Tim Foust ‐ Come Go With Me | Reaction

[@jonroux9291]

Tim Foust is simply phenomenal. 👍👏

[@miamidolphinsfan]

Tim is just an amazing artist, a 5 octave range he can sing,,,,,it's just remarkable. Doo Wop music was the most popular genre of music from about 1957 to 1963 just before the Beatles changed everything. I believe this song was number 1 on the charts in Jan 1957. This project was started by Tim during the pandemic when the band was not able to tour, so he still could be creative and do this solo project.

[@donnastupka7507]

Love all of Tim's music! He' so much fun! Love Homefree too!🔥❤🔥

[@dagmar.6954]

Tim's whole album is great & I know all the songs on it. I love this classic doo-wop music from the 50's-60's. This song "Come Go With Me" is by The Dell-Vikings from 1957. Tim's voice is perfect for this style of music as he can sing in all the different ranges.

[@kmwwrench]

His album is fabulous. This song takes me back to my childhood when doo-wop was really popular.

[@joanwharff6483]

I love the layering of his Awesome voices…..All Tim 🎶🎵‼️… Such a fun album….I love all the songs he’s done on here❤️🎶‼️

[@louisetemples7011]

One of the most enjoyable albums I've ever heard in my life! Tim is so very talented! Love him so much!

[@vickiadkins9844]

Tim is the man!!

[@bethhowton2719]

Love this album it's great from start to finish. I also loved the way in this song he wore a different shirt for each octave. Enjoy

[@richb313]

Tim has been in the music business for decades and understands a lot about recording.

[@minneyruth]

😍🔥🔥🔥🔥

[@sandralorenz1796]

Tim has such incredible range. Check out his version of "Will You Still Love Me Tomorrow/Stay". Tim has blown out speakers at performances. oo-wop (also spelled doowop and doo wop) is a genre of rhythm and blues music that originated in African-American communities during the 1940s,

[@dianel222]

Doo-wop was usually sung by 1940/50s boy bands with a lead singer & backing harmonies. Tim likes this music genre.

[@dianel222]

Tim & Avi (Pentatonix bass) are featured in Home Free’s cover of “Ring of Fire”. You will hear the very different bass voices side by side.

[@patrickhumphreys5851]

Just a F.Y.I. Geoff and Tim are very good friends and have worked together on different projects and Geoff once said that Tim was the master of the growl note and they worked together to master there craft . Great reaction guy's

[@antrazitaj5209]

Yes, Doo-Wop is the music genre and isby its nature a capella genre. And yes, he has a great range. If you want tp hear more of his higher range, check out Will you still love me tomorrow/Stay or the video Since I don't have you

[@katrinaprescott5911]

What I really like about Tim's solo work is that although he can drop the bass down to coal mine level, he doesn't unless the song calls for it. He sings beautifully in his higher ranges and seems content with that if that's what the song needs.

[@dagmar.6954]

Agree. Geoff from VP throws in unnecessary bass drops all the time whether the song calls for it or not.

[@anitawright7169]

Tim is so awesome! You need to check out his song Will You Still Love Me/Stay. It will blow your mind! Love your reactions!

[@kristindunstan172]

I'm pretty sure he recorded each part in a different shirt and then someone edited the parts together. His album is WONDERFUL! If you haven't seen the other 3 KZbin videos for songs on this album, they are: Will You Still Love Me Tomorrow/Stay; In My Room; and Since I Don't Have You.

[@babyfry4775]

Doo Wop does not have to be a cappella. There were lots of doo wop groups in the 50’s and 60’s. Tim is the bass in Home Free and he can sing 5 octaves so his range is amazing. He can sing in the depths and also sing high with the tenors. Such a good song singing all the parts. If you want to hear him doing his bass listen to Misty Mountains with Peter Hollens (from the movie The Hobbit). It’s all a cappella and its amazing and they sing all the parts and have lots of collaborations. Also try Brothers in Arms by Home Free. Lots of bass in that one. Enjoy!

[@ryanellsworth7246]

Do wap are the old school jingles of the 20s-50s pre-rock era. Tim did a whole album of them and is incredible! Check out Will You Still Love me Tomorrow/Stay. It is insane!