E’ dalla televisione che posso vedere ciò che succede nel mondo E quello ch… Read Full Bio ↴E’ dalla televisione che posso vedere ciò che succede nel mondo E quello che vedo non mi piace affatto. Siamo incapaci di essere felici. Violenza, astio, egoismo, ignoranza, indifferenza, arroganza, prepotenza, ambizione. Abbiamo inventato degli “ oggetti ” che avrebbero dovuto facilitare la vita di ognuno di noi E il risultato è che ne siamo schiavi e che non potremmo più farne a meno. Siamo progrediti nel modo sbagliato rendendo l’esistenza sempre più opprimente, grigia e faticosa. Abbiamo paura di restare soli, perciò cerchiamo di rimanere vicini, molto vicini. Troppe Persone, una attaccata all’altra, schiacciate in piccoli appartamenti di cemento.

Le radici dei Sushi affondano alla seconda metà degli anni '90, quando Alessandro Bavo e Paolo Menegotto passano lunghe ore a suonare cercando un punto di contatto tra pop e musica elettronica. Nel 1997, con l'inserimento di Otti, sorella minore di Alessandro, alla voce, il gruppo prende una forma più definita e l'anno successivo i Sushi partecipano al concorso "Indipendenti", che riescono a vincere attirando l'attenzione della Mescal, che decide di metterli sotto contratto. Il disco d'esordio, "Un leggerissimo disturbo da panico", viene prodotto da Max Casacci e mette in mostra una band per certi versi ancora acerba, ma molto interessante dal punto di vista sonoro e assolutamente coinvolgente dal vivo. Dopo una lunga serie di concerti e l'inserimento di Marco "Ciuski" Barberis alla batteria e di Fulvio Bosco al basso, i Sushi tornano in sala di incisione e verso la fine del 2001 esce "Un mondo terribilmente volgare", decisamente più cupo e pessimista del precedente, che registra una svolta verso suoni più cupi riconducibili al dark con un ritorno alla musica wave di inizio anni 80 ma con forti connotazioni pop e un live set duro e convincente. Negli anni successivi il gruppo affina il proprio live set ed entra in contatto con Madaski, con il quale i Sushi condividono diverse date fino ad arrivare all'ep "Ddt", uscito nel febbraio 2004 sempre su Mescal.

PS: I SUSHI hanno composto la colonna sonora di PlayGirl corto con Valerio Mastrandrea, Fabio Volo, Daniela Fazzolari e regia di Fabio Tagliavia.

Formazione:
Otti (voce)
Rossano Zinico (chitarra)
Alessandro Bavo (tastiere)
Fulvio Bosco (basso)
Marco "Ciuski" Barberis (batteria)

Sixteen Tons
Sushi Lyrics

We have lyrics for 'Sixteen Tons' by these artists:

Alexis Korner & CCS Some people say a man is made outta mud A poor…
Anna Domino Some people say a man is made outta' mud A poor…
B. B. "Blues Boy" King and His Orchestra Some people say a man is made outta mud A poor…
B.B. King Some people says the man's made out of mud, Some people…
Big Bill Broonzy Some people says the man's made out of mud Man's made…
Bo Diddley People say a man is made outta mud Poor man made…
Brave Combo I...........was born one morning When the sun didn't shine …
C.C.S Some people say a man is made outta mud A poor…
Cactus Brothers Some people say a man is made outta mud A poor…

Cash Johnny Some people say a man is made out of mud A…
CCS Some people say a man is made outta mud A poor…
Ccs (Collective Consciousness Society) Some people say a man is made outta mud A poor…
Classic Country Some people say a man is made outta mud A poor…
Corb Lund Some people say a man is made outta mud A poor…
Dave Dudley Some people say a man's made outta mud a poor…
Don Harrison Band Some people say a man, I made out of mud. Well…
Eddie Cochran Some people say a man is made outta mud A poor…
Edmundo Ros Some people say a man is made outta mud A poor…
Edmundo Ros & His Orchestra Some people say a man is made outta mud A poor…
Eric Burdon Some people say a man is made outta' mud A poor…
Frankie Laine Some people say a man is made outta mud A poor…
Geoff Castellucci Some people say a man is made out of mud A…
Golden Gate Quartet Some people say man is made out of mud A poor…
Hank Thompson SIXTEEN TONS Writer Merle Travis Some people say man is mad…
Homer & Jethro Some people say a man is made outta mud A poor…
I Giganti Some people say a man is made outta' mud A poor…
Ina Forsman Katarina Pejak Ally Venable Some people say a man is made outta mud A poor…
Jack Fascinato And His Orchestra Tennessee Ernie Ford Some people say a man is made outta mud A poor…
Jack Parnell & His Orchestra Some people say a man is made outta mud A poor…
Jerry Reed Some people say man is made out of mud A poor…
Jim Post Some people say a man is made outta mud A poor…
Jimmy & Johnny Some people say a man is made out of mud A…
Jimmy Dean Some people say a man is made outta mud. A poor…
Johnnie Taylor Some people say a man is made outta mud A poor…
Johnny Cash & June Carter Some people say a man is made out of mud A…
Johnny Desmond Some people say a man Is made out of mud A poor…
Kate Smith Some people say man is made out of mud A poor…
Lester Some people say a man is made outta mud A poor…
Lorne Greene I was born one mornin' when the sun didn't shine…
Louis Neefs Now right back from Germany We duce the fabulous Lou Neefs …
Maciej Maleńczuk Niektórzy mówią że człowiek jest z błota Biedni są inni ich…
Marvin & Johnny Some people say a man is made out of mud A…
Merle Travis I was born one mornin' when the sun didn't shine Picked…
Nighthawks Some people say a man is made outta mud A poor…
Pete Seeger Some people say a man is made out of mud A…
Platters & Drifters Some people say a man is made outta mud A poor…
Platters (the) Some people say a man is made outta mud A poor…
Platters The Some people say a man is made outta mud A poor…
Reed Les Orchestra/Tom Jones Some people say a man is made out of mud Well,…
Restless Some people say a man is made outta mud A poor…
Stevie Wonder (I'm a hardworking man) Some folks say a man is made…
Tennessee E. Ford Some people say a man is made out of mud A…
Tennessee Ernie Some people say a man is made outta mud A poor…
Tennessee Ernie Ford Some people say a man is made out of mud A…
The Bar J Wranglers; Merle Travis Some people say a man is made outta mud A poor…
The Don Harrison Band Some people say a man, I made out of mud. Well a…
The Flames Of Discontent Some people say a man is made outta mud A poor…
The Golden Gate Quartet Some people say man is made out of mud A poor…
The Hi-Lo's Some people say man is made out of mud A poor…
The Nighthawks Some people say a man is made outta mud A poor…
The Rattles Some people say man's made out mud, Well, a good man's…
The Starlite Orchestra Some people say a man is made outta mud A poor…
The Weavers Some people say a man is made out of mud A…
Tom Jones Some people say a man is made outta mud A poor…
Western Flyer Some people say a man is made outta mud A…
Willie Nelson Some people say man is made out of mud A poor…
Woody Guthrie And Pete Seeger Some people say a man is made out of mud A…

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Waiting For You Yeah Hell yeah It's been a minute Had to just think about th…

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Most interesting comments from YouTube:

@lyndafayesmusic

10w

Watch out for the censoring trolls; MEN with GREAT DEEP VOICES---Remember too, there's a country song which began with "mama sang bass!"
Songs that had "meaning" and whose lyrics could actually be heard, has been replaced by scantily dressed ladies screaming in the mike for money; Hollyweird. This is a nice rendition.
Nice to HEAR singers who've found their own VOICES and aren't just copying others.
Yes, are you a lover of "oldies but goodies" too?
Ha, Tennessee Ernie Ford would a been PROUD! The lip sync doesn't quite work, but the harmonies are nice.? We'll apparently be hearing allot more from this guy soon, yes ?
Great history there; Would you happen to know the title of a song sung by Shirly Bassey about "My man, worked in the Mines?" It was never as famous as her others, but very "deep, dark" and "expressive". Can hum the tune, but can't remember the title ! Thanks for that.

LyndaFayeSmusic@yahoo
"I Ain't no Middleman" by the way.
"I Fall to Pieces With a Touch of Class(ical guitar from Italy.)

@lyndafayesmusic

10w

LIke having Tennessee Earnie Ford back for awhile yes , and being ten again??
And, it might have been that STRONG MALE VOICE, duh.
Many of US at that age wanted to hear our FATHERS sing to us like that!
'Course we weren't diversified back then.
"His heart picked up this song and he made it his own ?" Guess I should start writing ads for music news bulletins, ha.Watch out for the censoring trolls; MEN with GREAT DEEP VOICES---Remember too, there's a country song which began with "mama sang bass!"
Songs that had "meaning" and whose lyrics could actually be heard, has been replaced by scantily dressed ladies screaming in the mike for money; Hollyweird. This is a nice rendition.
Nice to HEAR singers who've found their own VOICES and aren't just copying others.
Yes, are you a lover of "oldies but goodies" too?
Ha, Tennessee Ernie Ford would a been PROUD! The lip sync doesn't quite work, but the harmonies are nice.? We'll apparently be hearing allot more from this guy soon, yes ?
Great history there; Would you happen to know the title of a song sung by Shirly Bassey about "My man, worked in the Mines?" It was never as famous as her others, but very "deep, dark" and "expressive". Can hum the tune, but can't remember the title ! Thanks for that.

LyndaFayeSmusic@yahoo
"I Ain't no Middleman" by the way.
"I Fall to Pieces With a Touch of Class(ical guitar from Italy.)

@saplingdatree4111

3y↑3

Unless you're talking about a singing note scale (of which I have no knowledge), the only notes that are not on the scale would be notes we can't hear, and obviously we were able to hear that note, and actually as I'm writing this, I realise that no that's wrong, because even notes we can't hear would be on the scale, I also just remembered that the world record holder for the lowest voice, can hit a so low that only elephants can hear the note.

If you turn on captions, he says (dramatic bend to a low f#)

edit:not to undermine the comment or be rude, (sorry if it came across that way), I just wanted to clear this up, and also pose a question if there is a singing scale you know about that I don't.

and of course hes still an amazing singer, I do agree with you on that part.

@lyndafayesmusic

10w

Big John was a great one too; I LIke having Tennessee Earnie Ford back for awhile yes , and being ten again??
And, it might have been that STRONG MALE VOICE, duh.
Many of US at that age wanted to hear our FATHERS sing to us like that!
'Course we weren't diversified back then.
"His heart picked up this song and he made it his own ?" Guess I should start writing ads for music news bulletins, ha.Watch out for the censoring trolls; MEN with GREAT DEEP VOICES---Remember too, there's a country song which began with "mama sang bass!"
Songs that had "meaning" and whose lyrics could actually be heard, has been replaced by scantily dressed ladies screaming in the mike for money; Hollyweird. This is a nice rendition.
Nice to HEAR singers who've found their own VOICES and aren't just copying others.
Yes, are you a lover of "oldies but goodies" too?
Ha, Tennessee Ernie Ford would a been PROUD! The lip sync doesn't quite work, but the harmonies are nice.? We'll apparently be hearing allot more from this guy soon, yes ?
Great history there; Would you happen to know the title of a song sung by Shirly Bassey about "My man, worked in the Mines?" It was never as famous as her others, but very "deep, dark" and "expressive". Can hum the tune, but can't remember the title ! Thanks for that.

LyndaFayeSmusic@yahoo
"I Ain't no Middleman" by the way.
"I Fall to Pieces With a Touch of Class(ical guitar from Italy.)

@lyndafayesmusic

10w

And, it might have been that STRONG MALE VOICE, duh.
Many of US at that age wanted to hear our FATHERS sing to us like that!
'Course we weren't diversified back then.
"His heart picked up this song and he made it his own ?" Guess I should start writing ads for music news bulletins, ha.Watch out for the censoring trolls; MEN with GREAT DEEP VOICES---Remember too, there's a country song which began with "mama sang bass!"
Songs that had "meaning" and whose lyrics could actually be heard, has been replaced by scantily dressed ladies screaming in the mike for money; Hollyweird. This is a nice rendition.
Nice to HEAR singers who've found their own VOICES and aren't just copying others.
Yes, are you a lover of "oldies but goodies" too?
Ha, Tennessee Ernie Ford would a been PROUD! The lip sync doesn't quite work, but the harmonies are nice.? We'll apparently be hearing allot more from this guy soon, yes ?
Great history there; Would you happen to know the title of a song sung by Shirly Bassey about "My man, worked in the Mines?" It was never as famous as her others, but very "deep, dark" and "expressive". Can hum the tune, but can't remember the title ! Thanks for that.

LyndaFayeSmusic@yahoo
"I Ain't no Middleman" by the way.
"I Fall to Pieces With a Touch of Class(ical guitar from Italy.)

All comments from YouTube:

@sabikikasuko6636

1y↑3.3K

Dude went so deep he found a new mine for the company.

@ianc88

1y↑64

comment of the year? 😆

@Settings208

46w↑51

his voice is so deep it became the mariana trench

@kingadvertise5566

42w↑17

Most underrated comment

@artv4nd3l4y

42w↑10

@@Settings208 that's just too much

@smartladylr

40w↑12

thanks for the humor

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@ibuprofen_

3y↑14.4K

My cat listened to this, now he's a lion

@ijk7Seven

3y↑183

@Ibuprofen: Hahaha! Thanks, I needed that comment more than I thought I did <3

@gisellepresley7275

3y↑68

HAHAHAHAHA

@sharonpretorius1171

3y↑60

BRILLIANT!!!!! thanx!

@pizzyb2595

3y↑85

Wow! You're sharp! What a great comment! Just had a good giggle!!!!

@lucaswh311

3y↑24

Bet

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@patriciasmith7074

13w↑605

Back in the 50’s this song came out with Ernie Ford singing it and I loved it. This is great, love that deep bass!

@carolinejohnson9165

13w↑10

Thank you I couldn’t remember who sang this back in the day

@teresahelms1709

13w↑9

I loved listening to Tennessee Ernie Ford when I was growing up ❤❤

@poorthing

13w↑12

It took me a minute to place Ernie Ford...I kept picturing Ernie Kovacs!!
Mr Ford was always referred to as
'Tennessee Ernie Ford'..
A fixture of 1950s & 1960s entertainment

Kovacs & Ford were both born in 1919, huge 1950s stars, 1st wives were named Betty, later both remarried, they each had a child die young & both men had dark hair & trademark mustaches

@JimReynolds-dd4fn

12w↑8

This was one of my favorites back in the day, so I looked forward to a cover. Wow! This is beyond great for what started out as a deep-voice guy singing acapella...but then, he was joined by three backup singers, all him! I had to go back and listen several more times, and I saved it to "watch later," as I'm sure I'll want to listen ...well, later.

@carolsimpson5581

9w↑2

So refreshing to hear ballads come back this man is a joy to listen to

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@littlesofty01

13w↑386

Sixteen Tons" is a song written by Merle Travis about a coal miner, based on life in the mines of Muhlenberg County, Kentucky.[2] Travis first recorded the song at the Radio Recorders Studio B in Hollywood, California, on August 8, 1946. Cliffie Stone played bass on the recording. It was first released in July 1947 by Capitol on Travis's album Folk Songs of the Hills.[3] The song became a gold record.

@Feeoryne

12w↑11

Thank you for the information!!

@lonelymelon6623

12w↑16

didn't bother to remove the wikipedia references?

@user-rj6mz7um3l

12w

Спасибо❤

@tinguspingus6976

12w

lmao@@lonelymelon6623

@user-od9px2jq6n

12w

звучит в ыфильме Последний дюйм👍только медленнее

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@rawlinsonboy

3y↑13K

His voice is so deep, I can hear Adele rolling in it

@gionefe323

3y↑425

Underrated

@galahad692000

3y↑313

Best comment so far.

@robertcornelius3514

3y↑51

Only with the help of a 100K dollar electronic voice enhancement machine.

@prinz4279

3y↑25

Only with the help of a 100K dollar electronic voice enhancement machine.

@SleepyWonder85

3y↑33

Listen to The Platters version if you want original deep voice on this ;)

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@tanjabc1017

3y↑4.3K

"How deep can you sing?"
Geoff: "Yes."

@jogo-md8jq

3y↑22

Correct answer is "https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zJVhVFRknTU 3:14"

@mlopez6179

3y↑13

That's .....ALL THE WAY DOWN THERE🤪

@LPMinifridge

3y↑29

@@jogo-md8jq Check out Voiceplay's cover of Oogie Boogie's Song. The low note he hits at the end is an E1 and with a decent sound setup you will feel that note

@jogo-md8jq

3y↑17

@@LPMinifridge BUHAHAHAHA bold of you to assume I haven't heard ALL of voiceplay's and Geoff's songs and covers

@LPMinifridge

3y↑7

@@jogo-md8jq haha, a fair point. All his work is incredible

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@bigdog3628

11w↑14

My grandfather was a miner for 35 years until his lungs just couldn't take it anymore and he had to retire. He would sing this song to me over and over until he died at the age of 93.

@axell15thewispmaster79

2w↑1

I'm so sorry for your loss pal. Wish him a happy life

@user-kj8yb3cw9s

13w↑442

Дар речи потеряла, услышав.... Вот это владение своим голосом!!!! Шикарно!!!! Браво!!!

@alexandergrishchenko4280

12w↑7

А кто поёт-то?

@maksbo1456

12w

@@alexandergrishchenko4280 в титрах первым Себастьян единорог. в комментах кое-кто назвал его Джеффом.

@natalyc783

12w

Джефф Кастеллуччи@@alexandergrishchenko4280

@user-Valentina_Rumyantceva

12w

@@alexandergrishchenko4280 Читайте описание под роликом

@laryon8154

12w

@@alexandergrishchenko4280Александр, вы задаёте этот вопрос, находясь на канале этого исполнителя. Прочитайте его имя в названии канала! (Geoff Castellucci)

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@JacobWahlbrink1925

3y↑4.4K

This mans voice is measured in the Richter scale

@i_critique_your_vanity7216

3y↑83

Underrated comment

@jdubs6290

3y↑16

@@i_critique_your_vanity7216 very

@bramVE239

3y↑5

so lame, copying a comment from another video...

@SuchALizard

3y↑30

@@bramVE239 and so did you :)

@bramVE239

3y↑4

@@SuchALizard sorry to disappoint but I’m 100% original 😌

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@alanb9702

3y↑5K

Out of the 4 guys singing, the one in the white tank top was the best!

@user-lo3kc6vd2d

3y↑79

Agreed

@taluriell

3y↑253

nah the one with long hair is better

@livvlogss9145

3y↑191

no the one in jeans😐

@DarkEmpress86

3y↑149

Lies, the one wearing the necklace is clearly superior.

@erik1836

3y↑22

I totally agree! All of them.

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@alinahayden5878

3w↑1

My four-year old son can't stop listening to Geoff in the car. He is 100% sure that this is THE WHALE singing, and it makes him incredibly happy and joyful 😃

@trudyhopkins4049

14w↑278

Wow! Perfection to the 7th degree in the stunning resonant voice, the extensive range, the smooth-as-soft butter delivery, the visuals, the timing, the editing, plus you're easy on the eyes!

@Cricket2731

13w↑5

Easy on the ears, too!

@virginiamoss7045

13w↑3

Very easy on the eyes!

@patriciajrs46

13w↑1

I agree.

@marionhassell3023

12w↑1

He is very nice all round ❤

@jeannetterotheray2003

12w↑1

😊The whole package...perfect!❤️

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@Weirdpoe

3y↑3K

I'm a Deaf guy that uses subwoofer to listen to music and I'm absolutely amazed! The bonus is also the close caption! Thank you so much. Subscribed!

@emiknapheide1817

3y↑60

I am curious. What is subwoofer?

@telejas

3y↑281

@@emiknapheide1817 they are speakers that pick up the really low frequencies/bass. You know when you're at a stop light and the car next to you has so much bass, your mirrors are shaking??? That's a (really powerful) subwoofer.

@emiknapheide1817

3y↑29

@@telejas cool

@grafgeo9194

3y↑171

Listening to him on a subwoofer i would fear to get a bleeding nose

@SeliahK

3y↑79

Oh, man. His voice is perfect for a subwoofer! :)

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@Boffy

3y↑10.9K

i can’t stop listening

@user-nk5td7xk7d

3y↑54

same

@corpuschristi.fiatmihisecu9841

3y↑72

Same my Grandpa showed me this song all the time and this version is just so great

@SaturnC0smix

3y↑24

Me either

@shaebamalknir6625

3y↑34

You should go for bass

@alexishardy9843

3y↑10

Me too

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@jcavilia1

18w↑233

I love to hear a real bass, and you're one of the best I've ever heard. Since I was in high school I've sung in choral groups and church choirs, where I'm usually put with the basses because I can reach all the low notes. But I'm really a tenor/baritone, and my low notes don't have that real bass character. This song needs that depth, and your arrangement is magnificent. Thanks.

@IsaacAsimov1992

17w↑8

Similar to me. I think there are a lot of us out there.

@sergiomeza4610

13w↑4

@@IsaacAsimov1992yes we are and I’d like to have that deep bass

@elementalofdark5555

9w↑2

the irony is he says he's a Baritone with a bass range

@dawnmccarthy1

You hear the bass version of Hoist The Sails on the Bobby Bass channel? Third solo so deep you feel it in the soles of your feet.

@elementalofdark5555

7w↑2

@@dawnmccarthy1 Eric Hollaway is another being entirely

@cathygould

13w↑72

Love this! I grew up with Tennessee Ernie Ford's record, still a favourite❣️
Love hearing it by young people today ❣️❣️👍🏽👏🏾

@catkeys6911

13w

Same here. I first heard it back in the early 60's.

@veggirl1964

13w

Same!

@mtnmagic1998

First time I heard it was in the mid-60's and that's when my dad first told us about the 'company store ' in Lynch and Benham, KY where he was raised. His father and bro-in law worked in the mines. Will always love Tennessee Ernie Ford for this but this is very close second!

@Depressivesetwas13

1y↑2.6K

Everyone talks about his deep voice but I'm admiring this arrangement. This version has such a catchy jazzy vibe it's astounding.

@Grandream

1y↑72

The bits using the tools as percussion, hammer on hammer tings. Also the screen wobble when they hit the ground with their tools.

@MissyandTonycat

1y↑39

Not to mention his good looks

@CJ_536

1y↑39

I agree. He is a brilliant arranger. He does all his own stuff and half of Voiceplay stuff. He even did home Free's arrangement for Elvira. It is a crucial part of the excellence in these songs.

@CookingWithCows

1y↑7

Some people say Mayonnaise's made out of muscle and blood

@deputyodeath.6316

1y↑5

I misread Astounding As Arousing..

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@_Lord_BoNes

3y↑2.5K

Geoff, I think you'd do an absolutely epic version of "The sound of silence". Your vocals are awesome!

@birdandcatlover5597

3y↑115

Yes! I wanna hear it (based on Disturbed’s version)

@_Lord_BoNes

3y↑36

Yeah, that'd be the one to base it on.

@RLC302

3y↑76

He'd sing it so low it WOULD sound silent!

@18deadmonkeys

3y↑16

oh yeah that would be epic

@darkscorpion6534

3y↑12

Yes He must Do It!!!!!!!!!!!!!

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@user-ts6dd3np7w

13w↑131

Влюбилась с первого звука ..ого!!! Вот это и есть красота!!!

@user-oo7nd8kh2p

13w↑10

Ошарашена красотой и мастерством Джеффа!

@GolubchikRD3956

13w↑6

❤❤❤❤❤❤
Слушала несколько раз подряд!! Браво!!! Великолепно звучат исполнителей!!! Музыканты от Бога! Восторг!!!!

@GolubchikRD3956

13w↑2

Слушала несколько раз подряд!! Браво!!! Великолепно звучат исполнителей!!! Музыканты от Бога! Восторг!!!!

@marinaoreshkevich549

13w↑3

Слушаю много раз- такое мастерство исполнения, голоса и вкуса!

@Abdulla_Izrailyevich_von_Stahl

13w↑1

Парень молодец, и голос прекрасен, спору нет, но моё ИМХО уже ничем не перешибёшь: The Platters исполняют эту песню лучше.

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@kirey_craft

15w↑34

Слушаю раз за разом, жалко что нельзя много лайков поставить. Пробирает до глубины души. Это ЛУЧШЕЕ исполнение!!!! Джефф, знай, что далеко-далеко в России есть женщина, которую твой голос доводит до мурашек!!! Спасибо тебе за то, что ты есть!!! Thank you!!!!!

@makkeiivanov2233

15w↑10

Думаю, и не одна, и, думаю, не только в России

@kirey_craft

15w↑5

@@makkeiivanov2233Естественно!!!!

@user-xj5bh9jj8x

5w↑1

Вы не одна😍🤩

@user-xj5bh9jj8x

Как правильно: до мурашек!!! и не нужно больше ничего!!!!!!!

@puggumpus

3y↑746

16 tons

The weight of this man's voice

@jessemosgrove2027

3y↑5

That is the weight of his nards

@frankboogaard88

3y↑1

low

@jessemosgrove2027

3y↑1

@@frankboogaard88 f has entered the chat when you said that

@dorisdonnell8791

3y↑907

Geoff's voice is like melted hot chocolate poured straight into the soul.

@kaiverheyde9877

3y↑22

that is scarily accurate

@kaylacenteno2528

3y↑7

Such an under-rated comment!

@slime9706

3y↑8

i was looking for how to describe the feeling this is so good.

@cardboardbox191

3y↑1

That sounds terrible like getting hot chocolate in your eye only worse. Not that I don't get your point or that I'm not a hot chocolate fan.

@carl6909

3y↑6

You could say it would be like getting SIXTEEN TONS of hot chocolate poured into your soul....ok i will leave.

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@IgarashiDai

15w↑45

One of the few occasions that I’m praising my lucky stars I never bothered disabling autoplay… What a beautiful voice!

@MandiM5113

21w↑35

watching my three year old dance to this song after picking it out of my play history makes me happy.

@Moriahg

21w↑1

Your three year old has amazing taste!

@lyndafayesmusic

10w

@cronocort2632

3y↑1.6K

this man deserves to have millions of subs.

he is the reason i embraced my low voice and stopped trying to sing high tenor.

@andread6050

3y↑68

Imo low voices are wayyyyy better than higher pitched ones

@redlophix5670

3y↑85

@@andread6050 nah, all voices are good. But only if you embrace your voice like she is and don't try to be another one..
I'm an alto, but I would prefer to be a mezzo soprano, and therefore used to sing songs which are too high for my voice.

Actually, through voiceplay and Geoff this changed. I start to sing more in my lower range. 😂I mean, it's still like 3 octaves away from Geoff, but he was still the reason I started to appreciate low notes more.

@skylarcrisswell9003

3y↑5

Same bro

@cronocort2632

3y↑9

@@redlophix5670 its not that i cant sing in a high register, highest i can hit is f5 with some strain and lowest is a c#1 (subharmonic), but i am most comfortable with my lows.

once i start singing in that upper register, riffs and runs start becoming more difficult to pull off.

@cronocort2632

3y↑7

@Aidan Todd i watched all of them but, including Geoff's, just relax your voice and find a confortable note for you practice with (i chose b2) and it took me a couple of hours to find that sweet spot where you apply the vocal fry to the note.

it kind of feels like your vocal chords are rattling.

drink lots of water and keep at it and don't over do it, try for 10-15 mins and take a break and try again, you will get it.

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@algreer10

2y↑2K

As a member of the older generation, I didn't believe that anyone could do, "Sixteen Tons", as well as Tennessee Ernie Ford, but Geoff Castellucci has! I really appreciate, not only Castellucci's rendition of this classic song, but his creative videography and his percussing use of tools is genius!

@melodyjordan6052

2y↑11

Yes

@AndreaDeanVanScoyoc

2y↑37

I was thinking the same thing. I grew up listening to Tennessee Ernie Ford and I think he's be REALLY impressed by and proud of this.

@caroljo420

2y↑16

His version of House of the Rising Sun blew my mind!!!

@user-bv3mo9ez7c

2y↑7

Это невероятно!!!

@Frostiken

2y↑7

This song is one of the few songs Cash covered that I think he made worse.

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@user-zf5cx7gd7i

12w↑66

Какая шикарная песня, помню её с молодости, но это исполнение нечто невероятное!!!! Какие голоса, какие глубокие и бархатные ноты.... Потрясающе!!!!!!

@natalyc783

12w↑10

Это один человек поёт разными голосами.

@user-zf5cx7gd7i

12w↑6

@@natalyc783 неужели один? Ну тогда это вообще шевр!!!!

@natalyc783

12w

@@user-zf5cx7gd7i Да, один. Его зовут Джефф Кастеллуччи, у него есть свой канал на ютубе, там много песен в его исполнении, где од поёт иногда четырьмя, а иногда и пятью голосами. Его низкие ноты - просто верх совершенства, всё тело вибрирует от них) Его смело можно назвать достоянием Америки и всей планеты.

@natalyc783

@@user-zf5cx7gd7i Да, его зовут Джефф Кастеллуччи (Geoff Castellucci) У него есть свой канал на ютубе, там все его каверы выложены. От тембра его голоса и от низких нот вибрируют все внутренности)

@user-wh4cq3lu5i

13w↑117

Всё новое хорошо забытое старое😊 исполнение потрясающее, браво👏👏👏🔥🔥🔥

@teresafallis1111

3y↑552

Didn't even finish listening before I hit the like button. Now. Sit down kids. This Grandma's enjoying this.

@denicelewis1224

3y↑5

Same here!

@_s827

3y↑10

I'm absolutely blown away that anybody at all hit a dislike button. It must have been an accident

@corpuschristi.fiatmihisecu9841

3y↑6

My Grandpa showed this to me all the time when I was little and I love this song and I’m from “Gen Z”

@dorothytaylor7369

3y↑2

Same here , the same !

@MuriKakari

3y↑1

Didn't even finish listening before I hit the subscribe button.

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@redneckmechanic94

3y↑3K

Anyone else want to see him and Tim Foust and Avi Kaplan cover a song. Just to see if the earth cracks in half.

@Igneusflama

3y↑160

Just have them do this song with 4 basses (with Matt).
You'll know it's being recorded when your plates start rattling in the cupboard.

@diananoonen2262

3y↑17

REALLY FUNNY! AND YEEESSSSS!

@Ace-Lee

3y↑10

YES

@cindydanks949

3y↑25

Absolutely awesome, I bet they could make it happen

@tylernicodemus8011

3y↑70

@@Igneusflama throw in Jules Cruz the bass from The Filharmonic and Richard Sturbin from Oak Ridge Boys too and make it 6 just to see what happens lol

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@DrModestMom

13w↑38

Wow!!! Amazing to see a young man sing real music! His voice….I have no words….

@user-kb4xu3lt5o

11w↑8

My GOD!!! What a VOICE!!! WHAT A BASS!!! Magnificient vocal.

@dawnhenderson5057

3y↑634

My uncle used to sing this in the shower everyday. Drove my aunt crazy. He taught it to us and his kids just to aggravate her lol. Thank you for bringing back good memories on a very bad day

@virginiaowens8818

3y↑2

Me too

@dardhadard837

3y↑3

Wow that's so cool

@Cirrusrus

Why didn’t you move back to your parents?

@laurendoda6023

3y↑1

My Daddy sang this song too

@lonestar1775

3y↑2

Hope today is better than before. Life is good.

@ToOliver22

3y↑402

I can't keep from thinking that Tennessee Ernie Ford would believe that you are carrying the mantle with honor...

@gotrandy

3y↑4

Absolutely!!!

@juliew1966

3y↑4

Exactly what I was thinking!

@ThomasWarrick

3y↑4

Agree!

@craiglee8574

3y↑1

Roger that

@mariaassuntavella8840

3y↑2

I remember this as a child. I think he is better than original.

@user-uj5rl9om4c

13w↑78

Талантливо придумано,талантливо исполнено,молодец!

@alexandergrishchenko4280

12w

Почему не указан исполнитель?

@natalyc783

12w

@@alexandergrishchenko4280 Джефф Кастеллуччи.

@user-ij5xt7uy5f

13w↑136

Всë гениальное просто. И нет ничего лишнего. Потрясающе!
Благодарю вас от души 🙏💕🙏💕🙏💕

@RedPart1zan

13w↑5

Это совсем не просто

@user-ij5xt7uy5f

13w↑9

@@RedPart1zanВы меня не так поняли, я говорю о том, что ничего лишнего. Хотя, если занятие в радость, то оно приносит только удовольствие и от него совсем не устаешь.
Желаю Вам найти занятие по душе. Когда всë сложно, значит занимаетесь не тем делом.

@user-lz2ol7is4z

12w↑7

@@user-ij5xt7uy5fтут речь о другом... Нужно много времени и сил, чтобы так великолепно свести звук, смонтировать видео, ну и так спеть, чтобы всё было на высоком уровне 👍
Весьма трудоемкий процесс, но стоит того 👏👏👏

@lebenshofauenland

24w↑463

You don't even know where to start praising, the voice the arrangement, the editing, it's a total work of art, absolutely great. I bow respectfully

@lolarikman7789

15w↑4

❤👏👏👏👍🙏❤️🌸🌸🌸👏👏

@msofias20193

Indeed!! I agree with you!!!

@jonathanpozos

3y↑3.3K

“Girls talk in a higher pitch when they’re around guys they are interested in!”

My crush talking to me:

@mountain5930

3y↑18

Hhahahhaa

@k78w_17

3y↑11

LMAOOO😂😂

@aubreymitchell8027

3y↑4

what does that have to do with this song?

@tarquinthecrazymemelord

3y↑4

IKR DUDE

@tarquinthecrazymemelord

3y↑7

i feel u :(

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@russw3926

21w↑21

My 27 yr old son shared this with me yesterday on thanksgiving. I’m 74 and YES you do a great tribute to Tennessee Ernie Ford. I was a kid in the 50s and loved this song so glad to hear you doing it very well!! I’m a fan now. Keep on keeping on and may God bless you.

@Gabriel10406

4w↑2

I can't stop listening to this song. He just hypnotized me.

@D3aThKult

3y↑820

His voice is so deep, the man described in the song went to the mine just to dig it up

@southwestgal7

3y↑8

😄👍

@redorzed

3y↑4

Actual lol 😆

@judybargenquast7669

3y↑5

For sure. You can feel it as well as hear it...

@roseteacher1203

3y↑4

😂😂😂

@rubiksman001

3y↑608

Oh man. This man singing Big Bad John would be perfect.

@ValeriePallaoro

3y↑14

Good idea

Great idea ... just the best!!

@busygirl2681

3y↑2

I thought the same thing!!

@corpuschristi.fiatmihisecu9841

3y↑2

Great idea! Two songs my grandpa would play for me

@BryanTorok

3y↑1

Absolutely! I can't wait.

@emperorconstantine1.361

3y↑1

YES!! TAKE MY MONEY NOW!!!

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@HellhoundIW

10w↑6

His vocal range is MAJESTIC! It's as if my ears are experiencing the equivalent to an aurora borealis.

@user-hy8gx4zn4i

13w↑76

Господи, до мурашек! Великолепный голос, звучание!!

@alexandergrishchenko4280

12w

Что за дурацкая мода - не указывать исполнителя.

@natalyc783

12w

@@alexandergrishchenko4280Вы же на канале этого исполнителя, его зовут Джефф Кастеллуччи.

@MrDozer1967

12w

Так автор канала и есть исполнитель.@@alexandergrishchenko4280

@PeedleLeedleLee

3y↑783

Nobody is allowed to be this good looking and this good at singing, its illegal. THIS IS NOT OK lmaoooooo

@resultofboredomowo950

3y↑14

I cannot contain myself around men like this I go primal

@emilyelder6413

3y↑3

@@resultofboredomowo950 SAME

@Piflle

3y↑4

*laughs in bi*

*pan

@emilyelder6413

3y↑2

@@Piflle ah yes same.

@Em_-xo7pb

3y↑2

I know right, another man who sings swell AND is hot is Jim Morrison

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@hayleemaewashburn

3y↑596

I’m so glad my generation hasn’t forgotten this song.

@user-gi2cz8jt6w

Так что, это шахтерская песня (шучу)? ... Напомнила мне про папиросы "Шахтерские", которые курил мой дед (опять шучу).

@michaellatanada1173

3y↑7

It's one of my favorites classics! So classy

@BigMamaDaveX

3y↑3

😎 Best. Cover. EVAH.
And a real ear worm!

@michelleday3105

3y↑1

@@BigMamaDaveX YES! What you said🤗

@wrothgar

3y↑1

Born in '97, I was lead bass in highschool to sing this in my junior, I still tune in to it here and there to listen, I love older music too. This stuff is awesome!

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@galina4750

12w↑38

Сейчас, почему-то, редко услышишь великолепный бас! Потрясающе!

@---zb4qk

13w↑98

Голос роскошный, исполнение отличное, с радостью послушала.😊

@kenferrer4199

3y↑760

I love when he produced the sound of the hammer by hammering the hammer using the hammer

@armouredjester1622

3y↑6

It would've slipped right by me if I hadn't seen your comment, nice catch catch.

@nedron

3y↑2

Who would have thought that hammering a hammer would make a hammering sound! =D

@misscabbyp7198

3y↑5

Nailed it!

@asahoura2798

3y↑2

Pretty dangerous to strike two hardened surfaces together. Shatters can be almost explosive. Be a shame to punture those vocal cords with self inflicted shrapnel.

@sardaukar9058

3y↑1

I've saw here no saw except the saw I saw. Oops, with the "hammer" t'will be less happiness...

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@ChrisMc2004

3y↑805

Fun fact- after labor laws were introduced coal companies would pay there employees scrips(credits which could be used for rent in company housing or companies stores.The average coal miner wouldn't have enough for rent and food so they would end up going into debt with the company and would continue to be in debt until they died and they couldnt afford to stop working until they were fired or dead.Thats were the saying "I owe my soul to the company store" came from and why he brings up 16 tons because that was usually the daily quota per miner.

@maryannweldin4633

3y↑32

And we are getting compAny towns again. Nevada’s governor just sold us out to box stores for the same premise of the company owning 78 square miles of land and building their own town with their governing body and law enforcement. No local taxes

@elizabethschmidt4030

3y↑40

Yup. They did that in eastern and western Kentucky.

The mining company came in and bought the mineral rights to the farms where I grew up in central Kentucky. The corrupt banker in our small town did it. The company man came out to tell the families they would have to move, just for a while, because they were going to strip mine the area. (Of course there wouldn’t be any trees, soil, animals and homes left after) The man was met with silence and a lot of guns at the small central store. They didn’t come back. My dad was at the meeting. He said he was seriously scared for the guy. He needed to just stop talking and go.

@polyrhythmia

3y↑14

The fact might be fun, but the work sure wasn't.

@bonniemoerdyk9809

3y↑20

Christian M ... I remember my dad telling me about that! 16 Tons was his favorite song, and he grew up during the depression, and lived in Tennessee for a while (1962-63) when our largest factory in town (his job) closed down. There were NO jobs available in Terre Haute since abt 2000 men were out of a job on the same day. Dad also love deep bass/baritone singers, which he was pretty good at himself....but this guy is incredible! He would have enjoyed this!!

@mtnhayes8592

3y↑18

I suppose they were enjoying "white privilege"

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@beckynelson8758

8w↑3

I grew up listening to Tennessee Ernie Ford because of my dad. 16 tons is the first song I taught my son. He just turned 18 on the 20th and still sings it. What a wonderful rendition you did. Thank you.

@missourigal

7w↑2

WOW what a fabulous production of that song...I am 75 and grew up with Tennessee Ernie Ford singing that song. You did such an amazing cover of it! Thank you!!

@user-zd9kc4dx9t

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=S1980WfKC0o&list=TLPQMDMwMzIwMjSgEjHNQx4Bvg&index=2&ab_channel=TennesseeErnieFordTV

@leslieschott754

Me too! Wonderful voices. My uncle George could sing bass…….I miss his deep voice! How about singing “Old Man River” in that fantastic voice? I still remember that resonant song in the movie, it mesmerized me!

@pollycluff8551

1y↑1.2K

I am 80 years old and was around for the originals of Sixteen Tons, The Monster Mash, Big Bad John and Ghost Riders in the Sky. You add to each one with your own talents while remaining faithful to the originals! I don't remember enjoying their music more than your renditions, Thank you! 🤩🎶🎵🎼🎹

@dianabays9711

38w↑28

I grew up listening to these songs I'm 66 I loved them then and I love them even more now you are a fantastic singer ❤️❤️

@artv4nd3l4y

34w↑13

Yeah I think the originals are awesome, but with all the new production techniques it really is hard to not like this version better. Ernie Ford was so good live on the recording I watched, he really had amazing control of his voice.

@agnesandreagyorffy6186

32w↑3

❤❤

@gyxirl5781

32w↑9

you are not 80 with that pfp

@denickite

31w↑3

Another oldie who remembers the original version.

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@anathem9982

3y↑601

Ok but imagine Geoff doing a sea shanty though

@error5202

3y↑37

^ This man is asking the real questions!

@kmagmom

3y↑17

Oh yes please

@xyzconceptsYT

3y↑21

Drunken Sailor!

@diohsilvah2752

3y↑29

Or Wellerman

@hanadasgardkeindlova2750

3y↑4

And now this is something I want to hear! I am adding it to list of songs I would love to hear him cover. Maybe one day...

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@MsMcBell

23w↑19

I never get tired of listening to this, and guess what - my 95 year old mother just LOVED the whole masculine vibe of this!! 😅😂❤

@PhilKelley

13w↑13

Thank you for making this excellent tribute to a great performer. I heard this song on the radio when I was a child in the late 50's. It has stuck with me to this day. You capture the feeling of a man who is trapped in a situation he cannot escape. I don't think we have heard that in many a year. Let us pray for those in a morally equivalent situation today, such as those oppressed by rich men near Richmond.

@youtubepup5301

2y↑1.6K

skip to 1:33 if you wanna see Geoff almost dropping the shovel...totally played it off 😎

@RayofSunshine1753

2y↑161

Thank you for that, it made my whole day better.

@bananaanna1373

2y↑52

Thanks. Love that stuff.

@classiccj2569

2y↑120

Dude I've watched this video so many times and I've never noticed that until now. Dang

@devinmcleod3395

2y↑42

I thought it was part of the transition! Lol!

@youtubepup5301

2y↑20

I can see if I can find more little things...I'm a very observant person lol

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@DavidWilliford

3y↑299

I mistakenly had my volume turned up a little too high when I started this but chose to leave it there. Thank you Mr. Castellucci for rearranging my living room furniture! ;-)

@sonyahannah

3y↑10

And for tuning up my woofer.

@yoopergirl735

3y↑5

Lmao!

@blesd4success

3y↑3

Literally lol’d

@sbfabtfc1

3y↑2

One of the best comments on this video.

@clareselgin3208

13w↑5

I'm old enough to remember the Ford version, which I never liked. All respect for this rendition that has more soul.

@lyndafayesmusic

10w

@user-dx6js2uw2x

13w↑29

Почаще бы слышать такие мужские голоса в жизни❤

@rafaellago172

2y↑1.2K

I'm a tenor, but I can't help but love this guy's voice. Silky smooth and so rich. Basses are still horrendously underrated outside of classical music circles and it drives me nuts. Mad respect to you, my dude.

@crimsoncrow1593

2y↑4

I might be tenur or countertenur

@harpintn

1y↑22

Back in the 60's and 70's basses were very popular in Southern Gospel Quartets, but yes, they are pretty much ignored now.

@nemiza8288

1y↑4

I love singing bass

@jakedebagel4073

1y↑3

POV: every other pitch sings louder than you

@redbloodedamerican2346

1y↑1

@@harpintn Absolutely!

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@Marcell0Bass

3y↑228

Geoff has expressed that one of his favourite basses is Barry Carl. I hadn’t heard of him until I looked him up and the first song that came up is 16 tons so I feel like this will be inspired by that.

@pennygod6413

3y↑5

Think there was a g1 in there. Mark that down haha

@StooPidasso

3y↑10

Rockappella, the start of modern a cappella. Granted, Geoff and the gang have taken it up 3-4 levels.

@BACCHUS3DAnimation

3y↑1

https://youtu.be/pxCzfybdI_c

@joshuahull6549

3y↑4

@@pennygod6413 F#1 and G1 yay

@littlesounder1932

It was incredible, I always love his singing.

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@ceciliagincho6806

7w↑2

There are several versions of this tunes, but this is my absolute favourite. I just love Geoff Castellucci's 'multiplication' and how each character behaves differently - not to mention the variety of voices. VERY amusing!🤩

@user-em6yq5iq4t

13w↑24

пожалуй лучшее исполнение сей великолепной песни.

@rio5439

3y↑642

Geoff clones from left to right:
There's super extra and kinda done with the world sledge-hammer-percussionist Geoff, then very chill and shovel-holding Geoff, next to him lead-singer Geoff of course, who's kinda intimidating with that huge pickaxe and "better step aside", and last but not least "just-vibin'-with-the-music"-Geoff, who doesn't quite seem to know how he's landed there, but is fully enjoying himself and happily participating in the song!

I love how every one of your clones seems to have their own personality of some kind... I don't know if that was intentional, but I have to say it's genius and so fun! xD This was an amazing arrangent in every way and I literally can't believe it's all full voice... wow. Thanks for again and again introducing me to awesome music!

@littlesounder1932

3y↑39

We have Jeff, Jeoff, Geoff, and Frank

@peterk7428

3y↑10

It bothers me that I can't tell what Vibe-Geoff is holding.

@rio5439

3y↑10

@@littlesounder1932 But not to forget about Geoph and Goeff, they surely helped behind the scenes! 🤣

@rio5439

3y↑4

@@peterk7428 Same, but I figured it must be the upside-down turned version of the pickaxe! There weren't enough tools for all the Geoffs...

@livvhas3447

3y↑6

Your descriptions are spot on.

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@uality

3y↑343

He hit a bass note that I don't think is even on the scale, plus able to hit higher notes. Totally great.

@OctoLemon06

3y↑3

yeah for real its amazing how many notes he can hit

@saplingdatree4111

3y↑3

@johndeeregreen4592

3y↑11

Honestly, those notes can be hit by many bass singers (I can hit every low note in this with ease). It's Geoff's vocal agility and arrangement that sets him apart from most singers. I even have a similar high range to Geoff, but his ability to access that range at-will is insane!

@sproctor1958

3y↑4

@@saplingdatree4111 And to top it off, after the low F#... he followed it with even lower notes... ones I can only achieve when I have the flu...

@dmytrotsvyntarnyi799

@@johndeeregreen4592 can you hit A4 chest?

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@KlinIrina

12w↑30

Шикарный бас! Это нечто невероятное! От его голоса мурашки совершают свой бег вдоль позвоночника, а потом начинают носиться по всему телу. Старая песня звучит по-новому. Браво, Джефф! ❤❤❤

@Nautules83

4w↑1

when he drops so damn low, it just gives me goose bumps! Really really enjoyed this one

@lanaparedes6460

3y↑384

I’ve now lost count of how many times I’ve watched this. I just can’t seem to get enough. Such tremendous talent and quite easy on the eyes. 😊

@dianapeek2036

3y↑6

I agree!

@katieburns4674

3y↑7

I couldn't count how many times I've watched it as well.
It's been quite awhile since I've found myself having one song in my head almost daily. Oh and once is not enough either.
🎼🎶🎵🎶😊

@BunEBabe

3y↑4

I'LL SECOND THAT!!!🤩

@corpuschristi.fiatmihisecu9841

3y↑4

I just leave it on repeat it is to good

@kirstenmcmillan2505

3y↑6

Cant agree enough, and the bass voice just sets your ovaries rumbling honestly!

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@redlophix5670

3y↑966

I missed Geoff, Jeff, Jiff and Jöff, I must say.

@levipabst776

3y↑78

I wonder why Jøff wasnt in this one?

@deandremonroe7763

3y↑53

@@levipabst776 Heard he's planning something big behind the scenes.

@nicholasw.3488

3y↑13

@Alexandria Hauser Geoff responded to a question I asked him by saying that Joff got eaten by a horse... he's no more.

@littlesounder1932

3y↑15

Jiff was actually supposed to be in this, he was too busy eating in the back.

@dardhadard837

3y↑3

Someone please explain {:(

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@KeithandPamBilyeu

13w↑3

Pam here….when I was 9 saw Tennessee Ernie Ford in concert singing this song…I got a kiss on the cheek from him after the show when some of us got to meet him after the show!! My mom LOVED him!

@foreneya1361

8w↑4

Я раньше не любила бас. Оказывается я просто не знала как поёт Джеф.
Это фантастика! Мёд для ушей.

@winterkol3126

🍯 люблю мед

@TheHemiechinus

Бас префундо - это большая редкость.

@annam31

3y↑220

That. Isnt a standing bass. That is a Geoff. That is both brain breaking and absolutely delightful.

@IAmCrystalPalm

3y↑20

You’re right he’s not a standing bass he’s a sitting bass

@hudsonpallett6184

Actually?

@bramVE239

3y↑6

There's definitely an upright bass in the track. this isn't 100% vocals

@AnymMusic

@@bramVE239 well yeah his own compositions aren't solely acapella (for the most part anyway)

@metusmihi8094

2y↑1.8K

As a bass singer, this was the first performance I'd ever done in front of my GCSE music class, thanks Geoff! Couldn't have done it without you! (don't worry, I credited you)

@Gr1mR3aper118

2y↑17

You do realize this is a cover?

@77_parano1a

2y↑85

@@Gr1mR3aper118 yes but this cover is especially bass

@trashsir9162

2y↑77

@@Gr1mR3aper118 he's a bass the original isn't a bass singer he used this as a reference because it better fit him as a bass singer as opposed to the original

@philippegauvin-vallee9371

2y↑14

It does sound like an amazing song to showcase a bass range.

@karelpgbr

2y↑9

Great! I hope you passed that test?

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@charliecarter3763

20w↑2

My 6 year old absolutely loves Big John. He listens to it over and over, and tries so hard to sing low. When we are in the car, the volume has to go all the way up so he can feel the music. He has since discovered your other videos. Thank you, Sir, for the joy you bring.

@lyndafayesmusic

10w

@tomgerlach4489

7w↑3

Yes. Make the bass popular again like Tennessee Ernie Ford. Awesome. You are the only bass deeper than me I've heard since my dad. Love it!

@Jourell1

3y↑1.5K

How do you confuse a miner? Show him a line of shovels and tell him to take his pick

@joanlittlefield4107

3y↑20

🤣🤣🤣

@macbrat

3y↑14

Lol good one

@daveiwhittle

3y↑12

The old uns are the best 😃

@caljones

3y↑10

Brilliant

@dustyweasel41

3y↑12

That one goes to the top of dad jokes. Thanks

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@freddiestudio7668

3y↑333

Geoff release a new video
His vocal range videos:PANIC

@JaviaMusic

3y↑10

I can’t tell how low he got but I bet his lowest chest note in them is just going 📉

@chrisk3097

Oogie boogie song

@peterk7428

I think it was at least an E if not lower.

@lenzj8968

3y↑2

@@chrisk3097 not his lowest anymore

@White2530

3y↑3

@@peterk7428 without sliding we’ve only been able to hear Geoff go to an F#1 during the twenty one pilots mashup and superstitous that they released recently in 2020, but yeah we’ve seen him doing a slide down to an E1 on 2 occasions in chest, 1 being cheerleader by OMI and villains in Aca top 10 of voiceplay, but in mr blue sky he slid to a D1, but him sliding can’t really determine his actual lowest note but officially outta their videos, F#1 is the lowest so far

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@nitukka2b

9w↑2

This man can really sing - it just sends shivers down my sole

@NorbertKasko

16w↑8

Hands down this is the best version of this song.

@dmvowell

3y↑376

I'm tone deaf, can't carry a tune in a sack but that didn't stop me from singing along, or at least I think it was singing. The neighbors may have thought I was being slaughtered with a dull shovel. You not only did it justice, you owned it.

@a.invert8679

3y↑19

Well you had fun and forgot about life’s hardships. That’s the essence of music, and I’m happy for you

@dland154

3y↑13

You have other talents. Like a great sense of humor.

@kathyborthwick6738

3y↑6

Singing is a gift but we need an audience-great comments 👵🏽👋🏾🦅☀️🦅💚

@danacarpendersketoloworno2043

2y↑5

If God gave you a good voice singing is the way to thank him. If God gave you a bad voice singing is the way to get even.

@iciclecold2991

2y↑2

You have made me laugh and smile with this comment. Thank you!

@BBQDad463

3y↑210

As a retired Coal Miner, I say, "Thank You!" and BRAVO!😎🖤🖤🖤🖤🖤🖤🖤

@pacificcoastpiper3949

3y↑12

Glad you made it back topside

@Peagaporto

3y↑1

How do you think this compares to the original?

@BBQDad463

3y↑1

@@Peagaporto I think it compares quite well. Each has its own merits. Both are outstanding.

@BBQDad463

@@TMD-2147official I thought about this for a long time. I respect the sentiment that each has his or her burden to bear. Still...
Adding up the brutally hard work, the multiple, omnipresent threats to life and limb, and the utter hopelessness that were the hallmarks of the coal miner's lot prior to the advent of the United Mine Workers of America, I would say this:
No other work compares to shoveling 16 tons of coal in a five-foot vein in an eight-hour shift.
I did it as a UMWA member, in a safe, modern mine, for good pay and benefits, and it was hard work.
No other job I ever had was near as hard.
By the way: My personal best record was 27 tons (three, nine-ton wagons) in one, eight-hour shift. I admit I had to work through lunch to do it.

@madamelara777

13w↑31

Шикарный голос! 😳😍🙏
Только за такой голос можно влюбиться! 😁

@msladybugbubbles

10w↑1

I’m in my sixties and enjoy the historical comments. It’s good to know where songs, events, art comes from. Your song gave me goosebumps. Well done Sir!

@ronniephillips3677

3y↑238

I love this 💓 Can you imagine him covering Jimmy Dean's "Big John"?!?! He would crush it ❤️❤️❤️

@kellyhamilton1738

3y↑12

Please - "Big John" would be amazing!!

@lrfdq

3y↑8

Yeeessssss!!!

@s.r.9320

3y↑6

Absolutely!!!!

@RunningFree93

3y↑5

Yes!!!

@charliefechte6941

3y↑6

Absulutly YESSSSSS !

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@thirdofherne9232

3y↑1.4K

Anyone else wanna hear Geoff singin' 'Misty Mountain' from The Hobbit?

@gavinpretorius9858

3y↑17

YES YES YES PLEASE!

@jainedeaux8034

3y↑12

Omg that would be amazing!

@jimmpi4492

3y↑4

oh hell yeah. was the first thing that came to my mind hearing this

@r4pt0rk1ng5

3y↑3

Y E S

@cynthiajacobs7913

3y↑2

Yes yes did I mention YES

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@donhendricks3190

13w↑12

Amazing voice and performance! The production quality of this video is a level of EXCELLENCE to which many aspire but few achieve. Bravo! Kudos to all the team - with love from Atlanta.

@user-ch4ry3kf2j

13w↑15

Полный восторг, спасибо!

@Clasteau

3y↑486

Easy, dude, I just got these speakers a week and a half ago.
Be gentle.

@serendipity1237

3y↑3

😂

@dorisdonnell8791

3y↑1

RIP your speakers.

@gamewizerd01

@@dorisdonnell8791 you joke but this busted my speakers apart the other day...

@Piflle

I tried to listen to this and my speakers caught fire

@GODzillaPMOR

3y↑290

That "Step aside" is straight up villainous

@sarahereach

3y↑30

Geoff is the best Disney Villain.

@RosesofWillows

2y↑18

If I heard that in my life, you bet I'd step aside.
I could be a mile away, and I'd still shuffle off. 😆

@kamilsotysik1921

2y↑13

Hearing this for the first time I simply took a step aside, that was instinct xD

@m_moritz1472

2y↑3

very

@jzk3919

2y↑2

You obviously have not heard Bobby Bare: "the Winner"...about the character.

@Dorfdrache777

2w↑1

A very special version. I love these impressing vocals. The arrangement was so awfully gorgeous, but I think, even if it's blue like how it's ment to be, it is more the kinda sunny skyblue. - Deep down in the mines, you never see sun and sky. A song like that has to have a blueish black if you wanna keep the traditional meaning for that, these high collage-choir vocals are just not grim enough. But if you wanna symbolize a miner's dream about the day's sunny blue sky that takes place in a dark coal mine, you are moving in the exact right direction. That would be a darker purple with a light blue accupunktion. Why purple? Because he's missing his girl.
I also liked the setting very much. This dark background with the wooden elements gives you a light mine flaire, which you transposed into the modern day world. And - if I'm allowed to determine that on this point - using the vintage miner's tools are such a gigachad move. All in all I can say, it's an excellent work that you've done with this brilliant arrangement. Thank u. It's a real enrichment to youtube.

@user-lp4se4tv5m

13w↑52

Обожаю его слушать! Прекрасный голос и исполнение.

@robertcoulson483

3y↑286

This song has a lot of meaning to my history. My paternal grandfather (and his father before him) were coal miners in the Bolden Collery coal mines of north east England. It was very hard and dangerous work, but paid better than the other jobs available to them at the time and place. After WWI and just discharged from the British Army, my Grandfather, his brother and several other young families members made the move to escape the Royals, who owned ALL the land and everyone on the land. You started working in the coal mines the Monday after you gradated from the eight grade. Coal miners worked twelve hour days six days a week. In the winter they only saw the sun on Sunday. You had to rent a simple two room brick flat from the company and the only stores you could shop at within walking distance were the company stores. The Royals were "generous" enough to pay the Lads one Penny per ton for the coal they dough out by hand from 38 inch high coal seams deep under ground, sometimes going out hundreds of feet under the North Sea. They would have moved to America sooner, but before WWI without having traveled outside of England, they would not have believed that you could stand up to mine coal and make enough money to own your own home. Yes, this song resonates in my bones. I am glad to see you are giving new life to this song.

@herrklaus6888

3y↑3

Coulson, weird that it sounds like coal!

@annkahler3517

3y↑6

I had learned about a lot of that but I did not know the penny a ton or the Monday after 8th grade graduation! Thank you!

@anjafink8996

3y↑6

Now I know why Sunday is called sun-day. Thank you.

@user-sl3xp5pq2y

3y↑3

Thank you!!!!!

@redlophix5670

3y↑4

Wow. What a story.

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@izzynana37

3y↑558

You know its going to be good when Geoff labels it "LOW bass singer cover" and not just "Bass singer cover" Im so hyped for this!

Edit: just watched the premiere... and my word, its so GOOD! That ending note was in chest voice!! Geoff you did absolutley amazing on this song

@redlophix5670

3y↑17

Oh my god I am too. I didn't recognize that, thank you for pointing out!!

@_generation_youth_x28

3y↑9

I was literally coming into the comments to say that😂

@littlesounder1932

3y↑8

It was absolutely insane, he was incredible!

@GeoffCastellucci

3y↑117

Thanks!

@christinadowdican3268

3y↑3

I have had goosebumps all over & shivers down my spine since i got to hear this the first time & everytime after😊❤️🤣 this is SO so Good!! Now a permanent fixture on my playlist. Amazing!!

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@kathymcfarland5516

17w↑10

When the Tennessee Ernie Ford song came out, I remember asking my mother over and over again to turn up the volume on the car radio. She eventually bought the 45 rpm record for me. I was three years old. It is STILL a favorite of mine! There is something about that minor key that just runs through my blood. My mother said I must be part gypsy!

@nvrumi

17w

I remember listening to TEF sing this and the words came right to mind! What a great memory!

@lyndafayesmusic

10w

@kathymcfarland5516

10w

@@lyndafayesmusic No, it wasn't just the voice. It was the minor key of the melody. That minor key has called me over the decades. Not just this song, but others, too. I have no background in music, but my mother did, and she pointed this out over and over again during my childhood. Different songs. No other recording of TEF ever caught my attention like Sixteen Tons did, so it wasn't the voice. STILL like his recording best, since that was the first one I can remember hearing.

@leighanneboles4386

8w↑2

This man's range is phenomenal

@susancuzzort6779

3y↑267

I love how clear his words are while singing so low. It’s also great to see his range.

@ootob

3y↑141

He honors the original message of the song while using it to showcase his vocal range, a true masterpiece, now excuse me while I try and hit those low notes for the next 2 months

@jer1014t2th

3y↑2

Ditto lol
I mean I can kinda hit those notes in a throat growl, but getting a similar volume, rapid transition, and smoothness - that's a whole different story.