Vocal Band on the planet!!! I want to welcome you into their fan base & fan club the: "HOMEFRIES!!!" Welcome to the club, you are now an official "HOMEFRY!!!"
With 14 albums of their own content and over 140 videos including covers this group NEVER disappoints! FACT! The group has been together for 20yrs which mostly without a label is probably why you never heard of them. Very loyal fan base that refer to themselves as "HOME FRYS". Please do a few more reactions to Home Free and you be HOOKED! peace
Home Free is a phenomenal a cappella group. Like Pentatonix they won their season of NBC's "The Sing Off". Home Free is also extraordinarily versatile. For something fun and up tempo see their cover of "Can't Stop the Feeling", some R&B their cover of Boyz II Men's "End of the Road", something deep their cover of John Mayer's "In the Blood", something hilarious their "Butts Remix" and for stunning harmonies amid a spectacular setting their rendition of "How Great Thou Art". Finally with Christmas season don't miss out on their Christmas creations. You really can't go wrong with anything Home Free does.
HF is a VERY deep rabbit hole. There's only one mistake you can make with this wonderful group -- listening to their cover of "Mayday" too soon. You don't get maximum enjoyment from this great performance until you know all the guys and their voices. For most reactors, that's at least 6 reactions to other HF performances. It's also an excellent idea to listen to country vocalist Cam perform the original -- th-cam.com/video/eRrCMEXPjWo/w-d-xo.html Amazingly, all-male HF performs "Mayday" in the same key as Cam -- a female vocalist!
@@lncmason There's no magic number -- what IS important is knowing all of their voices. The two tenors are easy. Austin and Rob usually get solo parts. The lower voices (Tim and Chance) don't get as many solos, so you have to pick the right songs to get comfortable with their bass and baritone/bass voices. Probably the best showcase of HF's deep voices is "Brothers in Arms" -- th-cam.com/video/_ChD2WjD2tY/w-d-xo.html
Thanks Jesse welcome to Home Free Mandy Tim the bass singer can go way lower than this he has blown speakers he goes so low the two main singers also have a opera video that’s right they are crazy good and have a lot of videos of cover songs. Later beautiful girl.❤️🤘😎 Maddy so,sorry my damn autocorrect misspelled your name🤣
Home Free is the real deal. They are incredibly talented men. Yes, the beatboxer was doing drums, harmonica and other sounds while Chance (back left) was doing the “mouth harp” sound that sounds like a didgeridoo. The beatboxer can also do a didgeridoo too! Tim, the bass, has a 5 octave range so he can sing super low and then sing up with the tenors. They all have beautiful voices. They sing covers but also write and sing their own songs. Austin (lead here) just wrote one called Playing with Fire that’s great. Chance just wrote Skull and Bones for a pirate game. All super talented. Good reaction Mandy!😍
Buckle your seatbelt and get ready for a fantastic ride if you choose to go down the Home Free rabbit hole! They have a plethora of music for you to be wowed by. They are generally a country band, but will not hesitate to dive into any genre. They do tons of covers but have as many of their own music as well. The only advice i give is get to know them and their normal place in the band before you listen to Mayday. You will not be disappointed in these guys. It has been said that they don't do covers of songs, they do "upgrades". Listen and the Home Fries will flock to your channel!
When you say rabbit hole you're really not lying. I found out about Home Free from someone reacting to this song (which the original is amazing and so is O Brother, Where Art Thou as a movie) and since then I've listened to so many of their covers and original songs.
The beat boxer (Adam Rupp) provided the drum kit and "no-monica." Adam is the last remaining founding member of the group. That twangy sound at beginning and end was Adam Chance (they call him "Chance" to avoid confusion), and it's a simulation of a "jew's harp" (aka: jaw harp, mouth harp, etc.), not a didgeridoo. Chance didn't get a solo in this performance, but you'll enjoy his rich baritone/bass voice in many other videos. HF's bass, Tim Foust, has been known to break things with his voice. Speaker cones are no match for Tim...and once...he caused part of the ceiling to crash down onto the stage where HF was performing! Austin Brown was the first tenor you heard. His voice is a bit higher than their other full-time tenor, Rob Lundquist. Both of them are extremely talented!
Actually there is a diggery doo as well, as you can see in Adam's Drum Solo, where he says "deep in the Southern Outback" The diggery doo is in the opening sequence with the alligator. I'm not sure what beatboxing Chance does, but it is certain that he does quite a bit.
Yeah so many get that first instrument wrong. It is a mouth harp, real name called a Jews Harp. It has a few nicknames. Everyone that reacts tot his assumes it’s that instrument from Australia. Chance does the Jews Harp sound.
Intro to HF: Group was formed in 2000 by baritone Chris and beatboxer Adam Rupp (Check out "Adam Rupp Drum Solo" if you thought this song was spectacular). Tenor Rob Lundquist (glasses) introduced himself to HF in 2008, and was invited to join the group not much later. Tim Foust and his five-octave range have been holding down the bass slot since 2012. Later that year, the group met tenor Austin Brown on a cruise. He cam aboard early in 2013. Founder Chris Rupp was replaced by Adam "Chance" in 2016. All four can sing tenor, all four can sing bass, all four have sung the lead, and all five can beatbox.
🦾🦾🎼🦾🦾 Yessssssssssssss !!!! You made it Maddy .. to Home Free !!! I have watched quite a few reactors here on TH-cam, and this is a fan favorite. I truly believe that this is my favorite music video of all. Not "animal calls" .. Maddy .. lol . It is a harmonica !! You will learn their names and that they are excellent singers and beat boxers. You have LOTS to discover with these guys. Their are mind boggling. Check out.. "When A Man Loves A Woman" .. or 76 others. Luvvvvvvvv this , and your stunned face.. woooo - hooooo !! 🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥😵🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥
Maddy, so glad that you found Home Free...man is this a deep deep rabbit hole worth dropping into. All of their stuff is first rate, IMO one of the best acapella groups you will ever find. Be well, always a joy to see ya.
The sound that is being made at beginning is a jaw-harp, I had one as a kid. Tim Foust the bass on low shows would get so low as the break speakers. We Home Free fans are called Home Fries. The beatboxer are sound machine I call him can make all kinds of sounds and is considered the best. He is co-founder of the group along with his brother who went to do other things. They do covers and originals. They are a country acapella group but do all kinds of genre of songs.
They have many songs from many styles of music to enjoy. The beatboxer - Adam, does an amazing solo performance at their concerts. Home Free has some solid original songs of their own that I would love to hear on the local radios. Plus, they have dozens of great covers and collaborations with other singing artists.
Hello Miss Maddy, I hope you are having a wonderful weekend. I'm happy that you have reacted to Home Free. Not only are they talented vocalists, but they are also decent and humble people. The bass singer, Tim Foust is especially talented, with a reported 5-1/2 octave range. Although they are primarily a country group, they have been known to perform covers from various genres, varying from Johnny Cash covers to a Boys to Men cover. They have been known to comment on reaction videos once in a while too.
Home Free is a rabbit hole you will love to go down Some Home Free suggestions; Spiritual: How Great Thou Art. R & B: End of the Road. Romantic: When a Man Loves a Woman 5 Part Harmony (No beat boxing): Brothers in Arms. Motown (sorta): Blue Ain't Your Color. Country: Hillbilly Bone. Funny Medley: Butt's Remix and Country Fried Pop Medley. Christmas: Mary Did You Know. Beat Boxing: Adam Rupp's Drum Solo. Collaboration: American Pie and Elvira. Patriotic: Tavelin Soldier, God Bless the U.S.A, and Land of the Free. Other Great Songs: In the Blood, My Church, Amazed, Blue Ain't Your Color, Folsom Prison Blues, and Fishin’ in the Dark / Down in the Boondocks.
You have just been introduced to the best a cappella group out there. These guys are all so talented. They lean towards country but they can do any genre. They all can take the lead depending on whos voice is best for the song. They are known for their tight harmonies. Tim Foust is one of the best bass singers out there with a 5 octave range & their beatboxer vocal percussionist Adam Rupp can simulate any sound. This song is very old & is done in the bluegrass country style. It was used in the movie "Oh Brother Where Art Thou" starring George Clooney.
That was Adam Rupp - beatboxer/percussionist extraordinaire playing his infamous "nomonica". 😆 Adam "Chance" was making the mouth harp sound that you thought was a didgeridoo. These guys are top tier - so talented. New sub. Thanks for a fun reaction! Btw, fans of Home Free are called home fries -------> 🍟
You have such a sweet spirit. You and I love both Karen Carpenter and Norm Macdonald and I enjoy your reactions so much. Blessings to you and your family young lady ❤
Welcome to the Home Fries Maddy. I have been following them for 5 years or so. From your reaction to Tim's bass solo, I believe I have a suggestion you would love. That is, if you haven't watched it yet. Tim Foust partnered with tenor\baritone Peter Hollens and their performance of Misty Mountains from The Hobbitt is literally the stuff of legend!! You might also check out Peter's many pieces as well, as he is immensely talented too. Thank you for a great reaction, and have a great day.
Anything Home Free does is gold. Hope you go down that rabbit hole. You should definitely check out their "Butts Remix" and "End of the Road (Boys 2 Men cover)" next.
This is the best journey you can take even branching off to several of them doing solo work. This song does not even come close to the depth that Tim can drop to.
The formation of another Home Fry in real time... Another great reaction to an absolute phenom of a group. I think I'll recommend their entire catalogue, because you really can't go wrong, but I'll start you with End of the Road by Boyz II Men
🌹🌹 Hello Maddie, I live in southeast Tennessee, that instrument that you called a digerydo is actually a mouth harp, some people call it a juice harp, just wanted to let you know.🌹🌹🦝
The Home Fries are ready! After this introduction to Home Free, you will want MORE!! Fortunately, that will be easy -- HF has dozens of great videos...waiting for you to discover! For your second HF reaction, let Austin Brown knock your socks off with HF's cover of "When A Man Loves A Woman" - th-cam.com/video/-pygPmfGQvU/w-d-xo.html Done in their home recording studios and assembled by HF's sound engineer, this Quarantine-era cover of the 1966 soul classic by Percy Sledge is, according to many, better than the original.
Since you recently discovered Pentatonix, I would suggest Ring of Fire (actually a June Carter Cash song made famous by Johnny Cash) in which they collaborate with Pentatonix's original bass Avi Kaplan. There is also a version they did for The Sing-Off which is also very good and is performed a half-step lower but the sound quality of the recording is not as good. For more 'drum kit' wows, try Listen to the Music, Do You Hear What I Hear, Mayday, Mary Did You Know, American Pie (with Don McLean) and well, almost anything. For amazing five-part harmonies, try How Great Thou Art, Helplessly Hoping, In the Blood, and Brothers at Arms (very bassy). For silliness - without loss of singing quality - try All About the Bass, Butts Remix, Grandma Got Run Over by a Reindeer, Make You Feel My Love, and others. We'll have other suggestions - opera, gospel, r&b, rock, doo-wop, Broadway tunes, and more - as you explore.
Thanks Maddy .. sweet. The beat box member, Alan Rupp, has truly explored the limits of a human voice. Given their southern roots, I think that Alan is "playing" a jews harp., drum kit and harmonica. WOW
Best comment ever by a reactor on this song "Wow ... his voice is like tobacco and whiskey ...". Love it ! And you will love these guys. Try their covers of "In the Blood", "End of the Road", "Brothers in Arms", "Helplessly Hoping" and so many others ! They always deliver outstanding music. Enjoy !
Adam Rupp the main beat boxer also does the same hand motion when doing turntable scratches. Chance in the black vest was doing the mouth harp as you may have seen at the end. Tim the bass and Rod the tenor in overalls can also beat box. Austin upfront is their high tenor. But they all have ridiculous vocal range and talent.
Listen to Tim Foust 's (Bass singer) along with Peter Hollens (Solo artist) sing "Misty Mountain" from the Hobbit. Just the two of them, 120 layers.....OMG!! You were listening to only about 1/2 of Tim's low notes. "Misty Mountain" will shake your bones.
Great reaction Maddy! Once you took the first acapella step, I was waiting for you to discover Home Free. IMO, they are the best on youtube. Pentatonix and Voiceplay are also very good, but Adam Rupp (beatboxer) puts HF at the top. I predict that you will become a Home Fry after another song or two. Welcome to the fan club!
Great reaction Maddy! Love to see reactors respond to Home Free's amazing talents. I found them right at the beginning of Covid and this was the first song I listened to by them. Since then, I have listened to them every day and I've been blessed to see them live twice. I've actually run out of words to describe their talent! I hope you will continue to react to them. Home Fries will flock to your channel. If nothing else, we are loyal fans. Everything they do is amazing!
So glad you have found these guys. They are my fav a capella group. If you love amazing harmonies you really need to hear their cover of the Crosby, Stills and Nash classic, Endlessly Hoping. It amazingly beautiful with all 5 singing. Also, their cover of When A Man Loves A Woman is top notch. Hugs. Mark
That look of utter bewilderment and glee when someone experiences Home Free for the first time.... 😂 Welcome to the world of my favorite acapella group!! They started here in my state of Minnesota, and they are beyond amazing!! Although they definitely have a country flavor, they cover all genres. Here are the guys: * Rob Lundquist (front left) / Smooooth tenor vocals, an insane whistler, and a constant source of humor. A native Minnesotan! * Austin Brown (center) / High soaring tenor vocals and a stellar yodeler. * Tim Foust (front right) / Deep bass vocals that come from the mines of Moria, and a roughly five octave range. He can go much lower than what you heard here. * Adam Chance (back left) / Beautiful baritone vocals who covers the bass when Tim takes the lead. He does the jaw harp in this song. Goes by Chance to avoid confusion with.... * Adam Rupp (back right) / The walking percussion machine. He's done drums, harmonica, castanets, hip hop beatboxing, and so much more. Pretty sure he's not human. Another native Minnesotan! * Chris Rupp / Helped found the group with his brother Adam and others. He left the group some years ago and was replaced by Adam Chance. You'll see him in their older videos, almost always wearing a cowboy hat. Everything they do is top tier, and here are some suggestions for where to go next: "How Great Thou Art" and "Helplessly Hoping" (sheer vocal perfection) "Ring of Fire," "Folsom Prison Blues" and "Brothers in Arms" (for more of Tim's insane low notes) "All About That Bass" and "The Butts Medley" (to see their hilarious side) "Do You Hear What I Hear?" (my favorite Home Free song) Amazing reaction!! Welcome to the Home Fries! Have fun going down the rabbit hole!
There are videos of Tim (the bass) breaking sound systems. And of a couple of the guys doing opera. But of course they do the "Butt Remix". And if into fantasy, "Misty Mountains," where Tim goes sub woofer.
Having seen a few comments attributing this song to different artists and movies, etc., gotta add my two cents. This is an old American Folk Song that possibly originated in the 19th century in and around Kentucky and Tennessee - possibly earlier. The original author(s) is unknown as most folk songs are and there have been many variations over time.
~~ Left to right ~~ -- Rob Lundquist 2nd tenor,/baritone (from Minnesota) -- Adam Chance "Chance" baritone/bass, (from Alabama now California) -- Austin Brown lead tenor, (from Georgia now Tennessee) -- Adam Rupp beatboxer/tenor (4 octaves) (from Minnesota) -- Tim Foust 5 octaves, (from Texas now Tennessee) So let's recall the collective abilities of Home Free. -- 5 lead singers -- 5 tenors -- 4 baritones -- 2 bass -- 1 basso profundo -- 1 whistler extaordinsire -- 5 beat boxers/vocal percussionists -- 1 EXCEPTIONAL beatboxer/drum kit/ vocal percussionist -- perform 'upgrades' rather than song covers -- write and arrange original songs -- 5 guys proficient for various genres: (Pop/Country/R&B/Rock/Gospel/Rap/HipHop/Blues/Musical theater/Comedy/Holiday/Doo Wop/AND NOW Opera..Opera!!/dancers-in- training 😉 )
Welcome to Home Free (we fans are called Home Fries). You could absolutely make a career of reacting to this group. For a really good time, look up Adam Rupp drum solo on TH-cam and prepare to be amazed.
The jaw-harp (didgeridoo) sound was done by Adam Chance. Chance is the baritone/bass seen in the back row, left, wearing a dark vest. He can be seen doing the jaw-harp sound at about 6:08 in your video. All of these guys are multi-talented.
The video was filmed in Alabama. Great reaction Maddy! I have watched quite a few of your reactions, but this one made me subscribe. Please please please continue down the Home Free rabbit hole, I'll be there for every single one, as will many others. I have watched probably 50 or so reactions to this song by Home Free, and yours was one of my favorites.
For your information, Tim the base is from south east Texas not far from Orange, Tx. He is also in the Texas music hall of fame. This was recorded on a farm near Fairhope, Alabama.
Maddy Home Free has so many great covers but I'd recomend at least four that are very good and/or very emotional. "Go rest high on that mountain" is so very moving I've heard many times now and it still brings a tear. Another is "In the Blood" just as moving as Go rest high. Their Cover of "Mayday" might be a better performance than "Man of constant sorrow" just a stunning piece of vocal art that would be hard to beat. Another very moning and very spiritial cover is "How great thou art".
The guy in the orange hat, Adam Chance does the jaw harp or juice harp sound. He also does other instrument sounds. He was the bass for his previous vocal group. Check out their cover of Can't Stop the Feeling for an instrumental section. The guy who does the harmonica imitation, Adam Rupp, is also the walking drum kit. Check out their cover of Listen to the Music for more beatboxing.
If you come back to this, Adam Rupp (the beatboxer) says he does the harmonica from his throat. Between Beaumont Tx, and Louisana. The basssist name is Tim Faust.
That digeridoo sound is polyphonic overtone singing. One of them can do that technique where you sing 2 notes at once...One is vocal chord production, and the other comes from a resonance like whistle made at the back of the throat with the tongue.
That beginning sound is called a jews harp (also juice/jaw/mouth harp), NOT a didgeridoo. You want to hear Home Free do that instrument check out any of their live Home Free Drum Solo videos. the first one (and the one most likely to come up on the search) is from 2015, with Adam in the red flannel shirt. The later ones, from 2021-2022 show how much he has improved and expanded his sound repertoire. I also recommend their two versions (one with Chris and one with Chance) of 9 to 5 + Beatboxing Breakdown. (But you might want to watch their video for 9 to 5 first.) All of them get their beatboxing time in the spotlight.
This will be fun. 🙂 So, Maddy, have you seen the movie "O, Brother Where Art Thou?" It's a funny, quirky, depression era, deeo south, prison break story that is inspired by Homer's tale The Odyssey. The main character, a prisoner named Ulysses, is trying to get home to his family and has many adventures along the way. The film is very funny, and it has a wonderful soundtrack filled with lots of "old timey" songs like "Man Of Constant Sorrow." If you've never seen it, you should add it to your list and check it out sometime. Good stuff! 😄
7 is a group of brothers that perform in Branson Missouri. They sound awesome. They make the sounds of guitar, Bass and the drums and harmonies like no other group I’ve heard.
Home Free is a deep dive with many many great songs Tim Fallon is the base Austin Brown usually takes the lead but sometimes switches depending on the song. Try The Butts medley to see them having fun. Adam the beat boxer often does a full solo drum recital in stage performances their is a video on TH-cam of it. brown
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“He sounds like a drum kit”
Yup. That’s Adam.
“He’s a harmonica now?”
Yup. That’s Adam.
“…………………………………..
His voice is like tobacco and whiskey”
Oh. That’s just Tim.
She should check out his drum solo
Crazy!!
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LOL. “Hillbilly Bone” is a good introduction to their fun side.
For a lot more Nomonica try Ain't Goin' Down Til The Sun Comes Up
@@Ethrianor or Workin' for a Livin'
Great Reaction!! Welcome to Home Free rabbit hole.
The group started in 2001 by brothers Chris and Adam Rupp
They are the only country A Capella ( all vocals no instruments)group but they can honestly sing any genre and they do
They won The Sing Off season 4 2013 that's where they became very popular.
Fans of Home Free are known as Home Fries and are very loyal to the guys.
Adam Rupp: Beatboxer Extraordinaire -Tenor can make any sound imaginable (A whole drum kit, harmonica (his Nomonica we call it )plane flyovers, trains, castanets, bugs ,birds etc).Co founder from Mankato Minnesota.
Rob Lundquist :Lead tenor(beard and glasses) very soulful voice from Minneapolis,Minnesota
Tim Foust :Bass (had long dark hair now short with grey ) 5+ octave range can go so low he blows speakers or sky high from Nederland,Texas
Austin.Brown:High Tenor ( Long wavy hair ) voice of an angel from Tifton Georgia.
Adam Chance(Aka Chance):Baritone/Bass deep,rich voice(Does the juice harp sound in Man Of Constant Sorrow) has short dark hair short beard from Baldwin County,Alabama.Replaced Chris Rupp ( Adams Brother and co founder in 2016)
They have collaborated with many singers and legends
Don McLean:American Pie
Oak Ridge Boys:Elvira
Kenny Rodgers:Children Go Where I Send Thee (Please watch the end message)
Billy Gilman:One Voice
Alabama:Christmas In Dixie
Mark Wills:Don’t Laugh At Me ( important message at the end )
Lee Greenwood & US Airforce Band:God Bless The USA
Brooke Eden:Delta Dawn
Travis Collins & Amy Sheppard: The Horses
Any many more.
They have a very large playlist of covers and Original songs
Go Rest High On That Mountain
End of the Road: Boyz 2 Men cover
When A Loves A Woman
Dive Bar Saints (Original)
Helplessly Hoping (5 part harmony)
Unchained Melody
Listen To The Music
Can’t Outrun You
One Man Band
Brothers In Arms
Stargazer Trilogy( All Originals written by Austin)
Give Me A Sign ( Chapter 1)
Stargazer Lilies( Chapter 2)
MR (Chapter 3)
Skull And Bones ( original written by Chance for Ubisoft new video game Skull And Bones)
Might As Well Be Me ( Original)
Mayday(DON’T WATCH TILL YOU ARE VERY FAMILIAR WITH THE GROUP AND THEIR RANGES )
There's not a song that you pick from their 300+ catalog that is bad I haven't found one yet.
They are just funny, down to earth, humble nice guys.They are the best A Cappella group there is
Sorry for the long read
🤘🤠🤘 Home Free is the absolute best acapella band around ❤
Ruthie!
@@therealmrjshow 😲 HEYYY 🥰🥰 good to see ya Mr. J 🥰
That's a bit of a stretch 😕
@@minneyruth you too! I need to get some home fry love soon!
@@therealmrjshow YES!
The person making all the sounds of the drums and other sounds is an expert Beatbox performer. He can do so many sounds that make this group sound so good.
"His voice is like tobacco and whisky" is now my favorite description of any voice ever.
Haha 🤗
Perfectly spot on description by Maddy.
Only time I can hit those notes is the day when im losing my voice due to pending illness and I gain an octave lower. ... ... funny thing is when that last happened at work, and I thought I was Sexy sounding, the CS person said "maybe you should see a doctor"... C'MON! ... let me be Basso Profundo just once. Just Once let me be Barry White. Maddy's react all through this is fantastic. This is exactly why react vids are watched. ☮☮& 💜💜
I have a deep voice like this and that's a first. 10/10
Can't agree more
Home Free won The Sing Off the year after Pentatonix. The two groups are very different and both are stratospherically talented.
This is just the tip of the Home Free iceberg. They have so many great songs to check out.
4:23: It's always fun to watch Tim Foust stop women in their tracks.
😂😂😂😂
We have to get to one of D0 songs. Yes Maddy. He hits a Sub chest D0.
Hi Maddy, With absolutely no disrespect to all of the other great A Capella groups out there, Home Free is both collectively & individually the most versatile A Capella-Vocal Band on the planet!!! I want to welcome you into their fan base & fan club the: "HOMEFRIES!!!" Welcome to the club, you are now an official "HOMEFRY!!!"
Lol love it!
Home Free is deep dive worthy. They have so many great tunes.
I bet!!
With 14 albums of their own content and over 140 videos including covers this group NEVER disappoints! FACT!
The group has been together for 20yrs which mostly without a label is probably why you never heard of them.
Very loyal fan base that refer to themselves as "HOME FRYS". Please do a few more reactions to Home Free and you be HOOKED!
peace
Home Free is a phenomenal a cappella group. Like Pentatonix they won their season of NBC's "The Sing Off". Home Free is also extraordinarily versatile. For something fun and up tempo see their cover of "Can't Stop the Feeling", some R&B their cover of Boyz II Men's "End of the Road", something deep their cover of John Mayer's "In the Blood", something hilarious their "Butts Remix" and for stunning harmonies amid a spectacular setting their rendition of "How Great Thou Art". Finally with Christmas season don't miss out on their Christmas creations. You really can't go wrong with anything Home Free does.
HF is a VERY deep rabbit hole. There's only one mistake you can make with this wonderful group -- listening to their cover of "Mayday" too soon. You don't get maximum enjoyment from this great performance until you know all the guys and their voices. For most reactors, that's at least 6 reactions to other HF performances. It's also an excellent idea to listen to country vocalist Cam perform the original -- th-cam.com/video/eRrCMEXPjWo/w-d-xo.html Amazingly, all-male HF performs "Mayday" in the same key as Cam -- a female vocalist!
Awesome!
@@lncmason There's no magic number -- what IS important is knowing all of their voices. The two tenors are easy. Austin and Rob usually get solo parts. The lower voices (Tim and Chance) don't get as many solos, so you have to pick the right songs to get comfortable with their bass and baritone/bass voices. Probably the best showcase of HF's deep voices is "Brothers in Arms" -- th-cam.com/video/_ChD2WjD2tY/w-d-xo.html
Thanks Jesse welcome to Home Free Mandy Tim the bass singer can go way lower than this he has blown speakers he goes so low the two main singers also have a opera video that’s right they are crazy good and have a lot of videos of cover songs. Later beautiful girl.❤️🤘😎 Maddy so,sorry my damn autocorrect misspelled your name🤣
Home Free is the real deal. They are incredibly talented men. Yes, the beatboxer was doing drums, harmonica and other sounds while Chance (back left) was doing the “mouth harp” sound that sounds like a didgeridoo. The beatboxer can also do a didgeridoo too! Tim, the bass, has a 5 octave range so he can sing super low and then sing up with the tenors. They all have beautiful voices. They sing covers but also write and sing their own songs. Austin (lead here) just wrote one called Playing with Fire that’s great. Chance just wrote Skull and Bones for a pirate game. All super talented. Good reaction Mandy!😍
That’s awesome!
Buckle your seatbelt and get ready for a fantastic ride if you choose to go down the Home Free rabbit hole! They have a plethora of music for you to be wowed by. They are generally a country band, but will not hesitate to dive into any genre. They do tons of covers but have as many of their own music as well. The only advice i give is get to know them and their normal place in the band before you listen to Mayday. You will not be disappointed in these guys. It has been said that they don't do covers of songs, they do "upgrades". Listen and the Home Fries will flock to your channel!
When you say rabbit hole you're really not lying. I found out about Home Free from someone reacting to this song (which the original is amazing and so is O Brother, Where Art Thou as a movie) and since then I've listened to so many of their covers and original songs.
The beat boxer (Adam Rupp) provided the drum kit and "no-monica." Adam is the last remaining founding member of the group. That twangy sound at beginning and end was Adam Chance (they call him "Chance" to avoid confusion), and it's a simulation of a "jew's harp" (aka: jaw harp, mouth harp, etc.), not a didgeridoo. Chance didn't get a solo in this performance, but you'll enjoy his rich baritone/bass voice in many other videos. HF's bass, Tim Foust, has been known to break things with his voice. Speaker cones are no match for Tim...and once...he caused part of the ceiling to crash down onto the stage where HF was performing! Austin Brown was the first tenor you heard. His voice is a bit higher than their other full-time tenor, Rob Lundquist. Both of them are extremely talented!
Actually there is a diggery doo as well, as you can see in Adam's Drum Solo, where he says "deep in the Southern Outback" The diggery doo is in the opening sequence with the alligator. I'm not sure what beatboxing Chance does, but it is certain that he does quite a bit.
The didgeridoo is in the drum solo, but not in Man of Constant Sorrow.
Yeah so many get that first instrument wrong. It is a mouth harp, real name called a Jews Harp. It has a few nicknames. Everyone that reacts tot his assumes it’s that instrument from Australia. Chance does the Jews Harp sound.
I used to play a jew's harp and i always thought it was called a juice harp.....my mind is blown :)
wait what? you gotta link the ceiling crash, i haven't heard that!
Intro to HF: Group was formed in 2000 by baritone Chris and beatboxer Adam Rupp (Check out "Adam Rupp Drum Solo" if you thought this song was spectacular). Tenor Rob Lundquist (glasses) introduced himself to HF in 2008, and was invited to join the group not much later. Tim Foust and his five-octave range have been holding down the bass slot since 2012. Later that year, the group met tenor Austin Brown on a cruise. He cam aboard early in 2013. Founder Chris Rupp was replaced by Adam "Chance" in 2016. All four can sing tenor, all four can sing bass, all four have sung the lead, and all five can beatbox.
Adam Rupp also sings tenor, so it’s 5 tenors.
That’s the sound of a jaw harp or mouth harp done by Chance. He was using a throat-singing technique to get that sound.
🦾🦾🎼🦾🦾 Yessssssssssssss !!!! You made it Maddy .. to Home Free !!! I have watched quite a few reactors here on TH-cam, and this is a fan favorite. I truly believe that this is my favorite music video of all. Not "animal calls" .. Maddy .. lol . It is a harmonica !! You will learn their names and that they are excellent singers and beat boxers. You have LOTS to discover with these guys. Their are mind boggling. Check out.. "When A Man Loves A Woman" .. or 76 others. Luvvvvvvvv this , and your stunned face.. woooo - hooooo !!
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Maddy, so glad that you found Home Free...man is this a deep deep rabbit hole worth dropping into. All of their stuff is first rate, IMO one of the best acapella groups you will ever find. Be well, always a joy to see ya.
The sound that is being made at beginning is a jaw-harp, I had one as a kid. Tim Foust the bass on low shows would get so low as the break speakers. We Home Free fans are called Home Fries. The beatboxer are sound machine I call him can make all kinds of sounds and is considered the best. He is co-founder of the group along with his brother who went to do other things. They do covers and originals. They are a country acapella group but do all kinds of genre of songs.
They have many songs from many styles of music to enjoy. The beatboxer - Adam, does an amazing solo performance at their concerts.
Home Free has some solid original songs of their own that I would love to hear on the local radios. Plus, they have dozens of great covers and collaborations with other singing artists.
Love the reaction Maddie! Home Free has a large catalog of music, so choose anything and I will be back!
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Watch Home Free's performance of "RIng of Fire" from their time on Sing Off to see how one of Tim's lowest notes blew the judges away.
Your expression on your face was amazing,really glad you liked them. Hope you have a blessed and wonderful day!!😊😀👍👍❤
Hello Miss Maddy, I hope you are having a wonderful weekend. I'm happy that you have reacted to Home Free. Not only are they talented vocalists, but they are also decent and humble people. The bass singer, Tim Foust is especially talented, with a reported 5-1/2 octave range. Although they are primarily a country group, they have been known to perform covers from various genres, varying from Johnny Cash covers to a Boys to Men cover. They have been known to comment on reaction videos once in a while too.
So cool!
Home Free is a rabbit hole you will love to go down
Some Home Free suggestions;
Spiritual: How Great Thou Art.
R & B: End of the Road.
Romantic: When a Man Loves a Woman
5 Part Harmony (No beat boxing): Brothers in Arms.
Motown (sorta): Blue Ain't Your Color.
Country: Hillbilly Bone.
Funny Medley: Butt's Remix and Country Fried Pop Medley.
Christmas: Mary Did You Know.
Beat Boxing: Adam Rupp's Drum Solo.
Collaboration: American Pie and Elvira.
Patriotic: Tavelin Soldier, God Bless the U.S.A, and Land of the Free.
Other Great Songs: In the Blood, My Church, Amazed, Blue Ain't Your Color, Folsom Prison Blues, and Fishin’ in the Dark / Down in the Boondocks.
Lovely!
You have just been introduced to the best a cappella group out there. These guys are all so talented. They lean towards country but they can do any genre. They all can take the lead depending on whos voice is best for the song. They are known for their tight harmonies. Tim Foust is one of the best bass singers out there with a 5 octave range & their beatboxer vocal percussionist Adam Rupp can simulate any sound. This song is very old & is done in the bluegrass country style. It was used in the movie "Oh Brother Where Art Thou" starring George Clooney.
Very great talent!!
That was Adam Rupp - beatboxer/percussionist extraordinaire playing his infamous "nomonica". 😆 Adam "Chance" was making the mouth harp sound that you thought was a didgeridoo. These guys are top tier - so talented. New sub. Thanks for a fun reaction! Btw, fans of Home Free are called home fries -------> 🍟
So fun!
You have such a sweet spirit. You and I love both Karen Carpenter and Norm Macdonald and I enjoy your reactions so much. Blessings to you and your family young lady ❤
Your enthusiasm and sheer enjoyment of the video are a joy to behold!
There are so many of their's & they are all different & brilliant. The same can be said about Voiceplay. Awesome.
I bet!!
You should watch Home Free singing “Hillbilly Bone” that song was originally sung by Blake Shelton and Trace Adkins.
Love this songs.
Welcome to the Home Fries Maddy. I have been following them for 5 years or so. From your reaction to Tim's bass solo, I believe I have a suggestion you would love. That is, if you haven't watched it yet. Tim Foust partnered with tenor\baritone Peter Hollens and their performance of Misty Mountains from The Hobbitt is literally the stuff of legend!! You might also check out Peter's many pieces as well, as he is immensely talented too. Thank you for a great reaction, and have a great day.
"Tabasco and Whisky" That would be a great shirt. Those guys are crazy talented. Another great reaction.
This was my intro to the group, too. It basically makes everyone go, Huh?? Tremendous a capella work and amazing songs.
Anything Home Free does is gold. Hope you go down that rabbit hole. You should definitely check out their "Butts Remix" and "End of the Road (Boys 2 Men cover)" next.
Lol nice!
This is the best journey you can take even branching off to several of them doing solo work. This song does not even come close to the depth that Tim can drop to.
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The band is from Mankato, Minnesota. That’s where they first formed.
The formation of another Home Fry in real time... Another great reaction to an absolute phenom of a group. I think I'll recommend their entire catalogue, because you really can't go wrong, but I'll start you with End of the Road by Boyz II Men
Ohh nice!
Thanks Maddy, first time I’ve heard Home Free but definitely won’t be the last. What a sound they’re amazing 😊
🌹🌹 Hello Maddie, I live in southeast Tennessee, that instrument that you called a digerydo is actually a mouth harp, some people call it a juice harp, just wanted to let you know.🌹🌹🦝
Home Free is one of the best Acapella groups out there, they are Fantastic.❤
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Howdy from Texas! You are such a lovely lady! Your folks must be very proud of you.
The Home Fries are ready! After this introduction to Home Free, you will want MORE!! Fortunately, that will be easy -- HF has dozens of great videos...waiting for you to discover! For your second HF reaction, let Austin Brown knock your socks off with HF's cover of "When A Man Loves A Woman" - th-cam.com/video/-pygPmfGQvU/w-d-xo.html Done in their home recording studios and assembled by HF's sound engineer, this Quarantine-era cover of the 1966 soul classic by Percy Sledge is, according to many, better than the original.
Since you recently discovered Pentatonix, I would suggest Ring of Fire (actually a June Carter Cash song made famous by Johnny Cash) in which they collaborate with Pentatonix's original bass Avi Kaplan. There is also a version they did for The Sing-Off which is also very good and is performed a half-step lower but the sound quality of the recording is not as good. For more 'drum kit' wows, try Listen to the Music, Do You Hear What I Hear, Mayday, Mary Did You Know, American Pie (with Don McLean) and well, almost anything. For amazing five-part harmonies, try How Great Thou Art, Helplessly Hoping, In the Blood, and Brothers at Arms (very bassy). For silliness - without loss of singing quality - try All About the Bass, Butts Remix, Grandma Got Run Over by a Reindeer, Make You Feel My Love, and others. We'll have other suggestions - opera, gospel, r&b, rock, doo-wop, Broadway tunes, and more - as you explore.
Ohhh awesome!
Thanks Maddy .. sweet. The beat box member, Alan Rupp, has truly explored the limits of a human voice. Given their southern roots, I think that Alan is "playing"
a jews harp., drum kit and harmonica. WOW
Best comment ever by a reactor on this song "Wow ... his voice is like tobacco and whiskey ...". Love it ! And you will love these guys. Try their covers of "In the Blood", "End of the Road", "Brothers in Arms", "Helplessly Hoping" and so many others ! They always deliver outstanding music. Enjoy !
Lol thanks!
Check out some of Adam Chance's solo stuff, and his collaborations with Hound + Fox or Peter Hollens.
Adam Rupp the main beat boxer also does the same hand motion when doing turntable scratches. Chance in the black vest was doing the mouth harp as you may have seen at the end. Tim the bass and Rod the tenor in overalls can also beat box. Austin upfront is their high tenor. But they all have ridiculous vocal range and talent.
So cool!!
Adorable reaction. ❤️ Btw, they are just as good live!
Yes they are!
Listen to Tim Foust 's (Bass singer) along with Peter Hollens (Solo artist) sing "Misty Mountain" from the Hobbit. Just the two of them, 120 layers.....OMG!! You were listening to only about 1/2 of Tim's low notes. "Misty Mountain" will shake your bones.
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I knew you would like this group and this song. Loved your reaction!
Thanks ☺️
Love to watch people discover my favorite group.
Great reaction Maddy! Once you took the first acapella step, I was waiting for you to discover Home Free. IMO, they are the best on youtube. Pentatonix and Voiceplay are also very good, but Adam Rupp (beatboxer) puts HF at the top.
I predict that you will become a Home Fry after another song or two. Welcome to the fan club!
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Great reaction Maddy! Love to see reactors respond to Home Free's amazing talents. I found them right at the beginning of Covid and this was the first song I listened to by them. Since then, I have listened to them every day and I've been blessed to see them live twice. I've actually run out of words to describe their talent! I hope you will continue to react to them. Home Fries will flock to your channel. If nothing else, we are loyal fans. Everything they do is amazing!
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Love this song; first heard it in the movie Brother Where Art Thou, to my mind, best movie George Clooney has been in. A Cappella group, amazing.
Great reaction - loved it. Hope you react to more Home Free. I suggest When a Man Loves a Woman and End of the Road. I could suggest 30 quite easily
Nice!
I second the motion about listening to “When a Man Loves a Woman” which has been described as a “panty dropper”…
So glad you have found these guys. They are my fav a capella group. If you love amazing harmonies you really need to hear their cover of the Crosby, Stills and Nash classic, Endlessly Hoping. It amazingly beautiful with all 5 singing. Also, their cover of When A Man Loves A Woman is top notch. Hugs. Mark
So awesome!
Lol welcome to Home free !
Great reaction !
That look of utter bewilderment and glee when someone experiences Home Free for the first time.... 😂
Welcome to the world of my favorite acapella group!! They started here in my state of Minnesota, and they are beyond amazing!! Although they definitely have a country flavor, they cover all genres. Here are the guys:
* Rob Lundquist (front left) / Smooooth tenor vocals, an insane whistler, and a constant source of humor. A native Minnesotan!
* Austin Brown (center) / High soaring tenor vocals and a stellar yodeler.
* Tim Foust (front right) / Deep bass vocals that come from the mines of Moria, and a roughly five octave range. He can go much lower than what you heard here.
* Adam Chance (back left) / Beautiful baritone vocals who covers the bass when Tim takes the lead. He does the jaw harp in this song. Goes by Chance to avoid confusion with....
* Adam Rupp (back right) / The walking percussion machine. He's done drums, harmonica, castanets, hip hop beatboxing, and so much more. Pretty sure he's not human. Another native Minnesotan!
* Chris Rupp / Helped found the group with his brother Adam and others. He left the group some years ago and was replaced by Adam Chance. You'll see him in their older videos, almost always wearing a cowboy hat.
Everything they do is top tier, and here are some suggestions for where to go next:
"How Great Thou Art" and "Helplessly Hoping" (sheer vocal perfection)
"Ring of Fire," "Folsom Prison Blues" and "Brothers in Arms" (for more of Tim's insane low notes)
"All About That Bass" and "The Butts Medley" (to see their hilarious side)
"Do You Hear What I Hear?" (my favorite Home Free song)
Amazing reaction!! Welcome to the Home Fries! Have fun going down the rabbit hole!
Have you ever listened to Whiskey Meyers?
Lighting bugs and rain!!!
Very soulful vocals, rich but scratchy... I dig em'
They are AMAZING
You won't ever regret listening to a Home Free original or cover!
There are videos of Tim (the bass) breaking sound systems. And of a couple of the guys doing opera. But of course they do the "Butt Remix". And if into fantasy, "Misty Mountains," where Tim goes sub woofer.
Crazy!!
Having seen a few comments attributing this song to different artists and movies, etc., gotta add my two cents.
This is an old American Folk Song that possibly originated in the 19th century in and around Kentucky and Tennessee - possibly earlier. The original author(s) is unknown as most folk songs are and there have been many variations over time.
Oh wow!
@@MaddyReactionsFor something brand new, look up their “Playing with Fire” video.
~~ Left to right ~~
-- Rob Lundquist 2nd tenor,/baritone (from Minnesota)
-- Adam Chance "Chance" baritone/bass, (from Alabama now California)
-- Austin Brown lead tenor, (from Georgia now Tennessee)
-- Adam Rupp beatboxer/tenor (4 octaves) (from Minnesota)
-- Tim Foust 5 octaves, (from Texas now Tennessee)
So let's recall the collective abilities of Home Free.
-- 5 lead singers
-- 5 tenors
-- 4 baritones
-- 2 bass
-- 1 basso profundo
-- 1 whistler extaordinsire
-- 5 beat boxers/vocal percussionists
-- 1 EXCEPTIONAL beatboxer/drum kit/ vocal percussionist
-- perform 'upgrades' rather than song covers
-- write and arrange original songs
-- 5 guys proficient for various genres: (Pop/Country/R&B/Rock/Gospel/Rap/HipHop/Blues/Musical theater/Comedy/Holiday/Doo Wop/AND NOW Opera..Opera!!/dancers-in- training 😉 )
Welcome to Home Free (we fans are called Home Fries). You could absolutely make a career of reacting to this group. For a really good time, look up Adam Rupp drum solo on TH-cam and prepare to be amazed.
You'll want to react to a lot more Home Free songs Maddy, they have done so many different types of songs and genres, all very well and their way. ;)
I'm looking forward to you reacting to more Home Free tunes! You'll be glad you did!
The jaw-harp (didgeridoo) sound was done by Adam Chance. Chance is the baritone/bass seen in the back row, left, wearing a dark vest. He can be seen doing the jaw-harp sound at about 6:08 in your video. All of these guys are multi-talented.
Home Free - Blue Ain't Your Color .. is a must
Oooh bet it’s epic
Hehehe! THIS IS GONNA BE FFUUNN!!!
Ooo that base!
He's a harmonica now?
Silence,,,,wow,,tobacco and whiskey, lol
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"His voice is like tobacco and whiskey, guys!" Brilliant line!
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The video was filmed in Alabama. Great reaction Maddy! I have watched quite a few of your reactions, but this one made me subscribe. Please please please continue down the Home Free rabbit hole, I'll be there for every single one, as will many others. I have watched probably 50 or so reactions to this song by Home Free, and yours was one of my favorites.
Home Free!! The best of the very best!! Subbed for more of the boys!!
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Woohooo! I can't wait. Thank you!
you have taken the blue pill and down the rabbit hole you go ….. thanks for the reaction.❤❤❤
Yea Home Free is that good!
Not a dijiarido , that is a mouth harp sound. 👍🍀 A real southern instrument.
Ahh, very cool!
For your information, Tim the base is from south east Texas not far from Orange, Tx. He is also in the Texas music hall of fame.
This was recorded on a farm near Fairhope, Alabama.
Awesome!
Pentatonix is also a great acapella group. Listen to „Mary did you know“ and „Hallelujah“ also „Amazing Grace“ and „Bohemian Rhapsody“
Maddy Home Free has so many great covers but I'd recomend at least four that are very good and/or very emotional. "Go rest high on that mountain" is so very moving I've heard many times now and it still brings a tear. Another is "In the Blood" just as moving as Go rest high. Their Cover of "Mayday" might be a better performance than "Man of constant sorrow" just a stunning piece of vocal art that would be hard to beat. Another very moning and very spiritial cover is "How great thou art".
Loved your reaction. They truly are amazing!
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The guy in the orange hat, Adam Chance does the jaw harp or juice harp sound. He also does other instrument sounds. He was the bass for his previous vocal group. Check out their cover of Can't Stop the Feeling for an instrumental section. The guy who does the harmonica imitation, Adam Rupp, is also the walking drum kit. Check out their cover of Listen to the Music for more beatboxing.
If you come back to this, Adam Rupp (the beatboxer) says he does the harmonica from his throat. Between Beaumont Tx, and Louisana. The basssist name is Tim Faust.
That digeridoo sound is polyphonic overtone singing. One of them can do that technique where you sing 2 notes at once...One is vocal chord production, and the other comes from a resonance like whistle made at the back of the throat with the tongue.
Awesome!
"His voice is like tobacco and whiskey" That is the best description of Tim Foust I have ever heard!!
So much more home free for you to see 😮
Excited!
That beginning sound is called a jews harp (also juice/jaw/mouth harp), NOT a didgeridoo. You want to hear Home Free do that instrument check out any of their live Home Free Drum Solo videos. the first one (and the one most likely to come up on the search) is from 2015, with Adam in the red flannel shirt. The later ones, from 2021-2022 show how much he has improved and expanded his sound repertoire. I also recommend their two versions (one with Chris and one with Chance) of 9 to 5 + Beatboxing Breakdown. (But you might want to watch their video for 9 to 5 first.) All of them get their beatboxing time in the spotlight.
The holy trinity of acapella is a deep divine hole to keep exploring.
Once you try Voiceplay, you'll have seen the trifecta.
So crazy!!
Your reaction was gold. That song was written in 1913
Their location is a farm south of Fairhope, AL My nephew was married in the same place they are standing a few years ago.
So cool!
"Tobacco and whiskey." Great description!
U are so much fun, love your reactions ❤
Loved the reaction as always! Folsom Prison Blues is another incredible one that they did
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Dig deep, this is just the start of many years of music.
This will be fun. 🙂 So, Maddy, have you seen the movie "O, Brother Where Art Thou?" It's a funny, quirky, depression era, deeo south, prison break story that is inspired by Homer's tale The Odyssey. The main character, a prisoner named Ulysses, is trying to get home to his family and has many adventures along the way. The film is very funny, and it has a wonderful soundtrack filled with lots of "old timey" songs like "Man Of Constant Sorrow." If you've never seen it, you should add it to your list and check it out sometime. Good stuff! 😄
The song was written well before the movie - about 1920ish.
@@carolyntaylor7, indeed, it's an old old folk tune. Old timey!
7 is a group of brothers that perform in Branson Missouri. They sound awesome. They make the sounds of guitar, Bass and the drums and harmonies like no other group I’ve heard.
Home Free is a deep dive with many many great songs Tim Fallon is the base Austin Brown usually takes the lead but sometimes switches depending on the song. Try The Butts medley to see them having fun. Adam the beat boxer often does a full solo drum recital in stage performances their is a video on TH-cam of it.
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