FIRST TIME HEARING Daryl Hall & John Oates - Maneater REACTION | UNREAL!!! 🔥😳

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[@crazydaveyg]

A great 80s song with lots of saxophone is “Who can it be now” by Men at Work.

[@csf7773]

also "Rio" by Duran Duran

[@jennhurl]

You're right Crys! Saxophone solos are very special! Through the 40's & 50's songs were typically played by a "BIG BAND". Trombone, Saxaphone, and Trumpet were dominant. The electric guitar became popular with the birth of Rock in the late 50's & 60's. Very few bands have a saxophone player as a member like Bruce Springsteen does, for example. Now, we have computers that can generate the sound. 😐 I believe that's why it hits so different, like you said. When a band hires a session player (an individual artist who plays the instrument) to come in and lay down the real thing on a track it creates a whole vibe. Songs like "Bakers Street", "Careless Whisper", and "Just The Way You Are" feel so special. ❤️ Great observation, Crys!

[@OfficialLifeWithRecklezz]

Facts Jen!! 🔥💯

[@cflournoy1529]

A whole lot of 80’songs had a saxophone involved. A beautiful sound!

[@creinicke1000]

I love how they layer their songs.. so many sounds come in laying over each other.

[@cavonbenoit8416]

Hall and Oates- Private Eyes, Adult Education, Out of Touch, You Make My Dreams Come True

[@Nastyfinger1444]

Don't forget Family Man.

[@lindapowers8592]

Yessssss! One of my all time favorite groups and songs. It’s been in movies and TV shows over the years. I love guitar 🎸 but sax 🎷 has always been my favorite since childhood.

[@anthonyv1719]

Their 70's stuff is even better. They were never cool, never given too much respect by their peers at the time - but now, most can look back and say they had an excellent and were talented in their genre - white soul pop?

[@matthewmorgan1070]

Check out “Live from Daryl’s house”. Daryl Hall plays with other (new and old) musicians, and it’s awesome. He’s in his 70s and can still sing.

[@rmcclain124]

2nd'ed. Was about to write my own comment. Artists just freelancing through their songs. Cee Lo Green's appearance was 🔥!

[@s12856]

@@rmcclain124 That Cee Lo set is legendary. Daryl's band and him doing 'F*ck You' 🔥🔥🔥

[@JayJay-jw9pu]

What makes the sound so different from the other two earlier Hall & Oates songs that you reacted to is that Maneater is from their 80s period when they adopted the 80s sound and production techniques. The other two were from the 70s. Hall & Oates two biggest hits in the 80s were Maneater and Out of Touch. If it's the soul sound that really moves you, you must definitely listen to the High Priestess of Soul, Nina Simone. Elton John called the "the greatest" and David Bowie practically worshiped her. That doesn't even begin to touch on her influence on black musicians. To get some idea of the power of her music, you might want to check-out her live recording of "Mississippi Goddam"from the 60s - kzbin.info/www/bejne/gnuVZmCLaM-Bja8 or, for something quite different "He Ain't Comin Home No More" - kzbin.info/www/bejne/iXXYl3iPi6qNZ6M

[@laurengriffin2225]

Preach!

[@selfrealeyes]

"Your kiss is on my list," "Rich Girl," "Out of touch," "Private eyes," "You make my dreams come true,"...

[@antoinettamason8557]

Darryl Hall is touring this month - I'm gutted I'm in the UK and can't catch one of his concerts, because he's teaming up with the fantastic Todd Rudgren. The two have been friends and collaborators since the 1970s. If you can, catch some of Darryl's live sets from his house with different guests on YT - they are amazing. Two of my favourites are Darryl's and Todd's rendition of Todd's hits from the 1970s, "I Saw The Light" and "Can We Still Be Friends". The first is just uplifting and will put a huge smile on your face. The second is heartbreaking and beautifully sung by them both. Todd Rundgren (also touring this year - sob) himself is a genius. Multi talented musician and songwriter, one of the earliest pioneers of prog rock and electronic music. (And apart from all that - his interesting personal life as the step father of Liv Tyler). I'd love you to listen to "Hello It's Me" which has featured in a few TV series (most recently it featured heavily in "And Just Like That"). There's a great live version on YT from a TV special from the 70s. It's a beautiful song.

[@jeffmiller4832]

You kids REALLY need to check out Daryl’s House. Especially the one with Cee Lo Greene as his guest. Please, enjoy.

[@DaisyAnnabelle65]

INDEED!

[@johnj28]

This is probably their biggest hit! In the early 80's, they were HUGE!

[@jacqueline4514]

Man how we loved this song! Another great song with GREAT Saxophone parts: Foreigner's "URGENT" 🔥

[@ErikD71]

In the 70's when I was a little kid, I remember RICH GIRL was my first favorite Hall and oates song. Then in the 80's PRIVATE EYES and MANEATER and SAY IT AINT SO were my favorites. Had the private eyes and say it aint so 45 records. My cousins and I loved private eyes, it became our song.

[@RaymondBCrisp]

Hall and Oates were a very diverse group. Many of their songs sounded different from one another. This is because of all the various and diverse styles they borrowed from.

[@gwendolynbrown4276]

You want a "SARA SMILE" VIBE YOU HAVE TO DO "ONE ON ONE" BY HALL N OATS....DOES NOT GET MORE SOULFUL THAN THAT!!!!!

[@angelado3]

Have always loved these guys and yes the sax, 🔥🔥 Another great song besides the ones already listed is Hall & Oates Me And Mrs Jones

[@rmcclain124]

I love me a good guitar solo, but the sax solo can add some soul, a smoothness, or a jazz flare that are difficult to do on guitars.

[@DaisyAnnabelle65]

All of their music is Fire! I love Daryl Hall and Ceelo Green, “I can’t go for that” it’s on repeat a lot for me. ❤️

[@jordonlongley6576]

John Oates best song, in which he is the lead singer instead of Daryl Hall, is “Possession Obsession”. A real vibe.

[@levihd6838]

Theres a lot of good 80s songs with a saxophone in it. You belong to the city by Glenn Frey, Dance Hall Days by Wang Chung, Baker Street by Gerry Rafferty, Harden my Heart by Quarterflash just for a few. I got a playlist with a bunch of these kind of songs.

[@reshaud81]

Rich Girl is a must to react to by Hall and Oates!

[@Singlespeedjo]

Have you guys heard Daryl Hall with Cee Lo Green, I can’t go for that. If not, I recommend it!

[@docbearmb]

A tenor sax can be, without a doubt, the sexiest instrument there is. Of course it depends on the context of the song involved. But it's summed up by the lyrics found in a Dire Straits song, Expresso Love: "I was made to go with my girl just like a saxophone was made to go with the night."

[@DaisyAnnabelle65]

They are from Philly and Philadelphia has the best soul musical artists! Something in the water 💧❤️🎵❤️

[@joshuabradshaw9120]

Detroit might dispute that.

[@josiepkat]

This album came out when I was in Jr high. My first rock concert. City I grew up in, Toledo, Ohi, never had many bands play there because we are smack between Cleveland and Detroit, but Hall and Oates ALWAYS played our city. I still have this album from when I was 12 years old. Great album. I had a big crush on Daryl Hall because of his voice. He's only gotten better - as if that's possible- through the years because he never stopped playing, perfecting his craft, and that work shows. .

[@xanajak]

Hall and Oates owned the fucking world for a good long time. Wanna understand what the NBA was like in the '80s? Find the NBA promo that uses Hall and Oates' One one One as the music for the montage. Hall and Oates is what it was all about, and still is, and forever will be.

[@user-or1ye3iz6d]

I LOVVVE Hall and Oates. Always have. Such musical talent! ❤️

[@hughfuller8416]

The baseline always hits

[@tylerhackner9731]

Classic!

[@johnrichmond7739]

John Oates, the guy playing the white fender, said he originally wrote this song as a reggae song. You can kinda hear it

[@landisix9709]

🎷 🎷 🔥 80s 🔥 🎷 🎷

[@kddragon9631]

Hall & Oates were my favorite back in the 80's when it wasn't cool to admit it.

[@thomasbeauchemin1298]

This from the 80s!! Imo their best stuff came in the 70s "She's gone" and "One on one" are both vibes😊

[@martinsv9183]

"Out of Touch" and "Adult Education" are good also.

[@stevegillaspy9458]

If you want a flute solo check out "Locomotive Breath" from Jethro Tull

[@scottcrosby-art5490]

Ridiculously talented musicians 🔥

[@MountainMan.]

The saxophone was in a lot of 80's songs. I think it adds a different dimension and quality.

[@wordsunheard2383]

Lol she so happy when he interrupts then says something stupid

[@wen-nz3sk]

I adore this talented and soulful group. Earlier stuff was 70's this is 80's and they blew it up. Best recording duo ever!! 👍🏽 Darryl continues to jam with artists, has a channel-Daryl's House, check it out. You hit my favs by them but I love them so I enjoy it all. 🥳 You mentioned soulful...you done Sade yet?? 🤔

[@Onthebrink5]

You guys really do such an amazing job sharing about the song. Nodding for views should be the name of the channel.

[@nitro_001newman2]

If I remember correctly, they were the only white band on Motown records at the time.

[@bobbiewallace4008]

Definitely agree saxophone sounds the BEST

[@ErikD71]

Hall and Oates ruled the 80's pop airwaves

[@jackiewright8583]

I love you kiddos so much!... Keep listening and so will I!

[@cluneyc]

when these guys were popular the NHL's chicago blackhawks had dennis hull and adam oates on the same line. Everybody had a lot of fun with that

[@tomasgonzalezmarin6118]

A classic from Hall & Oates I hope you continue reacting to them :-) Regards from Chile!!

[@aosticks]

It's a privilege to born in the mid 80s , watching this song on tv not like a classic

[@christiangutierrez2283]

I like when new the new ara or anyone lesson ot music before you where born I love all kinds of music there's a quote I always like without music life would be a mistake💯🔥❤️take that to the heart

[@FrankCastlesConscience]

Bulletproof mid 80s hit and the best sax solo ever (in pop music).

[@jamesjarvis5018]

#1 Duo of all time.

[@lynneesposito3227]

How I love these Philly guys. Making PA proud since the 70’s. Check out Philly’s Todd Rundgren too 😊

[@cocopuff7038]

AMBER HEARD. Nice reaction this is one of my fav Blue Eyed Soul groups ty both for your reaction, But can you 2 react to Hall & Oates "One on One" I remember them playing this song slow jams on the radio

[@willfromyadkinville]

this song and this album was fire!

[@mredible475]

Sara Smile is classic

[@fhat6924]

Love Hall and Oats, check out Everything your heart desires.

[@CragusMaximus]

I play GTA vice city just to drive around and listen to hall & Oates -OUT OF TOUCH

[@jennhurl]

👏😂I love it!!

[@hongfang2508]

To hear the group who made the flute a rock instrument, check out Jethro Tull's song, Locomotive Breath

[@roberthendershott8972]

Daryl's House, Ceelo Green featured At Daryl's House I Can't Go For That 🔥🔥💯

[@jamesjarvis5018]

Oh' What's that Motown album? My first rap album was The Sugar Hill Gang 8TH Wonder, Rappers Delight was the radio song but we partied to 8th Wonder. Crazy how many songs you here that came out after in one album side!

[@CK-np5we]

Man, I so with the saxophone would make a comeback.

[@Agent77X]

Talk about everything but the meaning in the song!😂

[@sabinerobinson3198]

Your reactions are real, no BS you either like it or you don't, I appreciate that. Please listen to them do a cover of Billy Paul's Me and Mrs Jones. Live 2003

[@antoinettelopes]

The 80s was full of saxophones. Try "Rio" by Duran Duran or "Where Did Your Heart Go?" by Wham! Those are a couple of my favorites.

[@christophermckinney3924]

Philadelphia Blue Eyed Soul

[@mr.anderson4850]

That saxophone tho

[@jeannieschmidt2217]

Private Eyes and You Make my Dreams Come True are two more well worth checking out. BOTH bangers! Cheers from Canada :)

[@brocklanders796]

You should listen to "Out Of Touch" by Hall and Oates, its a great tune.

[@MAGIKMARTIAN9526]

THEIR MUSICAL ARRANGEMENTS ARE AWESOME IF YOU LISTEN TO EACH TIME A NEW INSTRUMENT CHIMES IN THE WAY THEY'RE ARRANGED AWESOME

[@Craplatte]

If you're looking for some excellent saxophone stuff, I can highly recommend "Tears for Fears - The Working Hour" or if you dig instrumentals "Sade - Siempre hay esperanza". Some of the finest!

[@robinbeerman4726]

Memories.

[@debramannon3052]

A amazing saxophone song is by INXS called What you need.. I enjoy watching both of you.

[@edwardcrews2952]

You Make My Dreams Come True is great also

[@fidelquintero4060]

If u want cool sax in music please check out Urgent by Foreigner and You belong to the City by Glenn Fry. Junior Walker played the solo in Urgent and he is one of the greatest of all time

[@ryanwoolsey6972]

Check out ‘Baker Street’ by Gerry Rafferty, best saxophone song ever..:)

[@sarablack2547]

You say you think someone covered this? Maybe your thinking of man-eater by nelly furtardo produced by Timberland in 06

[@marcusthompson5390]

React to Out of Touch by Hall and Oates. I’ve recommended it a couple times. Maybe this time it will go through!! 😂 You won’t be disappointed

[@angelskunk2206]

You guys need to check out “She’s Gone” ❤️🔥

[@markmartinez5122]

I know y'all like that 80's vibe, give "Something about You" by Level 42 a spin ya might dig that kinda soulful funky groove they play !👍🏽

[@thaitim007]

For saxophone solo, Sade Smooth Operator..

[@minetteh1001]

Dance with a stranger - the invisible man.

[@rhondagreene50]

You need to do a reaction of Live from Daryls house. They are awesome

[@Shane-oq1fp]

Where do people suggest songs to you? Im new here.

[@browntabproductions]

Much more pop sounding.

[@samueloviedo8511]

You guys should check out Waiting For. A Girl Like You by Foreigner

[@Xman156]

For more soulful music but with a more synth sound, please react to Chaka Khan - Ain't Nobody (Official Video). It's a great 80s hit with a glorious melody and beautiful voice!

[@ix_majesty]

I'd like to know if there will be no more reactions to the beatbox, right?

[@abcdggd1943]

歌單裡的神曲之一，也超級推薦他們的Out of Touch、Adult Education、Mothod Of Morden Love和Possession Obsession

[@thesilverhawaiian5024]

Do “who can it be now” by Men at work, and “rio” by duran duran

[@paulharbron361]

Signal not noise. Don’t be a man eater and break my boy’s heart. If you are in it to win it, okay. Just a shout out for a brother from another mother.

[@amigadoc]

You should really react to the 1986 video Daryl Hall - Someone Like You

[@manuelguerrero450]

Hey Guys do one on one by Hall and Oates

[@jenivymusic]

Do Oran juice jones the rain it's a good story telling song

[@minetteh1001]

Genesis invisible touch

[@danielwalker1538]

Please react to Tom Scott - Today. 🎷 masterpiece

[@justingutube]

White boys got soul!

[@markyates1116]

This is what they made us listen to on the radio and MTV... It was ok... I guess🤷‍♂️

[@dennisjj6529]

You guys are so funny. I was your age when H&O brought this song to us. You guys just don't get it. Too bad that you missed the mark on this one. Maybe in another life time.

[@somethingyousaid5059]

Everything's about sax.

[@elizabethstops1574]

how come the girl in his videos always look's like she's gonna cry or she's on drugs ?