"When a Man Loves a Woman" just might change your favorite Home Free singer. At least till you listen to another one of their songs. They are all great.
I heard that Rob did the scratchy record sound. And Chance did the jaw harp. You might want to watch I Can't Outrun You, Yours, Dive Bar Saints, or Born in the USA to see/hear Chance taking the lead.
I have a playlist of over 350 reactors analyzing this cover, and I developed a short cut checklist to identify the best reactors. 1) they notice right away that Adam Rupp DOES NOT have a harmonica. and 2) they notice AND comment on Tim's octave drop in the chorus after his solo verse. So congratulations, you're among the best. And the rest of your analysis is spot on. Bonus points for not confusing a mouth (or jaw) harp with a digeridoo. Adam Chance makes the mouth harp sound using some kind of throat singing (like the Hu).
The one you didn't know is Adam Chance who goes by Chance so there won't be any confusion between him and Adam Rupp. Chance was the one doing the jaw harp. Song from...Chance...Some Girls Do...very good. All of the guys are so good. Thank you for a great reaction.
If you want to explore the one voice you haven't heard much of, Adam Chance's voice, my favorite song featuring him is "I Can't Outrun You." That one is powerful, and this is one where even Adam Rupp, the beatboxer sings instead of beatboxing.
"Chance" also collabs with another singing team, The Hound + The Fox. Check out their "Wayfaring Stranger" or Johnny Cash's "Hurt" with Chance on acoustic guitar .
The "Instrument" you were asking about is a, "mouth harp". It's like a string instrument that you hold with your mouth and strum it with your finger. As we say here in Texas; Y'all be safe.
I think you'd really enjoy hearing both Adam Chance's solo voice and the 5 part harmony (no beatboxing) on Helplessly Hoping. It's by far my favorite arrangement of the song. I'm pretty sure you'll think, as I do, that it is also a perfect song for them.
This is so good. They are so talented. Home Free has so many songs. Helplessly Hoping, In the Blood, Brothers in Arms, Die a Happy Man. Thank you for reacting!
jaw harp, juice harp, jew's harp, guimbard and several other names for it, little twangy metal thing you put in your mouth and modulate the sound with the shape of your mouth
If you want to hear bassman Tim Foust demonstrate a G#1, check out his Collab with fellow Acapella singer Peter Hollens on " Misty Mountains". Peter layers their voices over 120 times to get a choir effect. At some points it sounds like a Gregorian Chant. Thanks!
This song blew me away when I first heard it & I was completely hooked. These guys are all so talented. They lean towards country but they can do any genre. They all can take the lead depending on whos voice is best for the song. They are known for their tight harmonies. Tim Foust is one of the best bass singers out there & their beatboxer vocal percussionist Adam Rupp can simulate any sound. This song is very old & is done in the bluegrass country style. It was used in the movie "Oh Brother Where Art Thou" starring George Clooney.
To me, in the bass world, it's Avi, Tim, and Geoff... in no particular order. Nobody is touching those three. In the beatboxing world, Adam definitely is the best, with Layne Stein a close second.
@@johndeeregreen4592 I would stick Elliott Robinson in the mix of great basses. Tim, Avi & Elliott do not use subharmonics. Sorry not a fan of Geoff. And Adam Rupp is in a league by himself. Other beatboxers are okay at making sounds & imitating noises but Adam actually can become the instrument or sound. He is the most realistic.
@@dagmar.6954, Avi and Tim do use the growl technique, though, which to me isn't a pleasant sounding technique. In chest voice Geoff is the deepest and most resonant of the three. Elliot Robinson can beat all three in chest voice and has one of the cleanest and deepest chest fries out there; I would say only Tim Storms has him beat on the latter.
Rob was actually classically trained back in the day. And his voice is.. just so amazing. Honestly I'd listen to him doing a full album of opera. Obviously nobody could be Pavarotti. Buuuut I still thurrowly enjoy his voice. Its probably why his is your favorite voice. I think.. in this video I prefered Austin's? Only because I really like the grit, but smoothness he adds with growls and such. But in general, rob has my favorite voice.
Somebody else said it was Rob. I think it is actually production. I've heard Adam's scratching and it doesn't sound the same as this is actually two different sounds. A DJ scratching noise is different from the static of a vinyl record. This is why I believe that part is production.
This is the song MOST start with when going down the Home Free rabbit hole. I suggest you try out their cover of Cam's "Mayday". You will be very surprised. Also, for pure beauty, "Brothers In Arms".
You're favorite is yet to come, Coach. Adam Chance has big parts in "Some Girls Do." "Cover Me Up." Chance is the Baritone/Bass. so watch when Tim is sing in a song, it will be Chance doing the bass.
Love your reaction! This song is very old, about 1915, and has been done by many artists, including Bob Dylan in the 1960s (my own folk singing days). It was, indeed, featured in the sound track of "Oh Brother..." by the Soggy Bottom Boys, and so that is the cover known by most young people. Home Free is going for a Bluegrass sound. If a guitar has fret memory, then my beloved old guitar could probably play this accompaniment without me. Please keep following Home Free -- you won't ever be disappointed!
Adam Chance shows out a little more on Sea Shanty Medley. I’m not convinced that Chance is not singing the low bass notes on the refrain after Tim’s solo verse where the camera switches to him and away from Tim.
It’s a mouth harp. They also do the the record scratching sound,mostly Adam Rupp. He has a whole vid where he sounds like a whole drum kit. The only change out of the guys is that Chris Rupp left and Adam Chance came in.
Go back and listen to the ending again and you will hear Austin emulate the steel guitar as he “slides” in to the final chord. This comment applies to forever and ever amen song.
Some songs where Chance takes the lead are Can't Outrun You, Cover Me Up, Born In The USA, Working For A Living, One Man Band, Dive Bar Saints and the Gambler. Thank you for the Home Free reactions. Cheers!
Everything you heard was their voices. Adam Rubb is the best beatboxer alive today and Adam Chance helps, as do the others, with the background sounds.
Man of Constant Sorrow dates back to at least 1913 and may be even earlier, The Stanley Brothers recorded the tune in the 1950’s and it has been a common staple at Ralph Stanley concerts for decades before he passed away.
The "digery-doo" sound was Chance doing the sound of a "mouth harp" AKA "jaw harp" which is a Southern instrument. If you watch the last few camera views, Chance is on the porch and you can see how his mouth lines up with the sound.
There are three acappela groups that most reactors get introduced to: Home Free, Voiceplay, and Pentatonix. All three competed on the Sing Off competition. Pentatonix won Season 3, and Home Free won Season 4. All three are awesome with a lot of videos and supportive fans that enjoy watching reactors on their first (and every😁) reaction. The talent and ranges of these singers in all three groups are beautiful and impressive. And many of the members also have their own UA-cam channels for their solo work. Pentotonix is frequently recommended with Hallelujah as a first reaction....one of their most viewed videos. One of my recent favorites of Voiceplay is the cover of Dream On by Aerosmith. I hope you will react to the additional bands and enjoy them.
I think you would like their version of "Finally free" it amazing also "Woman amen/female " again amazing. Loving the reactions.❤ New subscriber here. A song that Chance takes lead is " I can't out run you " incredible song‼️❤
Here are some more songs for you to react to. Ring of Fire, American Pie w/Don Mean, End of the Road, One Voice, Timeless, Seven Bridges Road, Crazy. Welcome to the rabbit hole. 😎
If there is an instrument being played, they always show it. Instruments usually used by guest artists The initial sound was a jaw harp sound produced by Chance
Hello, I want to see you react to a song from VoicePlay and if you like low voices to hear that of Geoff Castellucci. You could start with: Bonjour, je souhaite vous voir réagir à une chanson de VoicePlay et si vous aimez les voix basses d'entendre celle de Geoff Castellucci. Vous pourriez commencer par : *can't help fall loving you *Hoist of the color *Tenessee whiskey *Nothing else matters Geoff Castellucci low basse : *Ain't no sunshine *far over misty mountains cold Monster mash
The unnamed one is Adam Chance, called Chance when with Home Free since there was already an Adam in the group. He's the baritone here but was the bass in his former group, Street Corner Symphony. Times when Tim goes high to tenor, Chance take the bass part. He's done several videos with the duo The Hound + The Fox (One feat. The Other and vice versa), the the harmonies between the 3 are amazing.. A Home Free song you might like is Moonshine. It's just one of the wonderful videos done during quarantine, with each guy usually in and around their own home. Austin is sitting on the same deck you see him working on in his solo video Earn It, and that's his personal fishing pond in the background which he often features in his outdoor channel The Beauty and the Bass. If you love Tim's deep voice you're sure to love the video he did with The Bass Gang about a month ago for Hooked On a Feeling. The four guys live up to their groups name.
"When a Man Loves a Woman" just might change your favorite Home Free singer. At least till you listen to another one of their songs. They are all great.
I heard that Rob did the scratchy record sound. And Chance did the jaw harp.
You might want to watch I Can't Outrun You, Yours, Dive Bar Saints, or Born in the USA to see/hear Chance taking the lead.
I have a playlist of over 350 reactors analyzing this cover, and I developed a short cut checklist to identify the best reactors. 1) they notice right away that Adam Rupp DOES NOT have a harmonica. and 2) they notice AND comment on Tim's octave drop in the chorus after his solo verse. So congratulations, you're among the best. And the rest of your analysis is spot on. Bonus points for not confusing a mouth (or jaw) harp with a digeridoo. Adam Chance makes the mouth harp sound using some kind of throat singing (like the Hu).
The one you didn't know is Adam Chance who goes by Chance so there won't be any confusion between him and Adam Rupp. Chance was the one doing the jaw harp. Song from...Chance...Some Girls Do...very good. All of the guys are so good. Thank you for a great reaction.
Got it, thank you! I will do a Chance lead for my next Home Free reaction 👍
Yes, that’s a jaw harp, Jews harp, mouth harp. Many names depending on where you are.
@@wileydr I was a little lazy to go that far...😊
Songs featuring Chance include Helplessly Hoping, Brothers in Arms and American Pie.
@@John-yx4dc And Cover Me Up - I love that one!
Chance was a great addition to the group and a great voice but all of the guys are fantastic in their own rights
If you want to explore the one voice you haven't heard much of, Adam Chance's voice, my favorite song featuring him is "I Can't Outrun You." That one is powerful, and this is one where even Adam Rupp, the beatboxer sings instead of beatboxing.
"Chance" also collabs with another singing team, The Hound + The Fox. Check out their "Wayfaring Stranger" or Johnny Cash's "Hurt" with Chance on acoustic guitar .
@@bobr4987 I'm aware of that...but I prefer the acapella, so when the start introducing instruments, I generally tune them out.
The "Instrument" you were asking about is a, "mouth harp". It's like a string instrument that you hold with your mouth and strum it with your finger.
As we say here in Texas; Y'all be safe.
I think you'd really enjoy hearing both Adam Chance's solo voice and the 5 part harmony (no beatboxing) on Helplessly Hoping. It's by far my favorite arrangement of the song. I'm pretty sure you'll think, as I do, that it is also a perfect song for them.
I think their best ever was "Do You Hear What I Hear" arranged by Adam and done with Chris before Chance joined the group.
Sooooo beautiful, absolutely love this song❤❤❤
I think both of these are my favorites from them. I heard they won't let Adam do the arranging because he makes them too difficult/complex.
This is so good. They are so talented. Home Free has so many songs. Helplessly Hoping, In the Blood, Brothers in Arms, Die a Happy Man. Thank you for reacting!
jaw harp, juice harp, jew's harp, guimbard and several other names for it, little twangy metal thing you put in your mouth and modulate the sound with the shape of your mouth
To me, Rob is the most versatile. He has an underrated voice and very large vocal range.
If you want to hear bassman Tim Foust demonstrate a G#1, check out his Collab with fellow Acapella singer Peter Hollens on " Misty Mountains". Peter layers their voices over 120 times to get a choir effect. At some points it sounds like a Gregorian Chant. Thanks!
Love that you heard Nessun Dorma and the butts remix before man of constant sorrow. It shows so much versatility...
This song blew me away when I first heard it & I was completely hooked. These guys are all so talented. They lean towards country but they can do any genre. They all can take the lead depending on whos voice is best for the song. They are known for their tight harmonies. Tim Foust is one of the best bass singers out there & their beatboxer vocal percussionist Adam Rupp can simulate any sound. This song is very old & is done in the bluegrass country style. It was used in the movie "Oh Brother Where Art Thou" starring George Clooney.
To me, in the bass world, it's Avi, Tim, and Geoff... in no particular order. Nobody is touching those three. In the beatboxing world, Adam definitely is the best, with Layne Stein a close second.
@@johndeeregreen4592 I would stick Elliott Robinson in the mix of great basses. Tim, Avi & Elliott do not use subharmonics. Sorry not a fan of Geoff. And Adam Rupp is in a league by himself. Other beatboxers are okay at making sounds & imitating noises but Adam actually can become the instrument or sound. He is the most realistic.
@@dagmar.6954, Avi and Tim do use the growl technique, though, which to me isn't a pleasant sounding technique. In chest voice Geoff is the deepest and most resonant of the three. Elliot Robinson can beat all three in chest voice and has one of the cleanest and deepest chest fries out there; I would say only Tim Storms has him beat on the latter.
YOUR missing out if you don't do more Home Free as their vocals are NEXT level!
peace
This is one of their most popular videos. I absolutely love these guys.❤
Home Free is the best of the best!! I'm their # 1 fan!! Lol!!
To see all of them sharing their talents,listen to " Helplessly Hoping" cover. Phenomenal harmonies.
Rob was actually classically trained back in the day. And his voice is.. just so amazing. Honestly I'd listen to him doing a full album of opera. Obviously nobody could be Pavarotti. Buuuut I still thurrowly enjoy his voice.
Its probably why his is your favorite voice. I think.. in this video I prefered Austin's? Only because I really like the grit, but smoothness he adds with growls and such. But in general, rob has my favorite voice.
Two mor covers that showcase Chance are songs he wanted the group to do; Helplessly Hoping and Sea Shanty Medley.
The "scratching" sound you describe is a voice. It is done by Adam Rupp. Listen to a Home Free song called A Drum Solo. He does a part in it as a DJ
Somebody else said it was Rob. I think it is actually production. I've heard Adam's scratching and it doesn't sound the same as this is actually two different sounds. A DJ scratching noise is different from the static of a vinyl record. This is why I believe that part is production.
The mouth harp was done by Adam Chance or Chance as he is called you will see him doing it at the very end before they fade out
Check out Helplessly Hoping. Chance is featured, but the harmony is really next level.
This was filmed in Fairhope Alabama and it was raining. If you watch closely their clothes get wetter as the song goes on.
One of my favorites is Sea Shanty Medley!!!
This is the song MOST start with when going down the Home Free rabbit hole. I suggest you try out their cover of Cam's "Mayday". You will be very surprised. Also, for pure beauty, "Brothers In Arms".
"Remember This" is one of my favorites of their originals--Chance sings first lead on that one 🥰
You're favorite is yet to come, Coach. Adam Chance has big parts in "Some Girls Do." "Cover Me Up." Chance is the Baritone/Bass. so watch when Tim is sing in a song, it will be Chance doing the bass.
This song was my first introduction to Home Free and they blew me away. My favorite cover of theirs is Take Me Home, Country Roads.
Love your reaction! This song is very old, about 1915, and has been done by many artists, including Bob Dylan in the 1960s (my own folk singing days). It was, indeed, featured in the sound track of "Oh Brother..." by the Soggy Bottom Boys, and so that is the cover known by most young people. Home Free is going for a Bluegrass sound. If a guitar has fret memory, then my beloved old guitar could probably play this accompaniment without me. Please keep following Home Free -- you won't ever be disappointed!
Adam Rupp is just ridiculous. Take a listen to this one from a few years ago. Home Free: Drum Solo [SPM ST15]. Totally his voice alone.
This group is simply the best out there.
Adam Chance shows out a little more on Sea Shanty Medley. I’m not convinced that Chance is not singing the low bass notes on the refrain after Tim’s solo verse where the camera switches to him and away from Tim.
It’s a mouth harp. They also do the the record scratching sound,mostly Adam Rupp. He has a whole vid where he sounds like a whole drum kit. The only change out of the guys is that Chris Rupp left and Adam Chance came in.
Chance that was not featured in this but Cover me up, Yours and some girls do re good songs to hear just Chance. Everyone HF song is a banger
Love Home Free
Home Free always has great covers and originals. They are so very awesome! Love your reaction!
Go back and listen to the ending again and you will hear Austin emulate the steel guitar as he “slides” in to the final chord. This comment applies to forever and ever amen song.
Some songs where Chance takes the lead are Can't Outrun You, Cover Me Up, Born In The USA, Working For A Living, One Man Band, Dive Bar Saints and the Gambler. Thank you for the Home Free reactions. Cheers!
Excellent reaction do Ring of Fire and Folsom Prison Blues
Peace, Love!!
Everything you heard was their voices. Adam Rubb is the best beatboxer alive today and Adam Chance helps, as do the others, with the background sounds.
Man of Constant Sorrow dates back to at least 1913 and may be even earlier, The Stanley Brothers recorded the tune in the 1950’s and it has been a common staple at Ralph Stanley concerts for decades before he passed away.
Hit me in the feels...
A fun one for Adam Chance is "Some Girls Do"😊
The "digery-doo" sound was Chance doing the sound of a "mouth harp" AKA "jaw harp" which is a Southern instrument. If you watch the last few camera views, Chance is on the porch and you can see how his mouth lines up with the sound.
I know the instrument at the beginning and end as a mouth harp or juice harp.
There are three acappela groups that most reactors get introduced to: Home Free, Voiceplay, and Pentatonix. All three competed on the Sing Off competition. Pentatonix won Season 3, and Home Free won Season 4. All three are awesome with a lot of videos and supportive fans that enjoy watching reactors on their first (and every😁) reaction. The talent and ranges of these singers in all three groups are beautiful and impressive. And many of the members also have their own UA-cam channels for their solo work. Pentotonix is frequently recommended with Hallelujah as a first reaction....one of their most viewed videos. One of my recent favorites of Voiceplay is the cover of Dream On by Aerosmith. I hope you will react to the additional bands and enjoy them.
You should hear Rob on the Boyz to men song end of the road
I think you would like their version of "Finally free" it amazing also "Woman amen/female " again amazing. Loving the reactions.❤ New subscriber here. A song that Chance takes lead is " I can't out run you " incredible song‼️❤
The song was written in the early 1900s (1913), well before the movie.
Adam chance was making the sound at the end you can see his mouth making it
Here are some more songs for you to react to. Ring of Fire, American Pie w/Don Mean, End of the Road, One Voice, Timeless, Seven Bridges Road, Crazy. Welcome to the rabbit hole. 😎
Great reaction. I've seen most on UA-cam and you gave it justice. Thank you
If there is an instrument being played, they always show it. Instruments usually used by guest artists The initial sound was a jaw harp sound produced by Chance
In their save the world video there was a piano being played and Adam rupp was playing the synth
Hello, I want to see you react to a song from VoicePlay and if you like low voices to hear that of Geoff Castellucci.
You could start with:
Bonjour, je souhaite vous voir réagir à une chanson de VoicePlay et si vous aimez les voix basses d'entendre celle de Geoff Castellucci.
Vous pourriez commencer par :
*can't help fall loving you
*Hoist of the color
*Tenessee whiskey
*Nothing else matters
Geoff Castellucci low basse :
*Ain't no sunshine
*far over misty mountains cold
Monster mash
COVER ME UP, IS A GREAT SONG WHERE CHANCE IS THE LEAD
I first heard this song on Bob Dylan's first album in 1962 - but it is much older.
Next ring on fire 😊😊😊
The unnamed one is Adam Chance, called Chance when with Home Free since there was already an Adam in the group. He's the baritone here but was the bass in his former group, Street Corner Symphony. Times when Tim goes high to tenor, Chance take the bass part. He's done several videos with the duo The Hound + The Fox (One feat. The Other and vice versa), the the harmonies between the 3 are amazing.. A Home Free song you might like is Moonshine. It's just one of the wonderful videos done during quarantine, with each guy usually in and around their own home. Austin is sitting on the same deck you see him working on in his solo video Earn It, and that's his personal fishing pond in the background which he often features in his outdoor channel The Beauty and the Bass. If you love Tim's deep voice you're sure to love the video he did with The Bass Gang about a month ago for Hooked On a Feeling. The four guys live up to their groups name.
You should react to Home Free's "Sea Shanty medly" "Butts Medley" oh...and "Delta Dawn" that was recently!!!😊😊😊
❤HOMEFREE❤
they are pretty awesome
Chance does the mouth harp sounds
Also check out Adams drum solo.
The instrument you were trying to figure out is called the Mouth Harp
People have commented that it's a "Jaws Harp", It's actually a "Jews Harp". I had one as a kid.
Yes the scratchy record comes from a voice watch Adam Rupps drum solo
This cover is also fun as Austin is giving lessons on how to seduce the camera while singing.
What a great track. Always love your commentary, too Maybe that sound at the beginning is a jaw harp?
Adam Chance is the one you don't know and he did the jaw harp.
How about some Angelina Jordan? 🥳🤗 Golden buzzer winner with Bohemian Rhapsody on AGT! She was 13! 🥳🤗
Mouth harp, thanks!
Jaw harp!
The instrument you are referring to is a Jews Harp AKA Jaw Harp that's what makes that twangy sound
Do voice play and geoff
That was done with "throat singing" Very popular in China/Mongolia.
How have you missed doing any Voice Play or Geoff Castellucci!
The instrument was a mouth harp. Probably has other names though
It's called a Juice Harp.
Mouth harp, but it's called many other things also.
Pretty sure that record sound is simply the rain...
There might be a few people that can sing lower than Tim. But I don't think anybody could sustain that low note as long as he does.
Juice harp
Now that you've heard Tim and Austin in this, you might enjoy hearing something different: ua-cam.com/video/ozGxXndcV9g/v-deo.html
It’s a mouth harp/jews harp.
MOUTH HARP, DONE WITH NO MOUTH HARP
The instrument you refer to is the Jew"s harp or the mouth harp.
Here in the south we call it a Juice Harp.
Jew Harp/Jaw Harp
Jewish Harp!
It was a jew harp. Adam Chance was doing it. 😎
Didgeridoo
Mouth harp
Jaw or jew harp.
Jaw harp
It's called a Jews harp.
Mouth harp