Did George Clooney really sing "I am a Man of Constant Sorrow" in O Brother where art thou?

No, he didn't. Dan Tyminski, Harley Allen, and Pat Enright sang it. You can look it up on YouTube under Dan Tyminski

I really don't think so...

Um if he did that was awesome

No, it was the voice of Ralph Stanley the Bluegrass legend.

Yea he did, wasn't he great?? We have the soundtrack at home and he def. did do it, he's multi-talented!!!

No idea may be or may not be.........Just check it online

yes that sure was him

No! Tim...something Polish...I will look it up for you...

I was close....Dan Tyminski

Yes.

No, he was lip sinking to a Bluegrass group. They have a few bluegrass albums out, I can't remember their name.

NO look up the song to find out

It was dubbed. Dan Tyminski of Union Station did the actual singing.

I think he sang all the songs himself.

I have that cd and the movie.. George Clooney did sing that song..

The story I've heard is that he did a recording of the song but actually sounded too good to be authentic. His voice was dubbed for the soundtrack version of the song.


"I Am a Man of Constant Sorrow"
Traditional
Arranged by Carter Stanley
Performed by Dan Tyminski
Solo Fiddle Version
Arranged by Ed Haley
Performed by John Hartford
Solo Guitar Version
Performed by Norman Blake

yes he did

Yes

Yup - he can sing!

I heard he did too. Great song and movie