Masterpiece - Tennessee Waltz

Masterpiece singing Aaron Dale's arrangement of "Tennessee Waltz" at the high school afterglow of the FWD convention in Santa Clara in March 2011

[@NikoPorter]

The fact that that low B is as loud as it is with no microphone is just inconceivable

[@jaredmiller2237]

Niko Porter That’s the best way to tell if a bass truly has a low set voice or just a medium voice that can go that low. Because a low set voice can sing those notes from the chest. Much louder than from the throat alone.

[@ethanwolfe4339]

As a bass, I have been humbled. Thank you.

[@thefootedroob]

The one song where the quartet going flat sounds glorious. All hail Littlefield!

[@HiLine]

No one else can sing that last note like Brett Littlefield.

[@NathanSmith-do9wr]

Glenn Miller

[@rocket4320]

@@NathanSmith-do9wr As true as this is were talking barbershop basses not oktavists here. Not many Barbershop basses can hit notes as low as that.

[@kyleconsalus7251]

​​@@rocket4320 not many, but there are some monster basses in the society. Most aren't near Brett's level, but O'Dell and Walz are comparable.

[@Lasse3]

I know they ain't supposed to go flat, but with this tag and that Bass singer, I have no complaints.