I see Randy LOOS.?

I wasnt there for the first half of The Streak(TM), but this has to be VM at the absolute pinnacle of their powers. The sound, the style, and that swagger were out of this world.

The Gipper

I still need a photo of the guy who looks like Yoda!

as most powerful and riveting a performance i have heard in my 70 years .. THANK YOU !!

tight tight tight harmonies!! This is the best iteration of Excalibur that I remember!

Their facial expressions 😂😂😂😂😂

素晴らしい

Man these guys would’ve taken gold if they kept going. Such a great sound

I’m not boarding any train to Dixieland.

Wonderful chorus and an amazing director. Their music moved me to tears. I have had the great pleasure of hearing them live.

Tony just broke the record for gold medal wins. This video is from 2000. Here he is 24 years later still doing it. And brought his son into the fold along side him. Truly an amazing talent.

Awesome!

Garys tenor at the start of Auld @ 3:19 is so entrancing. So understated and elegant

I’m addicted! “…He’s underwearless” is as good as any G&S line.

Good performance, but I wonder if they know that the song (written by Nat King Cole) is about smoking marijuana? (Not that there’s anything wrong with that.)

What’s the name of the first song?

this is an incredible bit

They are beating the war drums yet again, and we should all know by now, the plight of those soldiers who survive. Nothing has changed.

Wonderful.

Brilliant performance of this great song, it's message still sadly relevant today!

5.26 one of the most exciting notes to ever be sung in barbershop

FRED is the goat!

Great

I may be wrong, but isn't Al still alive?

I was there!!! At The Convention!

WOW !

I could listen to narrator for ever

Brilliant

Hahahaha 6min 8 seconds

I love the narrated voice

So yesterday in a twin chorus show in Roswell GA, we stood preety much anywhere and made new friends and I looked the basses to my left then the next riser up and Tim Reynolds stood there. I went back 20+years to when I was a British barbershop geek but my legs held me. I mean Tim Reynolds! I should also point out I was casually listening to this and not really focusing how great Riptide were rings the chords in this track. I feel ashamed....LOL

I recall in 1962 my (recently departed) Dad's barbershop quartet in the Apple Valley development near Audubon PA, the Tune Forgers, would rehearse this song. I wonder if there are any surviving members. I remember the bass, a neighbor, drove a 1961 Isetta - one really peculiar-assed automobile!

Legendary! So fun to be able to call them friends! Ya goofballs!

Easily one of my favorites! Randy was one of the most musical leads to win.

AMAZING

AMAZING

INCRABILE

incredible!

AMAZING!

I remember the time they were the teaching quartet for lakeside harmony camp at Clemson before it left Dixie district they are so awesome

Great to see Ken singing again.

Hilarious!

Wow, so proud to be part of this chorus

🍀 ❤

Wow, many faces I recall from Barbershop quartets one and all. Oh how I miss those days when I could ring the chords with some of you. You probably don't remember a once quartet "The Rose City Slickers" actually made the Friday night cut at a Prelims, and because we didn't expect that placement, we were not prepared for Saturday night. I won't tell you our score as it was horrendous! This I will say...GO PREPARED JUST IN CASE YOU MAKE THE CUT!! We were: Bob Reinecke an amazing tenor, Don Williams a versatile Bass, Ron Johnson a master baritone, and me Lead (they told me I had perfect pitch).

Meh. Not a choir song. So many lost opportunities with these talented people. You could have done better, mr conductor. Good though, conducting a choir isnt an easy job I believe.

If this doesn't make you think of singing snails then I don't know what to say.

VVould Love, an arrangement of: "Happy" (by Pharrell) and thanks for SloopJohnB - somebody heard me :).. "TakingItToTheStreets" [Michael McDonald] vvould be ever so great. Speaking for my Dad - he is Ted Strang. Best 'Lead' ever.

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