They did a wonderful job and I think they did that song justice better than anyone else has. Home Free are the greatest Acapella group in my opinion and I love hearing their take on different people's songs. Although in this case I am going to have to say the the winners are the original singers. They did it best
This collaboration is one of my favorites! Looks like they were having so much fun together too! If you'd like another "Low bass brain tingle", have a listen to Home Free covering Johnny Cash's "Ring of Fire". And have your repeat finger ready on the trigger - - it's going to get a lot of use! *GRIN*
I love this I grew up knowing Duane Allen of the Oakridge boys he went to school with my grandmother she graduated with one of his sisters Duane was 2 grades below her
This is a great collaboration between Home Free & The Oakridge Boys. "Elvira" was a huge hit for The Oakridge Boys in 1981. You can see the great respect these 2 groups have for each other. The Oakridge Boys are mentors to Home Free & it is like they are passing the baton to a younger version of themselves. They have performed together on the Grand Ole Opry. Adam Rupp's vocal percussion is the best in the business. He can simulate drums & any other sounds perfectly. Home Free is my favorite a cappella group. They are so talented yet very humble guys.
Absolutely right, most of those going "ohhhhh Tim," was actually Richard Sterban of the Oak Ridge Boys. At 70 plus still dropping it down. Don't get me wrong, Tim does go fire breathing depths, but Richard can go down too and with more clarity it seems
This really gives me the sense of "Home Free Past" meeting "Oak Ridge Boys future". The ORB's bass, Richard Sterban, sang bass for Elvis Presley early in his career. Home Free definitely collaborated with true country legends on this song--and I LOVE this collaboration❣️🎼🥰🎶❤️
Great reaction man Geoff from Voice Play arranged this for them and the Oke Ridge Boys , Home Free and Voice Play have been close friends since the sing off season 4.
Watch Adam Rupp during the third set of "oom papa maumau" - so funny. I love the way these guys tend to direct themselves with their hands. You see Adam anticipating Tim's bass note.
Some of the lower bass notes were Richard Sturben not Tim. Love this Collab. You need to listen to the Oakridge Boys on their own. Tim helped Geoff during the Sing Off reach those low notes, as he helped Avi Kaplan. Tim shares what he knows.
ALL of HF's songs are great, but the mix of harmonies with Oak Ridge boys is AWESOME. you can tell they are all having a good time, and the look on everyone's face when Tim hits that low note, PRICELESS
So great this collaboration with an older Home Free and a younger Oak Ridge Boys for me.😉 You notice the sympathy they have for each other and visibly enjoy it. Great sung, super harmony
Tim is one Amazing Bass…..to high tenor…..out the roof….he’s Crazy Talented 🙃🔥‼️😵💫 For some really crazy Tim sounds….go to his …TIM FOUST …Solo channel…he did a solo album last year…”PIECES OF ME…VOL. #1”… he’s done 4 videos from it…there are all DOO-WOP….he Will blow your mind…guaranteed ‼️‼️‼️
Watch Tim’s hand when he is singing, he’ll gesture to where that note is going, 😂😂😂😂😊. During live concerts those notes vibrate from the floor all the way through your body. 🥰🥰🥰🥰
Their talent knows no bounds. Oak Ridge Boys are legends and Home Free are legends in the making. I love the respect the two groups have for each other. This cover is magical. Adam's beat boxing/vocal percussion is next dang level in this. Amazing. After discovering Home Free, no other music satisfies. Thanks for a great reaction.
Tim is a great bass. Richard Sterban is the bass for the Oak Ridge boys. It’s a good one. If you love bass, try Brothers in Arms, Helplessly Hoping, Hillbilly Bone, Your Man, Sea Shanty Medley. Also try Tim with Peter Hollens and Misty Mountains. I know Geoff does one too, but I love Tim and Peter. They have so many collaborations. BTW, Home Free often sings this song in concert and Tim loves to get the audience involved. Lots of fun.
6:34 is what we call a Tim-gasm, hehe. If you liked that, & if you haven’t already, listen to Ring of Fire, Misty Mountains (both get ridiculous at the end) as well as Fishing in the dark/Down in the Boondocks mashup & Sold, which have these subharmonic moments about two thirds through. Sea Shanty medley is bass city. And almost anything live haha. Great reaction mate !
There is a live video of Home Free singing "Honey I'm Good" that's titled "Tim Foust's vibrations" - as a bass lover, this is one you'll love (the venue literally shakes). There are 2 live videos in which he blows out speakers. Enjoy!
Tim taught both Avi & Geoff how to hit their low & hold them. React to Home Free & "The Home Fries will follow. Tim Foust is the best in the business. Tim has blown out speakers & sound systems, live in concerts.
If you want to experience a really fun Home Free performance from early in their career, check out the Sing Off episode where they battle the Filharmonics singing "I'm Alright." The boys really tried to help HF with their tendency to be stiff on stage and not move much. The result is a joy, both vocally and visually.
The Oaks' bass, Richard Sterban, has been with the group since 1972. Before that, he was a member of a group that sang backup for Elvis! If you're really into VoicePlay, it's hard to believe this is your only reaction to Home Free. There's A LOT of great music here!! Please put "Man of Constant Sorrow" ( ua-cam.com/video/-ew_bfFvros/v-deo.html ) high on your what's-next-from-Home-Free list. If you've already heard that one, make it HF's cover of The Doobie Brothers' 1972 hit "Listen to the Music" - ua-cam.com/video/O_7IYbuRgWQ/v-deo.html
I second those recommendations, and also: "Between a Rock and a Heartache" ( ua-cam.com/video/MNV8GPZrVho/v-deo.html [silly shenanigans, with Tim looking out for the boys[) and also: "What's left of my heart" -- an original song that Tim wrote, and sings lead on ( ua-cam.com/video/J9jfMYSJF-o/v-deo.html ). VoicePlay and Home Free met when they both competed on the TV show "The Sing Off." Home Free won that season, and VoicePlay were in the final top ten. Geoff and Tim have been friends ever since, and Tim joined in on VoicePlay's massive multi-singer collaboration video "Just Sing" during the first spring of COVID quarantines, raising money for a musicians' charity (I recommend checking that out, too: ua-cam.com/video/vZ56xcFSkng/v-deo.html *be sure to turn on the captions, they'll tell you who everyone is* ).
If you haven't checked any other stuff from Home Free, try either Unchained Melody or their cover of End of the road (Boyz to Men) to get in to more of their versatility.
Great reaction. Brain tingling is an interesting concept. Love to hear your thoughts about the best brain ticklers ever the Bee Gees with Too Much Heaven. Can't get enough of them. Subscribing now in anticipation. Oh, I love HomeFree, too, especially When a Man Loves a woman and American Pie with Don McLean
Tim help Jeff get tot hose lower notes. VoicePlay and Home Free were both on the 4th season of the SingOff. Which Home Free ended up winning. Both groups do have collaborations behind the scenes. If I remember Jeff actually did the arrangement of this song for Home Free and the Oak Ridge Boys. Another good bass song from Home Free is their cover of "Ring of Fire". The official video features Avi from Pentatonix. Just wait till you hear that last note.
Probably someone has already suggested that you listen to the original Elvira in the early 1980's. There is a TV show they sing on and it is WOW. Have a listen.
Tim did a awesome job!! They ALL did! Loved the harmonies and Adam Rupp’s beatboxing! If you want to hear some really good bass from Tim Foust listen to Ring Of Fire, featuring Avi Kaplan from Pentotononix! It’s amazing! Great reaction 🎉 I love Home Free😊
Tim dives down to an E1 on his "Oomm map-a mow-mow". He and Geoff Castalucci can give each other a run for their money. Fortunately, I believe they're good friends, and help each other out with arrangements and vocal technique.
Hi my friend great reaction home free are absolutely amazing and have done some great songs a young gentleman taking UA-cam by storm is ren -hi ren this video has had 3 million views in 2 weeks and it is pure genius worth a look and at the end has a great message many thanks love and respect from the UK 👍👍👍👍👍👍🌟😀😀 amazing channel 👍
No need to react but go listen to a video called Tim's Vibrations and then you will see what a Basso Profundo can do lol just type Tim's vibrations it will come up, it's a mounted camera 25 feet from the stage
Richard has been holding down the low end for the Oaks going on 50+ years. Only reason why I can pick a favorite new bass singer(Tim) objectify, is because I’ve been playing southern rock and country for 45 years. That, and Austin is from my home state of GA!
Tim Foust, is the one who helped Geoff get his bass to where it is. They met on the Sing off. Tim was the only true Bass. Look into it, if you don't believe me. If you want to see Tim's awesomeness, check out Tim's vibration. It is them in concert. The camera is on a tri pod.
Who is The Charismatic Voice to you? I’m just curious since I see the tag. I hope you’ll learn to appreciate Home Free for who they are, as opposed to comparing them to other groups. There are a few songs from the others that I like, but IMO Home Free has the best collection of artists that could all go solo but choose to remain together. Great reaction! Time to go check out your other HF reactions!
Tim's range is G0-A5. There are two reasons I prefer Home Free to VoicePlay. First, I prefer the type of songs Home Free sings. I'm not really into movie music. Second, I feel that Geoff, while a great singer, has a habit of going lower than the song might call for, simply because he can. They are unnecessary bass drops and they don't sound right to me.
They did a wonderful job and I think they did that song justice better than anyone else has. Home Free are the greatest Acapella group in my opinion and I love hearing their take on different people's songs. Although in this case I am going to have to say the the winners are the original singers. They did it best
This collaboration is one of my favorites! Looks like they were having so much fun together too! If you'd like another "Low bass brain tingle", have a listen to Home Free covering Johnny Cash's "Ring of Fire". And have your repeat finger ready on the trigger - - it's going to get a lot of use! *GRIN*
Avie and home free with Tim as the lead. Ring of 🔥
I love this I grew up knowing Duane Allen of the Oakridge boys he went to school with my grandmother she graduated with one of his sisters Duane was 2 grades below her
Tim's bass gives an endorphin release for sure!! Check out his bass line in Between a rock and a Heartache. 😆❤🎧🎙🎶🎵
To me, Home Free is the best. Love Home Free
This is a great collaboration between Home Free & The Oakridge Boys. "Elvira" was a huge hit for The Oakridge Boys in 1981. You can see the great respect these 2 groups have for each other. The Oakridge Boys are mentors to Home Free & it is like they are passing the baton to a younger version of themselves. They have performed together on the Grand Ole Opry. Adam Rupp's vocal percussion is the best in the business. He can simulate drums & any other sounds perfectly. Home Free is my favorite a cappella group. They are so talented yet very humble guys.
The bass was not just Tim. You can hear the subtle difference. The Oak Ridge Boys have an awesome bass too.
Nothing subtle about Richard Sterban...
Absolutely right, most of those going "ohhhhh Tim," was actually Richard Sterban of the Oak Ridge Boys. At 70 plus still dropping it down. Don't get me wrong, Tim does go fire breathing depths, but Richard can go down too and with more clarity it seems
Richard Sterban is Oaks Bass and before he joined the Oaks he and JD Sumner were Backing Bass for Elvis Presley
Bass pedigree up in here !
If you would have listened to the end, Tim gave a shout-out to Geoff from Voice Play for arranging this song for them.
That’s what I was thinking. And Jeff has done several arrangements for them.
This really gives me the sense of "Home Free Past" meeting "Oak Ridge Boys future".
The ORB's bass, Richard Sterban, sang bass for Elvis Presley early in his career. Home Free definitely collaborated with true country legends on this song--and I LOVE this collaboration❣️🎼🥰🎶❤️
When my mom dragged(not really) me to the bowling alley, this was my favorite song on the JukeBox. There was a payphone booth. :)
Great reaction man Geoff from Voice Play arranged this for them and the Oke Ridge Boys , Home Free and Voice Play have been close friends since the sing off season 4.
Geoff had an arrangement of “Elvira” which Tim used & later tailored for Home Free & The Oak Ridge Boys.
Watch Adam Rupp during the third set of "oom papa maumau" - so funny. I love the way these guys tend to direct themselves with their hands. You see Adam anticipating Tim's bass note.
Some of the lower bass notes were Richard Sturben not Tim.
Love this Collab.
You need to listen to the Oakridge Boys on their own.
Tim helped Geoff during the Sing Off reach those low notes, as he helped Avi Kaplan. Tim shares what he knows.
2 basses, the old guard and the new upstart. Great. Also, this arrangement was made by Geoff Castellucci.
ALL of HF's songs are great, but the mix of harmonies with Oak Ridge boys is AWESOME. you can tell they are all having a good time, and the look on everyone's face when Tim hits that low note, PRICELESS
You like Tim’s bass, watch Folsom prison blues (Johnny Cash) and Do You Hear What I Hear. Enjoy the HF ride ;)
So great this collaboration with an older Home Free and a younger Oak Ridge Boys for me.😉 You notice the sympathy they have for each other and visibly enjoy it. Great sung, super harmony
Can't get any better than Home Free and Oakridge Boys.❤️❤️
Tim is one Amazing Bass…..to high tenor…..out the roof….he’s Crazy Talented 🙃🔥‼️😵💫
For some really crazy Tim sounds….go to his …TIM FOUST …Solo channel…he did a solo album last year…”PIECES OF ME…VOL. #1”… he’s done 4 videos from it…there are all DOO-WOP….he Will blow your mind…guaranteed ‼️‼️‼️
#HOMEFREE....outstanding!
Tim and Chris Rupp have a new one called Long Black Train, has some really great "Tim bass".
By the way, this arrangement was by geoff castellucci, These acapella dudes are all friends and collaborators. Cheers!
Watch Tim’s hand when he is singing, he’ll gesture to where that note is going, 😂😂😂😂😊. During live concerts those notes vibrate from the floor all the way through your body. 🥰🥰🥰🥰
I notice Geoff from Voiceplay does that too.
I'm pretty sure they should hand out condoms with the tickets whenever Tim hits the low notes.
Yes! My son and I went to one of their concerts. Ring of Fire…felt that final bass note in our seat, didn’t hear it, but felt it!
Their talent knows no bounds. Oak Ridge Boys are legends and Home Free are legends in the making. I love the respect the two groups have for each other. This cover is magical. Adam's beat boxing/vocal percussion is next dang level in this. Amazing. After discovering Home Free, no other music satisfies. Thanks for a great reaction.
These 2 groups mesh so well. Fun to watch 2 generations of mjuicians having such a good time singing together.
A song that shows off Tim's low notes as well as their fun side is "Sold" the Grundy County Auction.
Tim and Geoff are friends, and it was Tim who taught Geoff how to "growl".
LOVE your reaction!! Home Free…they are my boys!!! ❤
just a quick note Tim has a world record for hi to low range vocals
Tim is a great bass. Richard Sterban is the bass for the Oak Ridge boys. It’s a good one. If you love bass, try Brothers in Arms, Helplessly Hoping, Hillbilly Bone, Your Man, Sea Shanty Medley. Also try Tim with Peter Hollens and Misty Mountains. I know Geoff does one too, but I love Tim and Peter. They have so many collaborations. BTW, Home Free often sings this song in concert and Tim loves to get the audience involved. Lots of fun.
6:34 is what we call a Tim-gasm, hehe. If you liked that, & if you haven’t already, listen to Ring of Fire, Misty Mountains (both get ridiculous at the end) as well as Fishing in the dark/Down in the Boondocks mashup & Sold, which have these subharmonic moments about two thirds through.
Sea Shanty medley is bass city.
And almost anything live haha.
Great reaction mate !
Yep, Tim's bass is delectable!
There is a live video of Home Free singing "Honey I'm Good" that's titled "Tim Foust's vibrations" - as a bass lover, this is one you'll love (the venue literally shakes). There are 2 live videos in which he blows out speakers. Enjoy!
I'll check it out!
Tim taught both Avi & Geoff how to hit their low & hold them. React to Home Free & "The Home Fries will follow. Tim Foust is the best in the business. Tim has blown out speakers & sound systems, live in concerts.
If you want to experience a really fun Home Free performance from early in their career, check out the Sing Off episode where they battle the Filharmonics singing "I'm Alright." The boys really tried to help HF with their tendency to be stiff on stage and not move much. The result is a joy, both vocally and visually.
There's more where that came from from Tim. And lower...and higher. 5 octaves, he has 'em.
If you like bass, check out Home Free's cover of "Brothers in arms " it's beautiful and the bass is incredible ‼️ Awesome reaction ‼️😁
This arrangement is by Tim Foust, Geoff Castellucci, and VoicePlay. They were on the Sing-Off together.
The Oaks' bass, Richard Sterban, has been with the group since 1972. Before that, he was a member of a group that sang backup for Elvis! If you're really into VoicePlay, it's hard to believe this is your only reaction to Home Free. There's A LOT of great music here!! Please put "Man of Constant Sorrow" ( ua-cam.com/video/-ew_bfFvros/v-deo.html ) high on your what's-next-from-Home-Free list. If you've already heard that one, make it HF's cover of The Doobie Brothers' 1972 hit "Listen to the Music" - ua-cam.com/video/O_7IYbuRgWQ/v-deo.html
I second those recommendations, and also: "Between a Rock and a Heartache" ( ua-cam.com/video/MNV8GPZrVho/v-deo.html [silly shenanigans, with Tim looking out for the boys[) and also: "What's left of my heart" -- an original song that Tim wrote, and sings lead on ( ua-cam.com/video/J9jfMYSJF-o/v-deo.html ).
VoicePlay and Home Free met when they both competed on the TV show "The Sing Off." Home Free won that season, and VoicePlay were in the final top ten. Geoff and Tim have been friends ever since, and Tim joined in on VoicePlay's massive multi-singer collaboration video "Just Sing" during the first spring of COVID quarantines, raising money for a musicians' charity (I recommend checking that out, too: ua-cam.com/video/vZ56xcFSkng/v-deo.html *be sure to turn on the captions, they'll tell you who everyone is* ).
If you haven't checked any other stuff from Home Free, try either Unchained Melody or their cover of End of the road (Boyz to Men) to get in to more of their versatility.
I just subscribed for more Homefree!!
So excited. I see them live in 3 days! VIP with Q&A.
Geoff admits that Tim teaches Geoff how to ho!d that low note.
Great reaction. Brain tingling is an interesting concept. Love to hear your thoughts about the best brain ticklers ever the Bee Gees with Too Much Heaven. Can't get enough of them. Subscribing now in anticipation. Oh, I love HomeFree, too, especially When a Man Loves a woman and American Pie with Don McLean
You should check out some of Tim's solo stuff, especially Will You Still Love Me Tomorrow/Stay. It really shows off his range.
Tim help Jeff get tot hose lower notes. VoicePlay and Home Free were both on the 4th season of the SingOff. Which Home Free ended up winning. Both groups do have collaborations behind the scenes. If I remember Jeff actually did the arrangement of this song for Home Free and the Oak Ridge Boys. Another good bass song from Home Free is their cover of "Ring of Fire". The official video features Avi from Pentatonix. Just wait till you hear that last note.
Ring of Fire is a great song for Tim's bass.
Probably someone has already suggested that you listen to the original Elvira in the early 1980's. There is a TV show they sing on and it is WOW. Have a listen.
Tim is actually a basso profundo with a 5 octave range
Tim did a awesome job!! They ALL did! Loved the harmonies and Adam Rupp’s beatboxing! If you want to hear some really good bass from Tim Foust listen to Ring Of Fire, featuring Avi Kaplan from Pentotononix! It’s amazing! Great reaction 🎉 I love Home Free😊
Just so you know, Geoff does arrangements for Home Free, too. ;-)
Tim dives down to an E1 on his "Oomm map-a mow-mow". He and Geoff Castalucci can give each other a run for their money. Fortunately, I believe they're good friends, and help each other out with arrangements and vocal technique.
Hi my friend great reaction home free are absolutely amazing and have done some great songs a young gentleman taking UA-cam by storm is ren -hi ren this video has had 3 million views in 2 weeks and it is pure genius worth a look and at the end has a great message many thanks love and respect from the UK 👍👍👍👍👍👍🌟😀😀 amazing channel 👍
Tim can go so low that he blew out the speakers at a show. It's on YT.
No need to react but go listen to a video called Tim's Vibrations and then you will see what a Basso Profundo can do lol just type Tim's vibrations it will come up, it's a mounted camera 25 feet from the stage
Richard has been holding down the low end for the Oaks going on 50+ years. Only reason why I can pick a favorite new bass singer(Tim) objectify, is because I’ve been playing southern rock and country for 45 years. That, and Austin is from my home state of GA!
🔥🔥🔥🔥🤘🤠🤘
You'll love Tim's bass in ua-cam.com/video/yb2HR47npEU/v-deo.html. The last note you will see the camara shaking.
I believe Geoff arranged this btw.
Geoff had an arrangement of “Elvira” which Tim used & later tailored for Home Free & The Oak Ridge Boys.
@@dagmar.6954 well then I was partially correct :) Thank you.
Tim Foust, is the one who helped Geoff get his bass to where it is.
They met on the Sing off. Tim was the only true Bass.
Look into it, if you don't believe me.
If you want to see Tim's awesomeness, check out Tim's vibration. It is them in concert. The camera is on a tri pod.
Check out Peter Hollins with Tim Foust version of Misty Mountain
I thought I was going to sub, until you said Voice Play is better.
Personally i like VP better but i aint gonna go around not subscribing to people who think Home Free is better
Who is The Charismatic Voice to you? I’m just curious since I see the tag.
I hope you’ll learn to appreciate Home Free for who they are, as opposed to comparing them to other groups. There are a few songs from the others that I like, but IMO Home Free has the best collection of artists that could all go solo but choose to remain together.
Great reaction! Time to go check out your other HF reactions!
Iisten to home frees version of ring of Fire , man of constant sorrw, may day, and your man if you want your mind blown by Tims range
This might be the strangest part of youtube I've ever found myself in
You should have heard Richard in his heyday
Check out Zombies vs. Hillbillies by Voice Play and Home Free. Also check out season 4 of Sing Off.
Tim's range is G0-A5. There are two reasons I prefer Home Free to VoicePlay. First, I prefer the type of songs Home Free sings. I'm not really into movie music. Second, I feel that Geoff, while a great singer, has a habit of going lower than the song might call for, simply because he can. They are unnecessary bass drops and they don't sound right to me.
CK out Road Sweet Road and Understand
You should also react to Pentatonix
You completely discounted the OakRidge boys' voices and contributions.. WTF..Unsub