Reaction to Peter Hollins - Greensleeves (Feat. Tim Foust)

[@abbyzee2531]

Peter has a 4 octave range add Tim's 5 octave and they can cover just about anything and switch up who sings what. But for me, what makes it so special is the sound of their voices in harmony. Tim and Peter are old friends.

[@rebeccas4899]

This is old, old traditional English folk song (late 1500's). You may have also heard this melody at Christmas in a carol called "What Child is This?" It is a very beautiful song in a minor key which give it the uniqueness. I love this - thanks for the reaction.

[@Mikki44]

Their voices go together perfectly.

[@dawnmanzetti1633]

Their vocal gymnastics is astonishing 🎶❤️👏. Hard to believe that every sound is just the voices of these two men.

[@freadadillon4071]

My absolute favorite Tim and Peter song. This was a one take video. Amazing.

[@carinalundstrom7566]

They have done a couple of other songs, Bridge over troubled water, Sound of silence and Fire and rain. All of them are awesome

[@dustybrooks8216]

Oh man, I forgot about Sound of Silence. SO GOOD.

[@denicesanders4586]

Beautiful. I love Tim singing tenor. He is so talented. I love Peter's voice and his talents too, but Tim is something else entirely.

[@miamidolphinsfan]

What a great collab right ? Tim & Peter are just awesome voices together

[@belinda9696]

All of it is just their voices. Peter layers the vocals and it sounds like a choir behind them, but it's just the two. also, an interesting fact - they shot this in 1 take.

[@sallymaria]

Thank you for reacting to this one - I often think it's my favourite of the songs Tim and Peter do together. (Then I listen to one of the others and fall in love with that, but I come back to this one.) Yes, indeed, kudos to the cameraman - I heard that they were driving somewhere else to shoot the video when they passed this spot on the cliffs and decided that they'd try to do it all in one take there. With the sun going down, they wouldn't have had many chances to get it right.

[@jankreps5115]

This is a beautiful old English folk song from the time of Henry VIII. The melody was later used in “What Child is This”. First song I played on the guitar. Tim & Peter have collaborated on several songs: Amazing Grace; 19 You & Me; Sounds of Silence; Bridge Over Troubled Water; Peter has mastered layering in his songs. Tim Blew me away Again with his incredible range!! Great Reaction!!!

[@donnam5891]

This is divine. I have always loved Greensleeves but this is my favourite version. Love the harmonies & Peter's range and those highs from Tim - wow & then the bass. Love love love

[@sharon24leigh]

Thank you for this reaction, it's unusual, but beautiful... Stay safe, and keep smiling 👍😷👍

[@davidwiger6024]

First time I heard this song was in the early '60s. The Brothers Four were a group of fraternity brothers from the University of Washington that came together in 1957 and are still singing today.

[@marylee7467]

I just heard this today for the first time, Tim doing tenor??? Damn what can't he do? Tim is all over the road in this song, and I'm loving it.

[@ronfuqua2117]

whenever these two get together magic happens!

[@sharontaylor1493]

Another song from them is I see Fire and I see Rain. Very good. Should check it out. Nice reaction. By the way they did this video in one take. Thank you.

[@sheilaschnorr3087]

Peter is absolutely the court balladeer. And Tim? Five octave range. Enough said.

[@dustybrooks8216]

Thanks for the great reaction! You always notice the little details. I like that you get to hear them both sing gently but then with a lot of power in this one, they used dynamic contrast to really great effect. And hearing Tim belt in his low range is a treat, he doesn't get to do that much in Home Free.

[@sherrismith8337]

Such a beautiful song.

[@sandracarey4352]

This was a one take, as the sun set. Gorgeous!

[@sharonmortimer3843]

This video if I'm not mistaken was done in one take. They wanted to do it with the sun was just right.

[@babyfry4775]

Hi What it Do! Sorry for the late reaction but I was on the road. This is a beautiful song. It is very old, 1500’s. Tim and Peter do amazing collaborations don’t they? The more I hear this the more I love it. They have done Misty Mountains, Greensleeves, Sounds of Silence, Fire and Rain (an old James Taylor song) and Bridge over troubled Water. They are all good. I also love Peter with Avi Kaplan in Black is the Color of my True Love’s Hair. Peter is amazing. Keep reacting!

[@jamiemitchell8281]

I love your reactions! It’s easy to see how much you enjoy the music.

[@reynoldsjobes8765]

Peter Hollens and Tim Foust Fire & Rain

[@Childofgod520.]

Check out Tim's new DooWop Album if you want to see Tim's range and harmonizing for himself. You will love this album.

[@barbthomas4492]

You look good without the bandana. Love Tim and Peter singing together! They also sing "Misty Mountains" Excellent!

[@kennethbankers3669]

What it do....awesome reactions my friend.

[@lindaandrews127]

This song is traditionally a solo song. Their arrangement into a duet is brilliant.

[@mrpoing8977]

Don't forget to use separate towels 🤣👍🏽 also green sleeves is the 1st song I learned to play on trumpet 🤣

[@uncle_thulhu]

This is a traditional 14th century song, called a madrigal (I think). It's also the tune ice cream trucks play here in Australia.

[@zbomb33]

Ok, ok, I checked this time. Dirty Loops - Work Sh!t Out. Your Next To You reaction was fire 🔥

[@robinhatcher8021]

King Henry VIII wrote this for Anne Bolynn, his 2nd wife as she wore green sleeves alot at court. King Henry and Anne Bolynns sister, Mary, had a relationship which produced a son. My family line was established then. So Anne Bolynn, Greensleeves, was my great (x centuries), Aunt. So this song is special to me and I LOVE this rendition of it!

[@annebishop9634]

One of my all time favorites although my brain keeps switching over to ‘What Child is This’ in the middle. This was said to have been written by Henry VIII.

[@jeffreymcrae3853]

1st: I must apologise for not watching your videos for a few months now (I'm not doing so well physically,financially etc...) and I have a LOT of videos to catch up on... that might take me a while to do as I won't be able to do it overnight. 2nd: I listen to a wide variety of music but I have not heard everything... thank you for introducing me to this fine piece of work 😍 our 1st reaction... I was just as amazed as you... now a fan of greensleeves... thank you, stay awesome my friend and take care 😌

[@trolley9516]

U need to finish the Cyphers bro! Also i love this!

[@dinomytez_]

What it do is just a chill reactor

[@miamidolphinsfan]

Dave you get a haircut ??WDave this a tune that is known to be at least 450 years oold. It was attributed to King Henry VIII of England (famous for his 6 wives) that he had written it until just this last century, (1900's) when upon closer scrutiny, the tune resemble an Italian style of troubador song not introduced in england until the late 1500's in the reign of Henry's daughter Queen Elizabeth I. It's commonly associsated with Christmas being used for "What Child is this :)

[@whatitdodave]

No. I only have dreads at the top of my head. The sides are cut always.

[@BilesLambee]

Peter Hollens version of House of the Rising Sun is epic.

[@amymccullugh9889]

It was also the theme for the TV show "Lassie"

[@rachelhurst3224]

I forget. Have you watched Peter sing "Toss a Coin to the Witcher"?

[@bridgetdemastes3563]

Your reactions are amazing! Keep it up more spooky halloween stuff would be awesome

[@mindylafler3456]

I am definitely wanting to see your reaction to "Sound Of Silence" with the 2 of them layering it up. Yep, I think it is the best cover of that song. Other groups have sung it, but theirs has a blended feel to it. Like it's not about being excited for their solo part, but about the overall blend.

[@whatitdodave]

Already done!

[@mindylafler3456]

@@whatitdodave Now I gotta go find it!

[@mjackson780]

I think this was done in one take.

[@FyrenMagus]

If you haven't already, I recommend trying out Malukah. She does a lot of licensed and fan video game music. She does her own layering and plays many of her instruments. Frozen Sleep and I Follow the Moon are excellent.

[@chere100]

Taking a break? Hope you're in good health! 💜

[@whatitdodave]

Ive had pink eye in both eyes for the last 10 days. I’m almost recovered and will be back soon!

[@ColinFX]

You should check out Enhance VS Kristof in the Online World Beatbox Championship. You won’t regret it. It’s insane

[@lockon433]

You should check out amazing grace with Peter hollens with home free

[@nolanfella17]

You should listen to Ken Turner's rainbow of love

[@DarwinBell_D1Bell]

You have to react to Sound of Silence. Its unbelievable.

[@whatitdodave]

Already done.

[@DarwinBell_D1Bell]

I found that right after i posted the comment. It was right on point.

[@herzeleidknits]

I've been through your videos and I can't believe that you haven't reacted to Rammstein ( unless I missed it somewhere). You should check out Rammstein - Du Hast live in Paris

[@lyk2203]

When you are feeling better, could you possibly react to the parody song "I'll kill you that way" from the parody group slash street boys? I personally find it very funny, great for halloween, and think it will put you in a strangely cheerful mood

[@whatitdodave]

I had already planned too. Saw it in my feed lol

[@lyk2203]

@@whatitdodave it's funny and made me laugh so much :)

[@amarama7654]

PLEEEAAAASEEE react to Marwan Ayman's Believer. He is a rly young bass and u wont regret it