First Time Reaction Home Free Man of Constant Sorrow
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 16 ก.ค. 2024
- Second time checking out Home Free, first time with this song.
I really dug their Ring of Fire and many recommended Man of Constant Sorrow as my next reaction. They didn't disappoint. Loved the swampy and muggy vibe of the video with their stunning voices and harmonies.
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The mouth harp was Adam Chance... Home Free’s second bass
Baritone thank you very much
Pacific coast piper and yet he also sings bass, you’re very welcome.
Michael Burke most baritone do, I would know, I am one
He’s officially the band’s baritone, but he was the bassist for his past group, Street Corner Symphony, and also covers the bass background notes when Tim is taking a lead. He sings from F#1 to F5, which is a pretty great range.
Pacific coast piper Yes, he’s the groups baritone and he also does bass. There, are you happy now?
Mayday is one of their songs who is going to completely and utterly surprise you with Tim's(Bass man) vocals and its NOT country
Also "stay" by just tim
Man of Constant Sorrow was first published in 1913. It was first recorded in 1928, and has been done by many different people over the years, including the Stanley Brothers, Bob Dylan, and Ginger Baker.
Hi Lukas! As this is only your second vid reaction for Home Free, let me give you a bit of background. There were a few years between Ring of Fire (ROF) and this version of Man of Constant Sorrow. A personnel change occurred. In ROF video, the fifth Home Free guy was Chris Rupp (beat boxer Adam Rupp’s brother and founding member of Home Free) who was a tenor to upper baritone for group. He left to pursue other opportunities. The newest fifth guy in this video is another Adam...Adam Chance who is known as Chance (bearded guy with hat in back) because...well, there’s already an Adam. He’s a natural baritone and upper bass and was making the jaw harp sounds in this song.
There is now a richness in this group’s overall sound (in my opinion) that was missing beforehand and which was filled in with Avi in ROF. There is resplendent depth in the lower notes with Chance and Tim Foust working together as there has always been in the upper octaves with Rob Lundquist (fully bearded without hat in front) as tenor singing with high tenor Austin Brown (lead on this song).
They are so talented, and I am always moved, inspired, or simply happy after listening to them sing. Pretty soon you’ll be a Home Fry too, tater tot.
Totally agree. I would add and it frustrates me, being a bass/bottom line lover many didn't realize how much the bass contributes. In 'Ring' when Tim is singing lead, Avi is singing a complicated bass line, when Avi is singing lead, Tim is singing a complicated bass line.
Having Chance as baritone, frees up Tim to take lead without sacrificing the bottom. 'Mayday' & other songs one can hear the bass line as Tim is doing lead. Chris was a founding member, but his range was more middle to upper range. Hearing Chance's natural speaking voice can hear the deep & lower timber of his voice. Chris was a good singer, Chance has a more powerful wider range. The biggest difference (not better/worse) is that Pentatonix the 3 members are singing around in the same registers, with a bass. Here, three can sing around in the same registers, but then break off with not just a strong bass, but baritone covers more range. I like Pentatonix, but their sound is more higher, where here, it can covers full wide.
Their cover of "Mayday" is a pop song and you'll find it completely different from anything else they've done. Highly recommend.
I would save Mayday for a bit. Personally, I would suggest “End of the Road” as the next foray into Home Free ( originally a hit for Boyz II Men), which is definitely not Country, lol.
dont listen to Mayday until you have 5 or 6 of their other songs under your belt.
As Mike said End of the Road is a good choice. I would add to that Butts Remix and Quarantine.
Agree, save Mayday until you’ve done quite few.
Yep, agree!! Please wait for Mayday! I think End of the Road is a great non-country cover.
His name is Rob, check out his singing on their covers of Blue ain't your color and Mayday. Love their connection to the camera in this
Their cover of the O-Jays “Love Train” is a fun non-country, non-holiday cover of theirs. But, my biggest recommendation for them is their “Do You Hear What I Hear?” Yes, it is a Christmas song, but how they arranged it and their performance are just sublime, and I listen to it year-round.
Yes! Adam Rupp (Mr. Drumkit in His Mouth) arranged it. His explanation of his vision in the description of the song is very revealing of his goals, and I believe he achieved them. 😊
My Granddaughter Bristol June Christian is the baby twirling around in Love Train!
I recommended that song on the last video.
Sorry this is so late. So glad you liked this. Three of the boys are from the south and this was filmed in Alabama (yes, that’s a gator). They all have tremendous voices. Helplessly Hoping, How Great Thou Art, Mayday, O Holy Night, Do You Hear What I Hear are not country. It was Adam Chance who did the mouth harp. He’s the newest member since 2016 and is a bass/baritone. Try I Can’t Outrun You or Yours to hear more of Chance’s voice. You can’t go wrong with Home Free. Enjoy!
Rob Lundquist is a marvelous vocalist. Check out Homefree's version of Boys2men End of the Road. Thanks for the review and the eye candy.
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Yes!!
This is my choice for the next Home Free cover. In my opinion, it's better the original version by Boyz 2 Men!
@@guypithecusthe1st453 I can appreciate your interest. I like Home Free, they did this as a homage/tribute. Take 6, Boyz 2 Men, Temptations, Oak Ridge Boys (along with others) were groups they patterned themselves off of.
Whitney to Dolly, & others one can't state a preference is better, without the first realizing there never would have been the second without the first. Dolly wrote the song years (do mean years) ago before Whitney ever heard & recorded it. Whitney was a fabulous singer however without Dolly writing the song & performing it, Whitney would have never done it. Boyz 2 Men took a risk with in their arrangement & recorded it in their way. They hit a popularity with that song many might not realized outside of R&B just how much at that time. BTW, it's more of a gospel twinge than many in that day were doing, (one could hear the church upbringing).
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You should listen to Peter Holens/with Tim Foust. MISTY MOUNTAIN.
The guy with this incredible deep voice sounds like he uses overtone technique, or some sort of throat singing. Sounds really great.
@@teardrop-in-a-fishbowl ..have you heard Tim just talk ??? His voice is DEEP ! Really sexy 🙃‼️
@@teardrop-in-a-fishbowl Tim is the recognized master of a technique known as growl for reaching really deep sustained notes.
I rarely comment. Excellent reaction. You get IT! A true response to remarkable talent and you understand the complexity of what these 5 men DO! Bravo. Please explore further. Perhaps their cover of Helplessly Hoping would appeal, or How Great Thou Art.
A must for pure vocals is I Can’t Outrun You - hauntingly beautiful. Also, Helplessly Hoping - it leaves you wanting more. 🎵💗
I love Helplessly Hoping! My only complaint is it's too short! I also love Seven Bridges Road.
Found out this song is 90 years old. It was raining the day this was filmed. Chance was the one producing the jaw harp sound. Chance was wearing the black vest, standing back left. Check any of their quarantine videos, they are all fantastic.
actually older was writtn in 1913 but finally recorded in 1928 (or th earliest known recording)
In the Blood, a John Myer cover
One of my favorites too! Also 'I Can't Outrun You'.
Chance in the dark vest did the jaw harp. He is a great singer too!!
A song from Home Free which is not country style is a really lovely cover of “Auld Lang Syne”.
I am excited for you to get to know Home Free. These men are genuinely nice and kind people. Oh and soooo funny! You’ll see. Maybe Seven Bridges Road would be a good next song for you.
Great song ! One issue I'm having is being torn between watching you and watching the video..lol...your a pleasure.
Me too! ❤️ very handsome 🥰
Aw, thx. :)
There was a song playing ? LOL
It's true, lol. He seems so laid back and that beard is beautiful!
@@lukashasselNY Gotta get into the country vibe Lukas. Something like "ah shucks, weren't nothin' " 😉 Seriously though - great job.
They take Crosby, Stills, and Nash's "Helplessly Hoping" to a whole new level of harmony.
Totally agree with Rhonda on the "Helplessly Hoping" recommendation. Their rendition is purely vocal without the sound effects or beatboxing component. It is a haunting melody with the amazing with the Crosby, Stills, and Nash creative lyrics. I really enjoy your reaction videos, thanks.
Check out their video cover of 'Thinking Out Loud/Let's Get It On'. (Ed Sheeran/Marvin Gaye) It really shows off their soul side with a great medley arrangement and a music video with actors portraying the story and group choreography that was done IN A SINGLE SHOT!
The jew harp sound in the beginning and at the end (where you can see him) is done with overtones by Adam Chance (baritone). You would love their cover of Crosby, Stills, & Nash song HELPLESSLY HOPING ..definitely not country. Another great one from them is IN THE BLOOD (not as country sounding). Since you are already familiar with Home Free and Tim Foust, you would both love and appreciate the delightful surprise in MAYDAY, a Cam cover. ..and also not country!
Fun Fact: Home Free and PTX are friends
It’s the sound of a “juice harp” !
I just watched Home Free do "God Bless the USA", featuring Lee Greenwood, the guy who wrote "God Bless the USA"! and with the US Navy singers. There is even a behind the scenes of the video. @
It's actually the US Air Force Singing Sargeants.
Detrix42, do you have the link with that performance and the behind the scenes? Would love to see it!
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detrix42, Thank You so much!!!! 🤗🤗
I would do Helplessly Hoping, which is a cover of a Crosby, Stills, and Nash song. All singing, no beat boxing. Beautifully done in my opinion. Austin is the high-notes in the cowboy-type hat, Rob Lundquist is the dark-hair bearded guy. All of them have beautiful voices. Oh, and you probably know this song from the movie O Brother, Where Art Thou?.
One just recently that came out is there rendition of Johnny Cash's version of "Folsum Prison Blues." Not sure if that counts as country song.
One of my favorite things about this group is their humor. They can make some of the funniest videos you’ve ever seen but the music is still impeccable. You might want to check out their Butts Remix which is just hilarious and highlights a lot of different music styles all in one mash up
"Folsom Prison Blues" is highly recommended. "Quarantine" will have you chuckle. You should probably listen to and watch all of their stuff, it's really worth it.
As with everyone, I have some favorites & add on even more when have opportunity to go through all their songs. Home Free has been around for some time. They got on the wider exposure doing 'The Sing Off'. I think the touring & being together for a few years, the maturity & complexity of the sound & harmonies shone through. There also is an influence of multiple genres that one can't help but hear (specifically you Rob!).
They've gone through various members coming/going. They have an extensive catalog (yes catalog) of songs recorded & performed. If ever attempted to perform in one concert, would take them hours! They've done numerous covers of pop, R&B & country over many years. They've even written songs for the group & on their own. It boggles my mind how many songs, various arrangements they (individual members) & their producer have done. I don't know how they can remember the all words & do all their harmonies!
At the moment with this 'demic', they are generating new videos every week or so. Surprisingly with the distancing holed up in their individually residences they have created some innovative gems. I like 'Sunday Best' (dogs, cat & daughter make it for me) & 'Folsom Prison Blues' (anyone notice the height chart keeps changing & Tim's hair has changed colors?
I really love 'Thinking Out Loud/Let's Get It On'. Not only do I love the mashup, but also how the staging is done. I feel as if it's a stage production not a video. It's sweet, cute & they incorporate Home Free in such a way they become part of the scene. 'May Day' is done in such a way it's brainwashing.
They just released a cover of Fulsm Prison Blues which is great. And also their cover of Mayday is fantastic.
Try May Day. Tim takes the tenor part. Also watch Auld Lang Syne and Boys to Men cover End of the Road. All great songs. Oh yeah God Bless the USA featuring Lee Greenwood the creator.
oh gee, thanks for the spoiler. 😒
Please wait on Mayday - you’ll thank us.
If you want a song that is not country listen to their cover of “end of the Road” by Boyz II Men.
Yes yes yes!!!
Yes this!
Agree!
If you want something "not so country", try End of the Road, Can't Stop the Feeling or perhaps How Great Thou Art. You shouldn't be disappointed with anything they do though.
Those three songs would be my next three choices!
HOW GREAT THOU ART!! Even if you aren’t religious, the sound, harmony, and tone is stunning!!
They are the greatest! Thank you for your very knowledgeable reaction. I learn more ways to explain why I like them so much with your help. Listen to Amazing Grace, but be warned they put a little bit of country in everything.
Well done Lucas! If you want to hear their fun side then I recommend The Butts Remix. It will make you laugh out loud.
Adam Chance is the one making the jaw harp/didgeridoo sound effect.
One of their church songs such as"How Great Thou Art"is quite remarkable
A thing you'll find with all the members of this group is they all have many talents, Chance the baritone was doing the mouth harp in this song, and not every song has the same lead singer, sometimes time will take lead on a song, or austin will or even chance in some songs.
thank you for reaction
Hi Lukas! So glad you are continuing to watch Home Free - they are beyond talented. I recommend Auld Lang Syne if you want more of their beautiful harmonies and How Great Thou Art is one of their most beautiful covers as well as a stunning video! Can’t really go wrong with any of their stuff. Glad you got to experience a little more of Tim’s talent, I have seen them live and he can definitely rattle your seat😀As always I completely enjoyed your reaction and look forward to the next one.
This song is such a pleasant surprise, love it!
My two cents, Love Train or End of the Road for your next reaction.
Love Train is a lot of fun, but both are great covers.
this song was in brother where art thou
Right, that's it. Thx.
Hi Lukas, good to see you. Edited to second the motion of watching End of the Road.
Try “Everybody Walking This Land” or “In The Blood.” Then there’s “Elvira,” which *is* country, that they sing with The Oak Ridge Boys. It’s upbeat and just an all-around good, fun song worth checking out.
Non-country? Try "How Great Thou Art," "End of the Road," and "Love Train."
Upon the 69th time I’ve listened to this song, my Nicaraguan cigar turned into a Kentucky handroll, and my Kentucky bourbon turned into moonshine. And my California patio turned into a Southern porch. I ain’t complaining.
This song was from the movie "O Brother Where Art Thou?" Glad you liked it. It's really amazing to watch them do it live too.
Belinda G and even that was a cower :)
Their cover of "Mayday" will shut your door! Completely unexpected and incredible cover!
Thanks for a great reaction. The guy in the overall is Rob, he is the lead tenor. These guys are very versatile and talented. They can take any thing and add a whole dimension to it. They have some great videos that they released during quarantine _ Moonshine, Diamond Dream, Down to the honky-tonk, Meet in the Middle and God Bless The USA featuring Lee Greenwood and the United States Air Force band
More quarantine era songs to react to are definitely their two newest: Moonshine and Folsom Prison Blues. They just get better and better! They are releasing new videos - from their homes (2 in Nashville, 2 in Minneapolis, 1 in LA!) - every 2 weeks!
Thank you for reacting to Home Free. They are really amazing. I would recommend that you check out their cover of Boys to Men's "End Of The Road.". It is PHENOMENAL!
Home Free creations are remarkably creative and diverse. A couple which step away from their country roots are their cover of Crosby, Stills and Nash "Helplessly Hoping", The O'Jays "Love Train" and their rendition of "Auld Lang Syne"...they even make that simple tune sound spectacular.
Heavy-set guy with the golden voice is Rob.
If you never heard the one guy sing solo, you definitely need to check out their cover of Boyz II Men “End of the Road”. It’s something you just can’t not watch!
I would also recommend checking out the amazing grace with Peter Holland. I think he takes a big part in that song too.
Check out " Quarantine " for something current and fun from them , it's great .
Loved your reaction, you always have a deep appreciation for the beauty in what you listen to. I recommend Home Free's version of How Great Thou Art. It is stunning, and I cried the first few times I heard it.
Since you noticed Rob's (big beard guy) clean tenor voice, you will be blown away by his lead in their Boyz ll Men cover of End of the Road.
Welcome to Home Free. Yes, they do a lot of country but also everything else. I would recommend Helplessly Hoping, Seven Bridges Road, How Great Thou Art, Auld Lang Syne for harmonies. I also love I Can’t Outrun You with Chance as the lead. Tim Foust the deep bass has a 5 octave range so Mayday shows a different side of him. They show a lot of humor and are doing a great job during the pandemic releasing a new song/cover every 2 weeks. They film individually which is amazing actually. They just released Folsom Prison Blues with a new take on the Johnny Cash song. Please keep reacting and enjoying!
Please, please wait on Mayday, awesome song but appreciate the group more. It is worth the wait and there are lots of choices to be had meanwhile. Welcome to the world of Home Free and their fans, known "Home Fries". We love good reactions of our boys!
So so much love Home Free! ♥️♥️♥️♥️♥️♥️♥️
Thank you Lukas for your reaction. Some non-country to recommend are “Can’t Stop the Feeling”, “How Great Thou Art”, “Helplessly Hoping”, “Do You Hear What I Hear”, “Castle On the Hill” and “Thinking Out Loud/Let’s Get It On” to name but a few. New subscriber here and looking forward to more great reactions from you. Thank you.
For something not so country, they did a great cover of “End of The Road” by Boyz to Men
The video was shot on the eastern shore swamps of Mobile Bay, Alabama. This is where Adam Chance (baritone) is from. Tim (bass) is from southeast Texas (hungry Gators lurk there also). Austin Brown (lead tenor) is from south Georgia. The other two Rob (harmony tenor) and Adam Ruff (beat box ) are from Minnesota where the original group formed.
You're going to love this group of men Adam Chance is the one that's making the didgeridoo sound Adam Rupp is the one doing the drums . Each one of these men can make different sounds with their voices that's what so amazing about them.
Thanks for the HF reaction. Auld Land Syne and Amazing Grace - Peter Hollens feat. Home Free
display their mastery of harmonies, Love Train and Try Everything are upbeat and pop, as is Country Fried Pop Medley 17 songs 15 artists (one amazing mashup). Have Fun!!
For something really different, listen to Austin sing Bring Him Home from Les Mis.
Check their cover of “Mayday” by Cam they do couple of role reversals.;>)
For more of Tim's amazing low notes, check their cover of Your Man, and also Peter Hollens and Tim Foust singing Misty Mountain. It'll blow you away.
And folsom prison
First soloist is Austin Brown. Second soloist is Rob Lundquist. The bass is Tim Foust. The beatboxer is Adam Rupp. The fifth in this grouping is Adam Chance, called Chance because Adam Rupp was there first. He is the one doing the Jaw Harp. The fellow with the hat from Ring of Fire (Chris Rupp) is no longer with the group at this point having left to pursue solo and other work. The Rupps are brothers and founders of the group back in 2000.
Sawyer Fredericks brought this out 5 yrs ago in ‘The Voice’ with his own arrangement which this sounds more like than the very old song! I think he was 14!
Great reaction..."Helplessly Hoping" or "How Great Thou Art" are both amazing
End of The Road. Boyz to Men Cover by Home Free.
‘End of the Road’ would be worth your time!
One movie the song was in was "Oh Brother Where Art Thou?".
O' Brother Where Art Thou is where you know this song. George Clooney singing it as part of the Soggy Bottom Boys. for more Home Free please give their 'Butts Remix' a listen. its a mash-up of several songs and made into one hell of a song for it
I would suggest their cover of End of the Road where Rob, the bearded guy shines as your next song. They all take turns leading, except for Adam the beatboxer, depending who's mostly suited for the particular song. I've seen Mayday being suggested but we, the Home Fries, usually recommends new reactors to wait with it until they know the guys more so not to miss some great reaction moments. :) If you want a more up-beat song I suggest Can't Stop the Feeling or Try Everything as your next song. Looking forward to whichever song you end up choosing. Thanks for a great reaction!
Great reaction! End of the Road is a must. Also, Quarantine - very funny and something we can all relate to.
Their "End of the Road" (Boyz II Men) cover is good.
A really good version of this was done by Sawyer Fredericks love his version❤️
I believe the song was featured in "O Brother, Where Art Thou?". It was written in the early 1900s.
Home Free are amazing. Mayday or End of the Road. You will love those. Also, Love Train will take you back for a fun loving, toe tapping time.
Try “End of the Road” (Boyz 2 Men), “We Just Disagree” (Dave Mason), “Thinking Out Loud/Let’s Get It On” (Ed Sheehan/Marvin Gaye) to name a few of their non-country songs. If you want to hear some amazing harmony try “How Great Thou Art,” “Helplessly Hoping” (Crosby, Stills, and Nash), “Auld Lang Syne” again, to name a few. You really can’t go wrong with any of their songs. Great reaction!
Another face of this group would be 'May Day' by Cam, Boys to Men's 'End of the Road' and 'In the Blood' by John Mayer. When they do a cover, no matter which genre they choose, they honor the song's roots while making the song their own.
Yes, Adam is the beat boxer but it's actually Chance who does the jaw harp. I've seen them do this in concert and Chance does the jaw harp. And yes, Adam sounds like a real harmonica even live. Dude is a beast at imitating instruments.
Everybody walking this land
You want to watch their cover of End Of The Road by Boys To Men, which is R&B. It's fabulous.
These guys are so amazing! I have seen them live twice and they did not disappoint!
Lukas, as said so often, there's SO many excellent cover (and original work) done by Home Free, but be sure to look at Helplessly Hoping, In the Blood, End of the Road, Walk this Land and Can't Stop the Feeling for a taste of the breadth of the skill and artistry of this group...it's a joy to have so much to explore...enjoy...like a good wine... slowly smile
It was in the movie, O Brother, where art thou. It was sung by George Clooney and the two guys who escaped prison with him.
Home Free is typically Country based, but as many have mentioned, they've made several non-country covers and originals as well. I would wait on listening to Mayday for a while, until you've gotten to know them a bit better. I know many recommend it, but that particular song is even better when you know the different personas first.
I would love for you to react to react to "Can't Stop This Feeling". It's a wee bit countryfied, but not too much. Also "End Of The Road" can be recommended.
Good to see another reaction - Greetings from the sunny Denmark (10 minutes of sun - WOHOO!)
"Oh Brother, where art thou" is the show this song was the main song on
For not so country I'd do Helplessly Hoping or All About That Bass or End of the Road. I love these guys and think that all of them are very fluid with their vocal range which makes them so awesome. They also all do some beatboxing or other tricks like whistling. They cover all genres really. There is even a clip of Austin singing a song from Les Mis. I'm glad you enjoy them!
Next HomeFree cover of The Boys to Men song End of the Road!!! Outstanding!
Thanks for another great reaction! For something not so country...check out End Of The Road or Can't Stop The Feeling!
Try listening to them singing How Great Thou Art. The best boxer sings beautiful harmony. The first time I heard it, it brought tears to my eyes.
Be sure to check out End of the Road cover. Also look into group called Voiceplay and their cover of Oogie Boogie Song.
Yeah, love their version of the Oggie boggie song. ^^
Try out their version of End Of The Road. Rob sings lead in it and knocks it out of the park. You won't be disappointed.
Blue Ain't Your Color. Reminds me of classic R&B stuff from yesteryear, complete with choreography.
Awesomeness absolute. Thank you for Sharing love love love🎙🎙🎶🎶🎶
I have to say, I work hard, and I don't listen to music till I get home due to the kind of work i do. I truly appreciate you. Because of your sharing, I get to fall off to sleep with the happiest of ears, heart and soul. So very calming. Thank you❤
Austin Brown sings “At Last” exactly how Etta James sang it!! Austin’s ,from Home Free!
Love your acapella reactions, keep them coming :)
Loved this!!! I’ll be watching for more of your reactions on these guys.
Amazing!