Voice Coach Reacts | HOME FREE | Folsom Prison Blues | A Capella Johnny Cash Cover

[@matthewireland1125]

Austin Brown, long hair with the beard, High Tenor. Rob Lundquist, The amazing beard, Lead Tenor. Adam Chance, called Chance because there was already an Adam when he joined the band, Bass/Baritone, first soloist in this, 4 octave range. Tim Foust, white streak in hair, Basso Profundo to Tenor, 5 octave range. Adam Rupp, the freak of nature, beatboxer, pleasant Tenor when he does sing mostly harmonies. That is just the basics so you can start identifying them.

[@michaelmclane8501]

Matthew Ireland I don’t know enough to know if it is true, but saw somewhere that Tim had a 10 octive range. Could be exaggeration.

[@Daemocles]

@@michaelmclane8501 I believe it is 5 something like A0 to A5... I'm not as certain about the high end of that.

[@domino4258]

@@michaelmclane8501: 10 octaves are not possible. Dimash has a range of 6 octaves and 5 semitones and that is incredible.

[@matthewireland1125]

@@michaelmclane8501 10 octaves would be larger than a grand piano. I have heard various recordings which total 5 + a little bit. Still downright phenomenal. Most average singers can manage about 2. Professionals use 3 proficiently depending on the genre with some extensions. One of the problems is that the voice is not as stable at the extremes for most humans. Tim is in some ways other worldly.

[@matthewireland1125]

@CB isme His range is remarkable. The Profundo only applies to the bottom end. There is a video out there showing side by side examples including some classical music Bassos. Tim is right there with the best of them.

[@marpheus1]

"sounded like a harmonica". Oh, just you wait till you see Man of Constant Sorrow!

[@dawncolon8551]

Came to the comments to find this lol, I smiled when she said that.

[@chrisclarke754]

I paused he video to see if anyone had made his comment yet haha

[@anightgirl]

I love Tim's low note because of the killer smile he puts on right at the end. He knows that note is hitting that really primal part of our brains and the effect it is having. You can see in the smile how much fun he's having.

[@HannahSBax]

That note is not hitting my brain. It's hitting other bodyparts though🥵😉

[@DennisKovacich]

When Tim hit that low note, I loved the way he held it while a smile spread across his face as if to say, “Yeah, I just did that.” He knows perfectly well that his low notes are a big reason some people like Home Free.

[@domino4258]

The typical smile of a man who knows exactly what he can do.

[@markmyers6472]

I like the little smirky smile Tim has when he hits that final note.... classic.... 'Yea, I did that....'

[@JoeJBuddha]

I like Tim's sly little smile when he nails that awesome low note.

[@lioninwinter9316]

Part of their appeal is the sense of fun they bring to everything.

[@justinholcomb5256]

Tim looks like he actually shot a man in Reno

[@Maerahn]

Lol, he does! Adam looks like that crazy inmate who only gets plastic cutlery at mealtimes, while Rob looks like he could only be in there for failing to return a library book on time.

[@Tribblepuppy]

@@Maerahn Not to mention that Chance is only 5' tall... 😂

[@angelamason9840]

Yep, my video theory, is Tim definitely is the murder, Chance, Rob and Austin who are to relaxed are giving witness statements and were free the next day 😂. Adam Rupp was scared to death of Tim. In order to save himself, so psycho 😱Tim would not be his cell mate, he went crazy to stay alive! 👍

[@themajor743]

Tim looks like the guy the other inmates avoid like the plague out in the exercise yard. Best psycho-killer impression ever.

[@jacylinear4048]

😂😂😂

[@customcreations-rickkramer5357]

I like the fact that she doesnt over react to everything. Some of these folks who do the reaction videos go overboard with every other note and it take 30 min to get thru a song, then another 1.5 hrs to hear how much their dogs love the music. This is so well balanced and you still get those great reactions and knowledge all rolled into one. If I were to take lessons, I think I woukd have to choose her. (But too old to start now). Great Job Ma'am and for the rest of y'all, great comments as well!! Rick - Athens Tx

[@jcbrailsford]

Austin is singing the high tenor, but Adam is creating the harmonica sound with his voice. He does a full harmonica solo in their rendition of Man of Constant Sorrow. You really need to check that one out, if you haven’t already.

[@michaelmclane8501]

The harmonica is done by at least 3 of the group. 1) The tenor, Austin does his wale, 2) Adam Rupp, the beat boxer does a “wavy” harmonica, and 3) Tim, the base, blows a trumpet harmonica with his lips, after his deep dive. So, Yes, they all share and learn from their beat boxer, and add texture to the song at different times. So you can learn, too

[@JustGettinBy1321]

Aside from their incredible vocal talent (that's a given), there are three main reasons Home Free turned me into a groupie. One is that because they sing a capella & are not overly produced, they sound great live. It's obviously not QUITE as good as their albums & videos due to acoustics, the fact that they can layer their voices on tracks to sing multiple parts at the same time in the studio, etc. But they sound pretty darn close in concert! Second is that they are a true touring group (except when a pandemic ruins everything). They're typically on the road about 2/3 of the year. And third is that they are genuinely great guys. I've met them all several times, & they're so down-to-earth. Super nice, & they love their fans ALMOST as much as we love them! A few fun facts... Tim (bass) hails from my home state of Texas & has a 5 octave range! His upper register is actually really nice, & he works hard to keep it. Austin (high tenor) is a Georgia boy who previously worked as a cruise ship performer & also worked at Walt Disney World singing with Epcot's a capella group, Voices of Liberty. He is a born entertainer & absolutely lights up on stage!! Adam (beatboxer) also plays the trumpet. And as for his insane vocal percussion skills... He's self-taught & didn't start doing it until college! Rob (tenor) & Chance (baritone & sometimes bass) also played instruments (saxophone, I think) in high school. Home Free's producer is Darren Rust, who sings with a capella group The Blenders. :)

[@kargyraa1]

There are few men that can sing so sub harmonics ! I am a man and i'm impressed by Tim on each every song . They are simply incredible . Adam is an alien , his harmonica sound is astounding .

[@Jeff-oc2rc]

If your looking for Tim's range, try Do You Hear What I Hear. He starts in an upper registry, then half way through he drops the floor into the basement. You'll be pleasantly surprised. Give it a listen.

[@merlinbancroft126]

I believe, the most beautiful arrangement of this Christmas Hymn that I have heard, done by Adam Rupp the beatboxer.

[@elfqueenmab5758]

Finally! Someone else shouting out "Do You Hear What I Hear"! Such a great version of the song.

[@VENOMS_WRAITH]

Great song and arrangement by them but as far as showing Tim's range I think the live version of YOUR MAN tops it.

[@domino4258]

Christi, it's great that you notice Adam Rupp, most people don't pay attention to the beatboxer.

[@HenryCabotHenhouse3]

Adam Rupp is doing the harmonica while Austin Brown is doing a sad wail of the train whistle combined with a bluesy harmonica. In fact, the whole background is designed to sound like a train mournfully chugging down the track. Even near the end of the video Rupp is moving across the screen like a train. Pure genius to bring the train motif so far into their rendition.

[@TheCgOrion]

I saw them twice in concert, and it is incredible to witness. The harmonica is Adam, the beat boxer. Definitely check out Man of Constant Sorrow.

[@matthewireland1125]

They have produced a bunch of quarantine videos starting with "Quarantine" to the tune of "Honesty" by Billy Joel.

[@billsanderson1442]

The quarantine video that's growing on me is "Sunday Best". It feels very different from their usual country offerings. I'd love to hear Christi deconstruct it.

[@VJ_9014]

These 'quarantine editions', as they like to call them, are out of this world. They aren't even in the same states right now, and yet they're able to pull these videos together seamlessly. It's just amazing! They are recording their own parts in their own homes, by themselves separately, and then submitting them to their video producer (Jimmy Bates) and music producer (Darren Rust) to tie it all together (also residing in different states)! Can you imagine how difficult that would be? Awesome! Their behind the scenes are hilarious because they show some of the struggles of trying to record themselves! - I just love the "jazzy-bluesy, train-rolling-along-the-tracks" themed harmony & beat throughout this song. Then Adam's "far-off" harmonica whistle just caps it off!! Love this arrangement by their music producer, Darren Rust! (Btw: they basically 'all' work their arrangements together no matter who brings in the original concept. And, Adam (bbxr) is doing the harmonica, however, Tim and Austin can also do it quite well). (Side note: Producer, Darren Rust, also has a group he has sung with for 25+/- years, The Blenders, who are also phenomenal). Home Free consists of five vocal entertainers: . Austin Brown (high tenor) . Adam "Chance" (baritone|bass); (4 octave range) . Tim Foust (primary bass|baritone|tenor); (5 octave range) . Rob Lundquist (tenor) . Adam Rupp (vocal percussion|beatboxer|tenor) They *all* cover multi octaves & provide multi instrument-like vocal sounds (guitar, harmonica, etc) as well as provide some beatboxing as needed. There is no 'lead' in the group, per se. They kind of audition themselves to choose leads based on who sings the specific song best.

[@kevingoff6964]

Austin Brown - High Tenor (red long hair and beard) Rob Lundquist - Lead Tenor (Dark Hair and Beard Adam "Chance" - Baritone and occasionall bass (now hair short beard, sang lead on this song) Tim Foust - Da Bass...sang tenor in Mayday Adam Rupp - vocal Percussionist (beat boxer does not do justice)

[@pnwcruiser]

Home Free's cover of the classic folk tune "Take Me Home Country Roads" is also fantastic!

[@williamcapp448]

Watch them in the studio in their cover song Try Everything from the movie Zootopia. A fun cover.

[@pnwcruiser]

@@williamcapp448 Their cover of "Can't Stop The Feeling" is also a fun one.

[@sarahwithstars]

That was sicc they are so slick and their oral percussionist is incredible!

[@thomaswinrow7656]

I am one of the "Home Fries" and all there covers for over 20 years are fun and amazing! I am 70 years old so I think I lived during the best times for legendary bands and performers! There were just too many great songs ever from Woodstock, Motown, Jagger, Beach Boys, Bee Gees, and Elvis! Too many to list! I would like you to react to the 3 sister group called "OG3NE" from the Netherland as their harmonies are flawless. They also made the term "echoing" famous in their songs. Maybe you could tell us exactly what that is! Love your reactions and hope to hear more "Golden Oldies" too!

[@bookwormben]

Austin, the high tenor, has been releasing some solo songs on his personal KZbin the last few weeks

[@Daemocles]

Austin also does a lot of the arranging for the band. Tim and his wife just did a song with Peter Hollen and his wife. It is pretty cool.

[@positiveandhealthy2728]

I can't even put in words how thankful I am for this quality content

[@stanrock2225]

We call it Home Free Mood. They are awesome

[@oxx00111]

Home Free's Man Of constant Sorrow would be a great next step for you.

[@sherrismith8337]

You should definitely check out their "Do You Hear What I Hear". I think it's the best arrangement I've ever seen and it was arranged by Adam Rupp.

[@staceysmith465]

I loved that song

[@todderickson2435]

My favorite Home Free song!! Filmed here in Minnesota too! 😁

[@garywilliams4099]

Thanks for mentioning the arranger, they definitely know the talent they are writing for and how to utilize those talents. Music reaches our souls and Home Free does that! It’s fun to see smiles and other reactions.

[@oneknight55]

I've been a Home Free fan (Home Fry) for well over a year, and they always put a smile on my face. I'm glad you enjoyed this. Your reaction was priceless. Thank you. ;-)

[@TheVoiceLoveCo]

Glad you enjoyed it! I'm quickly becoming a Home Fry myself! What fun!

[@JeffLacina]

@@TheVoiceLoveCo Welcome to the party. And, when you really want to "hear" all of their voices, check out their versions of "How Great Thou Art" and "Aud lang syne". Have your tissues handy... I really enjoy your video, keep up the great work and God bless you.

[@davidculp6266]

I heard Adam Rupp started learning the Trumpet in his early days, and he was given lip strengthening exercises to help with the trumpet work. One thing leads to another, and now he's a world famous beat boxer.

[@bobfritz8705]

I think this arrangement is brilliant and I love it. I'm also old enough to remember when Johnny Cash released the Folsom Prison Blues live at Folsom Prison Concert. I grew up listening to him as my Mom and one sister were huge Johnny Cash fans. My sister in the late '60s early '70s saw him live in concert several times. Speaking of his music, how could one forget his 'A Boy Named Sue'! I love your reaction, thanks.😊 😊😊

[@janethoffman4197]

Can’t go wrong with Home Free! This is amazing!

[@douglasloss]

The high tenor is Austin Brown, originally from Tipton, GA.

[@marciag7342]

Sorry, it's Tifton, GA

[@edmundeberhart5503]

Home Free is putting out something new about every two weeks, and there is so much good material on their KZbin channel. This was definitely a different version from the original, but that's what they do, and they do it so well.

[@rachelhurst3224]

Fantastic reaction. I really enjoyed the way you listened through with some comments and a few stops, but then went back with editing for a deeper analysis and highlights. Thanks!

[@TheVoiceLoveCo]

Thank you so much, Rachel! That means a lot!

[@hyphenanne9072]

cant wait for your reaction... this song might be one of my faves cover by Home Free

[@susanwillingham5770]

That little demonic grin Tim does on that lowest note just adds to it...

[@sallymaria]

Thank you for another great reaction, that was really interesting. One thing that you may notice is that one member of the group has changed since 2015, when they did Ring of Fire. The singer who shared the lead with Tim is Adam Chance, often called Chance so as not to confuse him with Adam Rupp. He replaced Chris Rupp (Adam's brother) in 2016, but while technically he's the baritone of the group, he used to sing bass with his previous group (Street Corner Symphony) and will comfortably take the bass line when Tim's singing lead. I think Adam Rupp was doing the harmonica, on another track, but Austin, who you recognised as the tenor from Ring of Fire, can do it as well - there are concert versions of Man of Constant Sorrow online where you can see both of them doing a duet with them. More detail, Home Free was originally founded in by Chris and Adam Rupp in 2000 in Minnesota as a hobby, they needed a beat-boxer and Adam chose to learn. His degree is actually in trumpet, and he's basically self-taught from DVDs and working with other beat-boxers. He sometimes sings tenor harmony but doesn't feel confident in singing lead, unlike all the other members of the group who will take turns depending on the needs of the song. Austin Brown, the high tenor, majored in musical theatre, and performed in the Voices of Liberty and on cruise ships before he joined the group. Rob Lundquist, the other tenor, also studied vocal performance and has sung with the group since 2008. As I said before, Adam Chance is technically the baritone but is also a very capable bass singer, he studied saxophone and journalism in college, before joining Street Corner Symphony and performing with them for a number of years. Tim Foust sang in choirs in high school, and comes from a Southern Gospel background, where bass singing is emphasized - he dropped out of college to join his first professional acapella group, Blue Jupiter, and sang with a number of the different groups before joining Home Free full time in 2012.

[@michaelnielson3978]

I wanna say the harmonica style singing is called the jaw harp and at least two of the guys do it because they use it in man of constant sorrows as well

[@larrywright4539]

Austin was the one singing like a harmonica. In some of their live performances, he does a harmonica duet with Adam Rupp.

[@conniejones9280]

Have you viewed Home Free doing “When A Man Loves a Woman”? Amazing! “Also I Swear” If so I missed them ! I love the creative way they have made their videos while being quarantined!

[@MichaelSimmons.]

Take a listen to Home Free - How Great Thou Art. It's beautiful.

[@george217]

You will also hear Adam sing instead of only beatboxing...

[@Em-cq7qg]

Adam and crew do so much more than just singing! To really be impressed with the other sounds that Adam can produce try their cover of man of constant sorrows, Chance does some of the vocal sounds in that video as well

[@abbyzee2531]

Both Adam Rupp-the beatboxer and Austin Brown-the high tenor make the harmonica sound. As to the arrangements it's mostly done by Darren Rust these days but I think all of the guys have done it on some songs. I know Tim Foust the bass has done a few including Helplessly Hoping although the concept and directing on that video was done by Adam Chance (called Chance to reduce confusing him with Adam R) Adam Rupp did an amazing job arranging Do you hear what I hear. I recommend you react to both these songs. That's the thing about the guys, they are multi-talented and can wear different hats when needed.

[@maryellen1609]

adam looks like he had so much fun doing this song.

[@rllangevin3841]

I really enjoyed your reaction and comments. Home Free never disappoints and always leaves you smiling in amazement. Their arrangements, harmonies and dynamics can be simple (I Can’t Outrun You, How Great Thou Art) or very complex (Can’t Stop the Feeling or Butts Remix) but they are always beautiful and suited to the genre and lyrics.

[@robnsusan2000]

Tim Foust did a piano version of I Can’t Help Falling in Love with You that you can find on KZbin that will amaze you at his range, control and flexibility. Adam Rupp does a 5 minute solo at one of the concerts you can find on KZbin, they performed with Kenny Rogers and the Oak Ridge Boys, and if you want to hear the most heavenly harmonies check out both of their covers of Helplessly Hoping and Auld Lang Syne

[@michaelparsons5352]

Highly recommend the above 3. Rupp drum solo, Helplessly Hoping and Auld Lang Syne. Also anything with Peter Hollis

[@bethcoussou]

Oh, I could see how much you enjoyed this video! It showed on your face! I know that feeling very well! Home Free music brings me to a happy place (sometimes sad with certain songs). Imagine being in a theater in the first few rows when Tim hits those low, low notes! You definitely feel it through your whole body! One other little part that I loved in the video is when Rob (glasses & beard guy) did his ad lib! It felt like he was bringing us to church with those vocals! I would love for you to react to either Crosby, Stills, & Nash’s cover of “Helplessly Hoping” or Vince Gill’s cover of “Go Rest High” (Country Rebel Church sessions version). I really loved your reaction!! I’ll be watching for more!

[@freadadillon4071]

So creative. And fun.

[@garywilliams4099]

Now that you are beginning to know the members “Mayday” and “End of the Road” are good ones to showcase their talents.

[@davelister2]

For all 5 singing, how great thou art. For the best of Adam? Look for one of his ‘drum solo’ sessions from their tours, man is a machine.

[@silvafoxx92]

Love to see you react to Home Free "Moonshine" and "High On That Mountain" the church cover not the video version

[@annebiebrich9155]

Tim sings tenor in "Mayday"...a must hear! One of their greatest!

[@bobwhealy6439]

Christie, thanks for the great reaction to Home Free's Folsom Prison Blues. That was the first time I had heard their version, too. Another a cappella vocal group that you might enjoy is Pentatonix. This five-member group does a wide variety of music an has won at least three Grammy's. Their Daft Punk Medley won them their first Grammy. Their original "Run to You" is a totally different riff, and their new cover of Tears for Fears "Mad World" is just beautiful. Their original "Happy Now" is a great dance tune. Enjoy!

[@mildbill2806]

Mighty fine reaction you have done here. Sure would like to see your reaction to Home Free's "Man of Constant Sorrow". It was their version that got me hooked onto this here group. Some back ground information....the video was shot in the rain, near the swamps of Mobile Bay, Alabama, where Adam Chance (the baritone) is from. Lots of hungry "Gators" lurk in that area.

[@teresamcmurrin8672]

That was the first song I heard from them, too--and was instantly hooked. I've never been a "fan girl", but I make an exception in their case!

[@paulpippenger7911]

Adding even more fun is the background ,their heights keep changing LOL!!!

[@pjhelbig]

That low note just blew out my sub-woofers lol

[@annkline6183]

There’s a KZbin of that at a show too! Lol

[@angelamason9840]

I love how you break down different sections and vocal techniques in your reactions. Adam Rupp (beat boxer) is my favorite member of Home Free. I’m glad you highlight his skills, because his voice and beats are stunning and beautiful. He arranged Home Free’s version of “Do You Hear What I Hear which is phenomenal. Other awesome songs are “How Great Thou Art”, “All About That Bass,” “Sold”, “Champagne Taste on a Beer Budget” and “Snow Globe”!

[@thornblackwell5749]

They did a collaboration with the Oak Ridge Boys singing "Elvira." Probably my favorite collaboration by them, with two full five part harmony bands singing.

[@HBKCommish]

You wanna hear Tim going low. You should check out his collab with Peter Hollens on Misty Mountains.

[@nightspicer]

I don't think he actually sang lower than here tho

[@BluevesPL]

@@nightspicer he didn't

[@bradriley2614]

Tim goes to a G#1 in misty mountains and he goes to an E1 here

[@chrisd7047]

The note here is actually lower by 4 half steps, but it sounds different because he uses a different technique to get down to it than he used to hit the G# in Misty Mountains. What really impresses me about Tim's low notes isn't that he can hit them (well, that's impressive too, of course), but that he can A) sustain them for so long and B) he has maneuverability down that low.

[@Amber-mv8wz]

@@chrisd7047 I totally agree. The thing about Tim's bass is how agile his voice is down that low. If you've seen him do the gaff they put into that Josh Turner song during a live performance where he does a run from a sub harmonic growl back up to the key the song is sung in it's pretty incredible. Speakers blow, camera's on tripods shake, & ceiling tiles have been known to fall.

[@michaelmclane8501]

You recognized Austin’s wale as a harmonica but on 8th or 9th hearing I am hearing a harmonica thru just the harmony on this song wow

[@donnilloyd1355]

You're not the first one to say that about Austin's voice. Don't we all wish we were cursed with a singing voice like that. LMAO!

[@miamidolphinsfan]

Thank you for this awesome reaction and your breakdown of the music is always so much fun to watch and listen to. PLEASE PLEASE listen to their cover of How Great Thou Art.....it's astonishing !!!

[@bertjones3010]

At the time I watched the original video (15 mins ago) over 200 oxygen deprived brains disliked this video, and me I'm putting it up there with the top three I've heard from them. Brilliant.

[@KatieManiaci]

When Tim hits that note, I literally whipped my head around and looked out window thinking there was a grizzly bear in my backyard

[@kellywilliams364]

Did you notice the half evil grin when Tim hit the last deep note....lol

[@sallysmith5090]

Love your reaction to Home Free... have you seen them do Man of Constant Sorrow? It is truly astounding... Thanks for your reaction and all your great research/info!! Adam (the insane beatboxer) arranged their cover of Do You Hear What I Hear.. one of my favorites ... you will enjoy this journey.. they are jaw dropping.. They have done some excellent quarantine videos.. Meet In The Middle.. Diamond Dreams, Flowers on the Wall.. and of course.. The Gambler.. and Children Go Where I Send Thee with Kenny Rogers.

[@williamdouglas8084]

Yes that's Austin Brown is high tenor with ease.

[@xplainjade]

Austin Brown live doing Bring him home.... Really showcases his voice

[@jpandmelody]

Enjoyed your comments and perspectives. I liked the places in the song where you stopped to comment. It seemed to not interrupt the flow. Thanks!

[@canolij5323]

Vocal range Tim is C0-F5.It really cool and crazy🤯.Reaction to Home Free All about that bass.Love you so much❤

[@austinblevins6804]

Next song you should do from home free is man of constant sorrow

[@nancypriddy4382]

I have seen them live and Tim will send vibrations through your body and your chair when he hits those bass notes. Love your reaction and welcome to Home Free. I recommend "Man of Constant Sorrow". Check out their KZbin channel.

[@aliciacarley3408]

Since it’s the Christmas season.. Chris Rupp ft Home free What child is this is amazing and we get to see all six in it.

[@janedc5ch319]

I grew up listening to Johnny Cash, always loved him. Home Free are my favorites these day. Every song that do is fantastic. LOVE Home Free

[@general-cromwell6639]

Never ever forget the original.

[@conniestone2806]

Thanks so much! Yes, they are incredible!! Talented, fun, creative, amazing. And I'm sure by now you know they have many quarantine videos. Loved Moonshine from the other day. Awesome. So many of them are awesome. Just enjoy the journey. Take care.

[@devildogdragon9171]

Adam is the beat boxer and a tenor, Austin is Tenor 1, Rob (Beard) is Tenor 2, Chance is Baritone, and Tim is the Sub-woofer breaker.

[@momD612]

I believe you'd really like DI YOU HEAR WHAT I HEAR. If you haven't already. Absolutely amazing

[@BluevesPL]

React to their "Helplessly Hoping". No beatbox all harmony song.

[@bestusernameever6518]

YES! It's their most underrated song!!

[@supasoulproductions]

Three Four (34) years to go. Now it makes sense. I thought they were saying three more years to go and I thought, 'You killed a guy and you got three years?' lol This arrangement is killer, so to speak. I just can't ding them too hard for making a serious song so fun. Tim is just unreal with his range. I also believe that the chest fry on the low note here was a stylistic choice for the song, as he is perfectly capable of nailing that note without it.

[@roberthudson1959]

I live in Ohio. The minimum sentence for murder is 20 years. The minimum sentence for aggravated murder is 30 years. A three-year gun specification is added when applicable. Unless the sentence is life without parole or death, they are going to be three years from release eventually.

[@echelonafrica]

Think you would love the contrast in Home Free’s cover of Mayday

[@george217]

I think she should wait until she had heard at least a half dozen of their songs before doing "Mayday" to get the full effect...

[@nikkiplatt316]

I have the old vinyl record from Live at Folsom. It’s proudly on display in my house. ❤️

[@MrTech226]

I can see Home Free and Voiceplay touring together nationally or internationally

[@frankhickey4153]

I have always been a country fan from the 60s and I found home free and my daughter tease me about my crush on the whole group

[@leewinstead917]

What you said about hearing a song you've heard for years sounding fresh and new because last night I learned that in addition to their own version of God Bless the USA, Home Free did a version last Fourth of July with Lee Greenwood and the United States Air Force Band that just blew me away. I listened to it over and over until I had to force myself to shut down my laptop and sleep. You should definitely check it out, whether in a video reaction or just for yourself.

[@tonycardone990]

Johnny would be amazed with this cover I think. I'm a huge Cash fan and loved his live Folsom version the most also. That and his cover of Trent Reznor's Hurt I think were just amazing.

[@tomhansen4576]

You should react to their amazing arrangement of John Denver's Take Me Home Country Roads. They do kind of a bluesy version near the end of it. Imo, these guys have the richest harmonies of any band on the planet.

[@stefanieappis5163]

Love Dimash also. So glad he and Home Free are being recognized as the amazing artists they are. Dimash does sing pretty low in Olimpico.

[@corwinchristensen260]

There are so many easter eggs to find here ... I'm not going to spoil them, but I've found at least six so far. I can really visualize the conversation that went along with making some of those happen. A behind the scenes for this one would be epic. It shows their sense of humor never quite goes away even when singing a rather serious song. They're having fun despite what's going on in the world and we should all join them.

[@jehuxtable]

The "missing guy" sat in with them on Ring of Fire. He is Avi Kaplan, formerly of Pentatonix (an unbelievable pop a cappella group).

[@bobfritz8705]

Another song they do that is both visually and beautifully sung is their version of How Great Thou Art. It was shot in the Austrian Alps when they were on a world tour using a drone.

[@davidricks7128]

You look amazing and glad to see you smiling more x And you definitely aint a man to stunning x

[@sjgavenger37]

From what I understand before joining Home Free this is what they did for employment. Austin Brown: Cruise entertainer Rob Lundquist: Bartender Tim Foust: substitute teacher Adam Chance: Have not been able to find any information on his previous employment Adam Rupp: He and his Brother Chris started this group and Adam was the producer and mixer of their music. That is all I know.

[@Tribblepuppy]

If you want to know more about the high tenor, Austin Brown, I suggest you watch the video of him singing Bring Him Home from Les Miserables. Austin is classically trained, and this song shows his power.

[@louf1025]

Beautiful reaction. Thank you!

[@JeffDierking]

Must listen to Man of Constant Sorrow

[@wessain1542]

The first song I heard them do was “Man of constant sorrows”. I was hooked. J D Sumner used to be my favorite bass but I think Tim has taken that slot now. Still love J D but Tim has wider range I think.

[@donaldcummings8407]

Which is funny cause I think J.D had a lower speaking voice than Tim, but Tim just blows him away otherwise

[@troywalker8078]

Tim's low notes are what is called "Panty Droppers"

[@eljefe9020]

Love me some home free keep up the good work Adam doing Choo choo sound acting like one cracks me up love this group