Daryl Hall | Club Random with Bill Maher
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Bill and Daryl randomly riff on rock stars who have long marriages, Daryl’s conversion to Judaism, why some people can sing and some can’t, Daryl reveals who did what on the Hall & Oates records (hint: mostly Daryl) 14:31, Bill’s love of Hall & Oates’ obscure songs, Clive Davis’ take on Bill’s playlist and Daryl’s opinion of the legendary hitmaker, Bill and Daryl on success and the measure of sanity, the impossibility of being faithful when you’re a rock star, the woman who Sara Smile was written about, and the rare bands who can play two hours of hits in a concert.
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God, he never shuts up. He just loves the sound of his own voice.
Not talking about Daryl Hall here.
Geez Bill….Shut up and let the man talk! Not the best interview on this show. IMO…
Bill is so into himself. I wouldn't have even watched this except for the fact that I really love Daryl Hall's music. However, I can't stand Bill Maher. Maher's stance is always the same: "I'm a liberal and I don't care what you think." He's so boring.@@tericm
he says a lot of stupid shit too
It's hard to love someone so much, then get such a blow to the gut with such nonsense... I have to remember that these people live in a bubble and can't see what we see. I have hope though.
Daryl Hall would have a good excuse for loving the sound of his own voice though, lol.
Well done to Daryl for managing to get a few words in.
.. and secondhand smoke.
I feel like it was much more important for Daryl personally to draw this huge incandescent line between him and Oates during the interview than it was for us to hear it.
Live at Daryl’s House is wonderful
He’s a great voice and a great songwriter
And a gracious host.
Just watched the one with Charlie Starr. Fantastic.
One of the greatest voices of the last 50 years... Talent is talent. Period.
Still seems like an ass wipe
❣❣
"Period" is something women say or feminized men say. Which is it Mel?
@@vanillaexplosion99 Don't be stupid!
@@vanillaexplosion99 It's meant to be plain and simple!
I worked in Hollywood for a bank, a filing job. One of my many co-workers was a cute woman named Jena. One day she brought in an album (that I had heard of, as it was reviewed in Rolling Stone) called Abandoned Luncheonette. She quit after a few weeks. Later, I realized she was Sara ( Sara Smile ) Allen's younger sister.
Live from Daryls House is truly some of his best stuff, and ANYTIME this man does Me and Mrs. Jones it is perfection.
THAT has been the best find on TH-cam ever. Love it. I had no idea how great Hall is until I heard him on his shows.
Yes Me & Mrs Jones by Daryl is unprecedented. Love it. Daryl is timeless.
Ahh one of my favorites
Unbelievable give oates some credits he wrote a lot of the songs as well. What an ego it was all me. Come on darryl
He was your partner in music. Both of you are great.
And because of this podcast, the lawsuits were filed and Daryl got a restraining order against John. Crazy times we live in.
Wow!!!
I’ve seen a Stern interview where Daryl did give Oates a lot of credit. Wonder what happened
@@michaelmcdermott9008 I saw an interview with John just a few weeks ago and the lady asked “who is the more sensitive one, which one of you is the one who cries” John said, “oh that’s an answer for a few weeks, there’s going to be allot of crying”.. makes you wonder what happened for sure.
Daryl Hall, one of the greatest voices and hit makers of his generation. One of the few artists that sound just as good live as in the studio.
He's completely out of touch
Exactly ❤
@@phoenixzappa7366 ... And out of TIME??
He needs a drink and a quick decision...
One of the greatest?
This podcast is making a lot more sense now
This is the interview that ended Hall and Oates. They have not played a live date as H&O since.
Interesting how Daryl doesn't talk about the songs John wrote which were some of their big hits as well. I appreciate both of them for their music and wish them the best.
Damn Daryl doesn’t want to give John any credit 🤣 Clearly some animosity there or Daryl is just very conceded
Daryl has been a prick about his
partnership" with Oates for years.
Yea I’m not a particular fan of them but obviously know their hits. I thought he came across a bit arrogant and petty when describing their relative musical contributions. A bit cringy for me
Remember, he said he had more than 30 hits but hes not counting.
Daryl has reason to be a little bitter, "Hall and Oates" is like a brand that he can't afford to lose, but Daryl has always been "the producer" of the two, and it's not even close. Billy Joel and Elton John don't have to share credit with someone like he does.
@@andrewflanders262 that all sounds depressing ha.
Daryl Hall sure loves throwing John Oates under the bus.
Maybe he has reason
Hall and Oates fan. Interesting that DH talks about how he did most of the studio work on some of the hits with his "business partner" . But his solo recording career garnered basically one hit song.
Like the Chris rock joke. "I don't know what the hell Oates does. But Hall has never had a hit song without him"
My band opened 60 shows for Hall & Oates in ‘77 and ‘78. It was during their comparatively commercially lean period of ‘Beauty On A Back Street’ and ‘Along The Red Ledge’ albums. I used to watch them from sidestage, night after night, as Daryl would never sing a song the same way two nights in a row. He is a true soul singer of the highest order, black or white.
All Daryl said here was that he and John are now just business partners, in the H&O brand. It’s a touring brand only at this point, and it pays bills for both of them. They’re not creative partners in the songwriting/arranging/recording/producing sense. It wasn’t mean. It was just the facts.
Having said that, Daryl is rather aloof and he does have an ego, and there’s nothing wrong in that. I’ve yet to meet many highly successful people who aren’t that way. It’s more than often part of the equation that makes them so great to begin with. I must add that John was a very friendly and accommodating touring partner. Good guy. Daryl is very private.
Hey, thanks AWESOME reply. I MISS the good old days. I think it was their only album that had a bit more of a ROCK approach, with of course that sweet, smooth Philly sound as well. Be well, Peace.
Very cool! I saw them in the mid 70's just as Sara Smile was breaking. I had been a fan for almost a year at that point. The first H&O album I bought was Abandoned Luncheonette, I immediately went out and bought Whole Oats. They were different and special, I told everyone about them. That mid 70's concert was on Long Island, my GF and future wife wasn't too familiar with H&O and she wasn't feeling too great (her period), anyway, within 20 minutes she forgot about her headache and pain, it was better than any Midol pill, LOL! When Daryl was singing Sara Smile he sat at the edge of the stage and he had that entire audience in the palm of his hand, it was a terrific concert! You were very fortunate to have played on the same billing with them.
Exactly! 💯 well written 👏
You guys opened for them during their greatest creative period. Their biggest hits were ahead of them, but they were writing better overall material in the late '70's.
I agree he is a wonderful man. As a kid I somehow found myself backstage at a huge show in Ohio because of my fathers association with the promoter. I saw a little argument with him and one of the guys from AWB. I think he was the leader not sure but it began harsh but two level headed men were able to stifle it before it got nasty. Maurice White from EWF and Leroy Sugarfoot Bonner from the Ohio Players. Had nothing to do with anything musical but back in the mid 70s people seemed to be less arrogant and more willing to let things go. They just dont make men like this anymore. Great post, loved reading it.
What is Daryl talking about that he and John don't have a "creative partnership"? Nevermind all the songs that they wrote *together* -- "She's Gone", "Out of Touch", etc. -- it was fairly common knowledge that they would help each other arrange and shape the songs that they wrote separately. And they produced all of their 80s albums together. If that's not a creative partnership, then wtf is?
People get tired of that after awhile. Not that surprising
@@rewindh462- That's fine you want to stay on your own path but completely rewriting history in such a narcissistic way is something I wouldn't have expected from him. I will point out that Daryl only has a big hit outside of H&O so John sure did something worthwhile in the group. It is sad though. Too bad the pandemic wrecked that potential last studio album that will never happen now.
@@magicman322he reminds me of the American Barry Gibb. It could be he wants to have a solo name too late into his career.
So as someone who has probably heard 95% or more of Daryl's interviews, I think I can add some perspective to what might appear to be him discrediting John here. First, Maher needed to be more specific when asking about things in terms of time, like Daryl said at the end " Oh you're talking about the OLD days"....What we need to realize is that it has been almost 40 years since Daryl and John actually sat in a room with guitars/piano and wrote a song together. It may not feel that way to us because we still love the music like it was written yesterday, but for Daryl, that was 2 or maybe 3 lifetimes ago. Think of it like a marriage and the songs were the kids ( Daryl has used this analogy before). They got married, had all these kids, grew apart, but still care for each other and have to still remain " together" to help keep the kids safe, taken care of ect.....So there is that part
The real issue here, and what I hear in many of Daryl's interviews, is a confusion/anger that he was never taken seriously as a solo artist, and least not in the way he wanted. Just look at what he has witnessed. Michael Jackson, Don Henley, Phil Collins, Sting, George Michael, Jon Bon Jovi, Rob Thomas, and more, all split from their original groups and found, in some cases, more success solo than with the original groups. So from Daryl's POV, he must be like WTF? Why did I get so ignored? To the point that his best album, IMO, Can't Stop Dreaming, was basically ignored until it was re-released AFTER Hall & Oates were back together with Do It For Love. Only THEN was that album even recognized, and it did spur a few AC/Jazz hits...So I 100% forgive his hurt, and he is clearly hurt, that when he tried to go solo he was never really given the time of day or promoted properly, and only after each time he would go running back to John, did he have success. He is human, and that would wear on any of us.
Lastly, some of what you see here is memory loss. Daryl has never had a good memory because he is always in the now. I have NEVER , and I have seen at least 30 in person, I have NEVER seen a H&O show where he did not screw up the lyrics at least once, you just come to expect it lol. Also, many times his stories are different or confusing from one interview to the next. I have heard him say that Jon Bon Jovi did an excellent job on So Close, and I have also heard him say he ruined the song. Yes, we all know that he was divorced before his ex wife died, but you can tell by the look in his eyes that he still loved her, and most likely their parting was similar to how he parted with Sarah, who said " I know he still loves me, but he just can't be with me" or something close to that. You can tell by the way he speaks about Tommy, Clive and others that he feels cheated somehow, that he feels he should have been able to have equal success solo as he did with H&O. And really , who can blame him? Just listen to any of Soul Alone or Can't Stop Dreaming and you wonder how in the HELL did these albums flop and not produce hits? It seems it was all political and business related, and not really related to the music. Labels wanted so badly to protect the H&O brand that they ignored Daryl. He even said once "we work together because the world forces us to". If you watch enough of his interviews you realize he has some deep wounds, and a love/hate relationship with almost every MALE he interacts with ( a few exceptions) and speaks very fondly and lovingly about all of the women in his life. I think John knows him, and will just take this interview as Daryl being Daryl. Anyway, just my two cents.
Very well said! As a true hall and Oates fan and you are so right ❤️
@Flying Fluffy Hockey Being a huge fan of Hall & Oates, I totally agree with everything you said. "Can't Stop Dreaming," IMO, was his best solo album, which he recorded in Japan. It wasn't released in the US until later, so my husband had to order it from Japan. Watched them so many times, even in smaller venues around Southern California. The last count was 25 times. I will never tire of watching them live, even with the same setlist. 🧡🙂
The thing I admire about Daryl Hall is that his hits have withstood the test of time. Songs like "I Can't Go For That" and "Sara Smile" still sound as fresh today as they did from my car radio back in the day. I never would have guessed that as they were straight up pop and most all pop has a very short shelf life.
"Pop" is short for "popular", and that changes throughout time. Akin to "trending" fashions.
I’m a huge hall and oats fan. Saw them at the Hollywood bowl. But try playing Sara smile to a 13 year old kid and ask if they think it sounds “fresh”
Awesome Show❤ Thanks Bill
Sara Smile and I Can't Go for That are soul/R&B songs. Straight up pop would be You Make My Dreams or Kiss On My List.
Loved the Live From Daryl's House! Such a voice Daryl still has.
INDEED!!!!
That was great.
One of my Favs was with Cee-Lo Green. Never saw Daryl so happy 😊
@@samanthab1923 EXACTLY, one of the BEST, FOR SURE!!!!👏👏✌️
Joe Walsh, Diane Birch, Pat Monahan, Todd Rundgren, Shelby Lynne, Amos Lee, Mutlu Onaral, Kandace Springs, Rumer, Tommy Shaw, Smokey, Brett Dennen, Minus the Bear, Dirty Heads, Jimmy Wayne, Rob Thomas, Jason Mraz, Ty Taylor, Finger Eleven, Butch Walker, ALLEN STONE, Wyclef Jean, Aaron Neville, Kenny Loggins
He did Oates dirty in this discussion.
Something must of happened between Daryl and John within the past year or so. When Daryl was on Howard Stern in 2007 and 2011 he had the most wonderful things to say about John as well as other interviews he did. He gave John credit where credit was due. If you look at the Hall & Oates concert reviews for 2021 or so, it seems like there were feuding then. Maybe it’s the alcohol talking in this interview and or he’s turning into a grumpy old man? His interviews on Stern he was pretty witty and funny and the only really bad thing he had to say was talking about deer and ticks 😂
Daryl is very full of himself. I feel sorry for John.😢
Out of Touch is the paradigmatic 80's sound. It's perfection.
And Daryl's out of his head, when Oates isn't around, OOOH OH OOH....OH OH OOOH!!!!😭🤣😂😆
Also: Johnny Hates Jazz - Shattered Dreams. These two songs are about as everlasting as it gets.
@@korbindallas8224 love my way
Great interview and I’m a big fan of Hall & Oates but a bit shocked by Daryl’s attitude about John Oates .
I think that Daryl could have been a bit more humble than coming across like this .
Just keeping it real. I love Daryl!
It must have been tiring carrying Oates for decades.
John Oates has a very successful writing career on his own. He didn't deserve this. His solo work is amazing.
Disappointing that Daryl comes off as being so arrogant. John Oates praises him in his book but Daryl Hall seems to be brushing him off as if he had nothing to do with Daryl‘s career
@@cathy1520 totally agree....it's annoying. His ego is huge & I think he needs people around telling him how great he is. I love the music, not so much the man anymore.
heartbreaking to have heard him say those things.
I've watched several interviews with Daryl Hall & still don't understand the "attitude" towards John Oats. Nothing he says about his relationship (or non-relationship) with John makes sense to me.
@@Litlj-xt4gw I agree very sad and confusing. I hate to think it's nothing but ego. If I wouldn't have heard him say it and the tone in his voice, I wouldn't have believed it.
Great interview. Daryl is his own man - whether one agrees with him or not, he has his life going the way he likes. He's a brilliant musician, songwriter and vocalist. I have enormous respect for him and the music that he has given us, with or without Mr. Oates. I hope we have many more years to enjoy this great music artist. Thanks Bill.
For those of you, who like I, cannot stand to hear Maher’s voice any more than is necessary, the comments Daryl makes about his relationship with John Oates is at about 12:45 in.
Can’t stand Maher either, thank you brother.
What a pleasure to watch Bill inform Darryl how much more he knows about music that Darryl does.
😅
You can hear that being acknowledged and getting recognition for his music is very important to him.
Paul McCartney did indeed do 3 hours, just here in Sydney 2 nights ago. No intermission I understand.
I want more Live From Daryl's house!!!!
Me too!!!!
INDEED!!!!
It's coming!!
I want to be IN Darryl’s house
@@heroesandicons425 😮🤔🤑😭🤣😂😂
Wow. perfect "club random" guest!! I have not heard (or thought) about Daryl Hall in decades. Super talented guy, but sounds like he's suffering from bitterness about John.
FUN FACT: My mom went to high school with John Oates.
North Penn right?
and rode his stash?
I can't believe he's 76.... blows me away!
Learned so much about Bill...in this Daryl Hall interview...
Mr. Hall you HAVE to get your music special back on tv with more musicians...best show ever
INDEED!!!!
If you mean "Live from Daryl's House" it's coming back! He has mentioned he is working on it during his solo shows this year.
@@Bren_JJ GREAT, appreciate your consideration!!!!
@@Bren_JJ yep...that's what I meant...so glad to hear this!
@@Bren_JJ Cool 😎
Hall is a deep, complex guy with the lives lived of 100 men. He's an outlier, takes no crap and knows the art of self preservation. I like him.
lol
... in contrast to Bill Maher, judging by these questions. ("You don't look like a Jew?" Seriously?)
I never knew he lost his wife ✨ then came Sara and her sister into his life around 1974 or so I’m guessing ❤️⭐️ DH has always been right at the top for me with Sinatra and Elvis ⭐️⭐️⭐️
Agreed!
@@John3v8 I don’t think he’s judging ,he’s just going by what ethnicities features look like …he doesn’t look Arabic ,he doesn’t look Indian he looks like a kid from California with blond hair he doesn’t look Jewish either! Bob Dylan looks Jewish Bill Mayer looks Jewish. So what!
I was a travel agent for Hall & Oates (I worked for a small travel agency in Forest Hills, Queens NY that specialized in travel arrangements for bands including The Rolling Stones, Supertramp, Bruce Springsteen, Cyndi Lauper, The Allman Bros. Band and of course, Hall & Oates. I loved Daryl - he was so gorgeous and talented. I got to meet them and went to a few of their concerts for free - one of the perks of working at the travel agency. Plus we always got advance free copies of their latest albums.
@12:45 The controversy
Bill Maher must be credited as the man who gave Daryl Hall his next big hit, "Thank You Younger Me".
08:27 I like how Bill completely defeats his argument that smoking and drinking ruins your voice and then says he likes older Frank's voice , a life time of drinking and smoking, better.
Doesn't defeat it, it does ruin the voice, however Bill likes RUINED VOICES!!!😭🤣😂😆
Yea. And Daryl put down a half a bottle of scotch in the segment. Maybe thats the key.
Daryl himself was a smoker for a long time.
I’ve always loved Oates and Hall
I see what you did there. Hee hee
😭🤣😂😆👏👏👏
Why are they dissing Oats!!! Wow he acts like he was a solo artist!!! Give the man his credit at least for being part of the most successful duo of all time. Daryl’s tone says it all!
I agree and many others have commented that Daryl is putting down John Oates more than he ever has in an interview. John is very much a huge part of the duos legacy. John co-wrote most of their hits and you wouldn't have those smooth harmonies without John as evidenced by their live shows as well as the records. Daryl's solo work is decent enough, but didn't have the huge and lasting impact as his work with John. And that could be why he is a little more bitter in his old age. Daryl Hall isn't Jeff Lynne. He can't do it all.
Wow didn’t think about it in that way! True he really didn’t have the success as a solo artist as he did with oats. Completely thought so highly of him on every level until this interview. Really saw him the real him and instead of saying “ the brand” he should just show love and respect for their history creativity and overall brotherhood.
I'm 22 but I've really come across his music over the past year or two, especially live stuff, this guy is insane, a real musician and vocalist... Great to see him sit down in an interview quite recent, like gold dust... hope he does something like this again
This made me check out Romeo is Bleeding. Great song. Great guitar work. Not sure why Daryl shits on John so much though. Your in your 70's, you've been together for 50 plus years and still sell out tours. Have the most fun and love that you can in your last years.
If you haven’t heard Abandoned Luncheonette by Hall & Oates, do yourself a favor and give it a listen. One of the great albums of the 70s.
My first DHJO album! Still on my iTunes 🎉❤
Amen
Sarah Smile is one of my songs I can relive the memory of the 1st time I heard it; where I was at, who I was with, what I was doing, even what I was wearing and I said “oh WoW! Turn that Up”
I was on my way to work the first time I heard “Throw the roses away”. I started crying because of the words. One of my absolutely favorite songs.
Daryl is a genius, but he should be kinder to John. Sure, Daryl is the ‘leader’, and it’s main reason for success, but you cannot ignore John’s contributions to songs such as You’ve Lost That Loving Feeling. To be known as the greatest pop duo in history isn’t such a bad thing. Daryl had his shot with his solo stuff, and while Dreamtime is a great record, it didn’t hit, and it rankles Daryl, but Ce La Vie. Sometimes life isn’t fair, but be grateful for what you have and not what you could’ve had. PS: listen to their criminally underrated record ‘Change Of Season’. I think it’s their best.
You're out of touch
"Dreamtime" hit #5. That's a hit. RCA didn't promote it properly.
@@Unknown-th8hx you're out of time
I'm just out of my head when you're not around 😢
Sounds like how Paul was with Art for a while. No need to be that way but I guess it's all money/business for him.
Wow!!! I have been such a fan of Hall & Oates since I was 13/14 years old. What a great interview. Two men conversing about music. I can listen for hours.
John's solo stuff is amazing. He's a great songwriter/singer in his own right. Daryl is so full of himself sometimes it makes you realize why he's single. He was divorced when his ex wife passed away.
Disappointing that he comes off as so arrogant. John Oates speaks highly of Daryl in his book yet Daryl seems to be brushing John off like he had no hand in Daryl’s success.
@@cathy1520 I think he's making clear that he is an individual human being independent from John Oates. They work together and they work separately. And he's making clear, that as songwriters, they were not an equal partnership as most people might assume. Actually, you could somewhat figure that out by reading the songwriter credits on the albums.
I am surprised though, that Kiss On My List does not even include background vocals by John.
They've been creative and performance partners since 1969, they were roommates for years, they spent most of their lives together on the road, but they're not married.
@@cathy1520 There seems to have always been resentment on Daryl's part. I think it's like being in a marriage where you cannot get a divorce. He'd rather be called Hall & Not Oates....
And to say that they have not created together since 1975....is so over the top, such a ridiculous statement...just check the credits for all the albums. The guy has issues...
Nice job, Bill - this is easily the best interview with Daryl Hall that I have ever seen or heard. Very relaxed...and everyone is more open and revealing when they are relaxed.
Great conversation. It's fascinating what a asterisk Daryl puts on John Oates. Allot of damn water under that bridge. Thats life though. Its complicated.
"Everything your Heart Desires" is the most underrated Hall & Oates hit song.
Valentine. Something About You.
@@lolodee3528 Just listened to them both. I really dig "Something about you". Thanks for the recommendation!
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@@lolodee3528 One of my favorites!
A couple of years back when Hall& Oates were inducted into the rock and roll Hall of Fame, both Hall& Oates were playing their songs after the ceremony, im surprised Hall didnt announce to the crowd that Oates biggest contribution to the band was having his name in the title Hall is one heck of a d-bag. His show Daryls house on PBS must of went to his head.
agreed. In a partnership, there's usually one who becomes "the face" or "the voice" but that doesn't mean the other person isn't contributing in an important way. Just ask Dave Davies, George Harrison, Denny Laine...
The "Ooo Yeah" album with "Rocket to God" and "Missed Opportunity" and "Downtown Life" is my fave.
Sacred Songs & Abandoned Luncheonette are some of my favourite 70s album and Darryl Hall is probably one of the best pop male vocalists of his generation. More legendary musicians on the show please!
Abandoned Luncheonette! 👍
There's no "probably" about it. DH is the epitome of 'blue-eyed soul'!
@@alwayssomething8572 agreed. 💯
@@r.p.mcmurphy6623 Don't let Daryl hear you say that; he hates that phrase....
I've heard him say stuff like this about John Oates but not to this degree. They must've had a business arrangement from early on that prevented him from excluding John. I had never that John didn't sing or play on a lot of the hits though
Bill, just my opinion, you fit very well in the political arena as well as satire humor. You're a fish out of water in this interview with Daryl Hall. Halls world and reality as a musical artist are not in sync with your understanding and your attempt to convince Daryl that you get him, but he's being polite by trying not to correct you when you come off as a neophyte and keep winging it. This discussion is awkward. Stop being "Mr Right" in all things, humility is a virtue, not a weakness Bill, stick to your strengths.
God damn did John not flush the toliet at Daryls house or what?
I wish Bill would let his guests speak more.
Read my rant in these comments. Bill needs to STFU!
He always thinks he's the smartest man in the room despite the evidence
Too often am I compelled to stop viewing for the same reason. It is sad as the guests are often very interesting people. The same occurs with "Real Time".
Don't put your feet near FIRE, then can't hold em there!!!!😭🤣😂😆
I understand your point when it comes the the panel on Real Time. However, this podcast is more like the interview at beginning of the show, and it’s fun seeing Bill talk to famous people or politicians. He always asks the big questions, and always gives those guests a lot of time to speak. This podcast is like that.
Darryl is an amazing artist and one of the best vocalists of his generation. And he still Has it! He epitomizes the Philly Sound. One of my favorite tunes is Darryl and John performing the Billy Paul classic “Me and Mrs Jones” live! Unbelievable! only thing better than listening to it is watching the live performance. It doesn’t get any better. 😎
Daryl, I am so glad you took the time to interview! Bill , great job! Daryl you are such an artist, I’m sure fame chases you into privacy and you do not have the time to explain your creativity! Or even want to! Thanks for sharing with Bill about your creativity, and take on life!
So...i have always been a fan so it was a thrill to have the opportunity to work with John setting up co writing sessions in Nashville, John co wrote If a Promise Ain't Enough with 2 members of Little Texas.
That song had a huge impact on their careers.
D was not in the room.
If JO wrote more with the A team writers, he would have many more hits.
" Adult Education " is not only an unforgivably catchy tune ,but also a comforting song for every shy,unpopular girl in High School who fears her brand in high school will be her brad for life .There life after high school. GOLD !!
I could never quite pin down what the message is exactly. But yeah, that is classic funk / Rock with a bluesy flavor and some electro hip hop thrown in just because ....
For shy, unpopular guys too in the 80s.
I found Daryl late in my life on Daryl's House. Not only a great talent, but a class act.
His stuff on Daryl's House is some of the best work of his career!
@@christianclements61 Wrong, Daryl has put out great songs for a long time.
@@johnrwalker53 Not "wrong" just a different opinion than yours. I know that he has but some of his collaborations and non Hall and Oates in the last 20 years are better IMO.
I loved that show. One of my favorites was the one he did with Joe Walsh.
A "class act?" His only kid he's ever acknowledged is when he knocked up a groupie 40 years ago, it took a court case for him to acknowledge paternity, and then he refused to pay child support. Whatta guy!!
Love his 'Live From Daryl's house' show. So many great guests playing so many great songs.
LUVED Dave Stewert on Daryl's House, and the episode with the Doors. ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐
Great series! My favorite of all.
The one with Patrick Stump rocks
@@maryjvanderwerken3192 Cheap Trick and Train were 2 of my faves!
Todd Rundgen was a truly great guest.
Bill seems to really love Bill. At one point, I forgot who was interviewing who...We're learning more about Bill than we are his guest.
The song Atlanta he’s referring to was by Little Feat. Great band, under appreciated
Back in around 1984 I saw Hall and Oates shopping together in Barneys in NYC so they were definitely friends back then
Daryl sounds fantastic! and Live at Daryl's House jams are 🔥🔥🔥
Thoroughly enjoyed this interview.
Daryl's House was Awesome.
Billy Gibbons episode 👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻
And his version of Papa was a Rollin Stone, 👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻
It seems like Daryl Hall is making Bill Maher feel like he's really lucky to be able to hang out. That guy is just so chill
Daryl Hall.....best singer ever !!!
Love his Voice......is wonderful, amazing, fantastic, beautiful, it's everything.....great !!!
LOVE the format Bill! Daryl thanks for being so open!
You’re not the only one whose bubble was burst, Bill.
Damn, you could tell Daryl would rather erase the “Oates” from the entire catalog. 🤷♂️
What if you and two other people built the pyramids and EVERYONE thought it was ALIENS???? That's what OATS IS, AN ALIEN!!!!😭🤣😂😆
That's the impression I got also. Odd
It's like a marriage where the husband or wife takes every opportunity to tell everyone how THEY are the ones who make all the money for the relationship. It's very strange.
@@samnero387 Almost, it's like Picasso did a painting of a BEAUTIFUL WOMAN, and the woman gets credit for the painting looking good TOO!!!!😭🤣😂😆
He seemed really resentful about his "brother" Oates, which is weird. If you are a true fan, you know that Hall wrote, or was the primary writer, of most of their hits. And there are songs credited only to Oates which are great too. I have to say, I am a big fan, but this interview made me like him a bit less.
Marigold Sky is my favorite H&O album, even with all their hits! Glad to hear Daryl holds it in such regard.
Not my favorite album but definitely some great tracks on that one.
I love nearly all of Marigold Sky too. Want To! is so great
We appreciate content like this Bill- this world is crazy so your show is such a breath of fresh tequila 😅
Very good atmosphere in this interview, I like to listen to Daryl talking about life, also like to know that he is a man to listen and speak with reason. 👏👏👏
Only Daryl can do a one hour interview and give almost nothing away. I learned a little more about Sara and her role in his music.
that is right, he just goes along
Yeah he didn’t really seem to want to say much on here.
Big H+O fan. H is a difficult interview. Maher handled it poorly. Didn't do his homework, focused on a meaningless short term marriage and didn't know his wife died. Had him defending his culture/religion (complete incorrect assessment on Methodism). H likes talking about his restoration projects, Philly music history (not Sinatra) and how he made records. Maher put words in his mouth about John and triggered him say things he is probably regretting. He didn't want to discuss Clive but got pushed and basically said I know Clive better than you and he is an a*hole. Maher finally played an ace card and complimented a newer song (but went overboard and claimed he listened to it all the time). I like some of Maher's commentary on his show, but he is a bad interviewer. It is a gimmicky setup, and I assume a tactic is to get people sloshed to reveal things. I couldn't tell if Maher was deliberately trying to pis* him off to get answers. Those methods can't last long term. I don't plan on watching anymore, with him getting high and rambling like a 16 yr old. I really wanted to learn something about one of the most fascinating artists, who set the tone for 80s pop. Missed opportunity (no pun).
@@jimstevenson424 I see Bill's show as anti-show; I think he intends it, like the name of the show, to be free flowing, more conversational, rather than a traditional interview show.
@@jimstevenson424 His EX-wife died. A little fact Hall neglected to mention.
Music elevates us! Certainly Daryl is a big contributor!!! I grew up listening to Kiss on my list, Private Eyes, I can’t go for that, no can do, Adult Education….etc!!!!❤
All my favs too! Plus Out of Touch 😊
Kiss is good. I prefer DH’s writing with the Allens as well as the Alan Gorrie - Family Stand tribe too.
Hall could've expressed his feelings towards Oates' contributions in countless ways other than significantly belittling John's artistic contributions to the partnership. Or stayed away from the booze if it makes him a mean drunk. Doubt it will happen but Maher should interview Oates as a follow-up. Maybe John would address Daryl's insults; maybe he wouldn't. But he at least deserves an opportunity to do so.
Now we know what up since Daryl filed the lawsuit against John. 😢
Daryl Hall, you are my favorite singer. Handsome, great personality. All the very best to you Daryl, thank you for your music.
The more I watch this show the more I like Bill...never thought I would say that. lol Daryl PLEASE do some more Daryl's House stuff...IMO the best stuff on YT.
INDEED, to BOTH points!!!!
Bill's a douche sometimes though
Live from Daryl’s House !!!! We love it. Thank you.
INDEED!!!!
I can't go for that is unreal
Favorite hall and Oates songs are: She’s Gone, Sarah Smile, Out of Touch, Maneater and their remake of Starting All Over Again.
LOVED THIS!!!!! Have been a fan since 1975 and Daryl never fails to amuse the hell outta me!!!! Romeo Is Bleeding is such an AWESOME song!!!! I listen to that CD ALWAYS!!!!! LOVE YOU DARYL!!!!!! SEE YOU IN LAUGHLIN 10/22 ♥️♥️♥️
Best one yet. Daryl wouldn't let Bill hog the entire conversation and Bill was more thoughtful. More like this!
It's not easy Anne,because Bill won't shut up.
Bill is either drunker or more stoned each time I see him lately. Not a criticism, just he's very chill and really goes on and on.
Love this. Love Darryl. Thank you.
So cool getting to hear Hall talk about Sinatra.
Daryl is truly a musical genius but his soul is what makes him who he is and that's why we all love him. And y'all both are too cool for school just like every other guests on this club cast. I look forward for the next extraordinary guest.
Bill you are always the guy who can talk on many subjects, so easily with your guests. Great interview with Daryl, nice that he shared so much with you. Love your podcast
Thanks for this Bill and Daryl ❤😊
Recognised Daryl Hall the first time at Daryl’s house. Great Life sessions and pure music with such a lot of fun. greetings from Cologne Germany
I started listening to Darrl in the 80's. Loved the music, but never knew anything about what he was like, as a person. It's so nice to see that he is just a down to earth person.
Sheesh
I don’t think I’d ever wanna have a drink with Mr. Hall
What a legend… I still jam Hall and Oates it doesn’t get much more classic then them!
First of all, great conversation. Been a huge H&O fan since H2O. That being said, whenever I hear Daryl in a longform interview, I like him less as a person and I find some of the statements he made about Hall & Oates incredulous and false. He likes to make bombastic, uncomfortable comments and just leave them dangling in the ether. If he gets pressed on it, he backs off a little. Basically it's, "What you see between John and I is a lie...oh, no, no, no. I like John very much. We're buddies!" Hmm. Doesn't sound like it when you say such things. And you never hear John reply in kind. I hear what he's saying. Eventually, they wrote by themselves and brought their individual stuff to the albums. Happens in a lot of bands. Lennon and McCartney followed the same path. But, like the Beatles, surely they collaborated, altered and adjusted their material in the studio based on feedback at some point between 1975, when he said they stopped collaborating, and 2006 (their last studio album to date). He talks about Marigold Sky being mostly between him and Dave Stewart, but there are four songs that he and John co-wrote together. Maybe it's a touch here, a touch there, but a collaboration by definition. Big Bam Boom is their biggest commercial success and they wrote four songs together. I just don't get it. The only thing I can surmise is that Daryl considers his talent superior to John's and doesn't like being tethered to somebody he considers less talented. And, it's just a theory, folks. Don't reply angrily. I could be completely wrong. It's just a gut feeling. Also, it's not uncommon that this type of animosity exists between duos. The Everly Brothers hated each other and so do Simon & Garfunkel. To me, he comes across as a bit ungrateful for John's contributions and dismissive of the impact Hall & Oates has made on music.
The guitar solo prefacing ‘Romeo is Bleeding’ is great. Thanks for mentioning, as i’d never heard before.