This Group QUIETLY Had 21 HITS in the 80s…More Than Any ARTIST or BAND in Music! | Professor of Rock

[@ProfessorofRock]

Poll: What is your pick for the SMOOTHEST VOCAL or Song of the Rock Era?

[@Sweet--Richard.4981]

Downtown Train Rod Stewart

[@TerrickTerran]

I Heard It Through the Grapevine Marvin Gaye.

[@peterd.9978]

Sara Smile

[@freezer8530]

I'll nominate ... Karen Carpenter.

[@Lam_3-22-23]

Sara Smile September Morn Groovin'

[@Luv70stunes]

I love Daryl but it breaks my 💔 the way he treats John. Their voices together are just matchless magic.

[@edwardmclaughlin719]

John is desperate. That is what is sad.

[@MyName-pl7zn]

Daryl is a national treasure! The creativity of he and John owed popular music, one of the few groups that any given song could be a smash hit. Daryl's house is one of my favorite shows ever on television. Daryl has his finger on the very pulse of every style of music. Fantastic interview professor!

[@ProfessorofRock]

Everything they wrote was a hit! Exactly right!

[@xxlilly_playsxxkiz9980]

I need to rewatch some episodes of Daryl’s House!

[@hoperemsen6335]

Have you watched he and Jimmy Wayne sing "Sara Smile?" It's absolutely brilliant. It's actually my favorite version - I've never liked any cover but that one? Beautiful.

[@paulveenings6861]

Daryl brought out the best of every artist he had on that show. Absolutely brilliant.

[@MyName-pl7zn]

@@hoperemsen6335 I will do that today, thanks for the advice!

[@fivestring65ify]

These guys were so good. Daryl Hall is so brilliant. He's one of the greatest singer-songwriters of the rock era. Killer musician, too. Great interview. I love live at Daryl's house too.

[@JeffTaggart-p6o]

Oates is underrated as a writer himself. He co-wrote Icehouse’s hit Electric Blue in 1988

[@Jtr_ceral_killer]

I love that song. It makes it even better now knowing it was co written by him

[@xxlilly_playsxxkiz9980]

That song is a classic.

[@LaManteca76]

Oh you unlocked a memory! I can't believe I forgot about this song. 😄

[@glenmcdonald375]

Cool. I really liked Icehouse

[@counterpuncher01]

Method of modern Love is epic with the way Daryl takes over at the end

[@denisenoles3159]

One of the best endings of a song ever!!!

[@seereadnhear]

Man this sit down with him and listening to his stories during his amazing career ❤ once again Professor amazing, amazing video

[@ProfessorofRock]

Thanks for watching! What's your favorite song?

[@seereadnhear]

@ProfessorofRock my favorite song of all time is by the Foo Fighters "Walk" from the album "Wasting Light" it came out the same year my dad and brother had passed away in 2011. And it helped me cope.

[@oldschoolrr6077]

Most of the Songs from Hall and Oates I first heard were from their Videos which I saw on Friday Night Videos back in the day. Probably my favorite is "Man Eater"

[@surlechapeau]

Daryl has one of the great voices of the rock era. I know John Oates co-wrote a lot of their songs, but Daryl's vocals carried that band to fame.

[@ProfessorofRock]

For sure!

[@garycochrane4829]

Daryl was certainly the main song writer.

[@xxlilly_playsxxkiz9980]

Yup!

[@taylorburton7820]

Daryl wrote most of the songs. He says it in the interview.

[@rogertemple7193]

My school years were from 1970-1983 and I listened to a lot of Hall & Oates from the AM radio years and later on in the 80's with MTV and their videos sad to see them split up but they were one of the top duos in Rock n Roll. As always thank you for the great music history and great interviews thank you Professor. 🎶🎤🎸🎸🎹🥁🎶

[@ProfessorofRock]

You are welcome!

[@counterpuncher01]

As a singer myself people don't appreciate what a brilliant singer Darryl was... He makes it sound so easy and it is so not easy

[@ProfessorofRock]

For real!

[@xxlilly_playsxxkiz9980]

Right? I wonder how much vocal training he needed to sing like that.

[@warrenny]

So true. He makes difficult songs sound easy.

[@taylorburton7820]

@@xxlilly_playsxxkiz9980 He trained from when he was a tot. His singer/vocal teacher mom had him walking around the house, "panting like a dog," as he describes in another interview, to sing from his diaphragm.

[@kwilliams1958]

These guys ruled the airwaves in the 70's, 80's and 90's too...just so talented, creative and soulful. Their blend of voices and musicianship is just unparalleled as a duo. Nothing touches "She Gone" for me, though all the others are super hits, too.

[@SubtextMining]

My aunt loved Your Kiss Is On My List and it always instantly reminds me of her.

[@dustinjones8887]

Great interview! I'm going to see Daryl Hall live tomorrow night with Howard Jones opening the show. Super excited!!

[@CraigSmith-qq3sr]

I love the old Live at Darryl's House session's 😊

[@ProfessorofRock]

Check 'em out!

[@jonathanfloming1045]

Me too

[@michaelreid5912]

Totally agree! To see he and his band put a spin or twist on either his music or another artist’s work shows the true talent of Daryl…💪👍

[@poorfarm]

Another great interview with one of my all-time favorite musicians. To me, 'She's Gone' is the song that truly displays Daryl's soulful vocals and style. I'm a longtime fan of L@DH as well as your channel. Keep up the great work!

[@ProfessorofRock]

Thanks for watching!

[@randythomas6874]

YES! “She’s gone” is their best.

[@davemarchildon2583]

I married in 1998 at 36 years of age and was totally immersed in the music of the 70s, 80s, and 90s near Toronto, Canada. I was never under the impression that they ran hit after hit "quietly". For many reasons, Maneater was always my fave. Thanks for another great interview!

[@williammeyer4674]

Amazing interview Prof! D. Hall, a legend and true "soulful" great. No one better than Hall & Oates in the '80s, hit after glorious hit.

[@AUGUSTALLEN28]

Judging from the thumbnail, I knew you would be discussing Daryl Hall, and during the intro you mentioned the last !# hit that was written in the 80's. But actually, his last 1# hit song was performed by another artist-Paul Young "Every Time You Go Away". Released in 1985,"Out Of Touch" was released in Oct 1984.

[@Ch3rryBomb769]

Absolutely love Hall & Oats music, the full and unique sound they had was magical. Professor of Rock, I’ve been telling music fans about your channel since I came across it- you truly deserve so much credit for your episodes, they are masterful and provide boundless back stories about the music world ❤

[@SD9Driver]

I loved the way the vocals sounded on " Say It Isn't So".

[@gregorysmith3405]

@@SD9Driver agree. It’s really an underrated song. It instantly takes me back to being 13 and no one admitting they liked that song, but EVERYONE did. One of their best.

[@denisenoles3159]

"You like to move with the best of them you know, we move so well." My favorite part in that song and also my favorite H&O song (tied with So Close)

[@davedenny4925]

Sara Smile still my favorite H & O song. The opening lyrics paint a picture and the vocals evokes emotion within me even today!

[@annie-zw9yl]

Loved the videos!! Great talents, Hall and Oates! 🤩🤩

[@TerrickTerran]

one of my favorite partnerships ever. Sad that the relationship crumbled.

[@ProfessorofRock]

THANKS FOR WATCHING!

[@TWayneD1020]

Daryl one of the best and you can't talk 80's without him in it !!! ICON and so glad he's still with us !!! Thank you so much for getting Daryl on here !!!

[@williamsanders2439]

Great memories of H and O...so many songs to choose from, from their early years to their 80s heyday.

[@cuzzindave]

Incredible in a recent podcast I did with a friend I went on about "Some Things Are Better Left Unsaid" saying almost exactly the same things you said! I've been an H&I fan since the early 70's and I always say that song was the best song that the classic H&O band lineup did as well!

[@kmrphy11]

Same. That song is my favorite from them. I’m glad it was discussed in this interview.

[@jediskyler2457]

"Some Things are Better Left Unsaid" and "Say it Isn't so" are two of my all-time FAVORITE Hall & Oates songs. I definitely enjoyed your interviews with both of them.

[@ProfessorofRock]

Very cool!

[@scottymoondogjakubin4766]

They hit the nail on the head with the perfect blend of pop and soul !

[@blebhan8213]

Top of my head, as in, no Wikipedia: 1 - How Does It Feel To Be Back 2 - You Lost That Lovin' Feeling 3 - Kiss On My List 4 - You Make My Dreams 5 - Private Eyes 6 - I Can't Go For That 7 - Did It In A Minute 8 - Your Imagination 9 - Maneater 10 - One On One 11 - Family Man 12 - Say It Isn't So 13 - Adult Education 14 - Out Of Touch 15 - Method Of Modern Love 16 - Some Things Are Better Left Unsaid 17 - Possession Obsession 18 - The Way You Do The Things You Do/My Girl 19 - Everything Your Heart Desires 20 - Missed Opportunity 21 - Downtown Life

[@TheTrumpReaper]

I *ALWAYS* have liked Method of Modern Love because of the percussion. The bass as well.

[@tristramcoffin926]

A great interview. I would have loved you to ask about I Can't Go For That. That's my favorite but still a great interview.

[@edgaeta2001]

When my youngest daughter was a baby, she hated to be in her car seat. She would scream, arch her back, flail her arms and legs, but when we would put "You Make My Dreams Come True" on the car stereo.She would immediately start bopping to the music, raising her eyebrows up and down in perfect time, giggling. It was the only way to get from point A to B In peace. Thank you, Hall & Oats.

[@edgaeta2001]

@OfficialProfessorofRockTeIGram how do I get in touch with you?

[@davidlaw689]

Mr Hall's solo outing produced by Robert Fripp ,Sacred Songs is a masterpiece ! Very proggy in places with undeniably great songs.

[@shiroibasketshoes]

Yes I bought it when it...finally!...came out, also his picture sleeve 45 "Something In 4/4 Time." I checked every week to see if the single would chart; nope.

[@ProfessorofRock]

I love that record too! You'll love his new one!

[@johnfinnerty252]

She’s Gone Top 5 ALL TIME!!!

[@cherisejanell]

I love so many songs by Hall & Oats. Unequivocally my go-to band in the 1980s. The music soothed those overwhelming teen feelings so well. My parents listened to Motown, and Hall & Oats fit right into that sound, but was all my generation. Of all the songs of theirs, Everytime You Go Away is my favorite and can still bring me to my knees. Their Live at the Apollo album is the best. Thirty something years later, I’m not tired of any of it. Loved this interview. Thank you. Thank you!

[@AnnaTrail-xp8pr]

Nice to see a new video being released refreshing especially a legend I grew up listening to.

[@ralphkjb]

Private Eyes is my favorite!

[@diane7301]

Really appreciate a well prepared interviewer. Gets his info while allowing D to share real thoughts.

[@jerrymcdaniel4539]

Daryl Hall the King of White Boy Soul. His laid back demeanor in this interview seems so different than his persona in the videos. I like him even more after the interview

[@aaronrogers1971]

Out Of Touch is probably my most favorite H&O song of all.

[@Code.Name.V]

Definitely one of their best!👍

[@ProfessorofRock]

It's a great song.

[@coolcat6303]

It's definitely my favorite original song of theirs. "Family Man" is my top pick though.

[@chrisoakley5830]

It is a great song.

[@xxlilly_playsxxkiz9980]

It rocks!

[@zzanatos2001]

Great interview, Professor! This one brought back a ton of memories from my high school days to early in my military career, going to college, getting married, starting a family, etc.

[@johncarnes2688]

Really like Hall & Oates. I also really enjoyed his TV show Darryls house. Wish that would come back

[@johncarnes2688]

@OfficialProfessorofRockTeIGram Daryls house he would being other artist in tonhan with their songs and his songs and they talked about music and had a dinner. really good show

[@railroad1970]

I think my favorite Hall & Oates song has to be Kiss on my list. And I have to pick that one because it is the song that brought them to my attention. And then I was able to look at it and see all the other really great stuff they were doing. And I’ve been a fan of ever since.

[@briansherwood3595]

I was a huge H&O fan in the 80s (4th row in Atlanta in 1988 for "Ooh Yeah" tour!) & found myself discovering other music in the 90s. I watched the VH1 show "Behind The Music" & they featured H&O in early 2002. They've practically become my fav group-I bought all of Daryl's solo CDs. "Do It For Love" & "Can't Stop Dreaming" (Daryl solo) might be my fav CDs of theirs

[@rogerdeahl9629]

Darryl Hall! Blue-eyed soul with that voice! Great stuff, great songs. Absolute shame what has happened between him and John Oates. Just think if they would have kept going. 🤷 Thanks Professor. Everybody have a great Hump Day. 🐫

[@AnnaTrail-xp8pr]

Agree all good things come to an end. Happy snowy hump day.

[@jimkanellakos4699]

​@@AnnaTrail-xp8pr​​snowy? Way too early for that 😮

[@AnnaTrail-xp8pr]

@jimkanellakos4699 We usually get our first around Thanksgiving. Feeling like the holidays.

[@xxlilly_playsxxkiz9980]

Happy Hump Day my friend.

[@larkatmic]

I miss the 1980s and its music so much.

[@kevinstrade2752]

These guys are underrated! They had so many memorable songs!

[@flavellinator]

Interesting that the duo was more estranged than one would think. A song that definitely would have been a hit in the '80s is their 1997 song, "Romeo is Bleeding"... It's right there with the others!

[@RBS_]

...HEEEEY! .... finally, some love for "Romeo..."! ....LOVE the "Marigold Sky" CD! ...It's like their ENTIRE catalog, on ONE Album!

[@flavellinator]

@RBS_ Agree! ... One decade earlier and it would have had a vastly different outcome in sales for sure

[@counterpuncher01]

I love Daryl Hall... Great show Adam. "Someone like you" is one of my favorite songs ever written... Absolute masterpiece

[@ProfessorofRock]

Very cool!

[@coolcat6303]

Agreed. It only reached #57 on the Hot 100 but IMHO it's the Best song on the album and one of the greatest power ballads of all time.

[@Deceptisaur]

I absolutely love Somethings Are Better Left Unsaid. It's one of my favorite songs of all-time from any artist.

[@TerrickTerran]

Love hearing from either Hall or Oates and the song is perhaps the greatest collaboration ever in music. It has so many interesting stories and I can totally see why the gathering reminded Mr. Hall of choir.

[@ProfessorofRock]

Isn't it cool? Loved interviewing him!

[@TerrickTerran]

@@ProfessorofRock For sure.

[@hairstreet]

Born in 1966, they carried me through my youth, adolescent years and through my teens. I love them dearly.

[@karenmcdade7718]

Glad Daryl mentioned about Quincy Jones since he recently passed away. Quincy created so many masterpieces including putting all of those powerful singers together and arranging their voices to flow seemingly effortlessly into one another.

[@ProfessorofRock]

For sure!

[@marktait2371]

agree was going through records a few days ago looking for ones to give my nephew one i got a neighbors moving sale forgot about is the dude like an all star record

[@jetagelullaby]

I 100% agree with you about “Some Things Are Better Left Unsaid”! You are the only other person I’ve heard say that. It’s amazing. The drums during the climax of the song are fantastic. All of it is.

[@ProfessorofRock]

Yes! Another devotee!

[@xxlilly_playsxxkiz9980]

I thank my mom for introducing me to this song.

[@gingercrowell7816]

Awesome, awesome interview! Gratefulness from a huge Daryl Hall & John Oates fan😘👏🏻 Thank you!

[@jamescaron6465]

You can almost hear the contempt dripping from his voice when he mentions his former partner’s name. It’s such a horrible shame that it had to devolve into this.

[@ProfessorofRock]

So sad.

[@raywalsh9152]

Came here to say this. We who grew up listening to, and loving, the music of Hall & Oates can't help but feel sad that they aren't the friends that they portrayed in all those great music videos we would stay up and watch on that fabulous MTV channel that actually was once dedicated to playing music videos.

[@jamescaron6465]

@@raywalsh9152 I know. They had to start out as friends but something had to have happened to take a down turn. Sad that it went down that way.

[@SteveEdwardCooper]

Hall and Oates snuck up on me. I never paid a lot of attention to them, I just liked each song I heard from them. Then, one day, I realized I liked a LOT of songs by them and had become a fan without realizing it.

[@jimmykincaid-rh6xv]

Big Bam Boom was a cassette that was on heavy rotation with Born in the USA and Purple Rain in 1984 and '85.

[@DroneManMurphy]

20:26 I have been a little irritated at Daryl Hall since him and Jon split up but watching this video reminded me of how talented and human he is so I will let him and John hopefully work that out on their own and hopefully soon even though they say it won’t happen.People love their music and that people love them on me, even though they don’t personally know I’m so maybe in the spirit of that they could at least get to where they could talk to each other because they have done a lot of wonderful musical work.

[@denisenoles3159]

I doubt they ever work it out. Once you dissolve a partnership, it is pretty much a wrap.

[@lindasalvaterra1304]

Wow! Great interview! Love watching his old videos. So handsome and an awesome singer!

[@EndtheWokeMadness]

I love Hall and Oats. I've also been enjoying Live at Darryl's House. I'd have to say my favourite Hall and Oats songs are from the 70s: She's Gone, Sarah Smile, and Rich Girl. Also, the album Abandoned Luncheonette has a rare song with John singing lead that's a hidden gem, Had I Known You Better Then. There's a great video of them performing that one on Live at Darryl's House, too.

[@lieslwindjulie3230]

It's always great to hear about Hall & Oates 😊 Thanks, Professor!

[@sabrinagese8571]

Loved this! Anything featuring Daryl Hall is amazing... thanks for doing this interview :)

[@mcgspare1310]

My favorite band of the'80's!!

[@robverkest698]

One on one is an absolutely brilliant song and has always been one of my favourites.

[@ProfessorofRock]

So good!

[@shiroibasketshoes]

It's always great to see, read and hear what Daryl Hall and / or John Oates have to say. Thanks, Professor. Your description calls his first name just "Dary" both times.

[@ProfessorofRock]

Uh oh!

[@jimkanellakos4699]

​@@ProfessorofRockJust saw that. In my comment I noticed I spelled Oates as Oats. Happy hump day 😂

[@guntherdawg]

You can keeps teh Johns but please saves teh Oates for meh, even if is nots teh bests for meh dogged digestions!

[@shiroibasketshoes]

@@guntherdawg OK, good boy, even imported from Holland! Meh's justs not so sures how meh soymilk und saucy will combine with that oatesy breakfasts cereals!

[@guntherdawg]

@@shiroibasketshoes even Dutch Johns in clogs wavings tulips, noes hollandaise sauces fur meh, please!

[@fdg7281]

We just saw Daryl solo with Howard Jones in St. Augustine, FL. My husband wore a Lynyrd Skynyrd shirt like you have on! It was our 5th time seeing him solo, and easily the best time! Daryl’s voice was at peak performance.

[@michaellucas8927]

One of my favorite bands while growing up in the 80's.

[@treeskier802]

Love Hall & Oates. One of my first favorites. I’d get their vinyl record as soon as it released. Used to sing with my door shut in my bedroom in front of the mirror wishing I could be Daryl Hall. Thanks Prof. Awesome interview. Hey-if there is someone out there that could get those two to reunite I’d bet on you. These artist who interact with you truly love your company.

[@anoob6614]

My favorite hall and Oates song rn is I can't go for that

[@AUGUSTALLEN28]

Interesting story. Rock & Soul pt 1 was the first album that I ever purchased. Then after-hearing "Somethings Are Better Left Unsaid" I didn't care what I had to do to get that album. I'm not ashamed to admit that song gave me chills and often tears would form in my eyes. it was such a powerful song. I had to have it, and that album became the second one that I ever purchased with my own money.

[@thetitleisours1]

That song was ubiquitus on the radio back then for sure

[@theINQBS]

One of my absolute favorite groups of all time and one of the greatest PURE Singers of the last 50+ years!!! Sadly I wanted to take my mom who's a huge fan of Hall & Oats, to see them live here in Miami about a decade ago but tickets were an insane $50 each for nosebleed seats!

[@ordiekelleher2641]

Dude your music. Thanks. And hugs!😊

[@ProfessorofRock]

Hugs!

[@milanomaker]

Loved Hall & Oates, since their very early days, in Philly. Abandoned Luncheonette is a classic.

[@ashleyarrua6095]

Hey Professor of Rock, Just want to Thank you for asking Daryl about "Some Things Are Better Left Unsaid". That's definitively my fave song by them.

[@ProfessorofRock]

So cool! I agree. Masterpiece!

[@CowGirlKat8691]

Always love y'all's interviews with the artists! Y'all just know how to get them to bare their souls! 🤠

[@BinaBecker]

Been a fan of Hall and Oates since "You Make My Dreams". Instantly hooked by that bouncy groove and Daryl's punchy voice, and been bopping along ever since. PS: RIP Quincy Jones, probably the finest producer ever. He brought out the best in everyone he worked with, and he worked with so many giants!

[@ProfessorofRock]

So true!

[@kevinfisher5492]

I still love Big Bam Boom. What a great album.

Loved Hall and Oates back in the 80's. Saw them in concert long ago, so glad I saw them before their breakup.

[@ProfessorofRock]

Same!

[@marktait2371]

same us were like late 90s maybe

[@dgarve]

Fantastic interview, Adam! I know we both think "Some Things are Better Left Unsaid" is their best song, so thanks for asking Daryl about it. For my money, the performance of that song live at the Liberty Concert on July 4th, 1985, was the pinnacle of their whole career. I wonder if you were able to ask him about playing Live Aid just 9 days later. Thanks again and have a great day! - Dave

[@ProfessorofRock]

Thanks for watching!

[@jamesleenelson]

I’ve always loved Hall & Oates, and later when I saw Daryl‘s House and how good he was at participating in other people’s songs, it solidified that esteem. He’s really an amazing musician-super talented, and I’m not surprised he’s still going strong! I also like that he collaborated with Dave Stewart for his latest album.

[@waynevia6976]

Darryl Hall one of the best singer's in my opinion. one on one is one of my favorite songs too. Every song hall and Oats released were great. Possession Obsession is one of my favorite songs of hall & Oats.

[@ProfessorofRock]

Thanks Wayne!

[@rumblestruttersmith3666]

Mine too.

[@bartbluemusic]

Always loved the music of Hall & Oates! They knew how to write hit songs. I loved Hall's solo efforts too, highlighted by his hit song, "Dreamtime". SO good! :)

[@RBS_]

.....hey WHY won't anyone mention "Foolish Pride"!? ...that's my THEME Song! ...ha-HAA!

[@debbie4503]

​@@RBS_I am going to have to look that one up! 😂

[@bartbluemusic]

@@RBS_ - yeah, that song was on the same album, and an excellent one too. I just personally prefer Dreamtime. :)

[@xxlilly_playsxxkiz9980]

Great song.

[@FredGroenke55]

I always found that many of the Hall and Oates videos were just kinda silly and distracted from the excellence of the music. Great interview once again Adam

[@ProfessorofRock]

Thanks Fred!

[@coolcat6303]

I think the band would actually agree with you on that. But they were still fun to watch.

[@crystalweible152]

Jeez, been so long since I heard this song! It's still one I stop and listen to.

[@matthewclark9652]

The 2002 Hall & Oates song "Do It For Love" should have hit the Top 40 (peaked at # 114) BUT it went to # 1 ( 2 weeks in September 2002) on Billboard's Adult Contemporary Chart which was their last # 1 song.

[@mmdusa]

Saw them with ELO. One of my favorite concerts of all time. Sarah Smile is still my favorite.

[@ronbo11]

That sounds like a really cool show!

[@drmarkintexas-400]

🏆⭐😎🙏 Thank you for sharing this. I always love to hear a musician and singer discuss what a song meant to them and how it was inspired. Not being critical, but wondered why Sarah Smile n wasn't discussed? From the first time I heard that song, and still today, that song is difficult to listen to. Just EVERYTHING... It's very moving and sad and mournful and I can't do anything to change that. 🥺😢💔

[@tizviz3921]

growing up with Hall and Oates( late 70s to present).... all over the radio and started to hate them... then in 1980s picked up the private eyes cassette and now today... I cannot tell you how much it has become my go to songs/sound artist!!!

[@jamesoneavatar8644]

One of the greats! Big Bam Boom is one the best 80s albums. One of the few I owned as a kid

[@dad4ever-c90]

Hall and Oates were great due to the strength of their songs. They were HUGE long before MTV. So many "artists" today are only known because of the image created by their visuals. They could never survive just based on their music. Daryl didn't say it quite so bluntly, but I believe he implied the same opinion.

[@CasualSpud]

video didn't kill all the radio stars

[@gingercrowell7816]

I love all the songs but the deeper dives like Downtown Life and Wait for Me really showcase the genius level writing and vocals.

[@soulscanner66]

Quintessential 80's sound to a lot of these songs, but his performances on his series Daryl's Place in the 2010'a really made me a fan and shows how well these songs stand up to the test of time.

[@TheSlowoldman]

Hall and Oates have done nothing but rise on my personal favorite artist list. From Sara Smile to all of their 80's hits, they are just gold and so timeless in a very odd way because they are also so of their time....... I love the joy of Your Kiss Is On My List and the catchiness of Private Eyes, those rank very high for me.

[@LadyGwenavere-w7i]

Love Hall and Oates, huge huge part of me growing up. Great music, great videos and dahm Darrell's hair always looked better than mine. Loved his beautiful hair!❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤

[@MarcieNielsen]

Daryl Hall is my FAVOURITE!!!

[@bignoodle2265]

Again , shows me i know NOTHING about music. But i know what i like. Great interview

[@ProfessorofRock]

Thanks!

[@davidholden4543]

Daryl definately crafted his art 🖼️ Thanks Daryl and thanks PoR!

[@Tat2dDude67]

Hall & Oates was a big part of my 80s soundtrack. Great stuff. Thanks professor!

[@ProfessorofRock]

Thanks for listening

[@erickrupa1748]

Man. I loved “Out of Touch”. I rediscovered it a few years ago and I have replayed it many many times on KZbin since.