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Video Spotlight: Good Ol' Country Harmony by Home Free

Ah, Home Free. You can always count on these producing great harmonies and putting out great videos that fit their songs pretty perfectly. "Good Ol' Country Harmony" is another Tim Foust original and the arrangement is his as well. I like all the references to other country groups in the song and it has a great melody. Fun to sing along with this one. So yes, Home Free, I believe I will sing along with you. As far as the video goes, once again I love the treatment they used. It's not one I'd expect which makes me enjoy it all the more. This video makes me smile and I think it might just make you smile too.

Check it out.


I believe that my love for the gentlemen of Home Free has been pretty well documented. Safe to assume that I love them still. But this time, I want to talk about the young men who portrayed young Home Free. We have Townes Genoves as young Rob Lundquist, Cole Jones as young Tim Foust, Quinn Hansen as young Austin Brown, Connor Davidson as young Adam Rupp and Caden Friesen as young Chris Rupp. Whoever was in charge of casting gets a gold star. Not only do these guys look like younger versions of Home Free, they had their mannerisms down. The moment that Townes started doing "the Gopher" is the moment I knew I was going to love this video. 

Well, I always love their videos, but that's besides the point. The point being that it was a great way to introduce the younger versions of the group. I feel like this video is going to be one of the more amusing to any Home Fry who picks up all the extra touches. Like having Cole practice the infamous Foust Brow in the mirror - which he did great - and shown in the cafeteria with the guitar. You have Quinn and the hand weight and later on, his point to the other three. It was such an Austin-like gesture, expression and all. Speaking of gestures, Connor nailed Adam's beatboxing hand gestures. Caden's facial expressions were so Chris. I liked the brothers screaming part around the 50 second mark; it made me laugh. Liked the list of possible names. My favorites were The Adams Family and Aca-Holics. All in all, a very entertaining video indeed. So much fun to watch this one!

If you enjoy good ol' country harmony (and who doesn't?), you can find Home Free at the following places:
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