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At first I thought, "Well mostly a capella with a bit of harmonica thrown in." Then I realized that there was NO flippin' harmonica!! I am absolutely floored by the talent displayed here. Well done guys. Thanks for sharing with us.

The harmonica play might be the most impressive a capella thing I have ever heard. How is nobody talking about this?

I sang bass in choir. I was pretty good, but holy crap is Tim Foust great. It's like he swallowed a sub woofer.

As a black man raised in Wisconsin by two parents, mom born in Montgomery, AL (1936) and dad in Harrell, AK (1932), that raised all of us as if we were living in the deep south. That along with all the uncles and aunts, our location might have been in the Midwest, but the upbringing was 'Deep South' in technique, lesson, and method. I relate to this song, because when I was stationed in SW GA, I felt RIGHT AT HOME! The country dudes and fellow Marines I met, bonded with, went hunting with, hanged (no pun intended) with were like my brothers and to this day we are still brothers. Me now being back in Wisconsin after retiring from the USMC, I miss hanging out with them, and I miss the south. These cats 'Sanging' this song remind me of those dudes I was friends with, we took care of our families with, hunted with, drank with, told our stories with, etc.

Don't mind me, I'm just trying to figure out which is cooler: singing deeper than the Mariana Trench, or playing a stinkin' harmonica WITHOUT a harmonica 😂 Edit, because that's what we do: Thanks for all the likes!! 👌