This 1981 BASSLINE Was SO BADA$$...Everybody & Their Dog RIPPED IT OFF Thereafter!-Professor of Rock
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- Coming up next, one of my favorite singers ever and one of the most celebrated singer-songwriters of the past 50 years, Daryl Hall tells us the stories of many of his biggest hits. First of all, Daryl Hall and John Oates dominated the 80s with the most hits of the decade. But the #1 hit that set it all up, Rich Girl, happened in the 70s and it was a doozy. It had a swear word in it and it riled up radio pretty good. In fact Rich Girl became the first #1 hit to have bleeps in it. We also talk about several of Daryl's hits that were inspirations for Van Halen and Micheal Jackson’s two biggest hits, as well as his new record D. And the hits I Can't Go For That and you Make My Dreams, Get ready for a conversation with one of the greats next on Professor of Rock.
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I’m excited to bring you another episode from our series Revelations- where featured artists go deep on their greatest songs and albums. Methodical interviews on these songs with the artists you won’t find anywhere else and today is truly a vital episode. I had the honor of chatting with one of my favorite voices ever, a man who wrote or co-wrote and sang the most hits of the 80s. Mr. Dary Hall.
Today he gives us the inside scoop on their first hit Rich Girl which had by today’s standards a minor profanity with the word Bitch but that didn’t stop radio stations and censors from not playing it or taking the word out. Daryl tells us about that, he also tells us about the two hit songs that he and John Oates had in the early 80s that two other legends borrowed from heavily, In fact, Michael Jackson and Van Halen both told Daryl as much and Eddie even wanted Daryl to head up the band when David Lee Roth left. Daryl tells me his thoughts on that and then we get the story on a song that became a million-selling single without ever charting and the details of his new album D that you gotta hear. I’m excited to share this interview so let’s get into it.
Thanks for watching. Leave us a comment on your thoughts about the song and the interview. and what your take this song is… What are your memories of the association and this songs? Let us know in the comment section below. If you like our content click on the subscribe button to get more content and support our mission become a patreon at the link below. Help us keep the music alive Until Next time three chords and the truth.
Great talking to you, Adam.
Thank you for doing this interview with Adam Reader. I have been following him over 4 years. I still have my Rich Girl 45 my favorite song of yours. Best to you and thank you for all the great music all these years and to come.
Solid top 5 singer of the modern era - your legacy is absolutely guaranteed!
Thank you for being the sound of my youth Mr. Hall!!! 58 now and the late 70,/ early 80"s were such an awesome time with awesome tunes. And I love Daryl's House too! The episode with John Recsnik of Goo Goo Dolls was epic!
So legendary. Thanks for all the great memories and vibes!
Will you write a song and perform with Sammy Hagar? I loved you two together on your show, I think it'd go #1.
If I’m not mistaken, Hall & Oates have the most #1 hits of any duo in rock history.
They were awesome!
Yes the do!
Hey Man,I'd like to know how you were to talk with Huey Lewis.Even though he has problems with his hearing.. And stopped doing shows.
So popular!
They'll sue people nearly as readily as Don Henley
Simon & Garfunkel would have to be up there.
29 out of 33 singles that Daryl Hall & John Oates released between 1974 and 1991 hit the US Top 40. Crazy number
They had the most hits of the 80s!
That’s amazing!
I love watching Live At Daryl's House. One of the greatest shows.
You know it!
The episode with Joe Walsh was amazing.
Completely agree!
DEAR MR. HALL: One of my favorite concerts, and my most bittersweet, was seeing Hall & Oates at the Indiana State Fair on Tuesday August 23, 1988. My fiancé had become my ex-fiancé after seven years together. Only 23 years-old at the time, I was heartbroken, crestfallen and very depressed over the breakup. She ended our relationship on August 20, 1988, but we had purchased tickets to the Hall & Oates concert. I have always been a fan, but Hall & Oates was my fiancé's very favorite. We decided to go together and it was the most painful experience of my young life. When they played the songs, "She's Gone", "Say It Isn't So", and others, it felt like my heart was in a vice. I held back the tears at the concert and the drive home until I dropped off my ex-fiancé at which point I burst into tears. However, this experience made me stronger and to appreciate relationships. A few years later I met the true love of my life, got married, and was never more happy. Time does heal all wounds. Thank you, Daryl, for such a wonderful, bittersweet memory.
Ahh…August 23. My baby daughter’s birthday, the day I was served divorce papers and the day my best friend died. No joke. She was born in 94, my best friend died in the most freak of gun accidents in 2022 and I was served last year…all on 8/23.
Loved your bittersweet recollection…was also at that IN State Fair concert. Wild walk down memory lane🌠
I think taking your ex was a mistake. You should have taken someone else.
@@lindawalker1924 Wow! Small world.
@@scottshoemake3941 In hindsight, perhaps. However, she had her ticket. Plus, it had only been 72-hours since the breakup and I was kind of hoping that she might reconsider.
Daryl Hall is an American treasure, and despite his success he's still under-rated.
Wow you got Daryl hall to do an interview lol wild love it
Awesome!
He’s getting EVERYBODY this year!
After reaching a million subs I’m sure more artists would agree to interviews. I also noticed that there haven’t been any promos during his recent videos.
I never heard you mention "Daryl's House", some great music coming out of there.
She's gone was my favorite. That song can really tug at your heart when you had a relationship gone bad.
the album version
Same here.
Their early music is absolutely their best, matter of fact I think You Make My Dreams Come True was the last of their great music, after that I really don't care for anything they did even the later releases from that album, but those early albums, yea, they were great.
Daryl could now write the song "He's Gone" about John! Ha Ha!
Daryl is a phenomenal soul singer.
Yes he is!
He is the OG "blue eyed" soul frontman.❤
One of the best in his field.
Sad about the fallout between John and Darryl, though…
IT's sad.
Hopefully Daryl and John reconcile. They’re not young guys…
@@ProfessorofRockProfessor, why exactly did you decide to completely ignore that massive pink elephant in the room? Too edge? It's a real situation with valid historical impact on music and Hall +Oates fandom. Also, you might enjoy the refreshing shock it might cause to sneak a surprise hardball into the rotation of softball questions😉
@@stevenfunderburg1623- I’d imagine it was something like "You see that pink elephant over there? If you mention it, the interview’s over."
In my Fantasyland✨:they are only pretending to be falling-out when in actuality, they secretly decided to go with the massive publicity,
$$/revived relevant-cy, and to put a spotlight on John for a while.
Since the “break up” people have been talking about JOHN much more than ever. 🥹🦄🌈✨✨✨✨✨✨✨✨✨✨✨
I never knew till years later about all the 70s goodness of Hall and Oates. Glad Daryl is rocking to this day.
Thanks for watching Terrick!
@@ProfessorofRock I LOVE the 70s way more than ANY DECADE EVER 8 OF THE Top 25 Biggest selling LPs sold in the USA Are from the 1970s TRUE FACTS, And most of the biggest bands where FORMED in the 70s ASWEL THE EAGLES 71 BOSTON 76,HALL n OATS 73 ,AREOWSMITH 73 THE CARS 77 TOTO 78,. VAN HALEN 73 BLONDIE 76 ,ACDC 72 QUEEN,73 KISS 71 ,KANSAS 76, SUPER TRAMP 73, BTO 73, ELO 73, FOG HAT 74 ABBA 73 ,BRUCE SPRING STEEN 75,THE POLICE1977,THE KNACK 79 Long live the 1970s BABY🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥
I got this one pretty quickly. Hall & Oates, "Rich Girl." Great tune, great duo. ☝️🤠
Squeeee! I LOVE their earlier songs!❤
I will only refer to it as the “b” word.
Great interview! First time I’ve ever heard Daryl refer to John as “ Oates “ in my 45 years or so of following the band . That relationship is gone unfortunately. Cheers to their legendary music though 🥂
It really sucks.
And he said most of the songs are his.
@@xxlilly_playsxxkiz9980 agree
Surprised he didn't say, "Mr. Oates"...
Shame bigtime. They had some fantastic bands and John pulled his weight in all of them - there were no passengers in those bands, on stage or in the studio, and John brought two of their biggest hits to the table: Out of Touch and Maneater, and he was 50-50 on She's Gone. 20 years ago he was up for giving John at least the credit but now? Nothing. Shame.
He came off as really humble in that interview. I will give his new album a listen this afternoon
I will be checking out myself
Do it! IT's really good!
@@Code.Name.V Cool. Always glad to add to the playlist :)
@@ProfessorofRock I sure will!! :) :) Thank you!
So will I.
I am 59, I remember this song very well. I was raised in Conservative SC and remember flying ALONE to visit My Grandparents for a week in FLA near Ft. Lauderdale where The FLA DJs were playing it. As a young teen I was immediately thrilled to sing along to this song and have the opportunity to say CUSS words. Back then people just didn’t swear like is so common now.
I got mad at my Grandmother when she caught me listening to records at a boys house down the street. She overheard me tell my friends that she was a bitch(my new word). I was sent back home early that year and I never got invited back. 😂
Thanks for sharing.
Grandmas are supposed to be cooler than that. I had a cool grandmother and an ultra-conservative grandmother.
Haha no kidding!
Was her name Karen? Just asking. 😂
@mikelouis9389 , for me, my cool grandma was Maria, and my ultra-conservative grandma was Bridget, but nicknamed Bessie. By the way, I did date a Karen who was a "Karen."🤦♂️
FLAT OUT, THANKS FOR THIS INTERVIEW!!!!! MORE LIKE THIS PLEASE, AND IF YOU CAN GET"THE VOICE" OF JOURNEY ,THANK YOU IN ADVANCE FOR THAT!!!!!!!!!!!!
Thanks!
Please, A PERRY 2024 OR 2025 TOUR! I WILL BE IN THE FRONT ROW OF EITHER A HARTFORD CIVIC CENTER or r Mohegan SUN ARENA TOUR DATE!!!!!!!!! 📅
And MAY DARYL HALL OPEN OR CLOSE FOR STEVE Perry!!!!!
Sorry for stealing from bon Jovi on this one! BUT STEVE PERRY IS THE VOICE! AND ALWAYS WILL BE IN MY OPINION!! AND I DON'T THink I STAND ALONE ON THIS!
Big Hall and Oates fan. I even had the 45 of Dream Time when he went solo. One song I think does not get any love is Wait For Me.
Best episode of Daryl's House is when Howard Jones played Things Can Only Get Better.
I love Daryl’s voice and songs. Grew up in the 80’s with Hall and Oars. Loved them!
Dude, I love Hall & Oates! They make up the tapestry of my youth. So important to me. I wish those two could just set aside their differences. They don’t have to record together. I just want them to be ok.
Darryl's voice is phenominal. I love his cover of the Spinner's " I'll be Around" so good.
I was a rocker back then, but Hall & Oates was always in the background. Great interview.
Soundtrack of our lives. 66 year old here, Hall & Oates are at the top of that particular tree. I understand why John was not mentioned due to legal reasons, we all hope that it is resolved sooner rather than later, these songs were a gift from them both. Thanks Professor, another great interview full of respect and knowledge from Adam.
I found Daryl Hall and John Oates because of this channel. Thank you, Professor.
That is so cool. If you want to see something really special, look for videos from Hall's series, "Live from Darryl's House," where he jams with all kinds of different rock stars. It's so awesome.
What a great interview. Daryl Hall is a such a laid back, "humble" guy. It's a shame that he and Oates have had a falling out as they both seem like humble guys in their interviews.
They sound so nice.
I'm tellin ya. It was the mustache. Once that thing went off to be a super hero, Daryl couldn't handle it. He never wanted to talk to John again.
Great interview. Thank you Professor.
Thanks for watching!
Hey Adam, another great interview! Woo!! 😎
Thanks for watching!
Poll: STRAIGHT UP. Who is the GREATEST MALE SINGER of the ROCK ERA?
Freddie Mercury
Freddie Mercury. Hands down.
George Michael (He was able to sing many different styles from jazz to rock so effortlessly).
Elvis. Freddie Mercury a close second.
Dennis DeYoung
He seems really humble and a regular guy. Great interview. Didn’t hear him mention “She’s Gone” which is my favorite H & O song.
Keep up the good work getting these interviews. They are just what us music junkies need! Darryl is so fun to listen to.
Glad you like them!
OMG!! You got Daryl Hall! Nicely done. They have so many hits, and have been with us since the 70's. Wait For Me is my absolute favorite. No one has a voice like Daryl's. I just have to hope that these two gifted men can some day find the common ground to forgive, and go to heaven as the team we always knew them to be. Thanks Professor, loved this one.
I will always love Hall and Oats! Classic 80’s awesomeness!
They had a few biggies in the 70s ALSO ,,,,,,,,,IN 70s greatness
I couldn't name all of their hits, but I bet I know all the words!
One of my all time fav groups . Still. Bet there were some close seconds. ....ohh the great hits around that time. Just awesome.
Most of their most talked about songs are from the 70s though ,Sara Smile ,Rich Girl,Shes Gone,
She’s Gone
Top 5 all time!!!
In my wildest dreams, I never thought I would get a peek inside Daryl Hall's home and it would look like that.
Ha ha!
Right?
I did, but only because he was once on an episode of This Old House talking about a place he had restored
@@marthaczyz1078It wasn’t This Old House. But I knew what you meant. Was called Restoration Overhaul. It’s a 1780’s CT farmhouse. 🏡
@@samanthab1923 no it was an episode of TOH…Norm Abram was the one who spoke with him
Thank you so much for doing this interview! I first saw Hall & Oates in the eighties when I was 16. I had a big crush on Daryl. I drew a picture of the two of them and got close enough to the stage to hand it to them. My favourite song is She's Gone. I have listened to it hundreds of times. I was fortunate enough to see Hall and Oates in concert a few times in the last 10 years before their split. Looking forward to part 2 of your interview.
Darryl is one of the most amazing artists of all time, he can capture a feel of anything he is playing and completely run with it to create something great out of the air. You covered a lot of ground in this interview any one of all the songs you talked about could have been a complete episode. Now I absolutely need to go listen to his new album that I may have missed if not for your channel, I get so caught up in the music I listen to constantly and forget to listen to the new music being released. Great episode!!!
I couldn't agree with you more! Darryl has an amazing voice and can convey such soul. I've loved him for years and have been looking forward to this interview from our Prof. for a long time! Much love xxx
I’m so excited to hear his voice at 78 now that he has a new album.
@@wrayewenigmann3696 yes I have been looking forward to this interview too! Outstanding artist
@@xxlilly_playsxxkiz9980 did not know he was 78
@@MyName-pl7zn he’s getting pretty old!
Growing up listening to Daryl’s songs and voice always made me happy. I think he might have the best voice in the business hands down. Love his stories and watching Live from Daryl’s house. Continue to play my collection of Hall & Oats vinyl often. Adam, thank you for keeping the music alive. Great show! You are the best at what you do as well.
Oh, cool! You interviewed Daryl Hall, too! (I had seen your interviews with John Oates before.) They're local celebrities!
Thanks for watching.
Yeah!
Gotta love the Little House reference! I truly hated Harriet and Nellie and sympathized with Nels - then there was that twisted episode where the kids thought Nels chopped of Harriet's head! That show could get dark at times...
PoR hit the nail on the head with the first Karen ....lol
No kidding!
@@randytessman6750 Ha ha!
I burst out laughing when he said that!
Got a good laugh out of that one! OG Karen! Spit my coffee across the room though!
Many a time the words rang out from my daughter bedroom "shut up dad, you're killing it" while I sang along with headphones on.
Ha ha!
Too funny!
That's hilarious!😂
Hahaha
Hall & Oates the dynamic duo
Thanks for sharing!
Their melodies are the perfect background for dancing with that one girl you love.
ha i was a terrible skater just cruised around with mydate try not to crash hall.and oates was probably one we skated to blondie probably most recall rapture the tide is high just heard sunday also my younger sister lives in nashville knows the oates she and my nephew attended his cd release party several years ago he bought me one but lost was like a blues covers plus some of his
Just sad that there is no more talent like this group today. Thank you for the most excellent interviews POR! You are the greatest!
You're welcome!
One of my favorite concerts ever was the Big Bang Boom tour... Atlanta 1984.
Maybe it's the glasses, but now I want to see Darryl Hall and Jeff Lynne cut an album together.
Or a double album of Jeff doing Darryl covers and Darryl doing Jeff/ELO covers.
Daryl Hall's "Dreamtime" (1986) sounded a bit like E.L.O. btw. The chord changes, the string section, all very Lynne-ish.
I always enjoyed his solo song "Dreamtime", but I also try not to listen to it much without listening to other music or I will have that song in my mind the whole day!
If you remember when ACE was the place with your helpful hardware MAN, you are going to dig this channel.
@Nnn0cxf...you mean before they got PC or what they call WOKE today and made helpful hardware FOLKS.....
Hahaha
I remember when Ace was a band that did the r&b song, "How Long"...
I got a part time job there in about ‘94 and the change to “folks” was fairly fresh. So wierd and unnecessary
Daryl has been my constant for 50 years. Good times, bad times, no matter what, there was a Daryl Hall song soothing my soul. During the last Hall and Oates concert I went to I was delighted to see how they spanned generations. Grandparents dancing and singing with their children and their children's children...beautiful❤
Greetings to all of you music junkies!
Greetings to you, friend!😘💖🫂🐾🐾🩵
🖐😃
Salutations my friend.
Hello!!
Happy Hump Day to all of you. Have a great week
When I was in grad school 'round 1986-1987 I would walk to my classes listening to Hall & Oates' Big Bam Boom in my walkman. I would always find my walking rhythm listening to "Out Of Touch". I don't know why but my step would always find itself moving to its beat every time 😋
Love their music..!!
Daryl has to be one of the coolest pop stars ever.
Absolutely.
I saw John Oates at the Rochester Jazz Festival a few months ago, and he won’t sign any CDs or albums or pictures with his former partner, only his Solo albums or Solo pictures, it’s like, dude I know you’re not getting along with him, but that’s what a majority of your money and fame comes from.
John Oates suffers from "Second Banana Syndrome."
Sad they have come to this in their later years.
That is weird.
Hall has a restraining order on Oates. John is not allowed to call, email, text or even walk up to Hall in a coffee shop and say hello. Maybe Oates is just playing it safe.
When I saw the picture of Darryl Hall, and saw the tag line 'the Bass Line That Capsized the 80's', I thought for sure you must've been talking about Maneater!
I knew immediately you were covering Hall & Oates from your blind intro. Love Darryl Hall. I saw Hall & Oates Live a few years ago. It was a great concert. I'm so sad that they're at war with each other after all of the years of friendship and collaboration. Great interview. Thanks, Adam.
And I thought this whole thing would be resolved by now.
@@xxlilly_playsxxkiz9980, I didn't. Too ugly. And frankly, based on what little I know about it, I think Hall is being ridiculous. I have no idea why he thinks Oatrs owed him any advanced notice of his intent to sell his share of their music library. And even if Hall's feelings were hurt over it, why is he suing? What is that going to serve? It's all just so petty.
@@jillwklausen it really is a bit far fetched, I agree with you.
@@xxlilly_playsxxkiz9980 , this is what Hall claims his "damages" are as a result of Oates choosing to sell his share of the business: "Hall claims the 'bad faith conduct' by Oates has created 'tremendous upheaval, harm, and difficulty in my life, not to mention unnecessary expense and burden,' according to Hall’s declaration."
I mean, 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣 OMG, you big baby, grow up! Does that basically say, "He hurt my feefees," or is it just me? Hahaha!
Love this interview! Thank you, Mr Hall, for all the great songs! Some of the darkest days of my life were brightened by your music.
"Most of the songs are mine!" Shots fired!
Yeah. I saw Darryl being interviewed on Bill Maher’s podcast, “Club Random” and I could sense there was no love loss between he and Oates, and Darryl had to set Maher straight that, although they were a duet, “most of the songs were his (Darryl’s).” Maher made a comment where he mistakenly assumed those great H & O hits were collaborations, rather than one of them writing the majority of the songs.
Having grown up in the 70s through the 80s, Hall and Oates were definitely in the soundtrack of my life. Seeing the interview really shows how the creative mind of a truly talented and gifted artist works. They're on a different plane of existence than us mere mortals. Well done, professor!
I never forget in grade 7 singing the song and being fearful of saying the word bitch out loud in front of others but really wanting to yell out loud. LOL
Ha ha!
Yeah, any song that had anything controversial we wanted to belt it out loud! Leroy Brown, no, he didn’t say that, he said whole down town, didn’t get smacked over that one, but when my friend’s Dad was gone it was whole damn town. Lol
I’m still scared of singing it in front of my parents - they would just skip over that dreaded word when they sang it
Just finished watching Rick Beato’s interview with Rick Rubin. They, just like Darryl, also talked about how many songs became hits just based off the Demo itself. I love hearing how song ideas came to be. Great interview Professor!
I love this! Great stories behind the songs. I treasure my Daryl Hall and John Oates albums. I am glad I was able to see them live in the 90s. They improvise and jam the songs.
What year and wear did you see them Catherine?
@@ProfessorofRockParamount Theater in Seattle. I don't remember the exact year.
What was your favorite song they played live?
@@xxlilly_playsxxkiz9980 I don't know. There are so many songs I like. 🥰
@@catherine6653 They have so much in their catalog, it’s hard to choose just one!
Hall & Oates were so big during my teen years and have such a strong hold on my musical side. Anytime I hear any of their songs I instantly sing along.
Out of Touch is my favorite Hall and Oats song. Reminds me of my first love that was never going to work but we couldn't give it up.
We talked about that one. Coming in part 2!
@@ProfessorofRock I look forward to it.
Yup!
Great tune ⭐️
Thanks Adam!
I really appreciate that you have now finally spoken with both of my favorite Rock/Pop/R&B vocalists, the other besides Hall being Paul Carrack. Been waiting for this. Great work!!
Rich Girl just had such a cool Motown-soul vibe to it! As a kid, I thought of it and Elton's "The Bitch is Back" as the "B" songs... Funny you discuss it!
@flavellinator..... Meredith Brooks topped them all in 1997 with the song BITCH .....
I don’t know how you do it Adam, but you keep on outdoing, no, FAR outdoing yourself with these interviews! Obviously with the non stop string of big hits from the late 1970s through the entire 1980s, Daryl Hall and John Oates’ music is connected to endless memories for millions. Again, having been a nightclub DJ from the late 1970s until the mid 1990s, Daryl’s music is very much woven into my soul. I could never go wrong playing their music even well into the 1990s. It was always a crowd pleaser. I had an alternative music night that I did at our club in Bellevue, Washington with Seattle’s “The End -107.7” radio every Thursday night. Each week one of their air personalities would join me in the DJ booth as I played a lot of the music that station featured, like Screaming Trees, Toad the Wt Spricket, Smashing Pumpkins, Living Color, Red Hot Chili Peppers, Jane’s Addiction, plus the local favorites Soundgarden, Nirvana, Mookie Blaylock/Pearl Jam, Mother Love Bone, The Gits, etc. Even with that playlist I would always slip in something by Daryl Hall and John Oates. Even THAT crowd ate it up!
Again, once again you have outdone yourself with this interview. I’m looking forward to the second half of it!
THANKS SO MUCH!
Oh, and @realdarylhall, thank you for doing this interview with Adam, and for all of the wonderful, timeless music! I speak blessings beyond imagination over you and yours in Jesus’ name.
🎶🎹☝🏼
❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤. Great interview! I love seeing these artists being themselves. Not on a stage. Sometimes I'll like the artist, but not necessarily for their works. They may have great ideas about other issues. They may have humor. I love humor! LOL I like Hall and Oates, but they weren't on my list of favorites. I liked their hits, but didn't love them. LOL
Anyway, have a most awesome day!!!! ☺️
THanks Dann!
@@ProfessorofRock Hope your having a great day! ❤️ to everyone!
Hall & Oats music was such a massive part of my college years during the early 80's! That decade can never be replaced or replicated and I feel so fortunate to have lived through it while in my 20's ❤
Hey Pro, There Was an Interview With Current Steve Miller Band's Guitarist Kenny Lee Lewis, and back in '79, he was in an obscure Blue-Eyed Soul group called Pieces, he claimed in the interview the time they came out with their album and I quote "The Blue-Eyed Soul Sound went away, Not for us, but guys like Hall & Oates, Michael McDonald and many others and Sexual acts like Adam Ant, Boy George, Prince, The Cure, Duran Duran came at the scene, when "My Sharona" by the Knack came out. That was the end of that." Uh, What Is He Talking About, Hall & Oates had a bunch of hits when the 80s came (Like the ones you mentioned in this video) And also Michael McDonald with "I Keep Forgettin" and the Doobies in 1980 with "Real Love" He sounds like he's re visioning history + Some of those acts didn't become big till the 80s and second, the Knack was on the charts same time when ballads and R&B and Yacht Rock was ruling the charts.
Thanks for sharing.
Amazing interview with one of my favourite musicians, thank you for stringing a series of incredible guests ! I was hoping you'd ask him about the similarities between You make my dreams and the Duck Tales theme, but oh well :D
Just a note that you say John Oates in the first part. Nice to finally get some from Daryl even though I love John as well.
Huh? Which part?
@@ProfessorofRock it's been corrected.
Darryl is my favorite of all time. I never turn one of his songs off and he’s a true pro so versatile. Great episode having him on Prof!
I wish I could have gone to a Hall and Oates concert now knowing it may never happen again.
No kidding.
Same here
I was a fan back then, but rediscovered him with his "Live From Daryl's House" series. it was just so very cool, the band was tight ,and they mixed in some of the stuff that went on between takes. After the band, crew and guests all sitting down and breaking bread and usually some adult beverages. Just such a "real" feel to it. It broke my heart when his sidekick and band director T-Bone Wolk passed away suddenly, their chemistry was just so special.
That original setting for the show from his old house in Millerton NY.
His Birthday is tomorrow. Great timing Adam.
Saw H&O many times in the 70’s when I was in college. They were always playing when they lived around Washington Square Park. No tour needed, they just scheduled a concert somewhere around NY. Saw Darryl this past summer - like I was in college again! One of the greatest singer/songwriters of all time.
My Mother didn’t like the rock of the 70s, she preferred country and would yell at us if she heard anything that even sounded like rock music, imagine my surprise when she visited my husband and me in Philadelphia when I was expecting my first child, she was walking through our apartment and belted out “she’s a rich bitch girl!” She asked me to take her to see Hall and Oates, they were playing there soon, I didn’t like crowds but was so surprised that she even knew this song much less wanted to go to a rock concert, I am 66 and have actually never gone to a concert, I know that I have missed out on a lot but I don’t regret it. I think Sh’s Gone is my favorite Hall and Oates song, they have a unique sound that can never be duplicated, thanks for the interview, I love to see and hear from the ones who wrote and sang those wonderful songs that bring back so many memories, you did it again Adam, great show.
Like everyone, I knew Hall & Oates from the radio but when I saw them opening for ELO on their '81 Time tour they totally blew me away, especially Daryl and the whole band's energy. I didn't go out and buy their albums, but when they came back to town as headliners the next year I damn sure bought my ticket early.
Thanks!
Kudos for landing the interview - Daryl is def 1 cool-ass dude - I liked their hits, and his vox on You Burn Me Up (I'm a cigarette) on the Robert Fripp album - EVERYBODY: Give it a listen!!!
I think the first song with a profanity was Bad Bad Leroy Brown by Jim Croce, which contained the word "damn." It seems very tame now, but radio stations banned it back then.
Damn vs B^tch
It really does.
The Bitch is Back? Elton John put it in the title. Steppenwolf practically screamed god damn the pusher man. I guess it depends on who's making the judgment on what a swear word is.
Thanks for choosing music as a career Daryl! You rocked my journey through life. Thanks for the ride! Keep rockin'!
Daryl has a soulful voice and is an underrated singer.
Great soulful voice, you could almost go to sleep listening to that beautiful voice.
Van Halen Hall 😂, that would have made music history. I just thought the word was factual and funny. Thank you, POR.
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Another song that had a word changed when playing on AM Radio, compared to FM Radio that let it play through was the 1979 hit song from the Charlie Daniel’s Band called the “Devil Went Down To Georgia”. The line was, “And I told you once you Son of a Bitch, I’m the best there’s ever been.” AM Radio subbed in the word “Gun” for the word “Bitch”, where it played, “And I told you once you Son of a Gun, I’m the best there’s ever been.”
Yes, I remember this
Thanks for this great interview Adam!
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I loved that song She's Gone when I was growing up. Heck, I loved just about every Hall and Oates song that got airplay. And I wore out H2O on my car stereo when it came out...
Hall and Oates are from my area. John Oates is from North Wales Pa. He went to my High School. Way before me. But coming from a really tiny town like North Wales or Pottstown PA (like, Daryl Hall). Proves that in America you can be born anywhere and make it.
That's right!
I used to live in North Wales, but grew up in Philly. Loved these guys from the early days, so many great songs, but "Fall in Philadelphia" from "Whole Oats" in 1972 is still a sentimental favorite. It also appears on "The Early Years" collection along with "Perkiomen", another cool tune with a local connection.
Yep. Jimi Hendrix was from Seattle.
I never knew he was from North Wales. Very cool. I’m in New Hope
September 21, 1985… I was walking across campus between classes in Champaign, IL and it sounded like they were running soundchecks and testing the system at Memorial Stadium for the next day’s big Farm Aid show… and I heard that unmistakable voice singing a cappella “Every time you go away..” 🎶 .. and freshman year in college just got a whole lot better! I worked the show the no next day - 22.5 hours! - I was less than 10 feet from downstage center the entire day.. so many great performances and performers, but Daryl Hall was definitely among my personal favorites that magnificent day. Loved this interview! Great information and insight!! Thank you for your channel.🎉
Hard to pick a best song from H2O, but my favorite will always be "Some Things are Better Left Unsaid". If you ever get a chance to interview him again, it would be great to hear his thoughts on this song, as well as the Liberty Concert that H2O headlined on July 4th, 1985 (9 days before the final show at Live Aid on July 13th, 1985). That must've been some week for him! Have a good one!
That's one I haven't heard in years but always loved it. That and "Say it isn't So".
@@davidhinkson8856 Bingo--"Say it Isn't So" is also in my Top 5 H2O songs. Great song and great dynamics, just like "Some Things...".
Some Things Are Better Left Unsaid is an amazing song…
@@xxlilly_playsxxkiz9980 Absolutely, Lilly!
Loved Hall and Oates. Thank goodness they are still being played on radio.
Loooove Hall & Oates!!
Such a legendary songwriter and completely down to earth. I can't to see part 2!
Like # 2 today. I like Darrell ,but glad Sammy went to Van Halen.
Hall and Oates did more than just dominate a decade, their influence spilled all over the rest of the industry. Anybody who was anybody was influenced by their unstoppable grooves.
Heck of a score, Professor! Awesome interview!
4:38 Bad blood by Neil Sedaka came out in 1975 that had b**** in it. Two years before Rich Girl.
Yes and it was #1 for three weeks instead of two. Elton John's 1974 #4 hit "The Bitch Is Back" had it more than any other hit song.
Daryl Hall has been such a big part of the soundtrack of our lives!
Thank you Daryl!
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Darryl and John were easily one of the acts whose hits helped form the tapestry of my single digits. They were kind of similar to REO Speedwagon for me, in that I heard their name and the songs but didn't match them up. The part regarding "Kiss on my List" inspiring "Jump" is ironic if you throw in how the Pointer Sisters single "Jump (For My Love)" also predates EVH's composition - and motivated the sisters to repackage the *Breakout* album and retitle their tune.
Periodically to 2024, I imagine others are with me when I repeat my earlier hope that Darryl and John will bury the hatchet.
Thanks Eric!
No the VH song came first I believe.
*Breakout* was first distributed in 1983,@@xxlilly_playsxxkiz9980. "Jump" wasn't heard as a single until the end of the year.
Everytime You Go Away is my favorite song of his. But, I grew up in the 80s, so there are so many I love hearing. One of my all-time favorites, for sure.
Ummm..."Everytime You Go Away" is a song by Paul Young (not Hall & Oates).
We made it to Hump Day!
Time to enjoy the roll downhill.
@@TerrickTerran Two down, three to go. :)
Good stuff. for sure. Glad Sarah Smile got at least a mention. Was the first 'love song' that really hit me as a 12 year old boy. Reminds me of Lisa B, who was my first GF at school. Thanks!
00:12 | Uhm, "partner" has other meaning these days. Better to use "bandmate" or "collaborator".
That's what's wrong with the world. Stop that PC BS
Partner is an appropriate word here. 🙄
Whatever, weirdo.
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Enhance your calm guy lol. You choose your verbiage & I'll choose mine 😉
These back stories just blow me away, your doing Gods work 😂. Keep it up, most of these stories will die if not.
I just love Dreamtime from one of Darryl's solo albums. I remember hearing it when I was very young and not knowing the artist. I found it on Spotify a couple years ago because it was suggested to me according to my playlists. I have loved listening to it ever since. Very underrated song! Thanks for the interview Darryl and Professor!