Geoff is so amazing at breathing new life into these old songs I grew up listening to. Sixteen Tons, Shenandoah (Tennessee Ernie Ford). From the day he released Sixteen Tons we have non stop been begging him to do this one by Jimmy Dean. I remember Mr. Dean singing this song on his TV show way back in the 1960s
I think that's why he gave a nod to 'Sixteen Tons' in this one. White tank Geoff at the end of the song slams the pickaxe and the *room* shakes just like he and camerawoman extraordinaire Kathy did in the video for 'Sixteen Tons'. His reworking of these older songs are so musically and vocally satisfying because of the attention to detail he brings to all aspects of these productions. It shows both his artistry and that he always strives to bring a quality product to us listeners. I, for one, could play his and Voiceplay's catalogue on repeat and not feel its played out for a long time.
Geoff said this was a hard one to arrange because it's pretty repetitive & he tried to change it up. I never liked the original but I love this. I'm glad you enjoyed when he fell off the save word, that & the crack in white vest Geoff's voice on miner are my favourite bits! He added the 'ghost' scene after the preview & it is awesome. Kathy has got camera person down to a fine art on the solos.
I actually like the original version better... Not to say this isn't amazing. What i find amazing is how many people have actually heard the original. I remember my mom dancing in the livingroom to this song back in the 70's
Geoff's talent as an arranger really shows in this video. He puts in lots of intricate dynamics and change-ups that really freshen up the song, and Kathy does a wonderful job as videographer! When I see the actual set (it's filmed in a 'junk' storeroom) and then the finished video, I can't believe the difference. Lovely reaction Jennifer, it is so fun to watch you reacting and singing along to the low and high notes!
Other vocal coaches noticed how he didn't close off on "save" and actually spoke the last part of it. His voice is built for this, since it took his voice lower on the "ve-uh" spoken than it would have sang; plus, it wouldn't have sounded right, otherwise... it was absolutely brilliant the way he did it.
Thanx for reacting to this one, Jennifer! I have two favorite parts. First when baritone Geoff comes in with the "With all of his strength". Geoff's mid register is just butter - love, love, love it! And the very end is an homage to his most popular solo, 16 tons. That tap of the tools on the floor and the shake of the screen/lights appear over and over in that earlier piece. Love your reactions to Voiceplay and Geoff, keep 'em coming!
I love how you commented on the contrast in his vocals, to me it's one of things that makes Geoff truly unique and a joy to listen to ❤️ Shenandoah is another song where the contrast is just simply beautiful (in my humble opinion), and you should definitely check that one out 😃
Geoff delivers, as always! Please react to Shenandoah... it's a beautiful folk song, and Geoff uses his mid-range a fair amount in it. And it's beautiful!
HI Jen, A few interesting things about this video. First the song itself goes back to 1961 and I think was the Billboard country song of the year. The artist was Jimmy Dean and was a somewhat popular Country artist. Country music was really not all that popular or polished at that time and came into its own in the area of the late 80's. The expression used by the Country music media for the improvement was that country music had come " Up Town". Geoff is or was ( don't know) a member of Voice Play and they were also a part of the show " Sing Off" that was a somewhat similar show to Britain's Got Talent, but for A Capella groups. I think Home Free won the year that Voice Play was on the program and Pentatonix had won the year before. All three of those groups have done pretty well.. What also is interesting is that Voice Play and Voctave are both from the Orlando , Florida area ? I live in Florida and Florida is not the mecca of musicians. The music scene and the quality of the musicians is sort of so-so here. I imagine that is coincidence. Thanks Jen, We love you
I think what comes out of Orlando, apart from whatever degree of musical excellence one sees or doesn't see in its denizens, is the showmanship aspect. VoicePlay is an example of this. The members (Geoff is still one) and their close associates display a whole stable worth of talents, which they put forth without stint, and the results are something very special. Their videos, with the sets, costumes, makeup, camera work, special effects... The vocal arrangements (which are almost all by Geoff and Layne, I believe)... Plus the sheer energy and heart they put forth. The attention to detail in both music and visuals. The willingness to make fools of themselves in the funny bits. And the sense that these are the nice neighbor boys down the street putting together a pageant and having a blast, yet it's so professional where it needs to be. I love that they do a lot of Disney covers. So much variety of material to explore, and all wholesome. Beyond how well any group did on The Sing-Off, I think these guys have devoted themselves to their music ever since and it has paid off. In my mind they now creatively outperform Home Free and Pentatonix, and they just keep growing. And it's seen in Geoff's solo work as well. And I think this whole spirit comes, in large part, from that Orlando and Disney environment and exposure, which he and most of the rest of VoicePlay seem to have had. Sorry, I lost track of whether I was on a VoicePlay or a Geoff video.
Another really fun reaction Jen! Geoff always pulls off great bass covers and this one was no exception. I enjoy the little technical bits you point out as you progress through the song. Always end up learning something or noticing something I would have otherwise missed. Most excellent job, as usual!
Nice reaction! I first heard Geoff in September last year and I'm now a great fan of his! This is my first time writing on your reactions, allthough I've seen a few! Keep on doing them! You're doing a great job!
This is the second song that Geoff- has redeemed for me. There is something truly magical in his arrangements, I swear it. Anyhoo, glad you picked up on that breathy drop on 'save'. I've noticed that this is a thing I hear more from him recently; letting the end of a word or phrase just kind of drop like that, almost into a soft growl- it stood out to me as well in God Rest Ye Merry Gentlemen, most notably at about 2:42 ( th-cam.com/video/l8Sxh5E2u_g/w-d-xo.html ) in that video, but at least one at time at the very beginning (much quicker and more quietly), at about 0:34 ( th-cam.com/video/l8Sxh5E2u_g/w-d-xo.html ). (DON'T CLICK THE TIMESTAMPS; follow the links in parentheses) It's a fascinating vocal detail to choose, subtle but creating an interesting texture to the sound. Geoff is almost unfairly talented- but isn't it *wonderful*? 😄
This song has been waiting to come about, and since Geoff has come out in the ALONE (without VOICEPLAY) category, Big Bad John is back. I love this song and this version was/is great. You need a DEEP, BASS VOICE to make this song good. And thank you, Geoff. The voice is Perfect for BIG BAD JOHN. Great Post, Jennifer.
He does a Radiohead cover of High and Dry. No extra Geoff's. Just him and a keyboard. It's pretty interesting after hearing his current stuff with the extra Geoff's. It's worth a listen if you get the chance.
Thank you again for a wonderful reaction. Just have to add another vote to the please review his version of Shenandoah, I think it's incredibly beautiful. Took me a couple of viewings to really appreciate his 'High and Dry', but that may be because I wasn't familiar at all with the original, and now it's one of my favorites as well.
@@JenniferGlatzhofer Yes, that's how I occasionally change my reaction to: "Geoff, what are you doing recording a song I don't know?" "Geoff, what are you doing making me go back and listen to it again?" "Okay, okay, Geoff, I'll add it to the frequently played playlist."
What impresses me is his range as a grown man. It reminds me of when I was in 12th grade choir in 7th grade. Before my voice broke. I was able to sing along with everyone, from bass to saprano.
Awesome reaction to this cover! You often are able to illustrate for me vocal techniques I could hear but not really notice for their uniqueness and difficulty. Thank you!
I absolutely LOVE your reactions, not only great analysis but so fun!! Keep it up! Like this one over the Jimmy Dean version. Dude's a wonderful freak of nature lol, love what he does.
That ending thump you hear is very much like the thumps in 16 Tons, and he even rated his dad‘s tool shed for those same tools. It’s kind of like this is the stepson of 16 Tons complete with tank tops!
I loved your reaction hehehe Beautiful you are! Your gestures and Laughs, Excellent Vocal description Geoff is a great guy really a Great Voice, Great Bass Register... he is already considered as an octavist Unique Voice An excellent job from him His Registers Brutal! Greetings from Venezuela 😍😘😘😁👋👋
I do remember there was a follow up to this , also by Jimmy Dean, but can't remember the title, I'll need to do some 'digging' unless someone else finds it first. Found it, it's called The Cajun Queen, it's not quite as good as BBJ
Oh Glatzie, I think you've developed a vocal crush on ol' Geoff, LOL. Not that I can say I blame you or think that's a bad thing. The Geoff-induced sparkle makes the vocal analysis that much more entertaining. Would love to hear (and see) your analysis of one of his earliest covers -- Blackbird by the Beatles.
Hey Jennifer, your low notes are getting better! When I hear Geoff's low notes I wonder if I should turn in my man-card. ( Yes, even at 70, I still have my man-card). I still want/ not want to see you lip sync Geoff's low note so it looks like you singing it. The only reason I don't want to see it is because then I would have nothing left to live for. Thanks for making my day brighter!
Please react to Home Free's version of 'American Pie feat. Don Mclean'. As I'm sure you know, Don Mclean is the original singer. He said he chose Home Free to sing with him because, quote, 'They know harmonies.' It was the 50th anniversary re-release of the iconic song. He basically gives each member of Home Free their own verse then joins them for every chorus. Their beatboxer performed non-stop for the *entire 8 minute song without a break.* I heard he almost passed out from that.
OK, I'm going to have to go watch that one. I don't really like Home Free at all (too country, and I'm a dyed in the wool VoicePlay fan), but for That Song I'll give HF another listen. 😉
Greetings Ms Glatzhofer:...i always very much enjoy your reactions and very much enjoyed this one as well!! I just wanted to bring to your attention that Mr Castellucci has just come out with a new rendition of "AINT NO SUNSHINE"..originally sung by bill withers. Whithers?...not sure of the spelling. It is TREMENDOUS in my opinion!! However..i would much rather know your analysis and opinion of it! Hope to hear that from you when u get the chance! Take care and...Happy Easter!
I love you reactions, i always learn something new. You should also watch the Voiceplay videos for Panic at the Disco in 5 min parts 1 and 2 and the Billie Eilish in 5 min video, they all actually tell a continuous story with the visuals so its pretty neat.
Jen, you seem to be able to use that "rumble" technique well yourself at 6 minutes. I really like the way Geoff uses the start/stop of the higher voices in an almost percussive way. I think singer Jimmy Dean would definitely have liked this cover.
@@Melisendre Jimmy Dean Sausage is a very popular breakfast sausage company here in America. The founder of that company is the same Jimmy Dean who originally performed this song.
Dear Jennifer you are só cute...adorei ver suas reações e sua tentativa de alcançar os graves baixíssimos do Geoff 😅🤣😂 eu gamei sou seu seguidor e fan. 😙😚☺️😗😘
It's crazy how low and heavy a G3 sounds when coming from you. I have to "reach up" for that note (and it feels even higher for Geoff) but I feel like you have to "go down" to get it, if that makes sense. The human voice is really weird.
Your the first reactor to notice his smile there at the end of the monochrome bit. I noticed it right away, but after you recognized it I noticed a lot of smirks going on with the rest of the Geoffs. I suppose there was a lot of "Big Bad John" going on between all those takes. Trying to keep it serious looks to be a loss cause for poor Geoff.
It blows my mind that Geoff doesn't call himself a true bass... if I recall correctly, he prefers Rock Lead vocalist that happens to be able to sing "Bass"
Beautiful reaction to a beautiful cover by Geoff! I watched your reaction to Voice Play’s cover of “Dream On”, & although I liked your reaction, I really found it almost painful to watch the group! The odd dress, the tats, the goofy hair/piercings, etc. we’re just very uncomfortable to watch & made me not want to look at them. I know that may sound awful to say (so don’t come at me!), but I found it very off-putting. I’m more traditional, so I’m not a fan of the craziness.
I like how he mixed in the accompaniment and how he mixed his base dives at the end of each verse, but he tends to over dramatize which sometimes diminishes the affect. I loved the original. It was slow and repetitive, but the lyrics made it an iconic narrative tale. This falls short for me until the last 2 verses when he goes into the higher contrast. Loaded with talent, love the use of the different voices but in shying away from the original I think he lost the heart of the song.
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Another great performance from Geoff!! Always more to talk about as well :)
You should definitely check out Geoff’s covers of Shenandoah and High and Dry!!
Keeping country classics alive. RIP Jimmy Dean
He's just released his cover of "Ain't No Sunshine" and it's gorgeous !
Plot twist Ms. Jennifer, Geofd has 3 Identical twins. His mom gave birth to quadruplets.
Shenandoah - GEOFF CASTELLUCCI . great cover too
Yes, please react to this. It's absolutely beautiful.
My favorite of Geoff's. Please react to Shenendoah. It's GORGEOUS!!!
Geoff is so amazing at breathing new life into these old songs I grew up listening to. Sixteen Tons, Shenandoah (Tennessee Ernie Ford). From the day he released Sixteen Tons we have non stop been begging him to do this one by Jimmy Dean. I remember Mr. Dean singing this song on his TV show way back in the 1960s
Ah that’s great!! 😁
I think that's why he gave a nod to 'Sixteen Tons' in this one. White tank Geoff at the end of the song slams the pickaxe and the *room* shakes just like he and camerawoman extraordinaire Kathy did in the video for 'Sixteen Tons'.
His reworking of these older songs are so musically and vocally satisfying because of the attention to detail he brings to all aspects of these productions. It shows both his artistry and that he always strives to bring a quality product to us listeners. I, for one, could play his and Voiceplay's catalogue on repeat and not feel its played out for a long time.
I remember Jimmy singing this on TV, 'way back when!
vocal effects notwithstanding ... this song made me cry ... did anybody else have tears?
Geoff said this was a hard one to arrange because it's pretty repetitive & he tried to change it up. I never liked the original but I love this. I'm glad you enjoyed when he fell off the save word, that & the crack in white vest Geoff's voice on miner are my favourite bits! He added the 'ghost' scene after the preview & it is awesome. Kathy has got camera person down to a fine art on the solos.
I can imagine it was quite the task! Love the end result 😁
I actually like the original version better... Not to say this isn't amazing.
What i find amazing is how many people have actually heard the original. I remember my mom dancing in the livingroom to this song back in the 70's
@@Sadarsa that’s the joy of music or any art form it’s totally subjective we all like what we like!
The original version is best as with most songs, but this remake is actually very good surprisingly
Totally agree. It is similar to Disturbed doing The Sound of Silence. Breathed new and unexpected life into an amazing song.
Geoff's talent as an arranger really shows in this video. He puts in lots of intricate dynamics and change-ups that really freshen up the song, and Kathy does a wonderful job as videographer! When I see the actual set (it's filmed in a 'junk' storeroom) and then the finished video, I can't believe the difference. Lovely reaction Jennifer, it is so fun to watch you reacting and singing along to the low and high notes!
I think anyone can tell how much you enjoy listening to Geoff 👀❤
Geoff is a great singer storyteller. This song is wonderful for his signature drops and harmonies. Thanks for your reaction
Yay!! Please do more Geoff!
This man's voice makes me question things🙈
Other vocal coaches noticed how he didn't close off on "save" and actually spoke the last part of it. His voice is built for this, since it took his voice lower on the "ve-uh" spoken than it would have sang; plus, it wouldn't have sounded right, otherwise... it was absolutely brilliant the way he did it.
Thanx for reacting to this one, Jennifer! I have two favorite parts. First when baritone Geoff comes in with the "With all of his strength". Geoff's mid register is just butter - love, love, love it! And the very end is an homage to his most popular solo, 16 tons. That tap of the tools on the floor and the shake of the screen/lights appear over and over in that earlier piece.
Love your reactions to Voiceplay and Geoff, keep 'em coming!
Oh lovely! Thank you 😁
I love how you commented on the contrast in his vocals, to me it's one of things that makes Geoff truly unique and a joy to listen to ❤️
Shenandoah is another song where the contrast is just simply beautiful (in my humble opinion), and you should definitely check that one out 😃
Amazing, thank you!
Geoff delivers, as always! Please react to Shenandoah... it's a beautiful folk song, and Geoff uses his mid-range a fair amount in it. And it's beautiful!
I think you would love his cover of Saddle Up.
Fun cover of an obscure song. Love the way he did it!
@@markbelcher2972 .
Geoff's voice is so perfect! Love to hear it ) I call it "my G spot" )))))))
HI Jen, A few interesting things about this video. First the song itself goes back to 1961 and I think was the Billboard country song of the year. The artist was Jimmy Dean and was a somewhat popular Country artist. Country music was really not all that popular or polished at that time and came into its own in the area of the late 80's. The expression used by the Country music media for the improvement was that country music had come " Up Town". Geoff is or was ( don't know) a member of Voice Play and they were also a part of the show " Sing Off" that was a somewhat similar show to Britain's Got Talent, but for A Capella groups. I think Home Free won the year that Voice Play was on the program and Pentatonix had won the year before. All three of those groups have done pretty well.. What also is interesting is that Voice Play and Voctave are both from the Orlando , Florida area ? I live in Florida and Florida is not the mecca of musicians. The music scene and the quality of the musicians is sort of so-so here. I imagine that is coincidence. Thanks Jen, We love you
Thanks for the insight, Phil!! Much appreciated 😁
I think what comes out of Orlando, apart from whatever degree of musical excellence one sees or doesn't see in its denizens, is the showmanship aspect. VoicePlay is an example of this. The members (Geoff is still one) and their close associates display a whole stable worth of talents, which they put forth without stint, and the results are something very special. Their videos, with the sets, costumes, makeup, camera work, special effects... The vocal arrangements (which are almost all by Geoff and Layne, I believe)... Plus the sheer energy and heart they put forth. The attention to detail in both music and visuals. The willingness to make fools of themselves in the funny bits. And the sense that these are the nice neighbor boys down the street putting together a pageant and having a blast, yet it's so professional where it needs to be. I love that they do a lot of Disney covers. So much variety of material to explore, and all wholesome. Beyond how well any group did on The Sing-Off, I think these guys have devoted themselves to their music ever since and it has paid off. In my mind they now creatively outperform Home Free and Pentatonix, and they just keep growing.
And it's seen in Geoff's solo work as well. And I think this whole spirit comes, in large part, from that Orlando and Disney environment and exposure, which he and most of the rest of VoicePlay seem to have had.
Sorry, I lost track of whether I was on a VoicePlay or a Geoff video.
Another really fun reaction Jen! Geoff always pulls off great bass covers and this one was no exception. I enjoy the little technical bits you point out as you progress through the song. Always end up learning something or noticing something I would have otherwise missed. Most excellent job, as usual!
Thank you!!
Nice reaction! I first heard Geoff in September last year and I'm now a great fan of his! This is my first time writing on your reactions, allthough I've seen a few! Keep on doing them! You're doing a great job!
This is the second song that Geoff- has redeemed for me. There is something truly magical in his arrangements, I swear it. Anyhoo, glad you picked up on that breathy drop on 'save'. I've noticed that this is a thing I hear more from him recently; letting the end of a word or phrase just kind of drop like that, almost into a soft growl- it stood out to me as well in God Rest Ye Merry Gentlemen, most notably at about 2:42 ( th-cam.com/video/l8Sxh5E2u_g/w-d-xo.html ) in that video, but at least one at time at the very beginning (much quicker and more quietly), at about 0:34 ( th-cam.com/video/l8Sxh5E2u_g/w-d-xo.html ). (DON'T CLICK THE TIMESTAMPS; follow the links in parentheses) It's a fascinating vocal detail to choose, subtle but creating an interesting texture to the sound. Geoff is almost unfairly talented- but isn't it *wonderful*? 😄
Yes! I love these subtleties 😁
This song has been waiting to come about, and since Geoff has come out in the ALONE (without VOICEPLAY) category, Big Bad John is back. I love this song and this version was/is great. You need a DEEP, BASS VOICE to make this song good. And thank you, Geoff. The voice is Perfect for BIG BAD JOHN. Great Post, Jennifer.
It’s so great! Thank you 😁
I'm waiting for him to do "Riders in the Sky... " maybe for Halloween sometime ...
He does a Radiohead cover of High and Dry. No extra Geoff's. Just him and a keyboard. It's pretty interesting after hearing his current stuff with the extra Geoff's. It's worth a listen if you get the chance.
I think it's as much fun to watch you as it is the actual video you're reacting to.
Thank you again for a wonderful reaction. Just have to add another vote to the please review his version of Shenandoah, I think it's incredibly beautiful. Took me a couple of viewings to really appreciate his 'High and Dry', but that may be because I wasn't familiar at all with the original, and now it's one of my favorites as well.
Got it 😁
@@JenniferGlatzhofer Yes, that's how I occasionally change my reaction to:
"Geoff, what are you doing recording a song I don't know?"
"Geoff, what are you doing making me go back and listen to it again?"
"Okay, okay, Geoff, I'll add it to the frequently played playlist."
I love watching you react to great singers like Geoff. It's truly fun to watch you be amazed and geeking out.
Thank you!
Hi Jennifer hope you are having an great and awesome day ❤
Thank you! And you 😁
Who knew Geoff can rap??!! Keep on keepin' on!
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What impresses me is his range as a grown man. It reminds me of when I was in 12th grade choir in 7th grade. Before my voice broke. I was able to sing along with everyone, from bass to saprano.
Awesome reaction to this cover! You often are able to illustrate for me vocal techniques I could hear but not really notice for their uniqueness and difficulty. Thank you!
Thank you 😁
I appreciate your appreciation....
You really nailed that bass note! You're amazing. Thanks for another outstanding video.
Ah thank you!
I absolutely LOVE your reactions, not only great analysis but so fun!! Keep it up! Like this one over the Jimmy Dean version. Dude's a wonderful freak of nature lol, love what he does.
The version original is best as about with anything, BUT this remake is very very good.
Geoff does wonderful homage to one of the best story songs ever written.
Geoff Is Very Creative and Innovative That's Brutal Excellent Excellent Great Bass👏🎤🎵
That ending thump you hear is very much like the thumps in 16 Tons, and he even rated his dad‘s tool shed for those same tools. It’s kind of like this is the stepson of 16 Tons complete with tank tops!
Oh lovely!! 😁
AMAZING
Some refer to the other Geoffs as the Geoffettes :) I prefer Geofftones myself, but the "ensemble" is good too.
Geofftones! I love it!! 😁
“Geoffersons,” maybe?
@@JenniferGlatzhofer yes I always think of them as Geoff and the Geofftones. I think Geoffettes sounds rather too girly. :)
@@markbelcher2972 ROFLMAO "Geoffersons" 😂
@@joyfulyes LMAOOO
I loved your reaction hehehe Beautiful you are! Your gestures and Laughs, Excellent Vocal description Geoff is a great guy really a Great Voice, Great Bass Register... he is already considered as an octavist Unique Voice An excellent job from him His Registers Brutal! Greetings from Venezuela 😍😘😘😁👋👋
You have to schedule for Geoff’s new one that will hit TH-cam this coming week. No teasers
Awsome reaction as usual
I do remember there was a follow up to this , also by Jimmy Dean, but can't remember the title, I'll need to do some 'digging' unless someone else finds it first. Found it, it's called The Cajun Queen, it's not quite as good as BBJ
The “spoilers” comment made me laugh out loud. Brilliant. Perfect timing for that.
😂😂just in case hahah!
Great breakdown Jennifer. Enjoyed it. Geoff's range is just amazing. Have you heard his cover of High and Dry by Radiohead? So good...
I would love to hear baritone geoff with that twang for a whole song
Geoff does the B/W part kinda like John is telling his own part and you see him faintly smile!!!
Another instant classic! Thank you 🙏
Look at the very last second. The white shirt Geoff does an homage to 16 tons with his pickaxe/camera shake.
Oh Glatzie, I think you've developed a vocal crush on ol' Geoff, LOL. Not that I can say I blame you or think that's a bad thing. The Geoff-induced sparkle makes the vocal analysis that much more entertaining. Would love to hear (and see) your analysis of one of his earliest covers -- Blackbird by the Beatles.
100%!! In complete awe of his arrangements and voice ahah!
My nick-name was Big Bad John because of this song.💖
Hey Jennifer, your low notes are getting better! When I hear Geoff's low notes I wonder if I should turn in my man-card. ( Yes, even at 70, I still have my man-card). I still want/ not want to see you lip sync Geoff's low note so it looks like you singing it. The only reason I don't want to see it is because then I would have nothing left to live for. Thanks for making my day brighter!
Hahaha it’s getting there! 😂 thank you!!
Please react to Home Free's version of 'American Pie feat. Don Mclean'. As I'm sure you know, Don Mclean is the original singer. He said he chose Home Free to sing with him because, quote, 'They know harmonies.' It was the 50th anniversary re-release of the iconic song. He basically gives each member of Home Free their own verse then joins them for every chorus. Their beatboxer performed non-stop for the *entire 8 minute song without a break.* I heard he almost passed out from that.
OK, I'm going to have to go watch that one. I don't really like Home Free at all (too country, and I'm a dyed in the wool VoicePlay fan), but for That Song I'll give HF another listen. 😉
Greetings Ms Glatzhofer:...i always very much enjoy your reactions and very much enjoyed this one as well!! I just wanted to bring to your attention that Mr Castellucci has just come out with a new rendition of "AINT NO SUNSHINE"..originally sung by bill withers. Whithers?...not sure of the spelling.
It is TREMENDOUS in my opinion!! However..i would much rather know your analysis and opinion of it! Hope to hear that from you when u get the chance! Take care and...Happy Easter!
12:49-12:55 Thanks for that. That laugh was needed today. 😊
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You are so fun to watch
I love you reactions, i always learn something new. You should also watch the Voiceplay videos for Panic at the Disco in 5 min parts 1 and 2 and the Billie Eilish in 5 min video, they all actually tell a continuous story with the visuals so its pretty neat.
I commented to Geoff that I thought Jimmy Dean would approve of this cover.
I've always thought his vocal range is amazing.
Just saw this one and recommend it for you. Geoff singing Ghost Riders in the Sky
Sorry Jennifer, I didn't catch it the first time but I did see that you actually did lip sync with Geoff's low note. It made my day! Thank you!
Haha thanks!
I really like the percussion on this arrangement. Particularly the clank (hammer hitting an anvil?) right before, but not on, the downbeat.
Please do a reaction video of Geoff Castellucci's new cover song, Way Down
Who wouldn’t love to see his rendition on “The Legend of Wooley Swamp”?
Jen, you seem to be able to use that "rumble" technique well yourself at 6 minutes. I really like the way Geoff uses the start/stop of the higher voices in an almost percussive way. I think singer Jimmy Dean would definitely have liked this cover.
I always get a laugh when younger people find out this was originally performed by Jimmy Dean....yeah, the sausage guy.
I'm from europe and don't know JImmy Dean. What is it about the sausage guy? It was mentioned a few times in the comments of other reactors.
@@Melisendre Jimmy Dean Sausage is a very popular breakfast sausage company here in America. The founder of that company is the same Jimmy Dean who originally performed this song.
@@ChrisHaar Thank you for the information.👍
Dear Jennifer you are só cute...adorei ver suas reações e sua tentativa de alcançar os graves baixíssimos do Geoff 😅🤣😂 eu gamei sou seu seguidor e fan. 😙😚☺️😗😘
Plz also react to Geoff castellucci "shenandoah" cover
great! you totally fried that Jaaaahn at the end, although came out weaker, but still
Have you seen his Misty Mountains or Country Road covers?
Great reaction. Mostly coherent, understandably glitchy at times😋
i would love to see your reaction to his book reading lmao
A Cajun 'QUEEN' you say...MmmHmmm
It's crazy how low and heavy a G3 sounds when coming from you. I have to "reach up" for that note (and it feels even higher for Geoff) but I feel like you have to "go down" to get it, if that makes sense. The human voice is really weird.
Fascinating!
Jimmy Dean would approve!!
On of these days, Geoff is going to introduce us to his identical quadruplet brothers...
And no one will believe him!
Jimmy Dean sang this back in the day.
Shenandoah is a must
I like it when you bob your head up and down like a chicken, you do that when you get into the music
Have you reacted to his Shenandoah, high and dry, and blackbird?
React to Matt Corby - brother (live on triple j) insane vocals 👌🏾🔥🔥🔥
He’s a god
Sorry I want to be honest. He’s the best voice ever. High. Low.
Check out Jeff singing sixteen tons
if u like this u will love the headless horseman
Your the first reactor to notice his smile there at the end of the monochrome bit. I noticed it right away, but after you recognized it I noticed a lot of smirks going on with the rest of the Geoffs. I suppose there was a lot of "Big Bad John" going on between all those takes. Trying to keep it serious looks to be a loss cause for poor Geoff.
Geoff does such a better job than the original since Jimmy Dean really could not sing !
Makes a fine breakfast sausage, though! :)
I don’t know about better, but it’s close.
Jeoff does all parts
How much of this is effects though?
I'm really curious why other bass singers can't seem to sound this way.
Pog
It blows my mind that Geoff doesn't call himself a true bass... if I recall correctly, he prefers Rock Lead vocalist that happens to be able to sing "Bass"
:) i use his to practice..................... lup[us took my voice............ but i can sing this.............. and way way deeper
Shennandoah
You do know all of the parts of this song is done by Geoff
What do you mean the others aren't there? They are obviously clones! :p
I not see any pentatonix on you channel you should look into them
Jimmy Dean's version of this song was very basic, even a little plain. Geoff's version is dressed up much more, but I like & respect it.
He is 5 octives
Beautiful reaction to a beautiful cover by Geoff! I watched your reaction to Voice Play’s cover of “Dream On”, & although I liked your reaction, I really found it almost painful to watch the group! The odd dress, the tats, the goofy hair/piercings, etc. we’re just very uncomfortable to watch & made me not want to look at them. I know that may sound awful to say (so don’t come at me!), but I found it very off-putting. I’m more traditional, so I’m not a fan of the craziness.
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I like how he mixed in the accompaniment and how he mixed his base dives at the end of each verse, but he tends to over dramatize which sometimes diminishes the affect. I loved the original. It was slow and repetitive, but the lyrics made it an iconic narrative tale. This falls short for me until the last 2 verses when he goes into the higher contrast. Loaded with talent, love the use of the different voices but in shying away from the original I think he lost the heart of the song.
Hi Jennifer, you need to do something with your hair. Have a great day!
Just want to hit mute and watch your facial expressions for the next hour✨💖
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