I would love to suggest one of their newest, One Man Band and one of my favorite original Dreamer, just in case someone hasn't already. Your face when you saw Tim singing in the tenor range was priceless. Us Home Fries wait for that!
@@JDubReacts you will NOT be disappointed in either one. One-man band has gone to my top 3 Home Free videos because the harmonies are just off the charts good !!
You know Austin, high tenor. Rob, with the beard is the low tenor. Adam Chance is the baritone/bass. Adam Rupp, the best beatboxer on the planet also sings on occasion. Everybody knows Mr. Amazing Tim, with the five octave range. If you would like another sample of his high range, check out a song called "Snowglobe"
Adam Chance handled bass for this one. He was the bass for his previous vocal group. He can also sing tenor range. Check out Chance in Can't Stop the Feeling. Chance is especially good at instrumental voices. They do an instrumental interlude in the middle of Can't Stop the Feeling. Chance opens their cover of Man of Constant Sorrow with a sort of throat singing. He gives Tim a chance to do more lead singing. Chance normally sings baritone for Home Free.
Yep they got ya !! The high tenor by Tim throws off folks and then when Chance hits that bass drop "Mayday" a lot of folks jaw drops...Chance is a very competent bass and was the bass for his old group Street Corner Symphony, but when founding member Chris Rupp (real life brother of the beat boxer Adam Rupp) decided to leave, and they brought in Chance in May 2016, it was a game changer for the group...Chance could do bass and allow Tim to use his full 5 octave range. If you want to hear Chance sing lead, you can react to their cover of Sawyer Browns "Some Girls Do" which also has outstanding work by the beatboxer, and also a Home Free original "DIVE BAR SAINTS" a very cool 😎 and laid back chill song. Great reaction bro...did you used to be an athlete ? That neck pops out as "jock" written all over it haha 👍😎👌
Lmao. Not like a football player or anything. Started out with baseball (pitcher and center field), and then moved into pole vaulting and discus in track & field. I was much ganglier back then. Then came 16 years of military life, military combative training, with a dash of MMA training on the side....just for the heck of it. Never wanted to do the whole octagon life...just enjoyed learning and mostly friendly competition. Thanks for the comments and suggestions. Glad you enjoyed!
@@JDubReacts OK that all makes sense. I'm sure no one screws with you 👍😎. You have a lot of great stuff to come with your Home Free journey. As you pointed out, their arrangements, usually from Darren Russ, are very much top notch. OK I'm just going on & on sorry dude. God bless & have a great rest of your Sunday !!
New Subscriber here. Another "reactor", Trivex Silver", after reacting to Home Free's new "Working for a Living", suggested that it should be the very first song suggested to new reactors or viewers because it shows ALL the names as they get out of the "News Van". Great idea!!! People tend to forget that Tim has a 5+ octave range, from sub-basement to high tenor & that Adam Chance WAS the bass singer for Street Corner Symphony & has a wide octave range himself! ALL of these guys are soooooo multi-talented individually, how could they be anything but phenomenal when blended together! By the way, here are the guys' names: Front row left to right: Rob Lundquist, (wide range) tenor, Tim Foust, normally bass (lowest to high tenor), Austin Brown, low to ultra-high tenor, etc (lol). Back row left to right: (Both Adams) Adam Rupp, beat boxer, percussionist, orchestra & sings tenor (or pretty much any he wants to sing) & Adam Chance (called "Chance" to avoid "Adam confusion"), who normally sings baritone (also tenor to bass).
Yes this was a switcheroo for ya. Tim was just showing off his 5 octave range. Love this. Austin is the high tenor, Tim the bass, Rob (with glasses) is a tenor, Chance baritone/bass, and Adam the beatboxer. Chance was the bass in his last group before he joined Home Free so it’s nice to let Tim sing in his tenor range occasionally and let Chance take over the bass. Good reaction. I Can’t Outrun You with Chance singing is great. Lots of low notes in that one. Helplessly Hoping, Country Roads, In the Blood, One Man Band.
You can tell by your reaction to this one that not only have you heard Home Free's music, but that you have really LISTENED to their music. There is a difference. I've seen reactors who have supposedly"reacted" to "alot"of their music, yet when they finally see "Mayday" they have no reaction to or even make mention of Tim singing tenor or Chance dropping that bass note and its disappointing for more than one reason, lol. So needless to say I so appreciate and respect your reaction. I'm subbing because I can see your reactions have actual merit. Thank you!!💗
Thanks for a great reaction....check out Meet In The Middle! You should also check out Austin Brown's channel...you will enjoy him singing Unchained Melody!
And THAT is what is so unique about Home Free. They are not limited to just "Their Part". Each one is a lead singer on their own when the song needs it to happen. Tim,,, 5 Octave range. Thanks.
Their cover of Stop, Drop and Roll, Tim sings with the tenors. And their original, Snowglobe, Tim gets a bit higher. The guys sang this in the same key as Cam. Adam's beatboxing is what stood out most for me.
This song is originally sung by Cam, a female country artist and Home Free sang it in her key. These men, with their ranges keep us guessing about who will sing what part. It makes the anticipation exquisite! Chance sang all of the bass in this one. New sub here, great reaction! ❤
lol....love these reactions to Mayday. Yes Home Free has 2 bases, 4 tenors and 1 baritone and Adam the beatboxer may have as wide a range as Tim's 5 octaves. Please react to Workin' For A Livin'. Adam just smashes a harmonica solo....without a harmonica. The last note in the solo is as high as Austin.s high tenor.
Yes I love their version of Greensleeves. It's a song that brings back childhood memories & their version is brilliant. & the video filmed in an amazing spot as well.
Seen them do this in concert and they did a beat box break down in the middle of the song.You can check it out in their live concert videos, if you want to.. They are as good in concert as their videos... Austin Brown has his own u tube channel that he started during quarantine. He does covers and also some of his original music....No, he is not leaving Home Free... Mayday and Do You Hear What I Hear are my two favorites from Home Free. They are an exceptional group..
After listening to many HF songs, Mayday is still one of my favorites. So crisp, the harmonies and you can understand all of the words. Thanks for a great reaction. New subscriber.
Thank you so much for a great reaction to what is basically a surprise kinda song for most people. The guys are always amazing. What ever you decide to react to will not be a disappointment. If you have a chance you might want to react to...In The Blood...Crazy...or...Good Ol' Boy Good Time. Your choice. Thanks again it really enjoyed your reaction. First time seeing you...Liked and subscribed
Rob (the beard) tenor, Tim the Beast bass/ tenor, Austin lead tenor, Adam Chance baritone/ bass / assists beat sounds. Adam Rupp beat boxer. They. Are all amazing. I am a home fry. The ascending and descending sounds amazing. Check out My Church and In the Blood
Laine is the beatboxer for Voiceplay. Home Free's is Adam Rupp. Adam Chance ("Chance") is baritone and covers bass when Tim sings. Rob is a tenor. Recommendation: Cover of "Blue Ain't Your Cover"
Notice that during the melody/countermelody as they are ending to the fadeout: Rob does the round once, then Tim joins in in harmony at a higher pitch! So much fun to hear. There's a few men who can cover 4 or 5 octaves but don't necessarily sound good at various parts of their ranges. Tim and Chance don't have that problem. Both are fantastic at any octave they sing. Every member of Home Free is extremely talented and versatile. These guys are my addiction.
You are the first reactor that I have watched that has actually noticed that if Tim is doing tenor at the beginning that someone else is doing bass. Awesome!
New sub,, came for the Home Free! Great reaction! The talent in this group is undeniable! Love how they can switch roles within the group. You should check out " In the Blood". It is amazing! Thank you for your reaction and stay safe and healthy and have a blessed day!
For a truly unique and astoundingly beautiful Christmas arrangement of: “Do You Hear What I Hear?” with the original Home Free group. Beatboxed Adam Rupp and his brother Chris started the group. Chris became sick for awhile and Adam Chance replaced him. Check out the amazing voices, harmonies, runs, step-downs and step-up blends! And filmed at the Ice Hotel in the Arctic Circle.
Tim has an amazing 5 octave range, which is absolutely beautiful. Let me help you with their names Rob Lundquist lead tenor (beard and glasses), you know Tim and Austin, backrow is left to right Adam Rupp the amazing vocal percussionist (who sings tenor sometimes) and Adam Chance baritone (goes by Chance). Chance is actually a bass but he sings baritone and covers bass when Tim sings lead. Really enjoyed watching your reaction.
Haha! Loved your reaction💖 A good song to react to would be Helplessly Hoping-the harmonies!!!! Each one of these men could have a solo career, but us Home Fries are very glad they haven't. You have a new sub here.
It's great that Chance can take over the bass when Tim sings lead. This is really highlighted in Snow Globe and their new song What's Left of My Heart.
Thank you. Military life was interesting to say the least, but entirely rewarding over the years I served. As for the musical knowledge...I try lol. Bit rusty with some of it, but still have enough to be dangerous 😄.
Tim Foust has a 5 octave range - to hear more of it listen to some of his doo-wop videos or the duets he's done with Austin Brown on "My Maria" and "What's It To You".
If you enjoy Tim Foust singing in this register, check out his solo Doo Wop work. His range is really highlighted in Come Go WIth Me and also Will You Still Love Me Tomorrow/Stay. He recorded ALL the tracks for each song. He also does a great version of In My Room by the Beach Boys. The entire album of 12 songs is available on his website.
Helplessly Hoping All About That Bass One Voice Man of Constant Sorrow A little of everything (harmonies, funny, sad/moving) New sub here. Have you only done 2 of their songs? I see this one and How Great Thou Art? I like to watch everything a reactor has done :)
New sub here. Tim has a phenomenal range. Check out his solo album of doo-wop songs from the 50s and 60s. It will low your mind. It's called Pieces of Me. He sings all the parts himself. The bass in this song was carried by Adam Chance. Their new release, Unchained Melody shows his bassman skills.
Please review: Home Free “Brothers in Arms”! Featuring Tim and Adam C. with all members singing with no beatboxing by Adam Rupp. Adam Rupp also does much of the arrangements and mixing. You’ll ❤ this song!
WILL YOU ADD A ALL FEMALE ACAPELLA GROUP TO YOUR CHANNEL THIS GROUP WAS FORMED BY PENTATONIX MEMBERS THEY ARE CITIZEN QUEEN AND THEIR COVERS OF NEVER ENOUGH AND NO MORE TEARS LEFT TO CRY !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!AAA
There's no Lane. That was Rob. Chance did the bass in this one, and of course Adam on the percussion. If you really can't just learn their names, then at least write them down before you start, so you don't disrespect the artists. Your viewers will feel you are being disingenuous when you talk about liking an artist so much but don't even know their name.
Having a 5 octave range allows Tim to do anything, and Chance has I believe a 4 range. These guys are The Best!!
This is why they are the best in the business no other group comes close!
I would love to suggest one of their newest, One Man Band and one of my favorite original Dreamer, just in case someone hasn't already. Your face when you saw Tim singing in the tenor range was priceless. Us Home Fries wait for that!
Yeah, that took me aback a bit lol. I added those suggestions to my Home Free list. Thanks much, and thank you for hanging out with me!
@@JDubReacts you will NOT be disappointed in either one. One-man band has gone to my top 3 Home Free videos because the harmonies are just off the charts good !!
You know Austin, high tenor. Rob, with the beard is the low tenor. Adam Chance is the baritone/bass. Adam Rupp, the best beatboxer on the planet also sings on occasion. Everybody knows Mr. Amazing Tim, with the five octave range. If you would like another sample of his high range, check out a song called "Snowglobe"
Tim has a 5 octave range 🔥🔥🔥🔥🍟❣️💯
Helplessly Hoping is a must and Travlin Soldier
Adam Chance handled bass for this one. He was the bass for his previous vocal group. He can also sing tenor range. Check out Chance in Can't Stop the Feeling. Chance is especially good at instrumental voices. They do an instrumental interlude in the middle of Can't Stop the Feeling. Chance opens their cover of Man of Constant Sorrow with a sort of throat singing. He gives Tim a chance to do more lead singing. Chance normally sings baritone for Home Free.
Everybody Walkin This Land, In the Blood, Hillbilly Bone, Helplessly Hoping. Thank you! 😁😁
Wait, what? Yup. Nice that the world still has awesome, delightful surprises for us, too isn't it?
Yep they got ya !! The high tenor by Tim throws off folks and then when Chance hits that bass drop "Mayday" a lot of folks jaw drops...Chance is a very competent bass and was the bass for his old group Street Corner Symphony, but when founding member Chris Rupp (real life brother of the beat boxer Adam Rupp) decided to leave, and they brought in Chance in May 2016, it was a game changer for the group...Chance could do bass and allow Tim to use his full 5 octave range. If you want to hear Chance sing lead, you can react to their cover of Sawyer Browns "Some Girls Do" which also has outstanding work by the beatboxer, and also a Home Free original "DIVE BAR SAINTS" a very cool 😎 and laid back chill song. Great reaction bro...did you used to be an athlete ? That neck pops out as "jock" written all over it haha 👍😎👌
Lmao. Not like a football player or anything. Started out with baseball (pitcher and center field), and then moved into pole vaulting and discus in track & field. I was much ganglier back then. Then came 16 years of military life, military combative training, with a dash of MMA training on the side....just for the heck of it. Never wanted to do the whole octagon life...just enjoyed learning and mostly friendly competition.
Thanks for the comments and suggestions. Glad you enjoyed!
@@JDubReacts OK that all makes sense. I'm sure no one screws with you 👍😎. You have a lot of great stuff to come with your Home Free journey. As you pointed out, their arrangements, usually from Darren Russ, are very much top notch. OK I'm just going on & on sorry dude. God bless & have a great rest of your Sunday !!
@@miamidolphinsfan lol, you too. Be well, be safe!
Helplessly Hoping by Home Free is a must listen. Originally by Crosby Stills and Nash. Perfect harmonies in this one! Great reaction! New sub.
New Subscriber here. Another "reactor", Trivex Silver", after reacting to Home Free's new "Working for a Living", suggested that it should be the very first song suggested to new reactors or viewers because it shows ALL the names as they get out of the "News Van". Great idea!!!
People tend to forget that Tim has a 5+ octave range, from sub-basement to high tenor & that Adam Chance WAS the bass singer for Street Corner Symphony & has a wide octave range himself! ALL of these guys are soooooo multi-talented individually, how could they be anything but phenomenal when blended together! By the way, here are the guys' names:
Front row left to right: Rob Lundquist, (wide range) tenor, Tim Foust, normally bass (lowest to high tenor), Austin Brown, low to ultra-high tenor, etc (lol).
Back row left to right: (Both Adams) Adam Rupp, beat boxer, percussionist, orchestra & sings tenor (or pretty much any he wants to sing) & Adam Chance (called "Chance" to avoid "Adam confusion"), who normally sings baritone (also tenor to bass).
Yes this was a switcheroo for ya. Tim was just showing off his 5 octave range. Love this. Austin is the high tenor, Tim the bass, Rob (with glasses) is a tenor, Chance baritone/bass, and Adam the beatboxer. Chance was the bass in his last group before he joined Home Free so it’s nice to let Tim sing in his tenor range occasionally and let Chance take over the bass. Good reaction. I Can’t Outrun You with Chance singing is great. Lots of low notes in that one. Helplessly Hoping, Country Roads, In the Blood, One Man Band.
You can tell by your reaction to this one that not only have you heard Home Free's music, but that you have really LISTENED to their music. There is a difference. I've seen reactors who have supposedly"reacted" to "alot"of their music, yet when they finally see "Mayday" they have no reaction to or even make mention of Tim singing tenor or Chance dropping that bass note and its disappointing for more than one reason, lol. So needless to say I so appreciate and respect your reaction. I'm subbing because I can see your reactions have actual merit. Thank you!!💗
Thank you so much for the comments and for hanging out with me. Glad I didn't disappoint :)
Ditto on all this. 🥰
Home free has 5 members, including 2 basses, 5 tenors and 5 beat boxers. Amazing!
Just one of Home Frees best. Great reaction
Thankfully you waited to watch this one so you could appreciate the change ups. Nice reaction!!
Thanks for a great reaction....check out Meet In The Middle! You should also check out Austin Brown's channel...you will enjoy him singing Unchained Melody!
If it is available, I've always thought "What We Ain't Got" by Home Free is such a stunning an simple video
Each of these men is an artist in his own right, but man, when they sing together, magic happens...
And THAT is what is so unique about Home Free. They are not limited to just "Their Part". Each one is a lead singer on their own when the song needs it to happen. Tim,,, 5 Octave range. Thanks.
Tim can sing five octaves higher than his normal register. I agree they are all top notch.
Their cover of Stop, Drop and Roll, Tim sings with the tenors. And their original, Snowglobe, Tim gets a bit higher.
The guys sang this in the same key as Cam.
Adam's beatboxing is what stood out most for me.
This song is originally sung by Cam, a female country artist and Home Free sang it in her key. These men, with their ranges keep us guessing about who will sing what part. It makes the anticipation exquisite! Chance sang all of the bass in this one. New sub here, great reaction! ❤
Tim has an incredible range but they are all awesome. 🥰
Now you can also listen to their original song Snowglobe. Co-written by Tim Foust.
Love Home Free!!💗 Thank you for your reaction!!💗
lol....love these reactions to Mayday. Yes Home Free has 2 bases, 4 tenors and 1 baritone and Adam the beatboxer may have as wide a range as Tim's 5 octaves. Please react to Workin' For A Livin'. Adam just smashes a harmonica solo....without a harmonica. The last note in the solo is as high as Austin.s high tenor.
Their newest is a fun one…”WORKIN FOR A LIVIN”…. Wow!
Have you done “WHEN A MAN LOVES A WOMAN”??? Austin just Kills it 🔥‼️🔥
Tim has a 5 octave range....he and Peter Hollens sound great singing Fire and Rain and Greensleeves.
New subscriber.
Greensleeves, such a great song in general. I wasn't aware they did a duet of that one *takes mental note*...
Yes I love their version of Greensleeves. It's a song that brings back childhood memories & their version is brilliant. & the video filmed in an amazing spot as well.
Seen them do this in concert and they did a beat box break down in the middle of the song.You can check it out in their live concert videos, if you want to.. They are as good in concert as their videos... Austin Brown has his own u tube channel that he started during quarantine. He does covers and also some of his original music....No, he is not leaving Home Free... Mayday and Do You Hear What I Hear are my two favorites from Home Free. They are an exceptional group..
After listening to many HF songs, Mayday is still one of my favorites. So crisp, the harmonies and you can understand all of the words.
Thanks for a great reaction. New subscriber.
With Home Free, be prepared for anything. Expect the unexpected.
Tim has a 5 octave range!!! He sang tenor in high school! Later he enveloped 5 complete ranges. In many more songs you will hear him sing tenor.
Their harmonies in 7 bridges road are awesome
Colder Weather is a very good selection along with the ones mentioned below. Thanks for your reactions!!
Timmy has a sick range! Love your reactions
Great reaction! Loved your reaction to Tim's tenor and Chance's bass! As already mentioned, their cover of One Man Band is a great one to check out.
Thank you so much for a great reaction to what is basically a surprise kinda song for most people. The guys are always amazing. What ever you decide to react to will not be a disappointment. If you have a chance you might want to react to...In The Blood...Crazy...or...Good Ol' Boy Good Time. Your choice. Thanks again it really enjoyed your reaction. First time seeing you...Liked and subscribed
"Don't stop"
Exactly.
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Rob (the beard) tenor, Tim the Beast bass/ tenor, Austin lead tenor, Adam Chance baritone/ bass / assists beat sounds. Adam Rupp beat boxer. They. Are all amazing. I am a home fry. The ascending and descending sounds amazing. Check out My Church and In the Blood
Laine is the beatboxer for Voiceplay. Home Free's is Adam Rupp. Adam Chance ("Chance") is baritone and covers bass when Tim sings. Rob is a tenor.
Recommendation: Cover of "Blue Ain't Your Cover"
Love this group they're so awesome
Notice that during the melody/countermelody as they are ending to the fadeout: Rob does the round once, then Tim joins in in harmony at a higher pitch! So much fun to hear.
There's a few men who can cover 4 or 5 octaves but don't necessarily sound good at various parts of their ranges. Tim and Chance don't have that problem. Both are fantastic at any octave they sing. Every member of Home Free is extremely talented and versatile. These guys are my addiction.
Mayday is one of my favorites. Tim has a 7-octave range.
Actually five, but he does work to extend his range.
You are the first reactor that I have watched that has actually noticed that if Tim is doing tenor at the beginning that someone else is doing bass. Awesome!
Thank you for a quiet, thoughtful review! Your response made me a subscriber.
New sub,, came for the Home Free! Great reaction! The talent in this group is undeniable! Love how they can switch roles within the group. You should check out " In the Blood". It is amazing! Thank you for your reaction and stay safe and healthy and have a blessed day!
For a truly unique and astoundingly beautiful Christmas arrangement of: “Do You Hear What I Hear?” with the original Home Free group. Beatboxed Adam Rupp and his brother Chris started the group. Chris became sick for awhile and Adam Chance replaced him. Check out the amazing voices, harmonies, runs, step-downs and step-up blends! And filmed at the Ice Hotel in the Arctic Circle.
Need to check out Tim in Snow Globe. He goes even higher.
You need to do more HF reactions!
We home fry's love our home free 💖🔥🍟🔥💖
The falsetto and the runs are amazing
Acapella group is fantastic
Tim has an amazing 5 octave range, which is absolutely beautiful. Let me help you with their names Rob Lundquist lead tenor (beard and glasses), you know Tim and Austin, backrow is left to right Adam Rupp the amazing vocal percussionist (who sings tenor sometimes) and Adam Chance baritone (goes by Chance). Chance is actually a bass but he sings baritone and covers bass when Tim sings lead. Really enjoyed watching your reaction.
Great reaction..... subbed..
Haha! Loved your reaction💖 A good song to react to would be Helplessly Hoping-the harmonies!!!!
Each one of these men could have a solo career, but us Home Fries are very glad they haven't. You have a new sub here.
The song love that song
One of my favorite songs 🎵❤ new sub, love your reaction ♥
Thank you, and thanks for choosing to hang out with me.
Great reaction - new sub.
It's great that Chance can take over the bass when Tim sings lead. This is really highlighted in Snow Globe and their new song What's Left of My Heart.
Dudes are great
This should be fun. Wow
From low to high!!!!!!
Thank you for your service! Just subbed... appreciate reactions from someone who has some musical knowledge!
Thank you. Military life was interesting to say the least, but entirely rewarding over the years I served.
As for the musical knowledge...I try lol. Bit rusty with some of it, but still have enough to be dangerous 😄.
Tim Foust has a 5 octave range - to hear more of it listen to some of his doo-wop videos or the duets he's done with Austin Brown on "My Maria" and "What's It To You".
If you want to hear them showcase Austin's voice, listen to Bring Him Home from Les Miserable.
If you enjoy Tim Foust singing in this register, check out his solo Doo Wop work. His range is really highlighted in Come Go WIth Me and also Will You Still Love Me Tomorrow/Stay. He recorded ALL the tracks for each song. He also does a great version of In My Room by the Beach Boys. The entire album of 12 songs is available on his website.
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The look of disbelief lol
Tim can do it all💖
Check out Tim's solo album, "Pieces of Me".....where he accompanies himself. He will definitely blow your mind.
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Helplessly Hoping
All About That Bass
One Voice
Man of Constant Sorrow
A little of everything (harmonies, funny, sad/moving)
New sub here. Have you only done 2 of their songs? I see this one and How Great Thou Art? I like to watch everything a reactor has done :)
New sub here. Tim has a phenomenal range. Check out his solo album of doo-wop songs from the 50s and 60s. It will low your mind. It's called Pieces of Me. He sings all the parts himself. The bass in this song was carried by Adam Chance. Their new release, Unchained Melody shows his bassman skills.
Just subbed
You must remember Rob’s name. He has the beard and voice of butter.
Please review: Home Free “Brothers in Arms”! Featuring Tim and Adam C. with all members singing with no beatboxing by Adam Rupp. Adam Rupp also does much of the arrangements and mixing. You’ll ❤ this song!
Butts remix 🤣 🤣
should check out tims, will you still love me tomorrow/ Stay, duo song, you would be shocked haha
his name is Adam as well, they have 2 adams haha
Auld Lang Syne is also a must listen.
Shall add that one. I've only hard the typical New Year version.
If you think that’s not his role try Austin & Tim’s version of “My Maria”.
check out Snow Globe!
I don't know what song it was but Tim sounded like a high tenor.
Tim can sing 5 octaves
Check out Austin browns solos. Covers sand original songs
React to "Ain't Goin Down Till The Sun Comes Up"
Hold on, the ride gets rougher. Wait till you see Chance, alot will be explained.
WILL YOU ADD A ALL FEMALE ACAPELLA GROUP TO YOUR CHANNEL THIS GROUP WAS FORMED BY PENTATONIX MEMBERS THEY ARE CITIZEN QUEEN AND THEIR COVERS OF NEVER ENOUGH AND NO MORE TEARS LEFT TO CRY !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!AAA
the link for Workin' For A Livin'.....th-cam.com/video/Li23QhaIKmM/w-d-xo.html thank you
tim can go high or very low
There's no Lane. That was Rob. Chance did the bass in this one, and of course Adam on the percussion. If you really can't just learn their names, then at least write them down before you start, so you don't disrespect the artists. Your viewers will feel you are being disingenuous when you talk about liking an artist so much but don't even know their name.