2012-1019 Great coaches singing together!

It's funny; Brandon looked so much taller in all the Crossroads videos... Then I realized Jim Henry was one of "the four short guys". :)

Wow, this was cool. Stuart certainly held his own! Good job!

So awesome to hear Eric on a post, a truly an amazing singer.

Way too much fun! The bass did a great job and of course the three champs were on point as always. I loved the song selection.

I want to do this stuff.

Anybody know what the first song is?

"Jeanie, with the light brown hair" . The entire intro was written for the barbershop version - all the way up to "the love I loved in vain." The original composition began with "I dream of Jeanie.". In 1850, Stephen Foster married Jane Denny McDowell, whose nickname was "Jennie." The marriage was short-lived, however, as the pair suffered numerous conflicts and ultimately separated in 1853. Perhaps in an attempt to win back his wife, Foster composed "Jeanie With the Light Brown Hair" in 1854.

Edmund, if you really like what you hear and are serious about this comment, go to the Barbershop Harmony Society's web page (just do a Google search for the above phrase) and find a group near you; they'd be happy to satisfy your singing urges! :)

Anyone know what arrangement of Jeanie they are using?

Okay ... so that didn't suck ... and I especially liked the collective "awwww" from the crowd after Mam'selle, which is the universal reaction to that song when it is sung well ... thanks for posting!

Maravilhoso, simples e maravilhoso

quentin tarantino is a great bass

nice.

If only I could hear harmony like this everyday....

The song at 8:50 is mad smooth....

Eric dalbey singing tags

Go Stuart! You are wonderful!

I just stumbled onto this video from another link and wanted to comment that it was freakin' amazing. From the first hello to the last goodbye was some extraordinary singing! Thanks for sharing and for reminding me why I love barbershop harmony.

Muito legal os tenores principalmente o 1 tenor que timbre gostoso. Parabéns por esta formação Deus abençoe.

I love watching basses fangirling as hard as Stuart was XD

the end. holy overtones.

I have met Eric and Tim and sung with them and performed in the same international show with my own quartet.. Let me tell you the harmony is way crazier in person and with the rest of Vocal Spectrum. We were in Olathe KS close to Kansas City. It was my senior year of high school. My quartet name was Riptide. The palace (it seemed like one) where we performed was the most beautiful place I’ve seen in my life.

omg yes yes yes :) brandon guyton amaze !

OH MY GOD!!!
They're not woofy.
They're not depressing.
Second Edition's legacy has finally got traction.
The Buffalo Bills, the Confederates,the Sidewinders ..... right up to Jokers Wild, are smiling.
That open, ringing sound that Acoustix did so very much to destroy.
I hates me duh woofy more than I hate satan.
And I hate him so much I don't even capitalize his name.
But it's still not spelled "satin".

Wall to wall, open, sweet chords. I am impressed.
Drive a stake in "woofy" forever.

A thunderbox bass also don't hurt.

completely and utterly amazing.  im soon to sing hello mary lou in my own barbershop and can only pray to be as good as these guys

bari was a little overbearing

This is why these guys are champions.  That whole set was utterly insane. Little bits of issues that would be expected when you only practiced once, but for one rehearsal, that was just insane.

damn! the one wearing the blue jeans is packing some major heat!  you go boy!

You guys have a lot of potential as a quartet..really great blend. Hope you continue.

wow

that intonation and blend YASSSSSSS!

It'd be livin' a dream singing with these champs. An experience you'd never forget!

they are awesome

I didn't know Quinton Tarantino could sing!

Just stumbled across this now !!! So Great !!! Fantastic job, well done!!! With our own Stuart Sides ;-) It sounds like you belong there, between the other greats !!!

Just found this beautiful song and checked out other top quartets singing this song and found they all had a bass that sang to loud. Stuart sides sings this song so beautiful with the right amount of bass volume.Well done stuart

Great quartet,great singing!

The chording on Mamselle, especially for Stuart, has to be perfect to make the sound "expand."  That bass did a fantastic job! I was lucky enough to sing this with Brandon and Chad (along with Heath Wheeler) and realized how good of a training arrangement for the ear. It's not barbershop, but a good song and fun, challenging arrangement.

Boy is that bass holding the other 3 guys back. LOL

That last song was truly a treat! First time hearing that song and feeling it! Wow

Breathtaking! Bless you for creating so much joy💖

Wow!

Glad I found these guys again. Great balance and blend, great arrangements, great talent. Hard to believe only one rehearsal.

Often sounds like > 4 lines of harmony.

No one will ever sing it better than Second Edition.