Home Free Man Of Constant Sorrow Reaction

G'day guys, today we are reacting to Home Free Man Of Constant Sorrow. WOW! What a great version of this song. the beatboxer in this band is on another level. Let's not even start on the bass singer, fantastic. This was Constant Pleasure!
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[@pattiscott7824]

No instruments except their voices, the baritone Chance was doing the jaw harp at the beginning and end. The beatboxer is Adam Rupp and he’s just incredible.

[@cathybeige3603]

No it's all vocal

[@Soulixian231]

@@cathybeige3603 ... idiot lmao

[@cmitchell7347]

Fun seeing Lyle new to Home Free, with no idea of just how deep the HF rabbit hole would be and what fun opportunities lie ahead. :)

[@dindixie]

This song is American Bluegrass (the genre), and yes, all the parts are done with the human voice. If you want to be blown away by sheer layers of sound, try "Do You Hear What I Hear". Just excellent.

[@lynlijalysbalderdottir4563]

Austin (high tenor) is from Georgia. Tim (bass) is from Texas. Chance (baritone) is from California. Rob (tenor - great beard) and Adam (all his own sounds, drummer) are from Minnesota.

[@RonBovetsky]

Now that is a great reaction! "I have to see more home free! "

[@nateeller2748]

Check them out! They are very very good! They do Country, Pop, R&B, Gospel and Christmas music! They have original songs and all their covers have a little bit of personal flavor added to them, and many are better then the originals. (in my opinion)

[@honeylambb9864]

This song is possibly the very first Kentucky Bluegrass song ever and may go back to the very early 1700's when the very first settlers came to Kentucky. It is so old than no one knows for sure how old it is or who wrote it just that it is possibly the very first country/Kentucky bluegrass song.

[@jimithy47]

Nope, no harmonica. In the live version Austin joins Adam not playing harmonica. The beginning of this was looped but that's it, it's all them. Tim Foust (bass) is from Texas, Austin Brown (tenor) Georgia and Adam Chance (goes by Chance - baritone) Alabama, Rob Lundquist (tenor) is from Minnesota and Adam Rupp (Percussion, beatboxer) is from Minnesota. It is all natural. Tim has a 5 octave range from very low to extremely high and kills it. Adams Rupp is a freak of nature in percussion and beatboxing. There are videos here on KZbin of him doing what he does. I believe you would be amazed. They were on the Sing Off season 4, you could check out each performance with the judge's comments. Don't know if you are familiar with them but Shawn Stockman of 'Boyz to Men' is one of the judges and Jewel if you know who she is (country singer). They are such great entertainers and their humor is infectious. You will catch that in some of their videos. HF was just in Australia at CMC Rock 2019 15-17 March 2019 Ipswich, Queensland.

[@ShawolOT5]

Granypanies I don’t see where the OP said Tim goes higher than Austin or that he’s any better than anyone else in the group. For that matter, I also do not see any mention from the OP that this is in any way the “Tim Foust Band”.

[@markkirk2129]

Chance does the bass to on some of the songs.

[@sportsbanter3885]

@@ShawolOT5 that's what I was thinking, somebody needs to keep their Granypanies out of a wad.....lol

[@ShawolOT5]

SportsBanter 38 lmbooooo!!! Good one!

[@lisamarshall1769]

This is one of my favorites because of the jaw harp and harmonica sounds - just amazing! Tim’s bass is incredible in this one too! You should hear them live, it’s mind-blowing!

[@seancurrell6012]

Ring of fire will blow your mind :) can’t wait for the reaction :) buddy trust me you have only barely scratched the surface. These guy never ever fail to make my jaw drop with at least one aspect of every video they do.

[@belindastoltzfus7029]

They r phenomenal with everything they do

[@conniestone2806]

Try to see them live! It will blow your mind when you are there live and experiencing all they can do. And you always laugh your head off, they're fun, funny and it's like being at a concert and a standup comedy show all wrapped up in a great package! You go away shaking your head and smiling for many hours after! Going in April to our 6th live show here in Portland. Love that you love them like we all do! Great reaction.

[@adrijankiraljthrash6688]

How amazing that one sound like harmonica 👌☺️

[@denisegonzales7185]

This is pure Bayou Blue Grass (of the U.S. Depression - 1930s). They guy with the bass voice . . . man, how low can this boy go?? I guess when they say ACAPELLA, the mean it . . . no musical instruments at all!! But each of their voices --IS-- a musical instrument . . . and together . . . MIND-BLOWING!!

[@mikes1188]

Your mind has not been blown away yet. These guys are fantastic !! They are way beyond talented! Thanks for reacting to Home Free. Tim , Austin and Chance are from the south. Rob and Adam are from Minnesota.

[@Onetigerl]

Never watched a reaction to these guys before your reaction. Wow!

[@nateeller2748]

Check them out! They are very very good! They do Country, Pop, R&B, Gospel and Christmas music! They have original songs and all their covers have a little bit of personal flavor added to them, and many are better then the originals. (in my opinion)

[@droid8472]

There are some really good reactors that I watch

[@gregmardon6973]

All I can say is "Awesome" !!!! I'll have to check the first one that you reacted to. It's very beautiful to hear these guys do what they do acapella style.

[@nateeller2748]

Check them out! They are very very good! They do Country, Pop, R&B, Gospel and Christmas music! They have original songs and all their covers have a little bit of personal flavor added to them, and many are better then the originals. (in my opinion)

[@mstewart109]

Wow!!!! Amazing...never heard of this group..will be following..

[@nateeller2748]

Check them out! They are very very good! They do Country, Pop, R&B, Gospel and Christmas music! They have original songs and all their covers have a little bit of personal flavor added to them, and many are better then the originals. (in my opinion)

[@mariewebb2957]

Tim foust is from Texas, adam chance is from Alabama, Austin brown is from Georgia ad rob lunquist and Adam rupp are from Minnesota

[@virginia7191]

This was the first Home Free video I watched and was instantly hooked! You will be too. They are addictive! Now I watch everything I can find and have one of their CD's as well. Definitely watch the Sing Off series they won. Their best version of Ring of Fire there.

[@phyllisb4634]

You have great reactions and I appreciate your openness to new music since I found you through a Chris Stapleton reaction. Home Free is pure talent and a fresh sound for acapella. Enjoy the journey.

[@chriswinslow1651]

One of first to sing it was Ralph Stanley then it was done by Soggy Mountain Boys. This is by far my favorite.

[@jmurf67]

Welcome to the world of Home Free! They are based near me, so I have seen them in concert multiple times. Always a great show. I highly recommend their cover of Ring of Fire by Johnny Cash. It is featuring Avi Kaplan from Pentatonix. Lots of ear candy, and earth shaking base.

[@marcos7801]

Sawyer Fredericks sang a great rendition of this song on the Voice 2015 (U.S.) for his blind audition.He ended up winning that year.

[@Silverbell_TTV]

You got me so good with that, "The only thing I found wrong..." I actually gasped, thinking "What!? He didn't like it!? Oh no!" ^_^

[@sandym6760]

Just found you tonight, subscribed and now I'm binging on your Home Free Reactions, lol ... Have already shared you with my sister, who is also a Home Fry ;)

[@karenlee188]

They are from Minneapolis MN. You may like Sawyer Fredericks blind audition for The Voice US of this song.

[@hammertime615]

Haha love your reaction...Home Free is the very best...check out Maydyay ; Thinking Out Loud ; In the Blood...and The Butts REmix (funny as hell) as well

[@patmcintosh6784]

Welcome to those of us known as "Home Fries" (fans of Home Free). They constantly blow my mind. I just purchased their "Dive Bar Saints" cd and it does not disappoint.

[@alsleepr]

Rob w/beard and Adam/beatboxer are both from Minnesota. Tim Foust -bass is from Tex-ass😊, and lead singer Austin brown is from Tifton, Georgia.

[@GrandmasGoneGamingLW]

The "jaw harp" in the beginning, is Adam Chance (usually just known as Chance, since Adam Rupp is the beatboxer, so it avoids confusion). Adam (Rupp) does the harmonica SOUND. When they present this live, Austin (the main soloist with the red hair and the beige/brown hat & brown vest) walks over, picks up a mic, clearly showing that he is not holding a harmonica, either, and joins in a harmonized mouth organ duet with Adam...so utterly fantastic!!! The jaw harp sound, by the way, is looped, because Chance has a hard time keeping it up for very long. "Man of Constant Sorrow" (with 'harmonica' duet by Adam and Austin) kzbin.info/www/bejne/i5rOfKptbLOZbtk If you're interested in seeing their vocal ranges graphically presented, I created and have uploaded a .png "chart" showing where they all fit. I included Chris Rupp since he was the founder of the group back in 2000, when he and his brother Adam Rupp were still in college. In 2016, Chris moved on to solo work and to an instrumental band that he named 7th Ave Band. The chart can be seen on my website, at the following link. I introduced the chart itself, with several brief paragraphs, and instructions for seeing the (downloadable) picture larger. lindawing.net/2019/03/20/home-free-vocal-ranges-chart/ There is a video that showcases the six of them together: "What Child is This?" (Christmas carol, sung by Chris Rupp & Home Free...the only time with both Chris & Chance--TIM GOES LOW & HIGH) kzbin.info/www/bejne/rmrZfGlneteInJI I gave you a couple of other links to check out, in another reaction. Thought I'd add a couple more, that I think you'll like, as well. "We Just Disagree" (by Dave Mason--Cover by Home Free) kzbin.info/www/bejne/bai6mq2OnqeDpaM "Misty Mountains" (from The Lord of the Rings--Cover by Tim Foust & Peter Hollens--I wouldn't want to come upon the Tim at the end of this one, in a back alley or a dark forest, to be sure!) kzbin.info/www/bejne/r5OVeYVqbNOje7c

[@ShawolOT5]

Feel free to check out my post from their live Dive Bar Saints World Tour singing this song. To see it in person is simply amazing.

[@sylviabell499]

This was great and I loved the movie

[@marlahudgins7038]

I love watching them do this song. I hope they do it live when I see the livem in July... I am looking forward to seeing your reactiomn to RING OF FIRE.. Another you might like is WOMEN, AMEN/FEMALE.. Keep enjoying!!

[@belinda9696]

The beatboxer does most sounds,(he sounds like a drumkit, and the harmonica is all him, I've seen them do this live on stage.) but the others always pitch in their sounds too, Bass guy makes bass guitar sounds in some cases, and the Didgeridoo or mouth harp type sound at the beginning and end of this video is Chance their baritone bass in the back beside the beatboxer. 3 of the 5 are from the south. Texas (bass Tim) Alabama(Chance) and Georgia (High tenor lead Austin). The other 2 are from Minnesota, (Adam beatboxer, and Rob- Bearded Tenor) where the group originated.

[@kareng1894]

They mashed up Woman Amen/Female and it turned out really cool, I love their rendition of Castle on the Hill, and many others. But for pure sounds it's this one, 9 to 5 live and Do You Hear What I Hear. Thanks! I enjoyed this reaction. ^_^

[@Cindyannef]

Too bad you weren't able to see them live this past weekend when they were there. They performed three shows in Queensland. I have followed these guys for years and they still amaze me, with what they are able to do with just there voices. Their beatboxer is a freak of nature. I'm not sure there's a sound he can't emulate. All of the guys are very talented, and the more you watch, you'll see what I mean. Thanks for another fantastic reaction. BTW- I just subscribed.

[@Pilot545]

I truly truly enjoy your videos! Being from Kentucky, this is my home music...but even better! Thanks for turning me onto a new group’

[@nateeller2748]

Check them out! They are very very good! They do Country, Pop, R&B, Gospel and Christmas music! They have original songs and all their covers have a little bit of personal flavor added to them, and many are better then the originals. (in my opinion)

[@TheBlaster54]

The harmonica sound comes from Adam’s voice. Chance also contributes with voice harp.

[@jpandmelody]

Enjoyed your reaction. These guys are stellar in their collaboration and video composition. Keep it up!

[@ericaveillette6388]

👍👍👍so glad they are keeping this type of music going. Fantastic!

[@deidreatruitt8970]

3 of the 5 are from the southern US. Video shot in South Alabama

[@donnamcnutt8740]

Love it Thanks they are so amazing Chance’s jaw harp; Adam Rupp’s harmonica; Tim’s Bass, Austin’s lead and Fobs support OMH!!! 😍😍😍❤️✌🏻

[@jillybean6]

Tim, Chance and Austin are from the south. The other 2 live up north in Minnesota

[@dhellorah]

There must have been doubters who said that country music acapella would never work. They should all have to listen to this song. Love your reactions by the way.

[@jerricocke987]

I would strongly recommend that if you are going to listen to Ring of fire by home Free that you find the performance from The Sing-Off 2013 it is clean and it is incredible the amount of range it shows on every one of the guys.

[@nancypatterson2215]

I've seen that you display The St Andrew's/The Flag of Scotland in your background. In America, we have a great many Scots or Scots Irish Americans. They were mostly isolated in The Appalachian Mountains, while many migrated south & west, & of course all over The USA. In Appalachia where I'm from, most emigrants were from The Ulster Plantation, Scotland, many highland Scots, after the Highland Clearances, & many prisoners from The Last Jacobite uprising in 1746. 98% were extremely poor indentured servants, serving terms of 7 to 14 years. Since they were a late culture emigrating to America, most all the good farm lands were already taken, so they never received their reward for the indentured terms of owning land once they fulfilled their contract. Most squatted on the border land of The Appalachian Mountains, & so disobeyed King George 2nd's order. That land belonged to The French & Native Americans. They lived in heavily guarded & fortified fortresses, all through Appalachia then, to protect themselves against Native American attacks. They lived in tightly knit clans & kept their culture isolated. They took in run away slaves & there was much intermarriage between ethnicities. If a person could survive the harsh dangerous frontier, then they were accepted in their clan family systems. In the beginning of The Revolutionary War, most were neutral. It wasn't untill 1780, when Gen Cornwallis gave Lt Col Tarleton(a violent & vicious tyrant)command in Western North Carolina, Tarleton & his legion mercilessly attacked a retreating regiment of Patriot Militia in "The Slaughter of Waxhaw". Tarleton's men gave the surrendering Patriots no quarter, & killed every single wounded man or POW. Him & his men also raped & killed women & children, even those who were loyalist/torries. After word of this atrocious misconduct spread throughout the back country, all able bodied men joined The Patriot Militia, & vowed to never allow any of their neighbors to be viciously slaughtered again. War is horrible, but at that time, Officer's were gentleman, & all their war tactics & methods, were extremely important, to always fight with honor & gentlemen. These brave Militia Patriots ambushed Cornwallis's supplies, hid in trees as snipers, fought using native American tactics that they had learned, & eventually chased Cornwallis & his Army to VA to The Surrender of Yorktown. These areas were isolated for a hundred years or more, so that geographical isolation helped to persevere their culture & it took root. The woman passed down ancient ballad singing, basket weaving, spinning wool, cotton, or flax. Some of these ancient ballads were over 400 years old. They were passed down orally, & were memorized from when their grandparents lived in Scotland & the border lands of England & Scotland. Although most shipped out from ports in Northern Ireland(Ulster), they did not mingle too much with the native Irsh. At that point in history, religion was the most important thing in their lives & settlers in Ulster were mostly Presbyterians & a few Anglican, so they rarely mingled with The Catholic Irish. Looking back now, it makes absolutely no sense to dislike a person because of minor religious rituals, or any differences all humans share. If only we could just love all our similarities as humans & love & respect all the differences & uniqueness of every person, as long as they are peaceful and moral. I have faith that we will get there. Every man on the frontier had a rifle, a fiddle & knew the art of whiskey, wine, beer, & moonshine making. Reels & jigs also gave way to square dancing & other entertainment. Black settlers introduced the bango, & the Germans introduced harpsichord & other instruments. Please excuse me for rambling, but all by Scottish friends love the song "Copperhead Road". Any song that starts off with bagpipes is a hit. I would love it if you could find the time to do a reaction video, please? The songwriter/singer is Steve Earle. Thank you. I love your channel, & I love how you express emotion & compassion for the songs & lyrics that truly inspire you. Wishing you & your family safety, love, peace, & kindness from The USA.

[@dou1der]

For all who doubt that all sounds come from the human voice check out kzbin.info/www/bejne/gaO2ZZZ4adp6hqs the LIVE version. Sounds just like this which is one thing I love about this group.

[@lmcbride3355]

Home free has a original that was released called catch me if you can. It's absolutely excellent. And a must to listen to. A excellant cover u haven't done is... in the blood. Be watching for you.. thanks

[@earlbaker3976]

Old American folk song. On Bob Dylan's first album. Done by Ralph Stanley, among others.

[@heidicook2739]

You can find a live version of this from one of their concerts. Amazing.

[@terrichristenson432]

You have just started !!! Many more Great songs to react to. I really enjoyed your reaction, My Church would be a good choice.

[@darkpoetwintersongvorstag2407]

This is SO GOOD!...... Better than The Original......(sorry, it is TRUE!)

[@karencradic3727]

Just their voices, Tim is from Texas

[@zebulon8819]

Dr Ralph Stanley the man knew a sad song Rip ♥️

[@rogerwest603]

The Jaw Harp in the beginning and end was by Chance! The Mouth Organ or Harmonica was by Adam Rupp!

[@PerviousSauc3r]

It’s natural voice, it’s actually fairly easy to do the noise Adam makes. They are from all over but founded in Minnesota

[@mellopez4820]

They are extremely talented! Might I suggest that you react to In the Blood or What We Ain't Got from them, they're more poignant.

[@nateeller2748]

Two of my favorites!

[@susanhorn4325]

Mine too

[@johnwilliams5301]

you should check out their drum solo if you want to hear some awesome beat boxing

[@quiltie1774]

Awesome as always!! Love Home Free. Pentatonix Hallulah is the best

[@barbanderson905]

If you haven't yet, you should watch the live version of this. It's amazing.

[@darrellbeam8053]

Thank ye. New group to check out!

[@funandgames7847]

Thanks I just found another I appreciate it the other day with Justin Johnson that blew me away and this did also amazing artists. Keep up the great work.

[@Blue-rl5dp]

Truth to tell, I've never heard Adam Rupp talk. I think he can only make all those sounds and that's how he communicates. The guys all know that cricket sounds means he wants food and symbols means it's time for bed.

[@JonDough_]

Home Free is from Minnesota, incredible group of guys! Good video dude! Also idk if you're into rap music but, you should check out the song How Could Leave Us by a guy called NF. It's a very emotional song, I think you'd like it!

[@PatrolNation]

I'm a rap head from long ago mate. I'll check him out.

[@HBKCommish]

Austin and Tim the two with the longer hair are both from the South. Austin is from Georgia and Tim is from Texas. I'm not sure where Chance is from? But before Chance turned up, 3 out of the 5 were from Minnesota, so they always just said Minnesota.

[@melissaotto7873]

Chance is also from the south. He’s from Alabama/Florida. Rob and Adam Rupp are the only ones left from the original Minnesota start point 🙂. Also, I second NF. He is unbelievable. “How Could You Leave Us” is intense. Just wanted to warn you. Amazing though. Like Home Free, everything he does is great.

[@saltyww1generalsmedleybutl55]

They still dont know the original writer of this song..Great song...

[@andrewandy7659]

I didn't know this song.I like it thank you, The sound at the beginning seems a typical sicilian instrument, it's called scacciapensieri

[@lauramata4244]

Totally done by voice.. they use no instruments

[@stanrock2225]

Amazing! Killed it. Thanks for the HF

[@randomvintagefilm273]

It's called the air harmonica 😀

[@InstrucTube]

A song that you will love by them (besides just ALL OF THEM) is "Helplessly Hoping". Honestly all their stuff is boss, but there are certainly ones that are above and beyond.

[@christajustice3920]

They have CDs and their own website I love them

[@nightthornkvala94132]

ha ha So many people have said this song is too short.

[@jeanaporrin5662]

Alabama sampler and seven bridges road are 2 of my favorites from home free! Also check out Tim Foust singing falling in love, it’s just audio but you won’t regret it!!

[@pamela1144]

Good morning Pat, they are dang good!!! Love them!! Go for Ring of Fire❤

[@PatrolNation]

They are great. Was looking for tour dates for Australia. They played 30 mins from my house...last week. Only Aussie tour date, typical!

[@pamela1144]

@@PatrolNation So sorry you missed them. I hope to see them. Chris Stapleton was here at the Houston Rodeo last week, but couldn't go.$$$😔 Maybe next time. Have a great day and blessings😊

[@caitlinseaton7546]

I suggest watching the live performance of “Ring of Fire “ from “The Sing Off” season 4 instead of the one with Avi Kaplan because it’s much more dramatic and surprising. They are both awesome, but I prefer the live one

[@Cindyannef]

@@PatrolNationI don't think you have to worry, word has it that the guys all fell in love with Austrailia and can't wait to return. Keep watching their tour dates, hopefully they'll be back your way again, soon.

[@susanhorn4325]

Patrol Gaming From what I heard their 3 shows at the festival (at 10:00 am no less) were very well attended with the crowds getting bigger each day. The person who brought them to the festival was even somewhat surprised by the attendance. Now that they have their foot in the door in Australia I’m sure they will be booked at more venues for future concert dates. There’s quite a Home Free fan base in Australia and they have their own Facebook group. I see you’re becoming a fan so you’re in good company. As someone else said, enjoy the journey.

[@rondileem3111]

Yes! More Home Free!

[@george217]

If you're interested in hearing just how talented Adam Rupp (the beatboxer) is view " Home Free drum solo. You will not believe his talent...

[@melisr5024]

Tim the bass is from Texas.

[@rh5776]

All voices. These are homeboys from the south.

[@jasonhelmich484]

Tim (bass) is from east Texas, Austin (lead singer) is from South Georgia, Rob (other singer) is from Alabama, and rupp (beatboxer) is from Minnesota

[@lauramata4244]

Their concert version of "9 to 5" (original by Dolly Parton) they all beatbox in one section Also, to hear the beatboxer's range of sound, check out Adam Rupp's beatbox solo. one of his newer versions.

[@w.p8960]

This song is before country.

[@juliea.caswellakajules3090]

Excellent channel!!! Check out Home Free's Everybody's Walkin' this Land"

[@george217]

It's actually what is called " Blue Grass", not country and western.

[@rachelhurst3224]

Do yourself a favor and cover their Ring of Fire from the Sing Off before you do their collaboration with Avi Kaplan. Even better, do them back to back. (I'd recommend for the purpose of your video to skip the intro on the Sing off, and cue to the performance.)

[@kimberlydunlap5577]

here is the statement I saw: "Chris Rupp, one of country a cappella group Home Free's founding members, has announced his departure from the band. ... In the video, Rupp -- who co-founded Home Free with his brother Adam and three other members who are no longer with the group -- calls leaving Home Free "a very difficult decision to come to". per wikipedia/google boohoo!! I love this group don't go!!!

[@janethoffman4197]

If you see it’s by Home Free then watch it! You won’t be sorry. They are amazing!

[@mstewart109]

Billy Strings " train train" this guy is bluegrass awsome

[@fasiapulekaufusi6632]

That looks like the Bayou, Louisiana area.

[@ronsmith5572]

Alison Krauss and the union station band also does a good version

[@darkpoetwintersongvorstag2407]

oh yeah,..."New Sub here"

[@ronsmith5572]

The Soggy Bottom Boys did this song you should check them out on their version of the song .

[@felixoyola-rosa923]

This is their actual voices, and they are are all from the south, all except for Rob and Adam.

[@pattymesagal2654]

stop drop and rol;ll, what we aint got, live version of les miserables Bring him home (they only did this song for one year at their concerts) there is a liver version of How great thou art at a fairground when a lightening storm was threatening, it looks good, thank god i'm a country boy, and the list goes on and on thanks for the reaction. smiles and love to you

[@WolfsbaneHollow]

Yes, just their voices. Drums and harmonica sounds done by beat boxer Adam Rupp, jews harp sound done by Adam Chance, their baritone. And as for the bass.. that isn't even as low as Tim can go

[@MeNatalieMarie]

Hope you could get around to reacting to Home Free cover of John Mayer's "In the Blood" You'll like it.

[@dou1der]

If you have any doubts whether they only use their voices - even for the Jews Harp at the beginning, check out the live video @ kzbin.info?search_query=man+of+constant+sorrow+home+free+live.

[@kimberleyandresd8572]

also you don't always want to cut their videos off just after they finish singing because in a lot of their earlier videos they tell you about who arranged the songs and on their originals which member wrote the song

[@mstewart109]

I want crazy by home free.is awesome....2014. ooks like they were on American idol??

[@Husitka]

No, they weren't on American Idol. They were on the Sing-Off (Season 4), which they won.

[@BarbButler]

💕 💞 💓 💗 💖

[@ellenhunt8767]

From what I understand, the jew harp sound is really tough on the throat and not something you want a person doing more than a really small amount of time, so yea, they use a looper, but it's still their voices pre recorded, I'm pretty sure. (kinda like how when you do a song and you record yourself doing the backup vocal. Adam's brother Chris, who is also a founder but left on good terms to pursue other projects, and Peter Hollens, who has done a few songs with them now, do that very well. ) After you do the ring of fire, you should watch their cover of Cam's mayday. If you want to laugh, watch any of Tim's story times ( my fave is the Watch Me Whip/Nae Nae. I have watched it several times and still laugh every time.) or watch him on the live version of "Your Man" ( let's just say the sound booth was not ready lol) Also, Adam Rupp does a "drum" solo at every show, which is awesome. Thanks, I enjoyed the react :)

[@mstewart109]

Joe Bonamassa " mountaintime/django

[@Stevesrssrssrs]

Most are from the South, but Rob, with the big beard, is actually from Minnesota.