I have never heard anything so beautiful and outstanding. Geoff is amazing solo, but to hear 4 parts from him is mind blowing.I'm sure his Christmas songs would be heavenly. Loved it. Craig I know you loved it. Great reaction. Cheers from Canada 🇨🇦 🐶🐶 ❤️❤️
He started his solo channel when Covid hit. He works on these in the evenings, after he puts William, his child, to bed. During the day he's busy working on VoicePlay videos. (He does everything for his own channel, and nearly everything for his half of the performances that VP does.) This is my favorite, just gorgeous. And Geoff #2 is my favorite. Not the drama of the low notes, but that silken gorgeousness is just everything. Shenandoah is an old American folk song. I've known it since I was a kid, but don't recall any big popular versions. It was just always there. Geoff's arrangement lifts it from being good enough to last hundreds of years, to heart-stopping. On a lighter note: don't miss his Halloween songs, esp. Headless Horseman and Monster Mash. You get beauty and humor together.
Sissel Kyrkjebo, beautiful soprano from Norway, has the best female version of "Shenandoah," in my opinion. And Geoff has the best male version, in my opinion, though I've heard several covers of it since childhood as well.
All of his covers are mind-blowing. Love every one of them. Kathy picked this song, so Geoff made his wife very happy. You will enjoy the Geoff quartets and sometimes the Geoff quintets in his videos.
Geoff has his own channel with many fine songs covered in his deep bass style. And he always clones himself to achieve the four or five part harmonies he creates. This is possibley the most beautiful of them. Gentle and soothing. It's hard to choose favourites but Country Roads is one of mine. And his Christmas song from last year, God Rest Ye Merry Gentlemen. Although I have to also include two Halloween covers: Monster Mash from last year and Ghost Riders, just released this month.
This is my favorite of Geoff's....can you believe he produces one of these a month, In so many different genres? I could tell it really affected you, gives me chills, too!
Geoff's voice is like a lullaby. It's so soothing to jangled nerves. I like to listen to his version of Far Over The Misty Mountains Cold when I get off work. It really helps me to decompress.
The Shannadoa river runs thu a valley with the same name in Virginia at the base of the Blue Ridge Mountains to the Atlantic. The Missouri River starts in the Rocky Mountains and runs all the way to the Mississippi River thu St Louis. A lot of pioneers left the south after the Civil War and went west to start a new life.
I always enjoy Geoff's music. He has many good songs on his channel, and they're almost always done with 4 Geoffs. I would recommend that you do Monster Mash next considering the fact that Halloween is just around the corner. Something else to consider, if you enjoy listening to audio books he has done a goodly number of short stories, mostly in the horror genre.
The U.K has the beautiful song "Lock Lomond", & "Shenandoah" is that song for us Americans. I remember singing this song in choir class, in highschool, when I was a Sophomore (10th grade) in highschool. My Grandpa (my dad's father) heard it often when he was in the ARMY during WWII. Fun fact, my Grandpa got his Master's Degree at the University of Edinburgh after WWII was over. I even have a pic. of him in full Scottish uniform.
It took me so many times before I could listen to this with my eyes open. I just it was so beautiful so I had to close my eyes and just listen and kind of feel it. Gorgeous!! I think that this one, Ain’t No Sunshine and Sixteen Tons are my favourites, but it’s hard to choose. But if you feel like Halloween, both his and VoicePlay’s treats are great!!
Wow, I love your reaction to Geoff. I think this was the most calming & beautiful songs he did. Also his God Rest. Ye Merry Gentlemen. Thank you so much for an amazing reaction to Geoff. Please give us more Voice Play & Geoff's solo.
My home is in the Shenandoah Valley in Virginia and a mile from the Shenandoah River. It’s so beautiful and peaceful. The word “Shenandoah” is said to be a Native American word meaning “Daughter of the Stars” and I’ve never seen such a magnificent night sky filled with so many stars against a black velvet sky. Our woods have beautiful wild creatures who make the forests their home. It takes your breath away.
I absolutely loved this reaction. Geoff is definitely a gifted artist. It was quite apparent that this affected you the same way it did me. I was speechless and spellbound. As for recommendations, you really can't go wrong with any of his songs. Due to the coming Halloween holiday I would put The Headless Horseman, Monster Mash, and Ghost Riders in the Sky at the top of the list. Others you would enjoy are Sixteen Tons, Big John, Ain't No Sunshine, Way Down, Far Over the Misty Mountains Cold, House of the Rising Sun, Take Me Home Country Roads.... I'm sure I have left some out but there's a bit of a list for you. Thank you for this reaction. It really helped make a difficult day much better.
Obviously, a classic example of multiple personality disorder! Lol! Joking, of course! Geoff is absolutely incredible, multi-talented, off-the-charts with his range, humorous, insanely creative and innovative, and seems like just an all-around good guy, as well as a loving husband and dad! Glad I found him and Voiceplay! In my opinion, VP is the best a capella group of our day, with Homefree a VERY close second. What makes VP stand out, to me, is their story-telling theatrical abilities, not only with costumes, makeup, props, and backdrops, but even with their vocals!
The thing that makes VP stand out from the other major acapalle groups, for me, is their versatility and creativity. My own musical tastes are very wide and VP cover so many genres, it's very satisfying.
I love this song. There is a place in America called the Shenandoah Valley, it is a beautiful area and when you are there it seems you can feel the ghosts of the soldiers that fought , died, wrote letters home and dreamed of families during the American Civil War.
It's not technically a Country song but more an Americana folk song. It's origins are probably around the time of the Civil War (1860's), best theory is probably written by American and/or Canadian fur trappers canoeing down the Missouri River. The "I love your daughter" may be in reference to the daughter of a Native American Chief named Shenandoah who one of them was in love with. Shenandoah Valley (also a town and river)is an area near the Blue Ridge Mountains in Virginia. I would to hear more! Amazing!
I live in the South (Georgia specifically), and I love the Blue Ridge & Appalachian mountains! Went to Roanoke, Virginia once when I was in college with a college friend who was from there. Roanoke is right in the heart of Shenandoah Valley, and it was absolutely breathtaking country!
@@johnbattles1002 I'm in Pennsylvania and in various parts of the state we quite a lot of mountainous area, as well as part of the Appalachians. I've never been in Georgia, would love to some Day. It looks beautiful and like Pennsylvania very historic.
@@firefighterchick , you are correct on both counts -- very historic and very beautiful! So much to see and do! My hometown is Rome, GA, established in the 1830's, and named after Rome, Italy, for its literal seven hills. Rome's Berry College is the largest college/university campus in the entire world, and has several times been voted the most immaculately beautiful campus in the world, topping out even the Ivy League schools plus Oxford & Cambridge! Hope you can visit our wonderful state sometime (but take care driving through Atlanta -- it's crazy traffic! Lol!). And yes, the "Southern hospitality" you hear about is still, for the most part, true. In 2015, my family and I traveled to upstate New York to participate in my son's wedding near Fort Drum where he was stationed. We went through a part of Pennsylvania near the Amish regions. I loved it and wish I could have spent more time there! Pennsylvania and Upstate NY Adirondack region are both very beautiful! God bless, have a wonderful day, and thank you for your response!
@@johnbattles1002 I actually live in Lancaster County, which known as Amish Country. My particular area is becoming rather built up but the central and southern end of the Country is still farmlands.
I'm glad you started with this one as your first experience of Geoff's solo work. For me personally, it's in my top 3 of his covers, and criminally under viewed. It really showcases why Geoff considers himself a baritone first and foremost, as you could hear "Geoff #2" had a special emotion and control that isn't heard in his bass and tenor range. All of his songs are amazing, you can't go wrong with any of them! Personal favorites are Misty Mountains, Sixteen Tons, Ain't No Sunshine, Way Down, Ghost Riders In The Sky... ok, looks like I'm well on my way of writing down his entire song list, so guess I'll stop there, lol
Tim Foust of Home Free also did something similar to this. He as released a "do-wop" album alone. He also has a 5 octave range. Check out his version of "Why don't you stay". Great stuff.
Geoff did this one for his wife, Kathy. Did High and Dry for himself. This is beautiful. The song goes back to the 1800s when fur traders were plying the rivers. In this case, the fur trader had fallen in love with an Indian chieftan's daughter but he had to keep leaving her to ply the rivers for fur. I first learned it in my 3rd grade music class back in 1959. It was a haunting tale but lovely. I don't know how it could be any better than when Geoff does it.
Another vote for Ghost Riders in the Sky. It’s an old (1940s) country song and appropriate for Halloween time. He also did Monster Mash (50s rock) last year. It’s a must hear as well.
After all the reaction videos I've seen it's nice to see someone who "feels" the music. Far too many people break it down like a math equation and forget to enjoy the music itself.
This is my absolute favourite from Geoff, closely followed by ain't no sunshine.. It would be great for you to react to more of him. He's just done a fun version of ghost riders in the sky... He is a natural baritone with a low bass extension... Voiceplay are as strong as as ever. They've just released 2 new videos... The Hall of the Mountain King and Hide and Seek, ding dong song. ❤️🇬🇧
There are many more Geoff videos out there with his clones Voiceplay is still going very strong but Geoff manages to do his own stuff as well. Check out more of his and their work you won’t be disappointed ❤️🏴
For a different, but incredibly fun vibe I'd check out his cover of Way Down. The music is amazing as always, but the video is what really sells it for me, it just looks like he had a huge amount of fun. Also Monster Mash.
voiceplay and Geoff's channels are both active... this week Geoff released "Ghost riders in the sky" and in a few hours voiceplay's "Hide and Seek (Ding Dong!) feat Lauren Paley (acapella)" releases. Geoff has been doing his Geoff and his clone's for a while now (more than 2 years). Geoff and his wife do most of the work on his own videos.
Cheers, Craig, great reaction as always. I don't think VoicePlay's in any danger of splitting. Geoff's just had his own channel where he features covers and other content, in addition to his role as VoicePlay's bass. I think the man is just that creative and talented. Usually, you'll hear him with VP singing acapella, where he's doing instruments, layering himself, etc., on his own videos. Now that you know where his channel is, you should mine his Videos section for even more of his content for your reactions. You'll never get a copyright strike, as he's very appreciative of reactors, and his stuff is very popular among a loyal Geoff and VP fan base. He's got some Halloween stuff there that would be a lot of fun this month. Enjoy!
Geoff did a marvelous job even if he did leave out a verse. Old old song from when early trappers where exploring. His range is impressive. Geoff and Tim both surprised every one by goes from bass to tenor.. You'll see alot more of Geoff and team.
Other Geoff reaction's that are a must is 16 tons, Monster Mash, and his newest Ghost Riders in the Sky. For Christmas you should do his Mele Kalikimaka, aka the Hawaiian Christmas Song.
Please do a reaction video of Geoff Castalucci version of Till Then. This was the most tender song he has ever done. It is deep, smooth & slow. It just got released today 12/29/22 please.
Sixteen Tons is still the best one he's done...all are great but that one seems to be a notch above the others. I am a patron...it's amazing to see the videos he puts out for his patrons when making a video...it's mindblowing and makes you appreciate it even more when it is released. He's also one of the most humble and sweet person you'll ever meet. I really hope you check out Sixteen Tons.
So glad to see you reacting to Geoff. Fun to watch you get gobsmacked! In my opinion, his very, very best one is the one he did last Christmas, God Rest Ye Merry Gentlemen. I hope you will react to it in December or anytime. I'm not picky. Voiceplay is still alive and kicking, literally. Geoff and Layne (the beatboxer have been singing together since middle school and professionally since 1997. Subscribed in anticipation of more Geoff and Voiceplay!
Geoff Castellucci's covers are all amazing. None of them will disappoint you. However as we are in October with Halloween coming up I will recommend his covers of Monster Mash and the Headless Horseman. They are a lot fun. Regardless just find a song he has done you like and give it a try. I'm sure you will enjoy it. Great reaction.
I think my favorite Geoff video is his cover, with The American Sirens, of Mele Kalikimaka -- ua-cam.com/video/zT894S_zoD0/v-deo.html You could save it for Holidays, but don't necessarily must.
He has a new one, Ghost Riders in the Sky. It's great!
I have never heard anything so beautiful and outstanding. Geoff is amazing solo, but to hear 4 parts from him is mind blowing.I'm sure his Christmas songs would be heavenly. Loved it. Craig I
know you loved it. Great reaction. Cheers from Canada 🇨🇦 🐶🐶 ❤️❤️
The Shenandoah song is from civil war time. The Shenandoah and the Missouri are both rivers in America
A little teary-eyed? Yeah, me too!
He started his solo channel when Covid hit. He works on these in the evenings, after he puts William, his child, to bed. During the day he's busy working on VoicePlay videos. (He does everything for his own channel, and nearly everything for his half of the performances that VP does.) This is my favorite, just gorgeous. And Geoff #2 is my favorite. Not the drama of the low notes, but that silken gorgeousness is just everything. Shenandoah is an old American folk song. I've known it since I was a kid, but don't recall any big popular versions. It was just always there. Geoff's arrangement lifts it from being good enough to last hundreds of years, to heart-stopping. On a lighter note: don't miss his Halloween songs, esp. Headless Horseman and Monster Mash. You get beauty and humor together.
Sissel Kyrkjebo, beautiful soprano from Norway, has the best female version of "Shenandoah," in my opinion. And Geoff has the best male version, in my opinion, though I've heard several covers of it since childhood as well.
@@johnbattles1002 I haven't heard hers, but I love her voice. Thanks for mentioning it, I'll check hers out.
Beautiful song, arrangement, vocals, and reaction ❤ His latest is Ghost Riders in the Sky, and Way Down is one of my favorites too.
All of his covers are mind-blowing. Love every one of them. Kathy picked this song, so Geoff made his wife very happy. You will enjoy the Geoff quartets and sometimes the Geoff quintets in his videos.
Geoff has his own channel with many fine songs covered in his deep bass style. And he always clones himself to achieve the four or five part harmonies he creates. This is possibley the most beautiful of them. Gentle and soothing. It's hard to choose favourites but Country Roads is one of mine. And his Christmas song from last year, God Rest Ye Merry Gentlemen. Although I have to also include two Halloween covers: Monster Mash from last year and Ghost Riders, just released this month.
This is my favorite of Geoff's....can you believe he produces one of these a month, In so many different genres? I could tell it really affected you, gives me chills, too!
Geoff's voice is like a lullaby. It's so soothing to jangled nerves. I like to listen to his version of Far Over The Misty Mountains Cold when I get off work. It really helps me to decompress.
The Shannadoa river runs thu a valley with the same name in Virginia at the base of the Blue Ridge Mountains to the Atlantic. The Missouri River starts in the Rocky Mountains and runs all the way to the Mississippi River thu St Louis. A lot of pioneers left the south after the Civil War and went west to start a new life.
Beat me to it. LOL
I always enjoy Geoff's music. He has many good songs on his channel, and they're almost always done with 4 Geoffs. I would recommend that you do Monster Mash next considering the fact that Halloween is just around the corner.
Something else to consider, if you enjoy listening to audio books he has done a goodly number of short stories, mostly in the horror genre.
This is one of my favorites.
I still love this song and in those low notes - oh my!
My absolute favorite of Geoff's. Yes, this one touches your soul. Shenandoah is an American folk song, over a hundred years old.
The U.K has the beautiful song "Lock Lomond", & "Shenandoah" is that song for us Americans. I remember singing this song in choir class, in highschool, when I was a Sophomore (10th grade) in highschool. My Grandpa (my dad's father) heard it often when he was in the ARMY during WWII. Fun fact, my Grandpa got his Master's Degree at the University of Edinburgh after WWII was over. I even have a pic. of him in full Scottish uniform.
It took me so many times before I could listen to this with my eyes open. I just it was so beautiful so I had to close my eyes and just listen and kind of feel it. Gorgeous!! I think that this one, Ain’t No Sunshine and Sixteen Tons are my favourites, but it’s hard to choose. But if you feel like Halloween, both his and VoicePlay’s treats are great!!
Wow, I love your reaction to Geoff. I think this was the most calming & beautiful songs he did. Also his God Rest. Ye Merry Gentlemen. Thank you so much for an amazing reaction to Geoff. Please give us more Voice Play & Geoff's solo.
That was beautiful, so much so it reduced me to tears. Love, love, loved it. 🙂💕💕
I have seen Jeff do 16 tons and there ain't no sunshine when she's gone.. UNREAL VOICE..
The bass this man hits is magnificent but his range is incredible. Definitely a God given talent.
My home is in the Shenandoah Valley in Virginia and a mile from the Shenandoah River. It’s so beautiful and peaceful. The word “Shenandoah” is said to be a Native American word meaning “Daughter of the Stars” and I’ve never seen such a magnificent night sky filled with so many stars against a black velvet sky. Our woods have beautiful wild creatures who make the forests their home. It takes your breath away.
I absolutely loved this reaction. Geoff is definitely a gifted artist. It was quite apparent that this affected you the same way it did me. I was speechless and spellbound. As for recommendations, you really can't go wrong with any of his songs. Due to the coming Halloween holiday I would put The Headless Horseman, Monster Mash, and Ghost Riders in the Sky at the top of the list. Others you would enjoy are Sixteen Tons, Big John, Ain't No Sunshine, Way Down, Far Over the Misty Mountains Cold, House of the Rising Sun, Take Me Home Country Roads.... I'm sure I have left some out but there's a bit of a list for you. Thank you for this reaction. It really helped make a difficult day much better.
Obviously, a classic example of multiple personality disorder! Lol! Joking, of course! Geoff is absolutely incredible, multi-talented, off-the-charts with his range, humorous, insanely creative and innovative, and seems like just an all-around good guy, as well as a loving husband and dad! Glad I found him and Voiceplay! In my opinion, VP is the best a capella group of our day, with Homefree a VERY close second. What makes VP stand out, to me, is their story-telling theatrical abilities, not only with costumes, makeup, props, and backdrops, but even with their vocals!
The thing that makes VP stand out from the other major acapalle groups, for me, is their versatility and creativity. My own musical tastes are very wide and VP cover so many genres, it's very satisfying.
@@christinestromberg4057 , I agree indeed!
Honestly, no matter which Geoff song you pick, it's gonna be great. Very differnt vibes at times, but always great.
Geoff has a great many "solo" works that he has performed. I highly recommend that you explore them all.
I love this song. There is a place in America called the Shenandoah Valley, it is a beautiful area and when you are there it seems you can feel the ghosts of the soldiers that fought , died, wrote letters home and dreamed of families during the American Civil War.
It's not technically a Country song but more an Americana folk song.
It's origins are probably around the time of the Civil War (1860's), best theory is probably written by American and/or Canadian fur trappers canoeing down the Missouri River.
The "I love your daughter" may be in reference to the daughter of a Native American Chief named Shenandoah who one of them was in love with.
Shenandoah Valley (also a town and river)is an area near the Blue Ridge Mountains in Virginia.
I would to hear more! Amazing!
I live in the South (Georgia specifically), and I love the Blue Ridge & Appalachian mountains! Went to Roanoke, Virginia once when I was in college with a college friend who was from there. Roanoke is right in the heart of Shenandoah Valley, and it was absolutely breathtaking country!
@@johnbattles1002 I'm in Pennsylvania and in various parts of the state we quite a lot of mountainous area, as well as part of the Appalachians.
I've never been in Georgia, would love to some Day. It looks beautiful and like Pennsylvania very historic.
@@firefighterchick , you are correct on both counts -- very historic and very beautiful! So much to see and do! My hometown is Rome, GA, established in the 1830's, and named after Rome, Italy, for its literal seven hills. Rome's Berry College is the largest college/university campus in the entire world, and has several times been voted the most immaculately beautiful campus in the world, topping out even the Ivy League schools plus Oxford & Cambridge! Hope you can visit our wonderful state sometime (but take care driving through Atlanta -- it's crazy traffic! Lol!). And yes, the "Southern hospitality" you hear about is still, for the most part, true.
In 2015, my family and I traveled to upstate New York to participate in my son's wedding near Fort Drum where he was stationed. We went through a part of Pennsylvania near the Amish regions. I loved it and wish I could have spent more time there! Pennsylvania and Upstate NY Adirondack region are both very beautiful! God bless, have a wonderful day, and thank you for your response!
@@johnbattles1002 I actually live in Lancaster County, which known as Amish Country.
My particular area is becoming rather built up but the central and southern end of the Country is still farmlands.
@@firefighterchick , beautiful area! Simple living!
I'm glad you started with this one as your first experience of Geoff's solo work. For me personally, it's in my top 3 of his covers, and criminally under viewed. It really showcases why Geoff considers himself a baritone first and foremost, as you could hear "Geoff #2" had a special emotion and control that isn't heard in his bass and tenor range.
All of his songs are amazing, you can't go wrong with any of them! Personal favorites are Misty Mountains, Sixteen Tons, Ain't No Sunshine, Way Down, Ghost Riders In The Sky... ok, looks like I'm well on my way of writing down his entire song list, so guess I'll stop there, lol
Tim Foust of Home Free also did something similar to this. He as released a "do-wop" album alone. He also has a 5 octave range. Check out his version of "Why don't you stay". Great stuff.
Just awesome!
Geoff did this one for his wife, Kathy. Did High and Dry for himself. This is beautiful. The song goes back to the 1800s when fur traders were plying the rivers. In this case, the fur trader had fallen in love with an Indian chieftan's daughter but he had to keep leaving her to ply the rivers for fur. I first learned it in my 3rd grade music class back in 1959. It was a haunting tale but lovely. I don't know how it could be any better than when Geoff does it.
Another vote for Ghost Riders in the Sky. It’s an old (1940s) country song and appropriate for Halloween time. He also did Monster Mash (50s rock) last year. It’s a must hear as well.
Listen to him do ‘Sixteen Tons’, since Halloween is coming up you might want to watch him do ‘the Monster Mash’
After all the reaction videos I've seen it's nice to see someone who "feels" the music. Far too many people break it down like a math equation and forget to enjoy the music itself.
Great reaction! You really need to check out Geoff doing Misty Mountains and Ain't No Sunshine. Blackbird is one of his early ones and great too.
This is my absolute favourite from Geoff, closely followed by ain't no sunshine.. It would be great for you to react to more of him. He's just done a fun version of ghost riders in the sky... He is a natural baritone with a low bass extension... Voiceplay are as strong as as ever. They've just released 2 new videos... The Hall of the Mountain King and Hide and Seek, ding dong song. ❤️🇬🇧
I absolutely loved your reaction ❤
O.M.G. 😲
There are many more Geoff videos out there with his clones Voiceplay is still going very strong but Geoff manages to do his own stuff as well. Check out more of his and their work you won’t be disappointed ❤️🏴
You should also check out Tim Foust and his doo-op album Pices of me. Enjoyed your reaction. Enjoy Tim Foust as well.
For a different, but incredibly fun vibe I'd check out his cover of Way Down. The music is amazing as always, but the video is what really sells it for me, it just looks like he had a huge amount of fun. Also Monster Mash.
I have always loved this song. But now this is my favorite version.😢
This song has been around since the early 1800’s.
voiceplay and Geoff's channels are both active... this week Geoff released "Ghost riders in the sky" and in a few hours voiceplay's "Hide and Seek (Ding Dong!) feat Lauren Paley (acapella)" releases.
Geoff has been doing his Geoff and his clone's for a while now (more than 2 years). Geoff and his wife do most of the work on his own videos.
That was beautiful for sure...Glen Campbell sung it more traditionally but beautiful too!
you should hear and see his versions of "High and Dry" and "Blackbird"
Cheers, Craig, great reaction as always. I don't think VoicePlay's in any danger of splitting. Geoff's just had his own channel where he features covers and other content, in addition to his role as VoicePlay's bass. I think the man is just that creative and talented. Usually, you'll hear him with VP singing acapella, where he's doing instruments, layering himself, etc., on his own videos. Now that you know where his channel is, you should mine his Videos section for even more of his content for your reactions. You'll never get a copyright strike, as he's very appreciative of reactors, and his stuff is very popular among a loyal Geoff and VP fan base. He's got some Halloween stuff there that would be a lot of fun this month. Enjoy!
Geoff did a marvelous job even if he did leave out a verse.
Old old song from when early trappers where exploring. His range is impressive.
Geoff and Tim both surprised every one by goes from bass to tenor.. You'll see alot more of Geoff and team.
Other Geoff reaction's that are a must is 16 tons, Monster Mash, and his newest Ghost Riders in the Sky.
For Christmas you should do his Mele Kalikimaka, aka the Hawaiian Christmas Song.
Please do a reaction video of Geoff Castalucci version of Till Then. This was the most tender song he has ever done. It is deep, smooth & slow. It just got released today 12/29/22 please.
check out his rendition of Sixteen Tons
Sixteen Tons is still the best one he's done...all are great but that one seems to be a notch above the others. I am a patron...it's amazing to see the videos he puts out for his patrons when making a video...it's mindblowing and makes you appreciate it even more when it is released. He's also one of the most humble and sweet person you'll ever meet. I really hope you check out Sixteen Tons.
For Halloween try "Headless Horseman". Absolute must is his latest, "Ghost Riders in the Sky".
So glad to see you reacting to Geoff. Fun to watch you get gobsmacked! In my opinion, his very, very best one is the one he did last Christmas, God Rest Ye Merry Gentlemen. I hope you will react to it in December or anytime. I'm not picky.
Voiceplay is still alive and kicking, literally. Geoff and Layne (the beatboxer have been singing together since middle school and professionally since 1997.
Subscribed in anticipation of more Geoff and Voiceplay!
Geoff Castellucci's covers are all amazing. None of them will disappoint you. However as we are in October with Halloween coming up I will recommend his covers of Monster Mash and the Headless Horseman. They are a lot fun. Regardless just find a song he has done you like and give it a try. I'm sure you will enjoy it. Great reaction.
🔥🔥😩
His newest Ghost riders in the Sky next please!
You should react to his version of Aint no Sunshine. Also his latest Ghost Riders in the Sky.
I think my favorite Geoff video is his cover, with The American Sirens, of Mele Kalikimaka -- ua-cam.com/video/zT894S_zoD0/v-deo.html
You could save it for Holidays, but don't necessarily must.
crazy notes