Home Free - Man of Constant Sorrow FIRST REACTION! (ADAM RUPP, THE KING OF SOUND EFFECTS?!)
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- Hi Guys!
First reaction to Home Free - Man of Constant Sorrow.
Finally, we were able to react to another one of Home Free!
If you watch until the end, you'll see some funny behind the scenes! ;)
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Great reaction, Thanks. This song was filmed at Oak Hollow Farm in Fairhope, Alabama and yes it was raining. Adam Chance from Alabama, was doing the Jaw Harp in the more noticeable beginning and end...they call him Chance so he isn't confused with Adam Rupp the beatboxer from Minnesota...Tim Foust is from Southeast Texas...you will notice Tim cut his hair during the pandemic...Austin Brown is from Georgia...Rob Lundquist is from Minnesota. Tim and Chance will trade out the bass when needed.
Might want to react to...9 to 5 beatboxing breakdown...it is live...In The Blood...What We Ain't Got...Honey I'm Good...Feelin It...for fun. Thanks again.
Ok so Adam Rupp is the beat boxer, so Adam Chance is called just Chance. You DESPERATELY need to react to: Helpless Hoping, The Butts Medley, and The Gambler. 😎
Keep in mind as you go on this journey that every one of these guys can do some sound effects and beatboxing. Adam Rupp just does the majority of it. Adam Chance, called Chance, (back left) is doing the jaw harp sound that you thought was a digeredoo.
Chris Rupp did co-found the group with his brother Adam as you said. He left in 2016 to pursue solo and other collabs and chose Adam Chance as his replacement.
All Vocal.Chance starts & ends with jaws harp sound, Adam Rupp doing rums, Harmonica & more! In live onstage performance Austin joins beatboxer Adam Rupp or harmonica duet!! All members can do drum sounds! Watch 9 to 5! Midway through they do Beatbox routine!! Nice Reaction! Listen to How Great Thou Art “. Elvira, CatchMe if you can”. “End of the Road”. Life is a Highway”. “Auld lang syne”. “7 Bridges Road” “When a Man loves a woman” “Helplessly hoping”!! Dive right in...there’s so many more to listen to!!! Can’t wait for your next reaction!!
These guys are the best out there !!!! I have heard a LOT of other groups just like them. I will say voiceplay and pentotonix are also good. Can't touch these guys though. Check out " Ring Of Fire" now that deep at the end!!!!
Agreed 100%!
I agree they are all good but Home Free is my goto group, then voiceplay, then Ptx
Welcome to The Wonderful World of Home Free! Check out all of their other stuff. You won't be dissapointed.
Most iconic duo on the TUBEZ!!
For suuureee
Thee guys can do it all!
I can help you with where the video was filmed. I got to ask a question at their concert in December when they were at Kansas City, MO. My hubby and I went! Adam Chance, the one who beat on the guitar in the Sea Chanty video, grew up in Alabama. I asked him if the video was filmed on his parents' property and he said, "No, it was down the road about 5 miles from his parents' house. Adam Chance said the alligator is real though. I told him I know all about the gators down south because my sister lives in Alabama. Adam Chance did do the digeridoo sound only using his mouth.🙂
It is rain they did this song in Alabama.
Do yourself a favor and check out Home Free’s version of “When a Man Loves a Woman”! Austin Brown, the lead singer here & high tenor, sings the lead for that one too. It’s fantastic! Please react to it too! Thanks!
Chance actually makes that thing sound. Says it hurts his throat so much, they had to use a repeater.
I did not type thing. That initial sound!
Adam chance did the sound of the jaws harp
Ring of fire cover shows off the bass, also intros you to Avi Kaplan.
It was totally done by them. All of it
Voices only!
You need to call Adam Chance, Chance because it confuses everyone because the Original Member, the Beatboxer is Adam Rupp. So Chance recognizes himself as Chance more than Adam!
It is called a jaw harp. Made by his mouth only
The must see… The Butt Medley
You know, you don't see a lot of reactors from our country, especially ones doing this... Loving this!
(Mondharmonica is gewoon 'harmonica' in 't Engels trouwens) (just sayin')
listen to hopelessly hopeful
You need to react to MAYDAY
Thx for the suggestion Staci!😉
Can't see the video entirely🤔
love the song but I don't like the see thru video so good by and I wish you luck
Please show the video instead of your selfs!! A small box in the corner of the screen would be a good place fo two and much
Much more interesting for your
more interesting for your audience.
Hi Shirley! Thx for the tips and I understand your opinion. Though, it is a personal preference I think. Some will like it more like you describe it, others might prefer it the way I do it.
The way I do it, the whole screen of the video is visible, which isn’t the case if I switch the screens.
Also, there’s more editing otherwise because our commentary in between would have to be full screen.
Also, if possible I keep the opacity at 100% for my videos, except if the video gets blocked. In these last few weeks, the opacity of my reactions was lower because I was on vacation, and because of which I edited them beforehand, as I am not able to do that on vacation. So, to be sure the videos wouldn’t be blocked (and so me having to re-edit them here), I lowered the opacity a bit.
For the next ones from Home Free, there’s a good chance the opacity will be at 100% again😉👌
Thx for your comment!
@@YBPlaysMusic Thanks for your reply. But, it’s very difficult to see the video. I didn’t even see the background video until halfway into it. Many other use
the whole screen video and it’s terrific! You two still would be seen and heard! Would you like to go to a movie and only hear the actors speaking? Why not try my suggestion for awhile and see what happens?
The original sound effect was simulating a jaw harp, a traditional instrument in some country music. The names of the group are Tim Foust, the deep bass, Austin Brown, the high tenor (the lead singer in this song), Rob Lundquist, the other tenor (glasses and beard), Adam Rupp, the beatboxer, and Adam Chance, the baritone and here also doing the jaw harp effect.
Also, it wasn't Adam Rupp, the beatboxer, doing it. It was Chance.
Hi Douglas - in my opinion, what Adam Rupp imitates is not a Jaw Harp, but a harmonica (see also the comment below by "Jan Hankins". Adam Rupp was also asked about this in another video and explained there how to create this hamonica touch.
Adam Chance - that's the last man seen, produces a sound like a DigderyDoo.
This song is over 100 years old but was made popular in the movie "O Brother Where Art Thou" with george Cloony in the leading role.
@@rolandratz1 What you hear as a digeridoo, an Australian instrument, most of the rest of us hear as a jaw harp, an instrument that would have been quite common and familiar in the rural southern US. I leave it to others to decide which is more likely to have been the intended target sound.
If you want to see Rob rap, check out The Butt's Medley
Came here to say that haha
A capella literally means no instruments. All sounds you hear from Home Free are made without the use of instruments. Adam (the beat boxer) is outstanding (and is arguably the best). He makes all those noises (including the "harmonica" with his mouth/voice). They all do some noises but Adam is the major percussionist.
Don't forget their cover of Johnny Cash's "Ring of Fire" with Avi.
Check out "Misty Mountains" by Peter Hollens, featuring Tim Foust. It's a cover of a song from the Hobbit movie. Tim gives more low bass as he stares through your soul.
please react to Tim Foust Vocal Range B0-A5
Superlativi, è quello che ho pensato ascoltandoli.(Grazie tanto di vero cuore) 🎼💯🎼🇮🇹
Excellent reaction fellas ! These guys are just so darn talented. Chris Rupp left the band in May of 2016 & he hand picked his replacement, which was Adam Chance who in the band is called just Chance, to avoid confusion with the beatboxer. Next time it would be great to see you chose one of their originals to react to. I would suggest " *DIVE BAR SAINTS* " it's a great song that was written just for them, by their friend Arliss Allbritton.
I believe that Chris said in an interviw somewhere that he didn't hand pick his replacement.....just a rumor.
@@cindyshawver9986 right.. Adam had nothing to do with adding Chance. He cleared that up in an interview a while back.
First , not crocodile, that was an alligator. Adam Chance goes by the name Chance in the band to avoid confusion with Adam Rupp.
Great reaction! So much talent in these guys! Here are songs where you can see each member shine. Austin Brown their tenor 'When a man loves a Woman', Rob Lundquist the other tenor ' End of the Road', Adam Chance baritone/ bass ' Cover me up', Tim Foust their bass ' In the Blood' or low bass can be heard in Misty Mountains from the Hobbit by Peter Hollens featuring Tim Foust. And Adam Rupp beatboxer/ vocal percussionist has a drum solo video out on youtube. And also Home Free is known for their sense of humor to see examples if that check out Butts Medley, All about that bass, Champagne taste on a beer budget. Thank you for sharing your Home Free journey with us!
There are multiple Adam Rupp drum solos out on TH-cam. As a note to our reactors here, please don't just go with the first one that shows up on a search. That is likely to be the one from 2015. It has a lot of hits because it's old. Find a more recent one where he shows off some Michael Jackson's Billie Jean moves & sound. He's constantly developing his skills, so the older videos aren't in any way representative of his current abilities.
@@lrfcowper I so agree or listen to both to see how much he has grown
Thank you for your reactions. If you'd like vids with narratives by Home Free I suggest, "Honey, I'm Good", "Leave this Town", "Hillbilly Bone", "Sold!", and "Thinking Out Loud/Let's Get it On".
For fun, I suggest "Butts Remix" and "All About that Bass" and .
For beautiful harmonies I suggest "How Great Thou Art".
For Tim's bass I suggest "Folsom Prison Blues" and "Your Man". You can't really go wrong with any song you pick. Enjoy.
Tim's harmony line you noticed is common in American 'Southern Gospel Quartet' music. Referred to as sub-octave bass.
The song with Avi Kaplan from Pentatonix is Ring of fire and it is a good one! 👍
You don't often think of Blue Grass style done accapella but this is it and done to perfection!
To hear Tim go even lower but not the lowest would be Folsum Prison Blues. Pure Harmony all 5 singing How Great Thou Art and Helplessly Hoping, Originals Dive Bar Saints and Land of the Free
Actually Adam Chance did the jaw harp sound.......He is not the beat boxer. Lead here is Austin Brown.
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Front left to right Rob,Austin, and Tim. Back left is Chance, right is Adam.
You guys remind me of Hanz and Franz reviewing music. Hanz and Franz were SNL characters.
Hope you react to their Ring of Fire cover!!! Tim Foust goes G2 for 13 seconds at the end. Avi Kaplan collaborates.
This is a bluegrass/folk song and while Home Free are a country vocal group they perform across many different platforms.
You should check them out doing "When a man love's a woman"- Austin Brown is amazing!
Adam Rupp does a live drum solo with his mouth. I found it on youtube .
Love Home Free!! Please react to more of their music!!💗
They all have training in multiple instruments and I think all have degrees in music. Austin, the one with a hat, trained classically and trained in musical theater. He’s the high tenor with 5 octave range. Adam Rupp is beatboxer extraordinaire and sings tenor, Adam chance is bass and baritone and called Chance, and Tim Foust bass with 5+ octave range. The song told a story of unattached ramblers, catching trains and leaving the women in their lives and pretty much dying alone. Johnny Cash song. Also performed in movie Oh Brother Where Art Thou. Try How Great Thou Art for full on 5 part harmony (no beatboxing) set in the Austrian Alps and the best soaring version I’ve heard. For some funky arrangement try Do You Hear What I Hear. Although a Christmas song it’s worth hearing any time of year. All of these are older performances. No auto tune, no instruments just voice and Rupp uses parts of his body sometimes. I hope this is helpful
The reptile at the beginning and end is an alligator. The US does have one species of crocodile in the Florida Everglades but they are rare. Alligators on the other hand are common along the Gulf of Mexico. In Louisiana they jokingly call them “yard dogs”. [Alligator - rounded snout with no protruding teeth]. Oh and yes, of course Home Free made all the sounds with their mouths. Thanks for your reaction
We home fry's love our home free 💖🔥🍟🍟🔥💖💖💕🔥
Love Home Free. Everything is with their mouths. Chance did the mouth harp sound (sounds like a didgeridoo). He was the last guy filmed in the video. This was filmed in s. Alabama and that gator is real. Rob is the tenor with glasses. Austin was the lead here and he is the high tenor. Tim is the bass. Chance is the baritone/bass and Adam is the beatboxer. He can do drums, harmonica, bugs, all kinds of sounds. If you’d like to hear more of Adam watch the Adam Rupp Drum Solo on youtube. Amazing stuff. Tim has a 5 octave range so he can sing bass all the way up to tenor. This song is over 100 years old but was made popular in the movie O Brother Where Art Thou. They can sing all genres of music. Helplessly Hoping, Seven Bridges Road, Country Roads to hear more great harmonies. My son was in Belgium in 2011-2012 for studies. He stayed on Avenue Louise. We visited and saw Brussels and Grand Place. Beautiful city!
The whole song is a story about a rambler who has been in trouble (6 years) and doesn’t have long term relationships (maybe your friends think I’m just a stranger) leaves (ride that northern train) and the next time you’ll see him will be likely when he’s dead (the promise we are given). Hope this helps with the story
Butts Remix next, for a good laugh
What must be said - I have the impression that the band members in each video (and I think I've seen and heard them all) have a lot of fun at work. I would even increase that and claim that they have a LOT of homor and can also laugh at themselves.
Adam Chance is the second bass. He is doing the juice harp or digiridoo sounds. Adam Rupp is the beat boxer. Rob has the black beard. Austin was wearing the hat. He's in the middle. Tim Foust is the bass.
Check out End of the Road Boys To Men cover you see a completely different style
Awesome reaction ❤! It's so great to see people discover the wonders with Home free. You have SO much amazing music by Home free to listen to! Sometimes I wish I could go back in time and discover Home free again - so much awesomeness!!! Welcome to the rabbit hole of Home free - enjoy the ride ❤😊👍🎧🎵🎶🎵🎶🎶
Oh, and listen to Hillbilly bone if you want more country with the boys.
I can't wait to see more Home Free ❤ love you guys ❤
Austin is first one then it's Rob then Tim
This is the thing everyone misses about this group they all beatbox they've all covered for each other so each other could have a solo they respect each other but yes there is one beatboxer that is beyond the others there is one singer that is beyond the others in this ranger that range but together wow
Just subscribed for more Home Free. Love your reaction
If you wanna hear tem all beatbox...listen to 9 to 5 live version.
There is a story behind the video. The look and location are reminiscent of the movie O' Brother, Where Art Thou? Staring George Clooney (2000)
And this is a cover of the version of the song used in the movie. It was written in 1913 and first recorded in 1928. It's been covered by lots pf people since then, including Bob Dylan.
Yes, it was raining while they did the video. They were in southern Alabama.
Yes, Adam Rupp, the Beat Boxer is one of the founders of the group. His brother, Chris left 5 years ago to go solo.
Welcome to the Rabbit Hole of HOME FREE ❤️‼️❤️. It’s a a great fun ride ❤️‼️❤️
They share lead depending on the song and who fits it.
They collaborated with Avi only on “RING OF FIRE”
“How great thou art” and “the butts medley” are a must listen.
Adam Rupp's brother Chris started the band and was the video editor as well for them. As such, he has made some reaction videos on YT of him reacting to his own videos with home Free.
You should react to their cover of "Ring Of Fire", then watch Chris's reaction to it for more "Behind the scenes" Easter eggs. Enjoy!
Ring Of Fire is the collaboration with Avi. Voice Play 's song Sing features Tim from Home Free.
You're not wrong! It was raining at the film sight that day. lol. So, you're completely right. Tim wasn't sweating at all. It was rain.
FORGOT TO SAY, THEY ALL CAN BEATBOX BUT NOTHING LIKE ADAM. CHANCE DID THE JAW HARP IN THIS SONG. THE RECORD SCRATCHING IN THE INTRO WAS DONE BY ADAM RUPP . IN LIVE CONCERTS , ADAM AND AUSTIN DO A HARMONICA DUET IN THIS SONG.
Yes, ALL human voice! Adam Rupp has been chosen as best beatboxer in the world twice!
The Sing Off tour included a Beat Box Off which included Adam Rupp, Layne Stein from VoicePlay, and... argh I'm drawing a blank on his name... another beatboxer. It's awesome.
oh, great reaction, thank you. Now you need to check out their other extremely popular song with Avi, called "Ring of Fire" and "Misty Mountain". You''ll love those. Cheers,
Beatboxer is Adam Rupp, high tenor is Austin Brown, other tenor with beard is Rob Lindquist, baritone is Adam Chance Bass is Tim Foust.
Welcome to the Home Free rabbit hole. There are a lot of songs to choose from. If you want to hear funny songs by them check out ALL ABOUT THE BASS, THE BUTTS MEDLEY, and CHAMPAGNE TASTE ON A BEER BUDGET. To hear more of Tim check out RING OF FIRE, FOLSOM PRISON BLUES, FLOWERS ON THE WALL and HONEY I’M GOOD. You really can’t go wrong with any of their songs. Just don’t watch MAYDAY until you learn the guys names and their voices.
Home Free did Ring of Fire with Avi.
They also did Survivor with VoicePlay. You should check it out.
You are correct...Avi the original bass singer of PTX is in Home Free's Ring of Fire cover by Johnny Cash.😃 you will truly be amazed if you watch it!! Avi & Tim are friends,both PTX and Home Free won the tv singing competition show called the Sing Off.PTX won the first year,Home Free the second...and in a close third place would be Voiceplay who I can't remember if they actually won,just know they're amazing as well!!😃enjoy the ride!!✌
Adam is beatboxer...Rob has the glasses and is lead tenor...Austin is high tenor...Chance is baritone and some bass...Tim is black hair and is bass
You’re going to love their Butts Medley. It’s hilarious and brilliant.
Where are you two from? Are you Dutch? You’re both adorable.
And...another couple fall down the rabbit hole. You are so fucking doomed. We'll save you a chair.
For more of Tim's seismic bass, listen to Misty Mountains, his collaboration with Peter Hollens. For Adam's incredible beat boxing, check out Sea Shanty medley and his drum solos. For Chance's smooth baritone, check out Down to the Honky Tonk. For Rob's smooth soul, check out End of the Road. For Austin's soaring tenor, check out When a Man Loves a Woman. For their humor, check out Butts Remix and Champagne Taste on a Beer Budget. For their amazing arrangement skills, check out Do You Hear What I Hear. For their tight harmonies, check out Helplessly Hoping. For more of their wonderful collaborations, check out God Bless the USA with Lee Greenwood, American Pie with Don McLean, or Elvira with The Oak Ridge Boys. Get about five videos under your belt and then listen to Mayday.
They need their own adjective: homfredian. Wicked talent polished by decades of hard work.
You are doomed, Home Fries. Bring ketchup.
Guys... nice reaction. But, please do not let the video playing be "translucent." Your audience can't really see the video performance of Home Free. What's up with that?? Thanks.
Home Free is:
Earlier Years Chris Rupp (usually wearing a Cowboy Hat & always smiling) and Adam Rupp, the Beatboxer founded the Group. Chris went Solo in 2016 with which he is doing Very Well!
Adam Chance who goes by Chance was brought in to replace Chris!
Chance is the Baritone that has a 4 Octave Range.
He can replace Tim, the Group's Bassist when needed as Chance was the Bassist in his previous Group before Home Free.
Back to Adam Rupp, he's the incredibly talented Beatboxer and can sing well too!
His Beatboxing is above and beyond any other Beatboxer that I have seen!
He's also won several Beatboxing Championships to boot!😁😁
Now to Tim, the Group's Bassist has a 5 Octave Range so he can Lead the Group as a Bassist or a Tenor or something in between!
He's Phenomenal and he's also taught some other Bassists from other Acapella Group's to be able to do certain things that allow them to get Lower and hit Notes they weren't able to before now.
The Bearded Singer is the Group's Tenor and he is Awesome!
Such a Creamy Tone and at times his Range is incredible too!
To end the Group's Members is Austin the Group's High Tenor.
This man is unbelievable!
He can hit the highest of the highest of notes and he still can do Low Notes almost Baritone standards!
Now hopefully you can get caught up with the Group's Members!
Watch Adam Rupp drum solo they did it during one of Home Free’s concerts..he is amazing! Love your reactions. I love Home Free😊
...in my opinion, what Adam Rupp imitates is not a Jaw Harp, but a harmonica (see also the comment below by "Jan Hankins". Adam Rupp was also asked about this in another video and explained there how to create this hamonica touch.
Adam Chance - that's the last man seen, produces a sound like a DigderyDoo.
This song is over 100 years old but was made popular in the movie "O Brother Where Art Thou" with george Cloony in the leading role. th-cam.com/video/YDDEqgmGIVg/w-d-xo.html
Ring Of Fire. Avi; the Bass from Pentonix collaborated with them. It is awesome!
Forgot Rob Lundquist with the full black beard sings tenor
Since you asked…
A Cheat Sheet: of shorts
Home Free is a country a cappella group but they don’t stay in their assigned genre. They do all cover songs across the board. Their fan base call themselves Home Fries.
Tim Foust (bass) can go as low as G1, not found on the standard keyboard. Some say his low notes are quite emasculating. Has, in fact, blown speakers (there’s videos out there of it). He actually has an impressive 5 octave range. It’s notable, that despite his fame, he’s very humble. He was inducted into the Museum of the Gulf Coast's music hall of fame January, 22, 2020, video of it online.
Adam Rupp, founding member and the beat boxer (yes that’s a harmonica sound he’s creating without the instrumentin Man of Constant Sorrow) has won at least two awards (that I’m aware of) in beat boxing. He is said to eat drum kits for breakfast and can be quite trying when on long bus tours. He is also the brother of Chris Rupp (not in this video but earlier ones - left to pursue his own career) is the other co-founder of Home Free.
Austin Brown, lead tenor, can hit some high notes (see When a Man Loves a Woman). He’s got that odd quirkiness to him and has a cat named Dawg (don’t know why that’s important to add). He also wrote an original Christmas song (so over due for one of them) called “Cold Hard Cash.” It showcases his comedic and writing talents.
Rob Lundquist (glasses and long beard), from my state of Minnesota, has two kids and is considered the lower tenor (Austin being the higher tenor). He does a great job with Sir Mix-a-lot, he’s also the grounding and all around force for the group (because there’s no idea just how out of control and quirkiness the group would be with Austin, Tim and Adam running wild). He also reminds me of Bobby Singer, a character from the t.v. show Supernatural, when he wears his red and black flannel with sunglasses.
(Adam) Chance, called Chance so not to be confused with the drum kit (Adam Rupp), is the one making the Jew harp in the background in Man of Constant Sorrow. He’s the newest member, replacing Chris Rupp. More recent videos have him featured as lead singer (see Johnny Cash’s “Folsom Prison” and “Sea Shanty Medley”). He’s is actually a bass but sings bass-baritone in the group. And has an obsession with sea shanty melodies, one that I believe he is at fault for stoking the explosion on Tik Tik in order to get Home Free to make their own “Sea Shanty Medley.” But I can’t yet prove that yet. But I’m on to him.
The best things that make this a cappella group stand out is that they seem to have so much fun in making videos, they’re versatile, and no one member is always center stage (they share the spot light - though Austin can seem over hyper comedic drama queen with flamboyant exaggeration {which we all love him for it}).
From left to right,
Rob Lundquist (glasses) tenor
Rear, Adam Chance, baritone
Centre, Austin Brown, high tenor
Rear, Adam Rupp, beatboxer, and freak of nature, makes All sorts of sounds
Right, Tim Foust, bass, with a 5 octave range that can hit tenor, and also low enough to bust speakers !
If would react to Home Free often you will attract many many subscribers-many thousands
Great reaction, I don't know where this was shot, but if I had to guess, it would be Georgia or maybe New Orleans. southern United States. nut this group is Amazing, I would recommend listening to "When a Man Loves a Woman by Home Free. it's pronominal.
You guys are so funny! Love it. And Home Free is my favorite and I don’t even like country music. Many good suggestions in the comments. Mayday is fantastic. Not sure why nobody ever suggests “Do You Hear What I Hear”. It is amazing!
Next. Folsom Prison Blues. Johnny Cash cover
Checkout Adam Rupp’s drum solo. What sounds effects!
Jaw harp. It's a jaw harp, not a didgeridoo. That is a much deeper sound....and from Australia....not the American South. Adam Rupp does the harmonica and drums....but Adam Chance does the jaw harp. When they do this live, Chance uses a looper because he says it hurts to make rhat sound too long. Sea Shanty was filmed in 5 separate locations during the pandemic.
Adam Chance, called Chance, is the one on the left with the dark vest on. The instrument he's doing is called the Jew's Harp, jaw harp, or mouth harp, not a didgeridoo. They are Southerners, not Australian. Check out Adam Rupp's drum solo video; he does a didgeridoo in the middle of than amazing genius Also, in older videos you may notice a man you don't see here who is alway in a cowboy hat. That's Chris Rupp, Adam's brother and co-founder of the group. He left to become a music producer and that's when Chance joined.You'll see him with the other guys in All About That Bass, the Country Fried Pop Medley, and the Butts Medley.
Seven Bridges Road is a good one to react to... React to Home Free ( Adam Rupp ) drum solo
Ah, I wasn't far off. First time watching your channel and just a few seconds in I already thought you guys sounded Dutch. Belgium is close enough.
I recommend watching Chris Shelton singing Tennessee Whiskey
Ha, Ha, Ha! I had closed captioning on, and saw this "I am man a constant sorrow i've see trump all my days" [trump = trouble]
You are one of the few reviewers of this song that have noticed and commented that after Tim's solo, he comes back in with the others a whole octave lower.
Adam rupp obviously covers most of the vocal percussion, but in this song it's also Adam chance the baritone doing the dijeridoo