At 76, John Oates On How Daryl Hall RUINED His Reputation

At 76, John Oates On How Daryl Hall RUINED His Reputation
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The music industry has seen many iconic figures, but few duos have captured hearts like the phenomenal Hall and Oates. With legendary hits like The Rich Girl or Sarah Smile, the pair had the world dancing in the 1970s, and they reached heights that musicians could only dream of. Yet, behind all this, a heartbreaking story would be taking shape. Soon, they would have the musical world mourning this harmonious duo when their relationship began to crumble into one of the most bitter betrayals that shattered their band and bond. It was a dramatic fall from fame for the Hall & Oats brand.
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[@mrsmokeydog7830]

I Recently attended a Darryl Hall concert he sounded great after all these years. I also saw Hall & Oates back in the early days before they ever achieved massive success. I think I preferred the earlier struggling musicians more than seeing Darryl Hall performing with his backup band performing the hits from the past.

[@barrykarpowich731]

I'M GLAD TO SEE THEY WERE BOTH ABLE TO TALK ABOUT THINGS 😢

[@madeleine7411]

Unfortunate that there is a lot of repetition in this video. The same comments over and over. Not for me.

[@bb-gc2tx]

my cousin worked at the china club in nyc in the 1980s. she said daryl hall and billy squier were the two biggest jerks out of all musicians she dealt with

[@katyf7090]

My sisters best friend said Hall was HORRIBLE and Oates was wonderful to her back in the 80s.

[@susanbezio6708]

Both of them are very talented. John has put out some amazing music since they split up. His music is very different from what Hall and Oates did. This could be both of their stories.

[@dbob3405]

Oats has found a good home in Nashville. I was a fan from early in their career. As a hardcore Rundgren fan, the War Babies album was on heavy rotation in my youth. I saw them at the Stanley Theater in Pittsburgh as they were blowing up and Hall was to this day one of the best vocalists I have ever seen. They produced some great music and I will choose to concentrate on the beautiful things they created and not the animosities that usually develop in all endeavors where humans interact with each other

[@Cantor214]

John Oates lived next to Hunter S. Thompson in Woody Creek, Colorado for a good while. Oates spent most of his time snow skiing, which he was very good at.

[@thecantankerouscollector]

I like their song, "The Rich Girl".

[@schwobamichl]

Like the music of them. But nothing ist forever...

[@ernestguzman4962]

Now I know which one is Hall, which one is Oates

[@conorlauren]

John Oates was the business man in the partnership. He was the one managing all the stuff while Daryl was the better songwriter and singer. Hall could take all that time off and leave it to Oates. Hall could worry about the future while John is weighed down taking care of the last five decades. Oates got tired. He couldn’t do it, anymore. Either he hands it over to someone else or it all collapses. Hence why there is never any discussion of Daryl stepping up to help John out.

[@smuook1969]

Fun Fact: the name of the duo is Daryl Hall & John Oates. Not Hall & Oates as commonly said. Look at all their album covers if you don't believe.

[@Hammster69official]

Daryl Hall's first two solo albums were a departure from the dual sound, but his last four, not so much. On the other hand, John Oates' six solo albums all sound very different from the dual sound. But it's all good.

[@davidmack4185]

I enjoyed growing up with these guys and so many great tunes. They upped the quality of pop in general. However getting paid on your copyrights is less and less reliable and verifiable with today's formats. It's similar to what 1800's songwriter Stephen Foster experienced with player piano companies pasting his tunes on the rolls without paying him. Oates is smart to cash out in his later years, free to invest in more solid things.

[@walther9161]

Partnerships are never a good idea unless you make everything clear in the beginning. Who gets credit, ownership, IP rights, management processes.. of course a couple of musical geniuses don’t think of these things and this is what happens.. I wonder how Bacharach & David, Campbell and Webb and John and Taupin survived intact?

[@craigpage1261]

I like their KZbin channel, Good Mythical Morning. 😏

[@tomtom6319]

I saw Hall at the Mountain Winery last fall and he sucked. Rundgrun played for an hour then Hall came out sat at the piano mumbled through 4 songs then just stood up and walked off. 200.00 per ticket. NEVER AGAIN

[@katyf7090]

My sister when to one of the last Hall and Oates concerts today. She said Hall acted like he hated being there, stared at the keyboard, wnd had no energy. She went to their concert in the 80s and loved it. Hall is an egomaniac.

[@craigpierce7996]

Very similar story to Foreigner with Mick Jones.

[@christopher7803]

A nutritionist said Oats can make you fat.

[@guilty-of-being-right]

They need 2 kiss and make up 😘

[@jamesdelaney3797]

Another history lesson. I just hit do not recommend Bye

[@MrDarren5012]

Sounds like both of them needed to get over themselves and appreciate what they have or had

[@sorryfortheinconvenience]

I was never a fan. Actually, growing up in the 80's, when they would come on the radio I would lunge and turn the station. Terrible.

[@donyandresen8063]

Darryl was always the talent, and without him, no one would know who John Oats is!

[@lylecampbell9036]

Keep fooling yourself

[@pb12661]

Oats is a better guitar player.

[@donyandresen8063]

@pb12661 Darryl plays guitar pretty good, and the keyboards, and sings amazing, and and is a good songwriter, and I would definitely go see him if he played near me, and you would have to pay me to go see John Oats

[@tommyboy500]

It's always the same old story They just can't ride out the fame and money There is always one that thinks they're an artist A sneaky one Then the break up....Hall was an ass

[@katyf7090]

He sure is.

[@kenhobbs9251]

Waaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa rich girls whining 😂

[@toddfrank3344]

Boys..boys..

[@daveflaherty1779]

The Rich Girl? 🤣

[@johnd7435]

Baba Booey !

[@johnsradios484]

John Oats has a right to sell his part of the partnership ! He’s 76, you can’t take it with you.

[@gavinhadley7672]

..yawn