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[@aprilebert157]

Yes! They choose their leads based on what is best for the song. They actually all sing it and they choose amongst them what they feel is the representation. There are songs that feature each of them individually and then there are many shared leads as well. Tim leads: Hillbilly Bone, Brothers in Arms. Rob leads: End Of the Road, Dreamer from dive bar saints. Chance: Cover me up, I can't outrun you. You can't go wrong with any of their songs. Your face says it all.

[@tassilo5949]

That's right and it's one of the things I love about the Home Free guys that makes them unique in my eyes.

[@arnieadam]

That's one of the nice things about this group...there really isn't a lead singer. They figure out who is best for a particular part/song and that's how they roll. I was never much of a country fan before I heard this group...now I listen to them every day. Another cool thing you'll begin to notice about them as you delve deeper into their catalog is their approach. Their message to the world is one of inclusivity, love of country, getting along, respect for and being kind to one another. They have serious songs and funny songs...but even in the funny songs where they poke fun, they do it at themselves and not someone else, like in their Butts Remix. It would have been so easy to make women the focus of that song, but the only butts that were wagged were theirs. I appreciated that.

[@lindanearing4710]

No surprise that Austin absolutely crushed this. He's got a voice that could bend steel. So powerful. The harmonies supporting are exquisite, along with Tim's bass. Adam totally killed the vocal percussion. These guys are the cream of the crop as far as I'm concerned. These guys have no weak link. Every one of them is ridiculously talented.

[@roberthudson1959]

Austin can hit a D6, which is soprano territory, but Tim, Chance, and Rob can all sing tenor. Tim can go down to A0, which is subwoofer territory, but Chance, Rob, and Austin can all sing bass. That extraordinary flexibility makes them extraordinary.

[@GaiaOne]

Home Free doesn't do covers. They do upgrades.

[@sherryarflin726]

We all say the same thing over and over also because over and over again they bring it to the table......they are the best at what they do. Top tier all the way!!

[@patrickhumphreys5851]

Yes Tim Foust and Peter Holland did Misty mountain together it's a must see.

[@stephanginther9051]

Its one that few reactors do for some reason I don't understand but, please react to Home Free's cover of 'Think A Little Less'. Its one of my favorites.

[@dot.e1340]

All Home Free's songs are great, so it's hard to know what to recommend. An older but really fun one is Country Fried Pop Medley; the harmonies in Helplessly Hoping or Seven Bridges Road are outstanding. They totally goof off in Workin' for a Livin' . Looking forward to your next HF reaction.

[@dagmar.6954]

Austin did a fabulous job of this classic song. Loved Percy Sledge's version, but this was taken to another level. I think it is also better than Michael Bolton's version. And remember this was done during quarantine, so the guys weren't even together. The backing harmonies are great, along with Tim's bass. And Adam's vocal percussion is outstanding. This is why these guys are my favorite a cappella group.

[@minneyruth]

💯🥰

[@jeffreyjacobs390]

Bolton has a gruff tone and may be appealing to gals .... but this kid Austin is on another level of range and natural qualities, control and sustain .... just a freak talent in the Tenor 3 category .... already small in number of possibles.

[@John-yx4dc]

They have many wonderful songs. Helplessly Hoping, End of the Road, and Brothers in Arms are a few of their best.

[@tbruce8187]

Yes, everyone but Adam (the beatboxer) sometimes sing lead. They're all great in their own way.

[@beadwright]

Their newest release was on facebook because of some licensing issue with the Garth Brooks cover of "Aint going down till the sun comes up." Reactors seem to have no problem showing their reaction to this song on you tube. It is wild, everyone gets showcased including the talented vocal percussionist Adam Rupp. It is worth a look.

[@stanrock2225]

They are unreal. Home free has 5 of the most talented men on Earth. Deep Dive and react to them all.

[@MichaelSimmons.]

Another great reaction. With Home Free, there are no bad songs. Check out their cover of the O' Jay's Love Train. Hillbilly Bone, is another fun song. Great job.

[@roybarbara4756]

Check out "do you hear what I hear", spectacular!

[@DougRayPhillips]

Most Home Free stuff is very democratic, with multiple members rotating into lead. The way this one was set up (presumably due to COVID) is a rarity. But Austin is the primary lead vocalist on "Man of Constant Sorrow" and "Mayday." On their 50th Anniversary cover of "American Pie," which is also done in a COVID separate-screen format, everyone except Adam Rupp gets to sing lead on one verse, and original artist Don McLean does the first and last verses. There's also good rotation of the lead on "Sea Shanty Medley." You mentioned Misty Mountains. I see you've already watched the Geoff Castellucci version. Yes, there's also a version with Tim Foust, on Peter Hollens' channel. Peter did a solo multitrack version 9 years ago. Then, 6 years ago, he added tracks of Tim's voice and made a version with lower bass. Both versions are still on his channel and are pure acapella.

[@dagmar.6954]

Peter & Tim's version of Misty Mountains is my favorite. Not a fan of Geoff.

[@cowboy1165]

Well, Tauri. I guess you're going to have to do a non-metal artist Home Free Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, and Friday. lol Welcome to the Home Fry group. Tim and Chance are featured very well in the cover "Brothers In Arms." Thank you for the reaction.

[@ferdnerkel]

If you want to get an earful of the bass Tim, Brothers in Arms is a great one. He also gets a solo round in Man of Constant Sorrow, my favorite.

[@marshac7738]

Home Free has been such a great gift to all of us--especially their extra efforts in providing us with excellent music/videos throughout quarantine and the difficult days of isolation we've all dealt with these past couple of years. Their creativity in producing the "quarantine" videos--and their commitment to continuing to provide new entertainment throughout--has brought along many HF converts. Got to ❤️❤️❤️ Home Free!!

[@johnwillis4706]

Great reaction. Home free does such a brilliant job with this song. I can see Percy Sledge smiling in heaven. They did indeed take this song to a new level.

[@jackmandu]

A great song with Tim (bass) and Chance (baritone) on lead is Brothers in Arms.

[@minneyruth]

Wasn't that freaking amazing 😍 🥰🥰

[@desertdweller4501]

Ok, when you turned and looked at the camera at the 1:56 minute mark, Austin had you all wrapped up.

[@belinda9696]

Yes Tim did Misty Mountains with Peter Hollens and they dressed the part too and it's all-vocal (just the 2 men layering their voices) as well. It's haunting.

[@gk5891]

Peter Hollens is an absolute master when it comes to Layering and a great talent as well. I believe the song is on Peter Hollens channel.

[@barbarakennedy2667]

Austin was with his lady in the studio. She is right by the camera. It is why we get those burning looks while he sings.

[@bernieregnier4500]

Helplessly Hoping cover of Crosby, Stills and Nash has amazing harmonies by Home Free. Nice Reaction here on this cover today.

[@trevorhughes9392]

Great reaction you need to watch Butts medley. 🇨🇦

[@pellelindholm4496]

You can't see this in the video but Austin has his Loved Girlfriend in the studio with him and that's who he is singing this to. If you look twice you can see him peek at her, she is his motivation is this song.

[@nightthornkvala94132]

Amberly is a lovely lady. Check out his solo song Take the Night Off to see the love between the couple.

[@babyfry4775]

This is a good one. Austin and Adam (beatboxer) killed it. Loved the tv’s. This was done during Covid hence the tv’s which I thought was clever. Yes, Tim Foust (bass) does do Misty Mountains with Peter Hollens. It’s so good. Home Free has so many good songs. Die a Happy Man, Brothers in Arms, Helplessly Hoping. Good reaction Tauri. 😀

[@nethanelmasters5170]

Tim Foust and Peter Holland are the duet that do misty mountain. They were hundereds of miles apart when they did their individual parts and then Peter the wizard of layering did his thing ant the magic is released.

[@ronfuqua2117]

Peter Hollins and Tim Foust Misty Mountains Cold, Sounds Of Silence, Bridge Over Troubled Water, Greensleeves.... when they get together magic happens

[@merlhines5459]

welcome to the home free rabbit hole,enjoy

[@46wireboy]

Yep, they do that. In The Blood, Country Roads. Folsom Prison Blues and My Church.

[@dawnmanzetti1633]

Yes, they do switch lead

[@debbiecrawford7925]

Yes they all have their turn and they are all great. Great reaction

[@davidstephens6462]

Gotta do Man of Constant Sorrow and Ring of Fire before the Butts remix. Maybe Elvira w/the Oak Ridge Boys.

[@juliawinegar3480]

YES

[@randyhawley7202]

I think they knock this one out of the park ! And it features Austin Brown, but perhaps the other 'feature' in this rendition is the beatboxer, Adam Rupp - he is SO on-point ! Keep enjoying and allowing us to come along for the ride !

[@stephaniejmicke]

Welcome to the Home Fries! So many great songs from this group, from soulful to silly. The Butts Medley is hilarious, and Helplessly Hoping is hauntingly beautiful. Hillbilly Bone is definitely an earworm for me, and Mayday is in my top 5 for this group. No matter which one you pick, you really can't go wrong with Home Free.

[@billwieland8497]

Please react to their cover of *I Can't Outrun You.* Thank you!

[@marlahudgins7038]

This is now my favorite version of this song. .

[@Kodiak660]

Take the time to check out all their videos that are not performances, they will help you to understand what an awesome group of guys they are off the stage. Great reaction.

[@barrywood7322]

American Pie ft Don McLean is one of the best songs to check them individually they all do a verse apart from Adam Rupp he plays the drums all the way through.

[@perryaskins8250]

Their cover of Brothers in Arms, showcases Tim's base...all the guys have a chance to shine!!

[@ericpotter4657]

This was Austin at his best. Glad you enjoyed this cover. Yes you should listen to MISTY MOUNTAIN it is a duet by Peter Hollens and featuring Tim Foust. Peter’s arrangement of this song is superb. Peter Hollens is another acapella singer to explore. He has done a couple songs with Home Free (HOW GREAT THOU ART & U2’S I STILL HAVN’T FOUND WHAT I’M LOOKING FOR) and many duets with Tim Foust and Adam Chance). In my opinion Home Free is the best acapella vocal group out there. You have a great day

[@raulnishizaka7909]

Sorry to correct you, but How great thou art wasn´t with Peter. Amazing Grace was.

[@ericpotter4657]

@@raulnishizaka7909 you are right I screwed the pooch on that one. Sorry

[@joeminder7083]

Man of Constant Sorrow would be a great one got you to check out next.

[@johnschroeder3591]

Their newest release was put out on Facebook,"Ain't going down...". It is one of my most favorite ones they do. It shows off their talents both singing and beatboxing.

[@sidpalmour111]

Home Free "Brothers in Arms"

[@invinciblefeelings1439]

This song gets me everytime, thank you for your reaction...Loved the reaction...😍

[@vickiadkins9844]

Please keep reacting to Home Free!

[@garymyers6128]

You did see he was singing to you.I could see that he would since you are so sweet! I injoyed your reacting to this group.

[@TheNighthhawk]

Well, just to let you know, Tim has released a Solo album called, Peaces of Me, part one. One of the songs is, Will You Still Love Me Tomorrow. He has three of the songs on You Tube. You will truly hear his range in them. Enjoy.

[@bingobillable]

Great reaction, I can see the possibility oh you becoming a “Home Fry” (fan). I love you exploring their world.

[@benjaminburkett9962]

Mayday is one of their best songs in my opinion. Tim sings the lead

[@bssee8367]

I am a new sub here. Love your reactions. Home Free is a great big rabbit hole to fall down. Pentatonix and Voiceplay are exceptional as well. Tim Foust (the bass guy in Home Free) has released some solo work recently. It really highlights his vocal ability of his 5 octave range. Check out Tim Foust doing a Beach Boys (60's west coast band) cover of 'In My Room'. Have a great time.

[@vickiadkins9844]

Austin , you did good, as usual! Home Free forever! Home Fry forever!!

[@joeurbach9097]

Home Free is amazing - You should really listen to their songs “Man of Constant Sorrow,” “Brothers in Arms,” “Mayday,” “One Man Band” “Butts Remix,” “Hillbilly Bone,” and “Elvira” for some real fun! Thanks for the reaction video, as a Home Fry myself I am always glad to see someone finding them for the first time!

[@singlechristiancowboy]

Not shor if anyone else has said or not, but you mentioned Tim Foust doin Misty Mountains. He collaborated with a legend of Acapella and voice layerin......Peter Hollens. Peter also collaborated with Home Free for a cover of Still Haven't Found What I'm Looking For. Speakin of Lord of The Rings/The Hobbit.....Peter did his own cover of Edd Shearin's I See Fire you MUST react to! Keep this good stuff coming, miss Tauri. You owe it to yerself!✝️🇺🇸🤠

[@nightthornkvala94132]

I agree 1000% Peter's I See Fire is breathtaking and amazing.

[@georgeadkins7587]

There sre 2 songs that shows Tim Fousts vocal range. His low would be Ring of Fire and his upper is Mayday where he sings in the Tenor range. Also in Mayday the other guy shows his Base. This group can sing about anything, and plus they have a sense of humor.

[@danalynch8889]

Austin is singing to his girlfriend who he brought along for inspiration. You can see him point at her sometimes.

[@williamsummerson1204]

I'm glad that you are checking out more of home free's music. This is one of my favorite songs of all time and Austin did it justice and he is my favorite member.in the group. 😎

[@sharonmortimer3843]

Yes, they all have time up front singing. Tim sings with Peter Hollens, and The Hound and the Fox to name a few. Truly enjoyed watching your reaction to this song.

[@mikebeasley9793]

I WITNESSED PERCY SLEDGE SING THIS SONG LIVE AT THE ZODIAC CLUB IN JACKSON, MISSISSIPPI IN 1975. THERE'S NO DOUBT THAT THE GUYS SLAYED THIS SONG. PERIOD!!!!!!!!!

[@teresacartwright5406]

Each of the band members is so versatile! Tim Foust (bass) has a 5 octave range - his video of "Will You Still Love Me Tomorrow/Stay" is mind-blowing. Austin Brown (high tenor) has videos of "Georgia", "Earn It" and "Rest of My Life" - all completely different genres. Austin and Tim have also done duets of "What's It To You" and "My Maria". Adam Chance (bass/baritone) has done videos with Fox & Hound of "Sounds of Silence" and Rob Lundquist (lead tenor) has done a video with Pentatonix of movie themes.

[@michellejackson6679]

this is Adam.. Rob has some amazing times and Tim also... this group I just love.

[@jimkilcrease4320]

Great reaction!! Keep going down this rabbit hole...you will not regret it! This is probably not the place for my recommendation, but I think you would enjoy listening to a little country...watch the live performance of Chris Stapleton doing "COLD" on the 2021 CMA Awards. His voice is unique and his style is more Blues/Soul like then country.

[@richardkawucha1232]

I believe Austin's lady was in the background.

[@raymonddavies3404]

Tim Faust, as bass, has lead in a few songs. His bass and the beat boxer., Adam Rupp, make anything tenor and harmony tennor sound full and complete.

[@michaelspehar695]

Next try End of the Road and Mayday. Also, In the Blood.

[@steveray9655]

Tim has actually done several collaborations with Peter Hollens (Misty Mountain, Greensleeves, Bridge Over Troubled Waters, Sound of Silence, etc.) And Home Free has also collaborated with Peter a couple of times as well.

[@sallymaria]

I always thought that must be one of the hard things about being a reactor, not being able to listen to new music - hopefully we can find you some more Home Free to watch sooner rather than later. As others have said, they tend to switch leads about, so there are plenty of songs led by all of them. If you're looking for some options that give you a chance to see all of them shine, One Man Band is good recent one, or Working for A Living.

[@cherrybaldwin9615]

Love Austin Brown the whole crew amazing

[@DeerlyMusical2]

I guarantee you (and your usual audience) will love their newest, Ain't Goin' Down 'Til the Sun Comes Up. Thank you for a great reaction.

[@nightthornkvala94132]

It's on Facebook, not on KZbin. Something about copyright issues. You could try finding one of the reactions on FB and react to the reaction. I've seen that done once about 5-6 months ago. Watching Patrol Gaming react to Brad Steele react to King Family react to Qofy react to VoicePlay's Hoist the Colours is hilariously funny. Qofy's extreme reaction to Geoff Castallucci hitting that low-low-low note sends the other three guys into hysterics.

[@janethoffman4197]

They just don’t miss! Austin killed it!

[@CardiacCat]

"Man of Constant Sorrow" is another good one.

[@williamcapp448]

They all take turn on lead with One Man Band and Mayday.

[@deanfrater7370]

Home Free May day. Ull love it!

[@randallshuck2976]

Tim has done a cover of Misty Mountains and of Greensleeves with Peter Hollens. Hollens is famous for layering himself sometimes to an almost ridiculous amount although all of his presentations are excellent The entire group did a collaboration with Hollens on "I still haven't found what I'm looking for with 100+ patrons singing the chorus.

[@nightthornkvala94132]

Check out Peter Hollens' I See Fire from the Hobbit Desolation of Smaug for an excellent example of his 'layering." Breath taking.

[@u.s.veteranandpatriot7511]

what makes this song special , his girl is in the studio with him

[@michaelarnold6245]

He kills that in a good way

[@davegreen6586]

Great reaction

[@tomhansen4576]

Tauri, to answer your question on who takes the lead, most of the time they all share the lead in most of the songs they do, but there are certain specific songs where one will take the lead throughout or mostly throughout. Since they have a huge catalogue, I suggest it might be easier and quicker for you to react and learn each singer's voice and talents first, then their whole library of songs is before you. For Tim, the bass, I suggest Champagne Taste on a Beer Budget and Brothers in Arms, for Chance, the baritone, Cover Me Up and Dive Bar Saints (a HF original), and Rob, their bearded tenor, Blue Ain't Your Color, and End of the Road, and one more by Austin, a cover of Patsy Cline's Crazy. Do those in any order, and you will find how great each one of them are. Welcome to the wonderful world of Home Free.

[@nightthornkvala94132]

And don't watch Mayday until you know who's who and sings in which register.

[@jeffreyjacobs390]

You may not know PERCY SLEDGE - the original high Tenor who slayed this Long Ago .... but, AUSTIN BROWN takes this to new heights - literally - and raw energy in soulful head voice and falsetto as well as growl and nuance as needed ..... just a monster performance !

[@AssetInvesting]

Tauri, I love your feelings on display and the chills all over. What a woman you are!

[@maryhumphrey3002]

React to Home Free sing "Brothers in Arms". Prepare to have chills all over.

[@joanwharff6483]

Oh, TIM FOUST (the bass), has his own solo channel, & he’s released a solo album…”PIECES OF ME”….&, has also released 3 videos from it‼️ “COME WITH ME” …. “WILL YOU STILL LOVE ME TOMORROW/STAY” …. “IN MY ROOM”‼️. You will love his range….INCREDIBLE ‼️🥰‼️ There’s a Huge following of HOME FREE…… if you haven’t figured that out…..the HOME FREE RABBIT HOLE is a great trip …. Oh, so much FUN 🥰‼️🥰😵‍💫 We are a dedicated group to say the least….we LOVE these guys…..they are down to earth & love their HOME FRIES (us who love them)🥰‼️🥰 They have 170 + videos here on KZbin…All genres…to please anyone ‼️ They don’t have one lead singer, but it’s the song & who’s voice fits the song will take lead‼️ There are No Divas in this group ‼️🥰‼️

[@michaelarnold6245]

He just kills that song

[@breese42]

Welcome to the Home Free rabbit hole!

[@robertkrouse9478]

Welcome to the Home Free rabbit hole.

[@rcinsley]

There's only one mistake you can make with Home Free -- listening to "Mayday" too soon. You don't get maximum enjoyment from this great performance until you know all the guys and their voices. For most reactors, that's at least 6 reactions to other HF performances. You've had a great introduction to Austin Brown (high tenor.) [When a man Loves a Woman] As others have commented, all members of this group have amazing voices...and there's Adam Rupp--one of the best beat boxers anywhere. Rob Lundquist (tenor) shines in HF's version of the Boyz2Men song "End of the Road." Tim Foust (basso profondo) solos in many HF performances, and he will drop sub-bass notes on you without warning! Adam Chance (who goes by his last name to avoid confusion with Adam Rupp) provides a rich baritone voice and is capable of going well beyond that range. Good examples of Chance's voice are found in "Some Girls Do", "Cover Me Up", "The Gambler", and "American Pie." Adam Rupp is a human drum kit. During HF's live shows, he does a "drum solo." One of those drum solos is here ( kzbin.info/www/bejne/e5LRfIqCisZ3psk ) Again, welcome to the Home Fries!

[@marthagood7617]

Check out their Ring of Fire. You will definetly hear Tim's bass

[@julianaFinn]

Tim is my favourite lol. His bass is SOOOO good. Should check out Butts Remix. It's hilarious.

[@jamesgreen2060]

All I have to say is. “Man of constant sorrow”

[@loriloy7097]

I'm requesting Misty mountains with Tim Foust and Peter Hollins

[@warrenwilliams363]

This was recorded during the worst of Covid-19. That’s why everyone cut their own part separately, then mixed it in production. Turned out awesome, didn’t it?

[@judyshadix9815]

Man of constant sorrow

[@maryhumphrey3002]

Also react to Austin singing "Bring Him Home". Have a tissue handy.

[@PittDaddy]

These guys are just incredible. They are so great to listen to. I know you've reacted to him before, but you should check out Geoff Castellucci's version of the song 16 Tons. You'll get more than goosebumps :) .

[@cowboy1165]

Hello, Home fry. Time to do Home Free's "Brothers in Arms." Hope to see your reaction, Tauri.

[@georgebrunson8585]

Check out mayday, by homefree they throw thier roles way differently then you'd expect