" Ghostriders " is pretty much a staple for every country & western band. Every guitar player knows it and can pull any version necessary for the gig. It's one of those songs you are expected to know.
That is not their Halloween video. That is coming out soon. It got delayed because of the hurricane. probably Friday or Saturday. It is absolutely fantastic. Even better than In The Hall of The Mountain King. but still can be used for Halloween. Didn't think they could do it but they did. I do recommend watching that Martha. It is awesome and funny. Bunch of trolls around a cauldron singing (sort of) their hearts out. Listen to the very end. Even during credits. That's funny also. In The Hall of The Mountain King
@@jackyfriedman1963 I guess for now only Patreon? So do you mean I put A Spell On You or the Adams Family one? If the first yes looking forward to it. Comparing with Voctave one or closer Echo (it having similar vibe to Voiceplay style wise and friggin E.J. Cardona in the lead). Especially fitting now Hocus Pocus 2 is released.
@@embran8486 No. Voiceplay hasn't released it yet. Will probably do that this weekend coming up. It is absolutely fantastic a spooky. For now yes. It's Patreon only. However. This one by Geoff is the first spooky season video.
Geoff has named his alter egos - it started with Way Down and them having name tags (each a spelling of Geoff used by fans) but - there were only three other voices/singers in Way Down, and in this one there are 4. No idea why Geoff named the extra guy 'Daryl' but it's been said that Daryl is the guy in the long leather coat. So - no backup singers outside of Geoff's usual alter-ego selves. It's all Geoff, all the time.
It's not Daryl, but Darryl, from this comedy skit with Larry, his brother Darryl, and his other brother Darryl. th-cam.com/video/3xj_jeviwKQ/w-d-xo.html&ab_channel=BlackKatDemon
@@GreenJeans1966 I'm Larry and this is Darryl and my other brother Darryl. Also since it wasn't clear in your original post none of the three were Bob Newhart.
In 1962 I was 11 and my dad had a stereo and records to play on it. I was the first person home from school or work and I would put a record on and listen to it while I did my chores. Marty Robbins was the fellow that did a version of this. So I grew up on it. It was great fun having Geoff (Jeff) do his version. He did it proud. Thanks for covering it so quickly, SL!
Your expression at the end was priceless. I know everyone’s captured by Geoff’s deep bass notes but TBH it’s the darn chorus that gets me every time. We’re fortunate to be listening at a time when Geoff and Voiceplay are regularly cranking out musical gold.
Love Geoff's rendition! The song was originally written by Western actor/singer Stan Jones around 1948. You can find a copy of Stan's version here on TH-cam. Please note: when Stan Jones performed it, the yippee yi ay was sung before yippee yi oh. Don't know when it changed during the decades, but by the time Jonny Cash sang it, they were reversed.
Folks have mentioned a bout 4 earlier recorded versions. There was also Vaughn Monroe. It's been around a long time. But Geoff gives it new life, as he does with anything.
Left to right... Jeff, Daryl, Geoff, Goff and Jeoph. The 3 are pronounced Jeff. Goff is like golf but without the L. And of course my favorite Daryl... Dare-ill. But love them all.
This wasn't originally intended to be Geoff's Halloween video, so I don't know if he plans on doing another one or not (I suspect not, as much trouble as he had with this one). He originally started it back in June, but had some problems and got sidetracked with various things and side projects (In the Hall of the Mountain King, LOL!), so it ended up being delayed quite a bit. But it was certainly worth the wait!
Also if you've seen the Nicholas Cage movie 'Ghost Rider', this is the song in the final scene which carries to the credits. You mention Eli, that's one of the key tenors from Voiceplay
Always enjoy your reactions to Geoff and to Voiceplay, Samantha. The lighting and 3D effects done by Eli Jacobson, Eli is the bald tenor in Voiceplay. This song is an iconic American song, not surprised that you haven't heard it. I've heard a lot of other versions, Geoff's is best, trust me. I don't know if Geoff has another one coming out for Halloween, the schedule got all weird. Voiceplay put one out about 2 or 3 weeks ago, In the Hall of the Mountain King, which I thought, because it's all costumes and kind of spooky, was their Halloween piece coming out early. I was wrong, and that doesn't happen very often. They have a really spooky one coming out in a few days. You need to react to both of them. Trust me, you won't be sorry!
This was my favorite song when I was five years old (1957). I had this record on a 78 rpm record by the Sons of the Pioneers. The Sons of the Pioneers version was released in 1960 and over the years there where quite a few notable member of the group. Ken Curtis of "Gunsmoke" fame, Roy Rogers and Roy's sidekick on his TV show, Pat Brady to name a few.
This is literally Nicholas Cages Ghost Rider end credits song, that another band sang. Ghost Rider was and still is a Marvel Comics character that helped bring about new music inspiration, without even realizing it. Needless to say, Ghost Riders is referring to more then one. Because, the intro of the Nick Cage film literally goes: “Every generation has one, some doomed soul cursed to ride the Earth collecting on the Devils deals until the end of days.”
Eli did the lighting and created the digital backgrounds, but Geoff did the video editing. Was so frustrated at one point with the rendering,(getting the green screen out) that he said he might have to film it again, like they did Monster Mash last year. But Kathy said no (bleeping) way. So he kept working with what film he had. It's fabulous.
The original version of this song is Stan Jones, done in 1948. There are over a hundred different versions of this song in many different languages and styles. Enjoy!
Your expression at the end was priceless. I know everyone’s captured by Geoff’s deep bass notes but TBH it’s the darn chorus that gets me every time. We’re fortunate to be listening at a time when Geoff and Voiceplay are regularly cranking out musical gold.
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" Ghostriders " is pretty much a staple for every country & western band. Every guitar player knows it and can pull any version necessary for the gig. It's one of those songs you are expected to know.
The first Voiceplay Halloween entry is out now. in the hall of the mountain king. Geoff is wonderful in it.
That is not their Halloween video. That is coming out soon. It got delayed because of the hurricane. probably Friday or Saturday.
It is absolutely fantastic. Even better than In The Hall of The Mountain King. but still can be used for Halloween.
Didn't think they could do it but they did.
I do recommend watching that Martha. It is awesome and funny. Bunch of trolls around a cauldron singing (sort of) their hearts out. Listen to the very end. Even during credits. That's funny also.
In The Hall of The Mountain King
@@jackyfriedman1963 I guess for now only Patreon? So do you mean I put A Spell On You or the Adams Family one? If the first yes looking forward to it. Comparing with Voctave one or closer Echo (it having similar vibe to Voiceplay style wise and friggin E.J. Cardona in the lead). Especially fitting now Hocus Pocus 2 is released.
@@embran8486
No. Voiceplay hasn't released it yet. Will probably do that this weekend coming up. It is absolutely fantastic a spooky.
For now yes. It's Patreon only.
However. This one by Geoff is the first spooky season video.
Geoff has named his alter egos - it started with Way Down and them having name tags (each a spelling of Geoff used by fans) but - there were only three other voices/singers in Way Down, and in this one there are 4. No idea why Geoff named the extra guy 'Daryl' but it's been said that Daryl is the guy in the long leather coat. So - no backup singers outside of Geoff's usual alter-ego selves. It's all Geoff, all the time.
It's not Daryl, but Darryl, from this comedy skit with Larry, his brother Darryl, and his other brother Darryl. th-cam.com/video/3xj_jeviwKQ/w-d-xo.html&ab_channel=BlackKatDemon
Love that he has such a good sense of humor.
Daryl' is from the comedy show Bob Newhart, he would introduce himself then his 2 brothers, Darryl and my other brother Darryl'. Lol 😂
@@GreenJeans1966 Perfect!
@@GreenJeans1966 I'm Larry and this is Darryl and my other brother Darryl. Also since it wasn't clear in your original post none of the three were Bob Newhart.
Love it. I remember growing up and hearing Marty Robins and Johnny Cash sing this song. Geoff just gave it new life.
In 1962 I was 11 and my dad had a stereo and records to play on it. I was the first person home from school or work and I would put a record on and listen to it while I did my chores. Marty Robbins was the fellow that did a version of this. So I grew up on it. It was great fun having Geoff (Jeff) do his version. He did it proud. Thanks for covering it so quickly, SL!
My Dad did the same for me with this song on his stereo.
@@davidpost428 That's a nice coincidence.
The Sons if the Pioneers did this song too. Geoff's version is now my favorite.
Your expression at the end was priceless. I know everyone’s captured by Geoff’s deep bass notes but TBH it’s the darn chorus that gets me every time. We’re fortunate to be listening at a time when Geoff and Voiceplay are regularly cranking out musical gold.
Love Geoff's rendition! The song was originally written by Western actor/singer Stan Jones around 1948. You can find a copy of Stan's version here on TH-cam. Please note: when Stan Jones performed it, the yippee yi ay was sung before yippee yi oh. Don't know when it changed during the decades, but by the time Jonny Cash sang it, they were reversed.
I remember it the same way.
Folks have mentioned a bout 4 earlier recorded versions. There was also Vaughn Monroe. It's been around a long time. But Geoff gives it new life, as he does with anything.
He killed it!!!!
He's given his clones names :) Some of the ways people mispronounce his name . Plus Daryl. lol
I've heard this now many times over the last few days but I still get goosebumps every time... He's just getting better
don't worry too much Goff, Jeoph, Jeff, and Daryl are the other Geoff`s he started naming them in his cover of way down
This is so much fun. He really does it justice. I remember this from my childhood, but it never sounded like this.
Amazing reaction!
Left to right...
Jeff, Daryl, Geoff, Goff and Jeoph.
The 3 are pronounced Jeff.
Goff is like golf but without the L.
And of course my favorite Daryl... Dare-ill.
But love them all.
This wasn't originally intended to be Geoff's Halloween video, so I don't know if he plans on doing another one or not (I suspect not, as much trouble as he had with this one). He originally started it back in June, but had some problems and got sidetracked with various things and side projects (In the Hall of the Mountain King, LOL!), so it ended up being delayed quite a bit. But it was certainly worth the wait!
Love your reaction. I could see your brain melting/being blown while watching 😂
Also if you've seen the Nicholas Cage movie 'Ghost Rider', this is the song in the final scene which carries to the credits. You mention Eli, that's one of the key tenors from Voiceplay
That was the outlaws version. I think the best. More rock and roll sounding
A good version of this song to hear is Sons of the Pioneers. This groups gives you a good idea of what the original version is supposed to sound like.
The original was done by The Son’s of the Pioneers. It came out in the 1940s.
Also was used in The Blues Brothers movie. The second one I believe.
The version I knew was in the late 50s by Frankie Laine and loved it but this is exceptional.
Swear to God!!! This is the best song he has done. This is perfect. It's not bass centered. It shows his versatility. Thank God!!!!
I have always loved this song, especially The Sons Of The Pioneers version, though all versions are great. His version is definitely one of the best.
That is the version I remember, back when television was black and white.
Voiceplay has a new video coming out soon. It is absolutely fantastic.
Voiceplay and Geoff are kings of Halloween videos.
Great reaction as always.
I know this song from that one scene in Blues Brothers 2000.
Always enjoy your reactions to Geoff and to Voiceplay, Samantha. The lighting and 3D effects done by Eli Jacobson, Eli is the bald tenor in Voiceplay.
This song is an iconic American song, not surprised that you haven't heard it. I've heard a lot of other versions, Geoff's is best, trust me.
I don't know if Geoff has another one coming out for Halloween, the schedule got all weird.
Voiceplay put one out about 2 or 3 weeks ago, In the Hall of the Mountain King, which I thought, because it's all costumes and kind of spooky, was their Halloween piece coming out early. I was wrong, and that doesn't happen very often. They have a really spooky one coming out in a few days. You need to react to both of them. Trust me, you won't be sorry!
This was my favorite song when I was five years old (1957). I had this record on a 78 rpm record by the Sons of the Pioneers. The Sons of the Pioneers version was released in 1960 and over the years there where quite a few notable member of the group. Ken Curtis of "Gunsmoke" fame, Roy Rogers and Roy's sidekick on his TV show, Pat Brady to name a few.
This is literally Nicholas Cages Ghost Rider end credits song, that another band sang. Ghost Rider was and still is a Marvel Comics character that helped bring about new music inspiration, without even realizing it. Needless to say, Ghost Riders is referring to more then one. Because, the intro of the Nick Cage film literally goes: “Every generation has one, some doomed soul cursed to ride the Earth collecting on the Devils deals until the end of days.”
Geoff did a great job. Great video.❣️
Amazing
There have been a LOT of covers of this song. Some of them very well done. Geoff's is one of those.
The video editing was done by Eli the Bald guy from Voiceplay he does all the video effects and lighting for the group too
Eli did the lighting and created the digital backgrounds, but Geoff did the video editing. Was so frustrated at one point with the rendering,(getting the green screen out) that he said he might have to film it again, like they did Monster Mash last year. But Kathy said no (bleeping) way. So he kept working with what film he had. It's fabulous.
@@shirleykarr560 Thanks for the info
@@shirleykarr560 thanks for the Info
This is a terrifying song. My Dad used to play the original for me. I later owned the version by The Outlaws.
The original version of this song is Stan Jones, done in 1948. There are over a hundred different versions of this song in many different languages and styles. Enjoy!
I know you and your reaction style and I seen this , so I liked before you even started !!
Recommend Pentatonix’s new track, Prayers For This World. Also Scott Hoying has a new original video, Mars.
Hei I'm like your reaction for this song
Classic reaction ... you looked like you were actually seeing ghosts.
You should get a private post office box so we can send you Halloween decorations lol
Please Samantha!!! Your video of the artist is still only half the volume of your reaction. Sorry but it takes away from your reaction experience. 😢
It is a warning song about being on the wrong path of life and then God saying change your ways now or you will be sent to hell
Daryl is best Ghost Rider
He is my favorite too, but Jeff is the creepiest.
Jeoph looks like he'd be good at poker. And not take kindly to anyone cheating.
vol too low...
Your expression at the end was priceless. I know everyone’s captured by Geoff’s deep bass notes but TBH it’s the darn chorus that gets me every time. We’re fortunate to be listening at a time when Geoff and Voiceplay are regularly cranking out musical gold.