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Posts tagged "Daryl Hall"
Things I Do When I Can’t Think Of Anything To Post: Hall & Oates Edition
Daryl and John have been on my mind a lot these past few days…
Funkytowngrooves Bows Down To The Boss With Diana Ross Reissues
Diana Ross’s RCA Records catalog is getting the remaster/reissue treatment, courtesy of Funkytowngrooves.
Jheri Curl Fridays: Hall & Oates’ “Say It Isn’t So”
Daryl & John are having a good 2014, but it probably doesn’t compare to how good their 1983 was.
bLISTerd: Five Underrated Hall & Oates Songs
Saluting the latest “Hall” of Fame inductees. See what I did there?
The Blerd & Gonzo Cover Convo: “Everytime You Go Away”
In this week’s cover convo: Paul Young, Hall & Oates, a surprise guest, a Larry Hagman lookalike, alleged weenie photos and more!! Aren’t you intrigued??
The Viewfinder: Mayer Hawthorne’s “A Long Time”
The video for Mayer Hawthorne’s “A Long Time” is an homage to late Eighties Detroit dance staple “The New Dance Show”.
Come on Over to Daryl’s House for Some Adul…Uh, Music Education
So, as you can tell from yesterday’s post , I’ve been in something of a Daryl Hall mood lately. I’ve been a huge fan since I was a little kid, and I think it’s very cool that nowadays people recognize Daryl as one of his generation’s best songwriters and vocalists. Hall & Oates were the definition of ear candy in the early Eighties and were more influential than you might think at first glance. Listen to “I Can’t Go for That (No […]
Shoulda Been a Hit: Daryl Hall’s “Help Me Find a Way to Your Heart”
Following the downturn in hits that greeted Hall & Oates at the tail end of the Eighties and early Nineties, the fairer half of the duo decided to explore solo opportunities. For his third effort, 1993’s Soul Alone, Daryl drafted a writing and production team spearheaded by the Brooklyn alt-funk trio The Family Stand, who’d most recently helmed Paula Abdul’s multi-million selling Spellbound LP. Marching into the waters of contemporary R&B was nothing new for Daryl, although the sounds of […]
“Soul Punk” Alert: Patrick Stump’s Solo Debut Almost Ready for Lift-Off
Ask me why I like (or liked, since they don’t seem to exist anymore) Fall Out Boy, and I will answer with two simple words: Patrick Stump. Guy can sing his ass off, and that fact alone separated FOB from the lengthy pack of emo and emo-esque bands that ruled the airwaves a half decade or so ago. The fact that FOB was also co-signed at various points by arbiters of taste ranging from Jay-Z to ?uestlove probably helped a […]
