Luv this song but waaaaaaaaaaaaaaay too much showing off from these guys, why you gotta go spoil something which is so perfect as the way it should be done? Don't wanna form an opinion on the group from this track alone but Crossroads have got it down. That's barbershop. This....not so much
Well here comes some education. Acappella is composed of members of the church of Christ. And Jerden was the pronunciation by the simple black people who sang the song when they assembled, it is related to the southern speech as well as to the black uneducated speech of the time. It is is still seen in places of the south.
@rmisztal666 u jus seeing this?? lol This is kinda old lol BUT YES GOOD BASS! His voice blends better with this group than with Exapella. Maybe it's cuz they had more practice.
It's pronounced "Jerden" often in the deep south. The football stadium at Auburn University (2010 National Champions) is Jordan-Hare Stadium and it is pronounced like these folks are singing it.
@terfone16@stringX90 any sound is a note, whether or not it's pleasing to the ear does not change that. I'm not saying it sounded good, just that the vast majority of people can't make a sound that low, and the fact that he can is impressive
@terfone16@stringX90 any sound is a note, whether or not it's pleasing to the ear does not change that. I'm not saying it sounded good, just that the vast majority of people can't make a sound that low, and the fact that he can is impressive
@terfone16@stringX90 any sound is a note, whether or not it's pleasing to the ear does not change that. I'm not saying it sounded good, just that the vast majority of people can't make a sound that low, and the fact that he can is impressive
@terfone16 @stringX90 any sound is a note, whether or not it's pleasing to the ear does not change that. I'm not saying it sounded good, just that the vast majority of people can't make a sound that low, and the fact that he can is impressive
one more to ozzirt: I'm from the deep south so...as was already pointed out here, it's a negro spiritual, and the black community usta say Jordan as Jerdan. Don't know if they still do, but...lots of southern cities have a Jordan Street and the older people, black AND white, pronounced it Jerden.
@cleckell Listen fukwit I don't care what "usta" be done. I can't help ignorance, even the oldest Black alive would have had time to learn how to pronounce a word.
@nawesome That is clearly nothing more than a grovel. Which is indeed a guttural sound. There's a difference between a pure resonated low note and a belch. That was ridiculously stupid. The bass trying to show off like that ruined an amazing arrangement.
@terfone16@stringX90 any sound is a note, whether or not it's pleasing to the ear does not change that. I'm not saying it sounded good, just that the vast majority of people can't make a sound that low, and the fact that he can is impressive
Well, it's not Isaac Freeman is it. He doesn't need the mic pressed against his mouth to compensate for lack of tone or projection - or a low mid boost on the eq - - I don't mind this guy trying but I really hope it doesn't detract from people hearing the real deal. Have a look at Fairfield Four's version.
@ozzirt the people that sang it originally would have pronounced it "jerdan", so that's probably why they sang it that way. other people who sing this also pronounce it "jerdan."
@ozzirt Yeah, I pronounce Jordan "Jordan" too. But if you want a credible reference, try looking up the article "The Gospel Truth About the Negro Spiritual" and go to page 6, where it talks about the slave dialect and mentions the whole "Jerdan" thing. Also, you can check out other performances of this song, most performers pronounce it "Jerdan."
@gaskell9 That in no way affects the pronunciation of the word, If my child says B'sgetti for Spaghetti, that does not mean that all children must do it.
It's time these guys got their act together and realised how it detracts from their performance. People are just waiting for that next stupid pronunciation instead of listening to their singing.
It's like waiting on a concert pianist who always hits a wrong note at the same place in a piece. Painful,....
@ozzirt Hey, it's how the song was originally written, thus they are respecting the writer's work and keeping it like it was originally intended. And, "learnt?" Hmm. I guess it DOES appear that people haven't learned how to speak English in the past 100 years.
@Oesch47 Why are you so damned determined to prove what a clown you are. Not only do you not know written and spoken English, you are to damned stupid to Google the word and check before making an absolute goose of yourself.
LEARNT - past participle, past tense of learn (Verb)
1. Gained or acquired knowledge of or skill in (something) by study, experience, or having being taught.
@ozzirt Sorry to prolong this already tedious discussion, but for Americans the Oxford English Dictionary is not the greatest source on the planet, unless you are British. Study the Wikipedia article on it and find the criticism section. Why must you spew out venom all over Youtube? I guess it's true that the use of profanity (seen in your other comments) is only the sign of low intelligence trying to express itself forcefully. Yes, I know Wikipedia is not the source to end all sources, either.
@cleckell You damned idiot. The Oxford English Dictionary is regarded as the absolute final arbiter in things regarding the English language, yet you in your great wisdom, quote from Wikipedia. ???
Your logic is badly flawed, your argument is non existent.
The people singing are not slaves, they are people who have had the benefit of at least some education. They should use that education, My next door neighbour's kid says B'sgetti for Spaghetti, I don't have to ape him.
@Wrayster91 Sorry fukwit, but no!, you are wrong Jordan has always been pronounced Jordan. It's pronounced as Jordan in virtually every English speaking country in the world.
So you are an idiot who mimics the uneducated, don't whine to me, just grow up and face a few facts for once.
@apapization Oh Bullsh!t! .... Read the title of the video Clip.
Also, if youGoogle "Roll Jerdan", and it actually corrects your search to "Roll Jordan" There is no mention of it being Jerdan.
[Quote] ACAPPELLA ROLL JORDAN ROLL LYRICS
Roll, roll Jordan, roll / I want to go to heaven when I die ... Oh you can see it roll, better roll, better roll (roll Jordan, roll Jordan) ...[/quote]
@ozzirt It's a "southern gospel" song, so they pronounce it differently. The song is actually roll JordOn roll. (I capitalized the different letter) but ya that's why they pronounce it differently. :)
They pronounce it differently because they know no better. It is not a problem of pronunciation, but a problem of "affectation", in stupidly imitating those who know no better.
What an awesome bass!!!! They are ALL great, but that bass is really special. Anyone notice that when he talks, his voice doesn't sound bass or particularly deep at all?
To me it sounds fried, it probably is, who knows. I've seen tons of people on youtube thinking fried notes are the real deal. Maybe I've got it all wrong, but all I can do is listen to the note and say what it sounds like.
The B0 here sounds _very_ fried, just like PDK's Eb1 in 'Lay it down', or Sumners C1 in 'Walk that lonesome road'.
But then Casey Moo's C1 sounds quite fryish as well, and he swears it's not... I dunno dude, it's a big mess.
@shandomrhit Indeed it sounds like vocal fry, and it's a bit of a "lazy" way to reach the low notes if you're bass (I'm a baryton singer). I can hit C below clef, but only when I'm in the fry register. But hey, if it sounds good and fits the situation then I see no harm in a little switch to fry to spice it up. Thumbs up to Gary! :)
again, not to belittle acappella because i grew up listenin to them...and gary evans is talented as well...just passing on some bass singer insight :) God bless.
as much as i appreciate Evans' vocal timbre/stylings among a sea of basses who either dont REALLY have the lows...or have them and are boring...
gary does fry the notes (if u dont know what vocal fry is, look it up)--it seems--below the low C. he can probably hit B1, and i think i've heard it before, without fry...but he does fry that and below in this video most-if not everytime...
Good stuff. My screen name means nothing to you guys. You are anything but the normal doosh's on here. The bass man, damn that is low. Are you sure you didn't fix this with some creative editing? LOL :) Great job!
I was thinking "We'll I can sing all of those bass notes" and was singing along just fine. When he did the super low dip at 3:35, no way I can do that, or the last note. I'm a low bass, with the C below bass clef being my lowest on an average day. Those "double basses" as some have called them, blow my mind though.
that bass is amazing but that last real low note he had some serious vocal fry going on there it was just too low but I sing bass and I can't go anywhere near that low (I'm in the "normal" range) but anyway great song & great group!
The bass is amazing. But not for the low notes. His intonation is excellent and his voice unusually agile. Below the low B his timbre is not so good and the sound reinforcement has to fix up things. Anyway he has really a wonderful voice in the standard bass range. He's very talented. The low low notes are a joke, I think, they are of no use to the harmony, as they need to be octaved, as any composer knows. But I see these low frequencies catch the audience, so they are part of the show :-)
@asoberaddict actually, all the notes below the low c ( second octave of the piano) are hard to hear because of the thickness of the throat, the mic assigned to the bass singer needs some measurements in order for the notes to be heard better, ask any musician, a bass using a normal mic, will just make the speakers make a annoying sound due to the amount of hertz transmitted.
Even if the bass is boosted, he still has to have somewhat of a bass voice to sounds like that. No matter how much you turn up the bass, a tenor can never sound like that :P
No tricks. I sang with Gary for 2 years and he is a beast. Sure the mic makes him louder, and the EQ is set to compliment the low frequencies in his voice.
u know u really got a point there...u know quite a few bass singers look like that...including myself lots of people tell me that i don't look like the bass singer that I'm of the "tenor" image lol but amazing really great stuff!
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MJKate.....I have thirty five years as a music minister and spreader of the gospel. For you to say these guys are in your own words "terrible" is not only ignorant...but flat out wrong. Why don't you try out for this group?? I promise you "terrible" voices don't make it. I listened to crossroads and they too are an excellent group with an amazingly clean sound. But Acapella can BLOW them away. This recording isn't a very good representation of them. Believe me.
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This is terrible. there voices are terrible, the bass is absolutely sticking the mic in his mouth. These guys are trying to show off. listen to crossroads do this song
The singing is about the message not who can sing better than who. God is number one and they are trying to point you to the truth. God Bless you all and may you truly know Him through Jesus Christ our Lord and Savior and May the Holy Spirit give you comfort.
very good
congratulation guys
gedifera1 2 days ago
BASS!
bwyse30 1 month ago
that is what you call bass! amazing!
bless you all brothers! :-)
pongkwang 1 month ago
what is this group's name
snakeman141 1 month ago
awsome
snakeman141 2 months ago
im 15 and i can do this but i cant sing worth a hoot
snakeman141 2 months ago
He sound so damn scary with that bass
xEnvyNekaBxtchx 3 months ago
Luv this song but waaaaaaaaaaaaaaay too much showing off from these guys, why you gotta go spoil something which is so perfect as the way it should be done? Don't wanna form an opinion on the group from this track alone but Crossroads have got it down. That's barbershop. This....not so much
dudonne 3 months ago
@dudonne
This isnt quite supposed to be barbershop. Its supposed to be more of a Spiritual feel.
justie1220 2 months ago
NICE QUARTET OF THE SEVENTH-DAY ADVENTIST CHURCH... !!!
ClubHidekel 4 months ago
These guys are good (Jerden or Jordan), it doesn't matter, we want to go to heaven when we die.
emp2255 5 months ago
It´s a great bass or is a bariton? Wonderfull voice
gebelineliza 5 months ago
@gebelineliza Bass :) Baritone is one level higher than the bass Gary Evens the one singing wayyyy down low is the bass :D
MrKyledude18 1 month ago
uwezo86 what group do you have? I left a group a long time back and I miss singing acapella.
smallvilleandho 5 months ago
When i get to heaven, i'm going to ask Christ if i could sing bass.... Bless you guys...
davydeeluv 5 months ago
i'm a bass and i honestly can't go that low
jevdawg 6 months ago in playlist Acappella
I'm looking for a bass singer for my group ..anyone?
uwezo86 6 months ago
Awesome. Bless you guys. Outstanding performance.
flavakirl 6 months ago
Well here comes some education. Acappella is composed of members of the church of Christ. And Jerden was the pronunciation by the simple black people who sang the song when they assembled, it is related to the southern speech as well as to the black uneducated speech of the time. It is is still seen in places of the south.
stanleybadams 6 months ago
@stanleybadams my name is jordan and it erks me when an older man or woman calls me jerdan
WLgrad05 5 months ago
Nice Quartet of the Seventh-Day Adventist Church... !!!
ClubHidekel 6 months ago
Não me canso de ouvie essa música ela e muito maneira sem contar o baixo!!!rs muito show
jhonata482 7 months ago
I love group Acapella!!!! very good!!!
sandrabibi1204 7 months ago
esse BaixOOOooo Ñ é normal naum vei!!!
pis2011 7 months ago
i love this video of gary evans singing roll jordan i miss seen gary evans with the acappella group.
sdiiro1 7 months ago in playlist ERNIE HAASE AND SIGNATURE SOUND QUARTET 2011
One of the great line ups of this group... The only problem is that this line up just released one album that simply lost a lot of their essence =S
GunBoundKiller 7 months ago
sou brasileiro mas esse é meu grupo vocal favorito!
Neves1053 8 months ago
what's the name of the guy who sing bass?anyone?
halsuita 8 months ago in playlist Faith First, Heritage Singers, Acappella
@halsuita This bass singer is Gary Evans Jr. He's not singing with Acappella anymore... their bass singer now is Wes McKinzie
GunBoundKiller 7 months ago
dang...deadliest bass!! :o
MistrChristmas 8 months ago
esta el concierto completo?
jonyr99 9 months ago
O cool im bery bery bery good exelent
luzaku 9 months ago
Thanks for such wonderful singing. May God bless each one of you.
jyju66 9 months ago
OUTSTANDING JOB GUYS.... BUT THE FAIRFIELD 4 IS STILL THE BEST!! GOD BLESS YOU ALL..
tcslawder 9 months ago 3
Good bas, finally, something new and inspired
rmisztal666 10 months ago 9
@rmisztal666 u jus seeing this?? lol This is kinda old lol BUT YES GOOD BASS! His voice blends better with this group than with Exapella. Maybe it's cuz they had more practice.
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brother u wernt there u ought of been there
AVBComeBack 10 months ago
bother u wernt there u ought of been there
AVBComeBack 10 months ago
I like how homeboy Gary almost blew my speakers @:58
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landoblu 11 months ago
Rooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooll
poderosamenteyo 11 months ago
what a bass & a melodious backup.Love it coz it almost shuttered my windows &water glasses
Gainmore1 11 months ago
Who is the guy standing beside the lowest bass voice?
alabamagrl445 11 months ago
@alabamagrl445 Gary Evans
mnsanabu 11 months ago
That is some base @ :58 sec!
kelbrew75 1 year ago
WHAT is the name of this Quartet?
bsocialis 1 year ago
@bsocialis The name is Acappella
kelbrew75 1 year ago
It's pronounced "Jerden" often in the deep south. The football stadium at Auburn University (2010 National Champions) is Jordan-Hare Stadium and it is pronounced like these folks are singing it.
auburnchurchofchrist 1 year ago
Course the bas singer is awesome...where are these boys now???
KiwiTrucker1 1 year ago
really we have alot goingon in the world and we arge over JORDN or JERDAN you say JORDAN I SAY JERDAN GROW UP YALL
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@terfone16 @stringX90 any sound is a note, whether or not it's pleasing to the ear does not change that. I'm not saying it sounded good, just that the vast majority of people can't make a sound that low, and the fact that he can is impressive
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@terfone16 @stringX90 any sound is a note, whether or not it's pleasing to the ear does not change that. I'm not saying it sounded good, just that the vast majority of people can't make a sound that low, and the fact that he can is impressive
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@terfone16 @stringX90 any sound is a note, whether or not it's pleasing to the ear does not change that. I'm not saying it sounded good, just that the vast majority of people can't make a sound that low, and the fact that he can is impressive
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@terfone16 @stringX90 any sound is a note, whether or not it's pleasing to the ear does not change that. I'm not saying it sounded good, just that the vast majority of people can't make a sound that low, and the fact that he can is impressive
nawesome 1 year ago
one more to ozzirt: I'm from the deep south so...as was already pointed out here, it's a negro spiritual, and the black community usta say Jordan as Jerdan. Don't know if they still do, but...lots of southern cities have a Jordan Street and the older people, black AND white, pronounced it Jerden.
cleckell 1 year ago
@cleckell Listen fukwit I don't care what "usta" be done. I can't help ignorance, even the oldest Black alive would have had time to learn how to pronounce a word.
ozzirt 1 year ago
@nawesome That is clearly nothing more than a grovel. Which is indeed a guttural sound. There's a difference between a pure resonated low note and a belch. That was ridiculously stupid. The bass trying to show off like that ruined an amazing arrangement.
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@terfone16 @stringX90 any sound is a note, whether or not it's pleasing to the ear does not change that. I'm not saying it sounded good, just that the vast majority of people can't make a sound that low, and the fact that he can is impressive
nawesome 1 year ago
The bass... uh... he tries to show off but it just sounds like groveling...
stringX90 1 year ago
@stringX90 He's recorded the second lowest note ever sung by a human being
nawesome 1 year ago
@nawesome It's not a note :/ It's guttural sounds.
stringX90 1 year ago
who is this neways?
greatpunisher 1 year ago
@greatpunisher the group is called acappella
nawesome 1 year ago
dank bass
musicmister20102010 1 year ago
jordan will always roll gud work
Bronze841 1 year ago
the deadliest base!
jaaahblastinq 1 year ago
@jaaahblastinq bass, but its chill
musicmister20102010 1 year ago
Well, it's not Isaac Freeman is it. He doesn't need the mic pressed against his mouth to compensate for lack of tone or projection - or a low mid boost on the eq - - I don't mind this guy trying but I really hope it doesn't detract from people hearing the real deal. Have a look at Fairfield Four's version.
logosthedestroyer 1 year ago
el bajo mas bacano que he escuchado....
theeze77 1 year ago
Anyone knows where can I find more vids about this specific concert????
emv1031 1 year ago
The Bass at the time was Gary Evans.
wbgorn 1 year ago
WOW THESE GUYZ ARE COMMING TO JAMAICA SOON, CHECK OUT MA VID SINGING AN ACAPELLA JOINT ITS A MUST SEE
keivanni123 1 year ago
The bass is Deeeeep
Sonny170695 1 year ago
what is the bass name?
NotMeLilAme 1 year ago
@NotMeLilAme Gary Evans???
ThePoorCharles 1 year ago
@NotMeLilAme Gary Evans
SL04 1 year ago
That is truely an awesome bass singer
ericbritchie 1 year ago
Where are they now?
kissezzznhugzzz 1 year ago
Jerden??? I thought that it was JORDAN......
ozzirt 1 year ago 13
@ozzirt southern pronounciation
Yeshua4Pearl 1 year ago
@ozzirt the people that sang it originally would have pronounced it "jerdan", so that's probably why they sang it that way. other people who sing this also pronounce it "jerdan."
gaskell9 1 year ago
@gaskell9 Can you give me a credible reference for that. I think you are making it up as you go along.
As long as i have spoken English Jordan has aklways been pronounced as just that Jordan, NOT Jerdan.
They can say it properly if they care to try, as you will hear at 1:58.
ozzirt 1 year ago
@ozzirt Yeah, I pronounce Jordan "Jordan" too. But if you want a credible reference, try looking up the article "The Gospel Truth About the Negro Spiritual" and go to page 6, where it talks about the slave dialect and mentions the whole "Jerdan" thing. Also, you can check out other performances of this song, most performers pronounce it "Jerdan."
gaskell9 1 year ago
@gaskell9 That in no way affects the pronunciation of the word, If my child says B'sgetti for Spaghetti, that does not mean that all children must do it.
It's time these guys got their act together and realised how it detracts from their performance. People are just waiting for that next stupid pronunciation instead of listening to their singing.
It's like waiting on a concert pianist who always hits a wrong note at the same place in a piece. Painful,....
ozzirt 1 year ago
@ozzirt hey the song is a negro spiritual. thats how they pronounced it when it was originally written.
Oesch47 1 year ago
@Oesch47 And it appears they haven't learnt to speak English in the last 100 or so years.
I always wondered why these brain dead (c)rappers always talked like they had just came off the ol' plantation.
ozzirt 1 year ago
@ozzirt Hey, it's how the song was originally written, thus they are respecting the writer's work and keeping it like it was originally intended. And, "learnt?" Hmm. I guess it DOES appear that people haven't learned how to speak English in the past 100 years.
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ozzirt 1 year ago
@Oesch47 Why are you so damned determined to prove what a clown you are. Not only do you not know written and spoken English, you are to damned stupid to Google the word and check before making an absolute goose of yourself.
LEARNT - past participle, past tense of learn (Verb)
1. Gained or acquired knowledge of or skill in (something) by study, experience, or having being taught.
2. Committed to memory,... & etc.
Source: Oxford English Dictionary
ozzirt 1 year ago
@ozzirt Sorry to prolong this already tedious discussion, but for Americans the Oxford English Dictionary is not the greatest source on the planet, unless you are British. Study the Wikipedia article on it and find the criticism section. Why must you spew out venom all over Youtube? I guess it's true that the use of profanity (seen in your other comments) is only the sign of low intelligence trying to express itself forcefully. Yes, I know Wikipedia is not the source to end all sources, either.
cleckell 1 year ago
@cleckell You damned idiot. The Oxford English Dictionary is regarded as the absolute final arbiter in things regarding the English language, yet you in your great wisdom, quote from Wikipedia. ???
Your logic is badly flawed, your argument is non existent.
ozzirt 1 year ago
@ozzirt its an old negro spiritual. the slaves that made up the song pronounced it Jerdan.
WLgrad05 1 year ago
The people singing are not slaves, they are people who have had the benefit of at least some education. They should use that education, My next door neighbour's kid says B'sgetti for Spaghetti, I don't have to ape him.
ozzirt 1 year ago
@ozzirt ok. they are singing it the way is was written. when you become a singer you can sing it however you want.
WLgrad05 1 year ago
@WLgrad05 It was written,.... wait for it you clot,............ JORDAN.
Read TF Title.
Fcukin' arty craftys, you are all fuckin' experts, what a pity you can't read. Read the facts and leave your vivid imagination where it belongs.
ozzirt 1 year ago
@ozzirt its always been pronounced and performed as jerdan. shut the fuck up
Wrayster91 1 year ago
@Wrayster91 Sorry fukwit, but no!, you are wrong Jordan has always been pronounced Jordan. It's pronounced as Jordan in virtually every English speaking country in the world.
So you are an idiot who mimics the uneducated, don't whine to me, just grow up and face a few facts for once.
ozzirt 1 year ago
@Wrayster91 thats real good Christian language right there.
MrKyledude18 1 year ago
@WLgrad05 If you notice the name of the clip, it is, Roll JORDAN,...
ozzirt 1 year ago
@ozzirt It's traditionally sung like that...strange, I know. Look up some more versions, you'll see what I mean.
Thelookoutslookout 11 months ago
@ozzirt In the actual song it is written as Jerdan. Its a cultural thing! :)
apapization 7 months ago
@apapization Oh Bullsh!t! .... Read the title of the video Clip.
Also, if youGoogle "Roll Jerdan", and it actually corrects your search to "Roll Jordan" There is no mention of it being Jerdan.
[Quote] ACAPPELLA ROLL JORDAN ROLL LYRICS
Roll, roll Jordan, roll / I want to go to heaven when I die ... Oh you can see it roll, better roll, better roll (roll Jordan, roll Jordan) ...[/quote]
ozzirt 7 months ago
@ozzirt It's a "southern gospel" song, so they pronounce it differently. The song is actually roll JordOn roll. (I capitalized the different letter) but ya that's why they pronounce it differently. :)
JustinMacCrew 6 months ago
They pronounce it differently because they know no better. It is not a problem of pronunciation, but a problem of "affectation", in stupidly imitating those who know no better.
ozzirt 6 months ago
@ozzirt African-American original lyrics. Also perhaps more singable. Title pages usually say Roll Jordan Roll and then actual lyrics are Jerdan.
markbbriggs 6 months ago
@markbbriggs Can you supply a source for that?
watch?v=Uw4ROgz9icU Because here is a group who do not agree.
ozzirt 6 months ago
POWERFULL!! I love that bass
ale123773 1 year ago
guy wit da last roll was nice lol...
253KINGS 1 year ago
great!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
1kourageous 1 year ago
What an awesome bass!!!! They are ALL great, but that bass is really special. Anyone notice that when he talks, his voice doesn't sound bass or particularly deep at all?
chewpiglet 1 year ago
nossa q harmonia....e q som grave e cada oitvada parabens
MegaIasd 1 year ago
i love these guys.
gogophiri 1 year ago
SAY WHAT HOW DID HE DO THAT ITS AMAZING WHO IS THIS BASS
AVBComeBack 1 year ago
@AVBComeBack Gary Evans
thomy753 1 year ago
Nego estorou meu phone =x
skyrobinho 1 year ago
I know I'm only a baritone now but one day I SHALL sing like that
rhuletheworld 1 year ago
@Megalownote
To me it sounds fried, it probably is, who knows. I've seen tons of people on youtube thinking fried notes are the real deal. Maybe I've got it all wrong, but all I can do is listen to the note and say what it sounds like.
The B0 here sounds _very_ fried, just like PDK's Eb1 in 'Lay it down', or Sumners C1 in 'Walk that lonesome road'.
But then Casey Moo's C1 sounds quite fryish as well, and he swears it's not... I dunno dude, it's a big mess.
Jouwl 1 year ago
hahahaa LMAO at that Deep ROOOLLL!!
KingSkulkZ 1 year ago
@shandomrhit Indeed it sounds like vocal fry, and it's a bit of a "lazy" way to reach the low notes if you're bass (I'm a baryton singer). I can hit C below clef, but only when I'm in the fry register. But hey, if it sounds good and fits the situation then I see no harm in a little switch to fry to spice it up. Thumbs up to Gary! :)
TashedAlonsus 1 year ago
again, not to belittle acappella because i grew up listenin to them...and gary evans is talented as well...just passing on some bass singer insight :) God bless.
shandomrhit 1 year ago
as much as i appreciate Evans' vocal timbre/stylings among a sea of basses who either dont REALLY have the lows...or have them and are boring...
gary does fry the notes (if u dont know what vocal fry is, look it up)--it seems--below the low C. he can probably hit B1, and i think i've heard it before, without fry...but he does fry that and below in this video most-if not everytime...
shandomrhit 1 year ago
esse cara tem prega vocal de boi!! foi trocada em laboratório!!!
imagina esse cara acordando pela manha!!!!
bozo220 1 year ago
Very...very...
biohoffmann 1 year ago
Awesome video,,,bass was awesome and i could hit that low note that Evans hit
chulomark37 1 year ago
@chulomark37
Heh, yeah, right.
Proof or didn't happen.
Jouwl 1 year ago
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14Chiquilla 1 year ago
@Jouwl
14Chiquilla 1 year ago
@chulomark37 ...and I can pull diamonds out of my ears
iburnedthedinner 1 year ago
@iburnedthedinner What a fascinating talent. Can you do anything else?
kelbym07 1 year ago
@kelbym07 My arse has recently run out of sapphires, so no, I can't.
iburnedthedinner 1 year ago
@iburnedthedinner Aww damn.
kelbym07 1 year ago
@kelbym07 Sorry dude :-(
iburnedthedinner 1 year ago
Good stuff. My screen name means nothing to you guys. You are anything but the normal doosh's on here. The bass man, damn that is low. Are you sure you didn't fix this with some creative editing? LOL :) Great job!
MrYouradoosh 1 year ago
looking to start an acappella group in the houston area. If anyone is interested call me at 281-748-8732 ask for kevin....thanks guys
hbuckner70 1 year ago
@hbuckner70 would have been glad to join but im in South Carolina
jaymaxfizzle 1 year ago
I was thinking "We'll I can sing all of those bass notes" and was singing along just fine. When he did the super low dip at 3:35, no way I can do that, or the last note. I'm a low bass, with the C below bass clef being my lowest on an average day. Those "double basses" as some have called them, blow my mind though.
SirSci 1 year ago
eita, tremeu tudo aki, ta louco
MrDavidSilva10 1 year ago
Muito Bommm
alcafarma 1 year ago
FENOMENAL, MUITO BOM MESMO!!!
ericmusictecl 1 year ago
that bass is amazing but that last real low note he had some serious vocal fry going on there it was just too low but I sing bass and I can't go anywhere near that low (I'm in the "normal" range) but anyway great song & great group!
MrKyledude18 1 year ago
@MrKyledude18
Yeah he overdoes it several times, he should stick to his tessitura like all good singers do.
Jouwl 1 year ago
I just love the way the guys hammed it up on this awesome song!
Jim200036 1 year ago
The bass hits a note at 1:03 that not many can. He tries to get too low later in the song.
choosdad 1 year ago
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keivanni123 1 year ago
Show o grave dele
Fgf141 2 years ago
Maravilhaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa!!
minigirdo 2 years ago
The bass is amazing. But not for the low notes. His intonation is excellent and his voice unusually agile. Below the low B his timbre is not so good and the sound reinforcement has to fix up things. Anyway he has really a wonderful voice in the standard bass range. He's very talented. The low low notes are a joke, I think, they are of no use to the harmony, as they need to be octaved, as any composer knows. But I see these low frequencies catch the audience, so they are part of the show :-)
mebbio 2 years ago
we all know how smart you are now! good boy.
darinstambaugh 2 years ago
To "xAdam95." No, it is not the mic. Listen to some of the great bass singers of Southern Gospel Music. Example: J. D. Sumner.
asoberaddict 2 years ago 6
@asoberaddict actually, all the notes below the low c ( second octave of the piano) are hard to hear because of the thickness of the throat, the mic assigned to the bass singer needs some measurements in order for the notes to be heard better, ask any musician, a bass using a normal mic, will just make the speakers make a annoying sound due to the amount of hertz transmitted.
chipojo2008 1 year ago
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It's the mic and sound system making him sound like that..don't be fooled
xAdam05x 2 years ago
Even if the bass is boosted, he still has to have somewhat of a bass voice to sounds like that. No matter how much you turn up the bass, a tenor can never sound like that :P
tOFFjEPP 2 years ago
No tricks. I sang with Gary for 2 years and he is a beast. Sure the mic makes him louder, and the EQ is set to compliment the low frequencies in his voice.
performancetoad 2 years ago
mate there are people that can do that without any technology... tah dah
aukmandude 1 year ago
muy bueno!!
TheJCPeru 2 years ago
What's the group called, and where are they from?
archiefan997 2 years ago
@archiefan997 they are called "acappella"
TapOutSnap 2 years ago
ecxelente!1!
wendersonreisvieira 2 years ago
Acappella
poof3013 2 years ago
gary evans jr.. does not look as if hed have that sound coming out of him.
dbikeguy 2 years ago
u know u really got a point there...u know quite a few bass singers look like that...including myself lots of people tell me that i don't look like the bass singer that I'm of the "tenor" image lol but amazing really great stuff!
panzerson2 2 years ago
its amazing
i wonder how he sounds without the mic though.
dbikeguy 2 years ago
Insane!! the bass (Gary Evans jr) is the best I have heard beside Brother Britt of Acappella also.
God bless acappella
billyjoel61 2 years ago
holy bass!!! :)
dynafuzz 2 years ago
esse gary evans alem de tudo é lindo
hehe
brasiliensezinha 2 years ago
FANTASTIC!!!!!!!!!!!
diogo180794 2 years ago
When I heard the Skinny White Guy sing that low note, I was shocked that it wasn't the Black guys singing the low stuff.
Zapdos12345 2 years ago
Swing Low Sweet Chariot has some beautiful bass/baritone.
poof3013 2 years ago
That's the bassiest of all bass I have ever heard!
donsamji 2 years ago
FANTASTIC!!!! i love the lowest voice O_o
nontrovounusername 2 years ago
oomg what a powerful bass! never heard anything like it you guys are awesome!
hessu789 2 years ago 3
i'd never hear a powerful bass like this!
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JesusonIyYou 2 years ago
What do you mean they're terrible?? They're JUST AWESOME!!!!!Please, if you can't appreciate good music, go for reggaeton or something
rodofriend 2 years ago
Try Acapella singing "Criminal on the Cross" if you want a good sound from them.
sundaypunchr 2 years ago
MJKate.....I have thirty five years as a music minister and spreader of the gospel. For you to say these guys are in your own words "terrible" is not only ignorant...but flat out wrong. Why don't you try out for this group?? I promise you "terrible" voices don't make it. I listened to crossroads and they too are an excellent group with an amazingly clean sound. But Acapella can BLOW them away. This recording isn't a very good representation of them. Believe me.
sundaypunchr 2 years ago
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This is terrible. there voices are terrible, the bass is absolutely sticking the mic in his mouth. These guys are trying to show off. listen to crossroads do this song
MJkate 2 years ago
The singing is about the message not who can sing better than who. God is number one and they are trying to point you to the truth. God Bless you all and may you truly know Him through Jesus Christ our Lord and Savior and May the Holy Spirit give you comfort.
TheJamster79 2 years ago