Chris Stapleton 'Sometimes I Cry' REACTION & ANALYSIS by Vocal Coach / Opera Singer

When I analyzed Chris Stapleton singing "Tennessee Whiskey", I was blown away not only at his natural singing talent, but his expression and charisma. You all did it to me again with "Sometimes I Cry", and I'm left here wondering how much more I've been missing. I geek out in this one. . .

Join professional opera singer Elizabeth Zharoff, as she listens Chris Stapleton performing "Sometimes I Cry” in a live recording at The Bing Lounge.
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Performed by Chris Stapleton - Words and Music by Chris Stapleton and Clint Dwayne Ingersoll
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Elizabeth Zharoff is an international opera singer and voice coach, with 3 degrees in voice, opera, and music production. She's performed in 18 languages throughout major venues in Europe, America, and Asia. Currently based somewhere between Los Angeles and Tucson, Arizona, Elizabeth spends her days researching voice, singing, teaching, writing music, and recording TONS. She also plays Diablo and Dungeons & Dragons.
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[aedryk]

Chris Stapleton reactions should just be re-titled to "watch me melt like a chocolate bar on a dashboard" lol

[brassbear]

There is no YT reactor that has more genuine passion for good music than this young lady. It is just a damned pleasure to watch.

[AllHailZeppelin]

1:54 “That top note, it just… stirred my heart”

Me: [sits back and sips tea]

[beamspickett]

I'm a 57 year old man and Chris makes me cry pretty much every time I hear him sing.

[pydron]

I feel that Elizabeth is experiencing these songs on a different plane that everyone else. Such a joy!

[frostyupscope]

I really think that Chris will have a significant place in history. His song writing and live performances are really on a level all of their own.

[xayekim]

Seeing him live is the strangest thing... especially if its people that are not 100% familiar with his work. Its like watching an audience watch the world change. Everyone just sort of stares, with eyes watering and they immediately become the emotions he is emoting. Eventually people get into it vocally and start cheering but there are moments of just pure respect and awe.

[dsett]

She’s soaking!! 😂😂😂 every chick reacting to this song melts!!

[loganberry]

That squeal spoke volumes more about your impression of his singing than any technical analysis could.

[Tyndaal]

“His songs are good for date night”
No they’re not. It’s terrible.
Tried it, just turned into a night of me AND the girl exclaiming our love for Chris and it never went anywhere afterward. Issa trap.

[bkunath]

The first time he states it, the second time he screams it, the third time he cries it.

[rowankaras]

Chris Stapleton/Justin Timberlake - Tennessee Whisky/Drink You Away. Possibly the best live performance I've ever seen, a must watch.

[randallshuck]

"I was wrong" should be one of the next ones along with "Death Row" "Fool me again", "What are you listening to?", "Starting over", "Cold" or "Either way". Those are just the starters You could spend months on Chris Stapleton and not be bored.

[winsn]

So, as a progressive metal fan, I must declare myself a Chris Stapleton fanatic!!

[bluesslider]

This man is a special gift to music. So needed right now to popular music.

[mariemacfhionghuin]

"There's this little bit of fry--- like a little bit of growl"
We call that gritty, time-weathered country, this man's got the blues spirit deep in him

[JensRandolff]

I recommend you listen to his Austin City Limits "I was wrong" performance when you get a chance. Not only are his vocals amazing, but he also plays a guitar solo that showcases his incredible guitar skills. You won't be disappointed. You should always watch his live version over his studio version whenever possible.

[jackandcoffee]

Do 'I Was Wrong' by Chris Stapleton at Austin City Limits next.
Great performance.

[OkGreat-]

Your true audiophile spirit brightens my day everytime I see it... Its nice to see other ppl feel the emotion in music and analyze it for its true beauty, talent and techniques... Some songs can literally rip your heart out in the simplest purest forms like this one... Your honesty is such a relief amongst the fake internet media today...

[zacharywagner]

Chris uses his voice like a blues guitar. Connected phrases with amazing runs with great rests in between for dynamics. Amazing