I'm 65 years old and they are probably the best group I have heard. It just seems like over the past few years they are more and more amazing talents out there.
That was done and released 1969. The mid 60's to the mid 70's was the best era of music in America. Even then, it was an amazing harmonic release in the midst of the burgeoning Rock era.
@@Jolarwar If you haven't already check out the young Norwegian singer/songwriter/producer Aurora you should do so. I'd start with her song Runaway from the Nobel Peace Prize concert in 2015 when she was 19 and written at the age of 11.
Home Free is by far the premiere A cappella group. They have raised the bar for A cappella groups to an almost unreachable level with this beautiful cover. It is definitely one of my favorites. I do believe it is time for you to listen and react to their cover of Mayday by Cam.
As someone who has worked in the music industry at times, I can vouch for that. Very few good engineers out there. However, I would say that Home Free is the kind of group that makes their job easy lol.
That was the most powerful song cover I've heard in a long time. It grabbed my soul and vibrated it to its core. Nice reaction Schnell, keep up the great work 😃♥️👍👍
This is a master class in group vocals. Perfect pitch. Perfect harmony. Perfect timing. I'm a sucker for harmonies, especially in rock. This song hits hard af.
For some context to the harmonies, you should listen to some original Crosby Stills Nash (and Young) -- "Teach Your Children Well", "Suite: Judy Blue Eyes", "Marrakesh Express", "Our House"... Their harmonies are completely distinctive.
The only thing that could have added to Crosby, Stills, Nash, and Young is the addition of Tim's bass. Having grown up on CSN&Y my mind immediately jumped to "Teach Your Children Well" as soon as this song started. Home Free really should go down in history as a companion group to CSN&Y.
1969 - "Helplessly Hoping" is a 1969 song by the American folk rock group Crosby, Stills, and Nash, written purposefully in alliterative form by Stephen Stills. They recorded the song at Wally Heider's Studio 3, Hollywood in December 1968 during their first recording session as a group, with producer Paul Rothchild. 1969-
It's a favorite of mine as well. "I can't out run you" is a fantastic simple, very beautiful song. Chance sings the lead, and he directed the video. In The Blood..is great as well.
This was actually released in 1969. You should listen to the original by Crosby Stills Nash and Young (CSN&Y). Home Free did a fantastic job covering this song, CSN&Y would be happy with this cover. This was one of my favorite songs growing up.
I was just suggested your videos and I am hooked. I absolutely love Home Free and this is the first time I have have seen this video. It is a video that showcases all of their voices. To where I would rather be, I would go back to Japan.
OMG, Home Free would kill More Than Words. They should do that one. This is my current number HF song, or Mayday. I literally wake up hearing these songs.
These guys are SO TALENTED. Great thing is they sound just as good live! I’ve seen them twice and they put on a great show. Fun, funny and sing their butts off. Can’t wait to see them again. Oh., and I’d be in Colorado as well. I grew up there and looking forward to getting back sometime soon. Great reaction! Keep them coming!❤️❤️
@@SchnellJordan I don't know his name, but the guy that sang at first, the one you went back and listened to again, also sings bass. If you listen to the bass parts again, you will hear that there is more than just Tim's voice, the other guy is harmonizing with him in the bass line.
CSN was known for their harmonies. You must listen to original. CSN is my all time favorite. Even though I'm a devout PTX fan, Home Free does this song justice. Bravo
I’m really showing my age when I comment that I wish reactors would choose the original artists to react to first before picking up all these covers, but maybe if the cover makes a big enough impression, they will go back & listen to the originals in time. Imo, it’s so important to see where a song started in order to understand what the cover artists did with it. 🤷♀️
@James Davis she was referring to a song from the 90's called More Than Words by Extreme that this reminded her of but she definitely needs to hear the original, More Than Words isn't even close
This is absolutely one of the best uses of human harmonies ever....Chance who started with the opening solo, was the director & was the producer of this video, it was his vision. Check out their original Dive Bar Saints, it'll give you a little bit of their country feel, but it's a very catchy tune.
@FNU LNU did I say Chance arranged it ? It was his baby though from directing & producibng it...it was his vision, he brought the song to the group like he did with Moonshine
The original is from Cosby,Stills, Nash And there hamonys are as good as anyone's. Home frees Harmony's are a lot like there's Great Reaction as always Stay Safe 😀😀
@@DamselDebICT I agree this off the 1969 album that had Suite : Judy Blue Eyes & Marakeesh Express. Helplessly Hoping, was the b-side of the Marakeesh Express single
Hermosa Beach, CA. I grew by the ocean in New England and I live in the Arizona desert. I miss the sounds, breezes and smells of the ocean. Plus I have good friends in the area.
Did you notice that beatboxer Adam Rupp sang on this song? That means that they were singing four-part harmony plus the lead! No wonder it sounded so rich.
They make beautiful music together. They are always just doing it for fun! If it weren't for paying travel expenses, having to eat, etc. they probably wouldn't even charge to do a concert. I wish I was in Rio De Janeiro as it was in the 60s!
Home Free has the ability to become a cathedral pipe organ while maintaining pure vocals throughout their songs. You could SWEAR that they have instrumental accompaniment.
While I love Home Free and this version, I was fortunate enough to hear CSN play it live in a small venue many years ago. They turned off the lights before beginning, and you could hear a pin drop between the notes. It was truly a religious experience that you can't get from a 52 year old recording - but you should still give it a listen.
Home Free : The John Denver song "Country Roads", the New years song "Auld Lang Syne", and The Trace Adkins song "I Can't Outrun You". ALL the Home Free covers of those songs. The ULTIMATE Home Free song is "How Great Thou Art". Many reactors either forget to or are unable to even pause for comment. Many people have been moved to tears by their rendition.
Your observation of the similarity, harmonically, of this piece to the harmonies of "More Than Words" is intriguing. There is a folk-ballad tradition of only lightly instrumented songs (that includes, notably, Simon and Garfunkel), in which the harmonies are the soul of the piece--harmonies that are at one moment simple, and in the next intertwine in unexpected combinations like different-colored threads woven in a tapestry. I personally love these songs, in which the driving bass beat an dover-loud instrumentation are absent, and do not obscure the pure and pristine power of precise and provocative chords.
I had a friend in college who once mentioned that as a child he was really frustrated by his inability to sing like Simon and Garfunkel, until he realized they were two voices harmonizing so of course his one voice couldn’t duplicate that.
Fun to watch your reaction. Two things....The era was the 60's, far removed from the 90"s. It was a time of searching, romance and turmoil. Ask your grandparents. Second, there is a Shakespearian word trick in the song, that being using words that start with the same letter. Keep up your explorations.
Loved your reaction.. this is one of my favorite songs. I am old enough to remember the original and I was so excited when I saw that my very favorite group was covering this.. and oh yeah.. as usual , they did it incredible justice. .. oh.. I would like to be in Vermont! Especially this time of year! I live in Philly now, orig from Boston, but my heart is in Vt.. ! Listen to Auld Lang Syne.. Do You Hear What I Hear.. and the Country Fried Medley.. oh and Mayday.. omg any song you pick would be great! Thanks!
Dear Schnell, you look even more BEAUTIFUL than usual with your pretty pink ring & your DRESS & the darling necklace & our classic red nail polish. This must be a new song of theirs because this is my first time to hear it. With holidays coming know that Home Free & Pentatonix have a number of wonderful Holiday songs. The place I would like to be is with Dimash if he isn't already secretly taken. 🎶👱♀️👗👠👠💓
@@kareng1894 K!! I have seen a LOT of their videos so I must have overlooked this one or just not gotten to it yet. Thank you so much for the heads up 👱♀️👗👠👠
Thought that might be the case. They have a lot of videos out and have been blasting us with a lot more since quarantine. Not that I mind. I forgot they have this one or that one until someone reacts to it the say to myself "Oh yeah! I haven't watched that one in ages!" If they want to five us more music, I'll listen and watch the videos. :D
Hey Schnell it's AWESOME seeing you react to Home Free again, I love this group! It's my first time hearing this song I love their voices! These guys are AWESOME! Where I would like to be is somewhere I've never been I think I would love to visit Colorado also! Schnell is it beautiful there? Thanks again for being an AWESOME person and human being we need more beautiful souls like you out there! You're AWESOME can't for your next reaction! Much love again from here in the States!😉😉😉😉😉😉🎶🎶🎶🎶
Sweet Schnell. I hope you had a great thanksgiving. I love when you react to Home Free. Thanks girl. ❤️👍😇🤘 there’s no place like home. Nowhere I’d rather be. ❤️❤️❤️ maybe Chester England. LOL
I’m from Colorado, but I’d rather be somewhere warmer on a sandy beach 🏖. Especially this time of year. Love your reactions to Home Free videos. Precious. 😊
Hi Mrs. Schnell, this song is great, btw i love HomeFree! ...and this one seems like "Irish folk musik" (btw love that Irish thing too) Clear, loud, less Instruments, maybe cold, nature, but soulfilling sounds. perfekt, thank you!
The one place I'd love to be right now is The Great Smoky Mountains. I lived near there as a teen, haven't been back in over 35 yrs. I miss the place I consider home so much.
Don’t miss the perfection of written poetry in these verses. A common technique is to use the same vowel at the start of each phrase. Note the repeat of the H ,L, W, C, etc. through the different lyrics. This is beautifully written in all respects. Can’t find a better poem put to melody and harmony. Love CSN!
It’s not a song from the 90’s. Crosby, Still, & Nash wrote & sung this song in the late 1960’s. Crosby, Still, & Nash had unique beautiful harmonies in the original release. Home Free has played tribute to Crosby, Still, & Nash harmonies & taken to another level.
Were would I like to be? Somewhere that love safety and freedom embraces me like a blanket of air and troubles are no longer a focus and all I can see is others feeling the same as me..
Schnell, what so many miss is Adam Ruff (beat boxer) has a beautiful tenor voice and makes a fifth voice to this group. How great thou art is another example of his voice. I just love their sound❤️
Thank you for doing a Home Free Reaction!!! I absolutely love this group and this is getting me thru COVID in a happy way. Please do more Home Free. Please react to In the Blood. I would be living on a tropical island.
I love Home Free. They are incredible. I have asked in the past for you to react to Gephil Flores either "Somewhere in Time" From the Movie Somewhere in Time or "Never Enough" from the Movie The Greatest Showman & I think she sings that how it should have been sung. She has a voice of a angel & even David Foster says she should be known around the world. Both songs are on her youtube channel
Hi young lady ! Awesome reaction !! I hate this song ....it is way too short !! It could go another 4 minutes without getting too long !! "Try how great thou art" by home free - it's another masterpiece
I'm 65 years old and they are probably the best group I have heard. It just seems like over the past few years they are more and more amazing talents out there.
Agree, but my next favorite is Foxes and Fossils, check their old live stuff on on here. They did this same song, and many other good ones
i have noticed that too Kenny .. am same age as you .. we seem to be living in a unique time in music history ..
Electronic equipment helps a lot.
This is a late 60's song by Crosby, Stills, and Nash. Home Free has the richest harmonies of any band I have ever heard.
Listen to Foxes and Fossils version. It's definitely worth jt.
Their time as CSNY is specular as well. Neil added a layer that just fit so well with all 3 of them.
Don't miss Home Free's
7 Bridges Road. Harmonies sharp enough you get paper cuts.
That was done and released 1969. The mid 60's to the mid 70's was the best era of music in America. Even then, it was an amazing harmonic release in the midst of the burgeoning Rock era.
im a man, but when i feel like crying... "what we aint got" homefree cover is my go to...
Yeah, what Ronnie said, but also try out I Can't Outrun You and Love Me Like That.
Mine is "In the Blood"
It’s sad that as men we have to justify ourselves for when we cry
I actually have to watch and listen to Gone Away by FFDP for a good cry
@@Jolarwar If you haven't already check out the young Norwegian singer/songwriter/producer Aurora you should do so. I'd start with her song Runaway from the Nobel Peace Prize concert in 2015 when she was 19 and written at the age of 11.
Home Free is by far the premiere A cappella group. They have raised the bar for A cappella groups to an almost unreachable level with this beautiful cover. It is definitely one of my favorites. I do believe it is time for you to listen and react to their cover of Mayday by Cam.
This song is grossly underrated.
These Guys will go down in Musical History .No one will ever match this, Not even Close.
If you're a 90's music girl, Home Free covered Boyz II Men End of the Road!! and they KILLED IT!!!
No matter what type of music you like, that song and that cover are both amazing
I discovered Home Free not long ago in the comments of a PTX reaction video.
I'll have to check out this one. Thanks for sharing.
Home Free does a fantastic cover of John Mayer's In The Blood. I know you like John too. Love this song too thanks for doing it.
If you appreciate how clean and distinct the vocals are, you can thank the engineer. It's a technical skillset that very few are masters of.
As someone who has worked in the music industry at times, I can vouch for that. Very few good engineers out there. However, I would say that Home Free is the kind of group that makes their job easy lol.
That was the most powerful song cover I've heard in a long time. It grabbed my soul and vibrated it to its core.
Nice reaction Schnell, keep up the great work 😃♥️👍👍
Same! Haha. Thank you Andrew 😊
This is a master class in group vocals. Perfect pitch. Perfect harmony. Perfect timing. I'm a sucker for harmonies, especially in rock. This song hits hard af.
For some context to the harmonies, you should listen to some original Crosby Stills Nash (and Young) -- "Teach Your Children Well", "Suite: Judy Blue Eyes", "Marrakesh Express", "Our House"... Their harmonies are completely distinctive.
Agreed!
The only thing that could have added to Crosby, Stills, Nash, and Young is the addition of Tim's bass. Having grown up on CSN&Y my mind immediately jumped to "Teach Your Children Well" as soon as this song started. Home Free really should go down in history as a companion group to CSN&Y.
1969 - "Helplessly Hoping" is a 1969 song by the American folk rock group Crosby, Stills, and Nash, written purposefully in alliterative form by Stephen Stills. They recorded the song at Wally Heider's Studio 3, Hollywood in December 1968 during their first recording session as a group, with producer Paul Rothchild. 1969-
An immaculate jewel of a song written by a music god and performed by angels.
I AGREE it time you can now see a totally different side of this group. MAYDAY will floor you
I guess I’ll have to give it a listen! 😊
Mayday. You willl be blown away
@@SchnellJordan yes please
It's a favorite of mine as well.
"I can't out run you" is a fantastic simple, very beautiful song. Chance sings the lead, and he directed the video.
In The Blood..is great as well.
Obviously, these guy's were inspired by the original CSN version, both are superb.
I just heard the original version and it’s SO GOOD!
@@SchnellJordan Self control, Schnell ;-) -- you should have reacted to the original, too -- of course you still can..... :-)
Wooohoooo Schnell!!! We love your reactions and we love when you do Home Free. Keep up the positivity sweet thing.
This was actually released in 1969. You should listen to the original by Crosby Stills Nash and Young (CSN&Y). Home Free did a fantastic job covering this song, CSN&Y would be happy with this cover. This was one of my favorite songs growing up.
If you want to hear warm, rich harmonies, check out Home Free's cover of Auld Lang Syne. Gorgeous. Smooth. Velvety.
As is the Pentatonix version!!
I was just suggested your videos and I am hooked. I absolutely love Home Free and this is the first time I have have seen this video. It is a video that showcases all of their voices. To where I would rather be, I would go back to Japan.
OMG, Home Free would kill More Than Words. They should do that one. This is my current number HF song, or Mayday. I literally wake up hearing these songs.
the layers of different sound from each mixes beautifully
When Tim drops that bass its just something special. This song is amazing
This song illustrates perfectly the power that that bass voice can bring to even the most perfect harmonies.
You have got to love when Adam Rupp sings! ❤️❤️
These guys are SO TALENTED. Great thing is they sound just as good live! I’ve seen them twice and they put on a great show. Fun, funny and sing their butts off. Can’t wait to see them again. Oh., and I’d be in Colorado as well. I grew up there and looking forward to getting back sometime soon. Great reaction! Keep them coming!❤️❤️
there were 5 voices the beat boxer has a beautiful voice
Whoops! Missed one 😊
@@SchnellJordan I don't know his name, but the guy that sang at first, the one you went back and listened to again, also sings bass. If you listen to the bass parts again, you will hear that there is more than just Tim's voice, the other guy is harmonizing with him in the bass line.
That's Adam Chance
Probably the best chance to hear Adam Rupp sing is their version of "How Great Thou Art"...
@@yobaby14 Hes a baritone... Low end, but i dont think hes a bass...
This is an old song from the 60's/70's that was originally performed by Crosby, Stills, Nash, and Young!
Another harmonizing song covered by Home Free and originally done by the Eagles is "7 Bridges Road".
CSN was known for their harmonies. You must listen to original. CSN is my all time favorite. Even though I'm a devout PTX fan, Home Free does this song justice. Bravo
I’m really showing my age when I comment that I wish reactors would choose the original artists to react to first before picking up all these covers, but maybe if the cover makes a big enough impression, they will go back & listen to the originals in time. Imo, it’s so important to see where a song started in order to understand what the cover artists did with it. 🤷♀️
Home Free is extremely good on this one. Everything they do has been exceptional.
I'm guessing she's never heard the original version.
"Sounds like a 90's ballad."
It's actually from 1969.
I was thinking the same thing. 90s 😂
Crosby, Stills and Nash. This group has done them justice.
@James Davis she was referring to a song from the 90's called More Than Words by Extreme that this reminded her of but she definitely needs to hear the original, More Than Words isn't even close
The original CSN vinyl record on a decent system is amazing.
@@stevestarr3160 Yup.
90's!? That's funny. Yes. it is the 60's. I should know; I'm 73 and was there.
OK Schnell.....You need to listen & view more of their videos! Tim...the bass , is AWESOME !!!!!
To answer The Question...I am right where where God wants me and ...Welcome to the wonder that is ...Home Free ....Home Fry!
listen to the first letter of the first word in each line then see what follows.. these guys (CS&N) are magic..
.. this is no longer alcapella, it’s voice painting..
Yes. Painted with autotune
@@gutemberggomes4249 home free is not using at, the are same without mike ...
I have seen them in concert twice. They sound even better live so take the hate and jealously somewhere else. :)
They do not use autotune!
@@gutemberggomes4249 um compare them live...they are just as good
Adam, the beat boxer is also a very good tenor, so there were actually 5 voices in this cover, as on some of their Xmas songs.
This is absolutely one of the best uses of human harmonies ever....Chance who started with the opening solo, was the director & was the producer of this video, it was his vision. Check out their original Dive Bar Saints, it'll give you a little bit of their country feel, but it's a very catchy tune.
@FNU LNU did I say Chance arranged it ? It was his baby though from directing & producibng it...it was his vision, he brought the song to the group like he did with Moonshine
@FNU LNU by the way...no content on your channel....go away troll
@TheLawDemon again another troll account with his other troll accounts givung him likes LOLOLOLOLOL
The original is from Cosby,Stills, Nash
And there hamonys are as good as anyone's.
Home frees Harmony's are a lot like there's Great Reaction as always Stay Safe 😀😀
No Young...
@@DamselDebICT I agree this off the 1969 album that had Suite : Judy Blue Eyes & Marakeesh Express. Helplessly Hoping, was the b-side of the Marakeesh Express single
@@DamselDebICT your right just so use to saying that I suppose.
Thanks for the correction
Imagine if it had been Crosby, Stills, Nash and Foust.
Hermosa Beach, CA. I grew by the ocean in New England and I live in the Arizona desert. I miss the sounds, breezes and smells of the ocean. Plus I have good friends in the area.
This is classic 1960’s rock.
Did you notice that beatboxer Adam Rupp sang on this song? That means that they were singing four-part harmony plus the lead! No wonder it sounded so rich.
They make beautiful music together. They are always just doing it for fun! If it weren't for paying travel expenses, having to eat, etc. they probably wouldn't even charge to do a concert. I wish I was in Rio De Janeiro as it was in the 60s!
This is the BEST example EVER for the proper use of Reverb! It is absolutely spot on and adds so much to the whole composition.
This song is from 1969 sung by Crosby, Still, Nash and Young and the harmoies is also one of the great!
Home Free has the ability to become a cathedral pipe organ while maintaining pure vocals throughout their songs. You could SWEAR that they have instrumental accompaniment.
Just so awesome. Beautiful!!
While I love Home Free and this version, I was fortunate enough to hear CSN play it live in a small venue many years ago. They turned off the lights before beginning, and you could hear a pin drop between the notes. It was truly a religious experience that you can't get from a 52 year old recording - but you should still give it a listen.
Where I want to be? Iceland. Why? No COVID and you can stand anywhere and see the Gods. Love your reactions! As always, hugs!
it's a Crosby, Stills, and Nash song from their1969 album. ...beautifully covered by Home free.
Home Free : The John Denver song "Country Roads", the New years song "Auld Lang Syne", and The Trace Adkins song "I Can't Outrun You". ALL the Home Free covers of those songs. The ULTIMATE Home Free song is "How Great Thou Art". Many reactors either forget to or are unable to even pause for comment. Many people have been moved to tears by their rendition.
That was beyond beautiful 😍😊
Your observation of the similarity, harmonically, of this piece to the harmonies of "More Than Words" is intriguing. There is a folk-ballad tradition of only lightly instrumented songs (that includes, notably, Simon and Garfunkel), in which the harmonies are the soul of the piece--harmonies that are at one moment simple, and in the next intertwine in unexpected combinations like different-colored threads woven in a tapestry. I personally love these songs, in which the driving bass beat an dover-loud instrumentation are absent, and do not obscure the pure and pristine power of precise and provocative chords.
Beautifully said, Sakadula!
I had a friend in college who once mentioned that as a child he was really frustrated by his inability to sing like Simon and Garfunkel, until he realized they were two voices harmonizing so of course his one voice couldn’t duplicate that.
In heaven when he ready to take me home
Wow! Exactly!
The original from 1968 was done by Crosby Stills Nash and Young. It's worth a listen. The harmonies are worth the time.
It was recorded in 1968 and released in 1969 and no Neil Young was not part of the group yet,
Knew the bass gut punch was gonna get you lol. Great reaction!!
that's a masterclass in harmony
Fun to watch your reaction. Two things....The era was the 60's, far removed from the 90"s. It was a time of searching, romance and turmoil. Ask your grandparents. Second, there is a Shakespearian word trick in the song, that being using words that start with the same letter. Keep up your explorations.
Living in Texas back to Missouri and you eyes oh my goodness!
Loved your reaction.. this is one of my favorite songs. I am old enough to remember the original and I was so excited when I saw that my very favorite group was covering this.. and oh yeah.. as usual , they did it incredible justice. .. oh.. I would like to be in Vermont! Especially this time of year! I live in Philly now, orig from Boston, but my heart is in Vt.. ! Listen to Auld Lang Syne.. Do You Hear What I Hear.. and the Country Fried Medley.. oh and Mayday.. omg any song you pick would be great! Thanks!
Dear Schnell, you look even more BEAUTIFUL than usual with your pretty pink ring & your DRESS & the darling necklace & our classic red nail polish. This must be a new song of theirs because this is my first time to hear it. With holidays coming know that Home Free & Pentatonix have a number of wonderful Holiday songs. The place I would like to be is with Dimash if he isn't already secretly taken. 🎶👱♀️👗👠👠💓
Apr 27, 2018
is when Home Free posted this to TH-cam. It's been out for a while. LOL
@@kareng1894 K!! I have seen a LOT of their videos so I must have overlooked this one or just not gotten to it yet. Thank you so much for the heads up 👱♀️👗👠👠
Thought that might be the case. They have a lot of videos out and have been blasting us with a lot more since quarantine. Not that I mind. I forgot they have this one or that one until someone reacts to it the say to myself "Oh yeah! I haven't watched that one in ages!" If they want to five us more music, I'll listen and watch the videos. :D
@@kareng1894 And they are one of the music acts I listen to daily among others like Pentatonix and Dimash.
She is a very attractive young lady but man she just interrupts waaayyy too much in my opinion.
Hey Schnell it's AWESOME seeing you react to Home Free again, I love this group! It's my first time hearing this song I love their voices! These guys are AWESOME! Where I would like to be is somewhere I've never been I think I would love to visit Colorado also! Schnell is it beautiful there? Thanks again for being an AWESOME person and human being we need more beautiful souls like you out there! You're AWESOME can't for your next reaction! Much love again from here in the States!😉😉😉😉😉😉🎶🎶🎶🎶
Thank you so much!! I’m so happy you are enjoying all of my content 😊🙏🏼✨
Sweet Schnell. I hope you had a great thanksgiving. I love when you react to Home Free. Thanks girl. ❤️👍😇🤘 there’s no place like home. Nowhere I’d rather be. ❤️❤️❤️ maybe Chester England. LOL
It was a fun thanksgiving! Hope yours was fun too! 😊 England sounds fun!
You should listen to the original too. Home Free definitely did it justice. Love it too.
I’m from Colorado, but I’d rather be somewhere warmer on a sandy beach 🏖. Especially this time of year. Love your reactions to Home Free videos. Precious. 😊
Hi Mrs. Schnell,
this song is great, btw i love HomeFree!
...and this one seems like "Irish folk musik" (btw love that Irish thing too)
Clear, loud, less Instruments, maybe cold, nature, but soulfilling sounds.
perfekt, thank you!
I agree with your reaction.
Would like to be sitting and drinking Cognac wherever Bob Dylan is playing.
Music is medicine
Harmony of three , four or five part harmony is done by Home Free ....here they are committed to brilliant synchronization.
The one place I'd love to be right now is The Great Smoky Mountains. I lived near there as a teen, haven't been back in over 35 yrs. I miss the place I consider home so much.
A David Crosby song about a Ménage à Trois from 1969. Tim's voice makes this sound like a church organ.
Don’t miss the perfection of written poetry in these verses. A common technique is to use the same vowel at the start of each phrase. Note the repeat of the H ,L, W, C, etc. through the different lyrics. This is beautifully written in all respects. Can’t find a better poem put to melody and harmony. Love CSN!
Your favorite book is going to be huge when you keep watching Home Free. Try How Great thou Art. Bueatiful!!
Great reaction once again awesome woman😍😍😍
I lived in Colorado for 57 years beautiful place. I think I’d like to be in Belize.
This song was originally recorded by Crosby, Stills, and Nash back in December 1968.
It’s not a song from the 90’s. Crosby, Still, & Nash wrote & sung this song in the late 1960’s. Crosby, Still, & Nash had unique beautiful harmonies in the original release. Home Free has played tribute to Crosby, Still, & Nash harmonies & taken to another level.
The song is a 1969 song. Way before the 90"s. Spent many nights at College with this song.
I so love the way they did song
This song was done by Crosby, Stills and Nash in 1969 in their Deja Vu album.
Were would I like to be? Somewhere that love safety and freedom embraces me like a blanket of air and troubles are no longer a focus and all I can see is others feeling the same as me..
when Tim hits a low note, your expressions 'out you'
Man that Tim Foust can go LOWWW. Enjoying your reacts. Cheers from Sudbury
You can hear each voice even in harmony because they are masters of giving each other space, fantastic 👍
That was my first time hearing this too it was beautiful. as far as where I would be it would be home because I'm an over the road truck driver
90's vibe, Crosby Stills & Nash sang this at Woodstock in 1969. Definitely listen to the original by C S & N .
Schnell, what so many miss is Adam Ruff (beat boxer) has a beautiful tenor voice and makes a fifth voice to this group. How great thou art is another example of his voice. I just love their sound❤️
Rupp, not "ruff."
If you like this song you should hear the Pentatonix original "Run to You." It will blow you away. So simple, and yet so haunting.
The song is : "All about that bass"
They are funny, and make insane dances! Hahahaha (Home Free covers) 👍
Thank you for doing a Home Free Reaction!!! I absolutely love this group and this is getting me thru COVID in a happy way. Please do more Home Free. Please react to In the Blood. I would be living on a tropical island.
I love Home Free. They are incredible. I have asked in the past for you to react to Gephil Flores either "Somewhere in Time" From the Movie Somewhere in Time or "Never Enough" from the Movie The Greatest Showman & I think she sings that how it should have been sung. She has a voice of a angel & even David Foster says she should be known around the world. Both songs are on her youtube channel
Simple is good. Sounds incredibl
Hi young lady ! Awesome reaction !! I hate this song ....it is way too short !! It could go another 4 minutes without getting too long !! "Try how great thou art" by home free - it's another masterpiece
I second How Great Thou Art’. Beautifully done by Home Free.
@@marshakey6304 and i will give it a third
Too, too many memories. Beautiful rendition. Peace.
Nanaimo, British Columbia...just to be in the middle of the most beautiful part of Canada
Myrtle Beach...They killed this song