Daryl Hall: Speaking of Philadelphia....you know, I did some research....you know we're the only homegrown Philadelphia band that has been put into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame...you guys know that? You know, I'm not saying that because I'm proud of that...I'm saying that cause it's FUCKED UP. What happened to TODD RUNDGREN, THE STYLISTICS and THE DELFONICS, HAROLD MELVIN & THE BLUE NOTES, LENNY BARRY, CHUBBY CHECKER????...How 'bout the biggest single in the history of the WORLD?....Chubby Checker...why isn't he in here, huh? You guys tell me. Alright? So, I'm calling everybody OUT. There better be more PHILADELPHIA artists in this place, ok? Alright, that's all I got to say. And I want to go play.
@@carolonal980 Absolutely, it's insane that the Philadelphia Sound hasn't been recognized by the H.O.F. That's a lack of acknowledging a large and amazing legacy of the 60's and 70's. Damn!
Preach It Baby! I grew up on so many of these Acts. Sara Smile was next to Baby Come Back by Player (That Ronn Moss was in before playing Ridge Forrester #1) on The Bold & The Beautiful and Ambrosia's "How Much I Feel" one of the very few Songs by A White Artist played on a R & B Station in Ohio.
Congratulations! Daryl hall and John Oates. Boy, it was long overdue. How could the whole world not recognize your decades of AMAZING talent? .....Such living LEGENDS!
"Luckily for you, there's only two of us." I was there. That was a great moment when John said that b/c we were all SO restless and pissed about how long the E-Street Band droned on and on....no one cared about all 47 members! Daryl's tantrum was EPIC when the sound system failed ONLY during their performance. Great evening!
@@mikestevenson576 I went to this year's induction ceremony, as well. Wish I could post a pic here lol...when I saw the 2014 Induction display in the RnR HoF Museum, I took a pic of me flipping the bird to the E-Street Band...and KISS. I'm still SO pissed we missed out on a super jam of Nirvana + Hall n Oates b/c of those putzes.
Used to think they were a bit cheesy. Probably turned off by their 80's look and too much airplay. But more fool me. They are effing awesome. I've really grown into them over the last few years (via Daryl's House). SO many great songs. SO many hits. SO great live. And true pro.s. Congrats, boys. Should've happened about twenty years earlier.
@@bigtwit799I don't know if best is the right word. They should get credit for evolving with the times and becoming pop icons in the 80's. They had so many beautifully produced and timeless anthems in the 80's. The staying power of those songs is impressive. This hipster shit about success being bad is cringe. There are a lot of successful musicians that happen to be very good at their jobs.
Lived in Philly for years....and have seen a zillion h and o shows. One of the best of all was a DH solo show at The Keswick Theatre in my neighborhood, Glenside. Just walked over, ate at an outdoor cafe and sat in first row for Daryl accoustic. Just amazing.
People can't recognize good talent. It's all about the looks, T&A and controversy. Talent those days was genuine while the singers of today use methods to enhance and improve their singing such as Britney Spears and Katy Perry. Everyone can be a talentless celebrity today like Kim Kardashian but in those days you earned the right to be a star by true talent and it didn't matter what they looked like. True, it doesn't hurt to look at someone physically pleasing but, without a doubt, I'd choose to be entertained by someone who can act and sing over the other.
Daryl and John are simply the greatest. I'm glad to be born in 1968 because I remember all of Hall & Oates songs when they first made it to our FM radios. Daryl always did look good with shades on. I wonder if Daryl's eyes are too sensitive to light, or because of all those flashes of light from cameras that they are subjected to while out in public places as to why he wears sunglasses all the time. Keep on rockin!
Glad to see the guys finally get in. I was there too but sitting more off to the side so nice to see this from a front point. Go Daryl for telling it like it is and great that he mentioned my other hero Todd Rundgren as well. At least they brought the vibe back up in the room after all the overly long speeches of the E Street Band. Thanks for sharing this.
@@gideonharris1493You know they get like two minutes to talk right? The Hall of Fame is garbage. Btw, do you think hired hands are apart of Hall and Oats?
@@mr.brenman2132 I wrote that years ago. It seems you are calling G E Smith - their lead guitarist for 6 years - in H&O's most triumphant hits and chart topping years - JUST a hired hand? Riiiiight. But of course... they had only "like" 2 minutes to talk. I hope I "like" understand.
@@gideonharris1493 G.E. Smith was never a member of Hall and Oats. He was a sideman. Deal with it it. What hits did he write? I'll wait patiently for your response.
@@mr.brenman2132 Perhaps I might like get back to you in like another couple of like years! I'm glad you are like patient. Proof H&O were a duo only. ruclips.net/video/JsntlJZ9h1U/видео.htmlsi=CCQdCoo-J-TC2NMe Ringo didn't write any hits so according to your logic - he was just a sideman. At least he was acknowledged as a working member!!💋
John Oates should be thanking Daryl Hall most of all, without his voice and his songwriting he would have never been. This is long overdue, and everyone should be watching Live from Daryl's House on the internet or Paladia
I guess it's good that John Oates wants to keep the people in Philadelphia happy with this speech. but I am pretty sure had he grown up in New York he would get to hear just as many great musical artists.
escaton74 who the hell you implying to because Hall and Oates are great legends that shit you listen to want be remembered not even a year from now. So go listen to your stupid iTunes hall and oates music is forever.
@@escaton74 Lol. The Beatles haven't had a hit for 50 years... What's your point? People still listen to them and love their music... That's all that matters.
Not one single thank you to their copious talented musos that stuck by them and made them sound great?? Not one single mention?? They weren't a duo. Scores of talented musicians were used to create their greatest hits! Hello GE Smith who played lead guitar! I'm disgusted!!
@@jessebishop5239 Ofcourse they were paid! But no acknowledgement to any name. John gave a collective thank you to everybody. And wrong. They did not write *all* their songs at all. Eg Private Eyes: chords by Daryl Hall. "That's a real Janna Allen song. Janna, and Warren Pash wrote that. Warren and Janna wrote most of the song, and I took it and changed the chords. Sandy (Sara Allen) wrote the lyrics." - John Hall "Maneater" written by Daryl Hall and Janna Allen. "Kiss on My List" written by Daryl Hall and Janna Allen. "Private Eyes" written by Warren Pash, Janna Allen, Sara Allen and Daryl Hall. "I Cant Go For That (No can Do)" Written by Sara Allen, Daryl Hall, John Oates. "You Make My Dreams (Come True)" Written by Daryl Hall, John Oates, Sara Allen. "Sara Allen was my life partner, co-writer and, to some degree, a muse" - John Hall ... Did he thank the Allen sisters? Nup!
@@gideonharris1493 they have had a ton of band members throughout the years, I didn’t expect them to name everyone. But you are right, they should have acknowledged GE Smith and Tom “T-Bone” Wolk without a doubt. But if you couldn’t tell Daryl was fed up with the whole thing. He wasn’t there to give a big speech and thank everybody. There are tons of legendary artists that don’t get inducted but so many lame ones that do. Warren Pash kinda did get less credit then deserved on that song but Daryl still put the whole thing together. Of course they didn’t 100% write everything themselves. Most bands don’t, music is collaborative in nature. Plus I don’t think you have your facts right, John Oates wrote Maneater and Daryl musically put the song together how we know it. Oates just this year released his original version of Maneater with a reggae arrangement. It’s awesome. We are getting a little too hung up on who wrote what. Even the song credits don’t tell the whole story. There’s a reason they are the longest lasting and most successful duo in history…
@@jessebishop5239 "There's a reason they are the longest lasting and most successful duo in history..." In history?? Longest lasting? Oooh I think the music of Simon and Garfunkel, or The Carpenters will be more remembered than Private Eyes or Kiss On My List.
Daryl is so unimpressed with the Hall of fame shit. I love that he showed that. These guys are the best full stop.
Daryl Hall:
Speaking of Philadelphia....you know, I did some research....you know we're the only homegrown Philadelphia band that has been put into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame...you guys know that?
You know, I'm not saying that because I'm proud of that...I'm saying that cause it's FUCKED UP.
What happened to TODD RUNDGREN, THE STYLISTICS and THE DELFONICS, HAROLD MELVIN & THE BLUE NOTES, LENNY BARRY, CHUBBY CHECKER????...How 'bout the biggest single in the history of the WORLD?....Chubby Checker...why isn't he in here, huh? You guys tell me.
Alright? So, I'm calling everybody OUT. There better be more PHILADELPHIA artists in this place, ok?
Alright, that's all I got to say. And I want to go play.
I agree..fuck the h.o.f..not enough vocal groups either
HiDefCreative Can't believe Todd isn't in yet.
Tell them Daryl.
@@carolonal980 Absolutely, it's insane that the Philadelphia Sound hasn't been recognized by the H.O.F. That's a lack of acknowledging a large and amazing legacy of the 60's and 70's. Damn!
Preach It Baby! I grew up on so many of these Acts. Sara Smile was next to Baby Come Back by Player (That Ronn Moss was in before playing Ridge Forrester #1) on The Bold & The Beautiful and Ambrosia's "How Much I Feel" one of the very few Songs by A White Artist played on a R & B Station in Ohio.
Congratulations! Daryl hall and John Oates. Boy, it was long overdue. How could the whole world not recognize your decades of AMAZING talent? .....Such living LEGENDS!
"Luckily for you, there's only two of us." I was there. That was a great moment when John said that b/c we were all SO restless and pissed about how long the E-Street Band droned on and on....no one cared about all 47 members! Daryl's tantrum was EPIC when the sound system failed ONLY during their performance. Great evening!
Would you believe the Rock Hall cut that line out of the speech when they posted it on RUclips? So lame.
@@mikestevenson576 I went to this year's induction ceremony, as well. Wish I could post a pic here lol...when I saw the 2014 Induction display in the RnR HoF Museum, I took a pic of me flipping the bird to the E-Street Band...and KISS. I'm still SO pissed we missed out on a super jam of Nirvana + Hall n Oates b/c of those putzes.
I respect Daryl Hall's speech. He's been so influenced by Philly and Todd Rundgren too.
Preach Daryl! Shouting out the classic soul groups. Couldn't have happened to a better duo. So happy for my guys. H&O4Ever.
way over due congrats Hall &Oates
"Hall and Oates of Fame." The Philly love from brotha Quest. Well said.
The Rock & Roll "Hall & Oates" of Fame! Looooooong overdue!
Nice of Daryl to shout out other Philly talents.
maybe the best feel good duo ever. Hit after great hit. I still love the old videos and live at daryl's house is the best show on tv today!
Used to think they were a bit cheesy. Probably turned off by their 80's look and too much airplay. But more fool me.
They are effing awesome. I've really grown into them over the last few years (via Daryl's House). SO many great songs. SO many hits.
SO great live. And true pro.s. Congrats, boys. Should've happened about twenty years earlier.
Not everyone knows they had many albums in the 70s which were their best imvho. After that the hair got a bit out of control.
Love your comment!!!🎉🙂
@@bigtwit799I don't know if best is the right word. They should get credit for evolving with the times and becoming pop icons in the 80's. They had so many beautifully produced and timeless anthems in the 80's. The staying power of those songs is impressive. This hipster shit about success being bad is cringe. There are a lot of successful musicians that happen to be very good at their jobs.
Lived in Philly for years....and have seen a zillion h and o shows. One of the best of all was a DH solo show at The Keswick Theatre in my neighborhood, Glenside. Just walked over, ate at an outdoor cafe and sat in first row for Daryl accoustic. Just amazing.
They've NEVER won a grammy,but Kanye West has 21 !!! What is wrong with the world ?
People can't recognize good talent. It's all about the looks, T&A and controversy. Talent those days was genuine while the singers of today use methods to enhance and improve their singing such as Britney Spears and Katy Perry. Everyone can be a talentless celebrity today like Kim Kardashian but in those days you earned the right to be a star by true talent and it didn't matter what they looked like. True, it doesn't hurt to look at someone physically pleasing but, without a doubt, I'd choose to be entertained by someone who can act and sing over the other.
Nobody is eligible for this until 25 years after their first single.Why else do you think everybody inducted is old?
martinishot
I'm well aware of the 25 yr rule.Hall and Oates first single was released in 1976.So they've been eligible since 2001.
+passion4posh Their first single was from Abandoned Luncheonette - She's Gone. They've been eligible since 1997.
thanks
WTF? No Grammy for these guys yet?!
Real Musicians! A rare breed!
Justice served and deserved! :)
I couldn't agree more it was way overdue congratulations to Hall and Oates
Why this didnt happen for them years ago is mind blowing!! Happy for them!!
Good for you John applauding My City New York...where all great musicians come to make their dreams come true....NYC foever
Daryl and John are simply the greatest. I'm glad to be born in 1968 because I remember all of Hall & Oates songs when they first made it to our FM radios. Daryl always did look good with shades on. I wonder if Daryl's eyes are too sensitive to light, or because of all those flashes of light from cameras that they are subjected to while out in public places as to why he wears sunglasses all the time. Keep on rockin!
Glad to see the guys finally get in. I was there too but sitting more off to the side so nice to see this from a front point. Go Daryl for telling it like it is and great that he mentioned my other hero Todd Rundgren as well. At least they brought the vibe back up in the room after all the overly long speeches of the E Street Band. Thanks for sharing this.
I notice they failed to mention ANY of the musos who made their unique music though!! Duo my arse!!
@@gideonharris1493You know they get like two minutes to talk right? The Hall of Fame is garbage. Btw, do you think hired hands are apart of Hall and Oats?
@@mr.brenman2132 I wrote that years ago. It seems you are calling G E Smith - their lead guitarist for 6 years - in H&O's most triumphant hits and chart topping years - JUST a hired hand? Riiiiight. But of course... they had only "like" 2 minutes to talk. I hope I "like" understand.
@@gideonharris1493 G.E. Smith was never a member of Hall and Oats. He was a sideman. Deal with it it. What hits did he write? I'll wait patiently for your response.
@@mr.brenman2132 Perhaps I might like get back to you in like another couple of like years! I'm glad you are like patient. Proof H&O were a duo only. ruclips.net/video/JsntlJZ9h1U/видео.htmlsi=CCQdCoo-J-TC2NMe
Ringo didn't write any hits so according to your logic - he was just a sideman. At least he was acknowledged as a working member!!💋
My favorite😍 guys... Daryl is one of the handsome men in the world... Love from Bangalore India
Best duo ever, long overdue
Love these guys!!!
I love this group.
🇺🇸🇺🇸duo that stood the test of all times. Duo can sang
Go guys you are the super best!!!
Melissa Wilson Best duo eved
super best?what?
Rachel Ray stumped for these guys to get in.
Coolest rock stars ever 💯💥
It's about time.
Todd Rundgren is officially in!
John Oates should be thanking Daryl Hall most of all, without his voice and his songwriting he would have never been. This is long overdue, and everyone should be watching Live from Daryl's House on the internet or Paladia
Rhonda Clements John Oates wrote some of their biggest hits, look it up. This is not Wham.
Rhonda Clements John Oates wrote some of their biggest hits, look it up. This is not Wham.
John has a wonderful voice as well. She's gone is his song and he sang it.
Daryl is such a badass
About Fucking Time...........
lovvvv them
Could someone tell me if there's a Montage of their Musical History. Give Philly their props, they have the Best Elevators for Musicians to meet.
Didn’t realize that Oates was so damn short
finally
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I guess it's good that John Oates wants to keep the people in Philadelphia happy with this speech. but I am pretty sure had he grown up in New York he would get to hear just as many great musical artists.
move my sister and me. ummm Grammar freak. Congrats.
can't watch...shakey camera. Was this video taken by a 3 years old hopped up on sugar?
John Oates is 5'4"....
lol and mega rich
you think so ? he hasn't written a hit since 30 years now
escaton74 who the hell you implying to because Hall and Oates are great legends that shit you listen to want be remembered not even a year from now. So go listen to your stupid iTunes hall and oates music is forever.
@@escaton74 Lol. The Beatles haven't had a hit for 50 years... What's your point? People still listen to them and love their music... That's all that matters.
Not one single thank you to their copious talented musos that stuck by them and made them sound great?? Not one single mention?? They weren't a duo. Scores of talented musicians were used to create their greatest hits! Hello GE Smith who played lead guitar! I'm disgusted!!
John did say thank you to the musicians at the end. And Daryl and John wrote all their music, not the band. I’m sure they were all paid just fine.
@@jessebishop5239 Ofcourse they were paid! But no acknowledgement to any name. John gave a collective thank you to everybody.
And wrong. They did not write *all* their songs at all. Eg Private Eyes: chords by Daryl Hall. "That's a real Janna Allen song. Janna, and Warren Pash wrote that. Warren and Janna wrote most of the song, and I took it and changed the chords. Sandy (Sara Allen) wrote the lyrics."
- John Hall
"Maneater" written by Daryl Hall and Janna Allen.
"Kiss on My List" written by Daryl Hall and Janna Allen.
"Private Eyes" written by Warren Pash, Janna Allen, Sara Allen and Daryl Hall.
"I Cant Go For That (No can Do)" Written by Sara Allen, Daryl Hall, John Oates.
"You Make My Dreams (Come True)" Written by Daryl Hall, John Oates, Sara Allen.
"Sara Allen was my life partner, co-writer and, to some degree, a muse" - John Hall
... Did he thank the Allen sisters? Nup!
@@gideonharris1493 they have had a ton of band members throughout the years, I didn’t expect them to name everyone. But you are right, they should have acknowledged GE Smith and Tom “T-Bone” Wolk without a doubt. But if you couldn’t tell Daryl was fed up with the whole thing. He wasn’t there to give a big speech and thank everybody. There are tons of legendary artists that don’t get inducted but so many lame ones that do.
Warren Pash kinda did get less credit then deserved on that song but Daryl still put the whole thing together. Of course they didn’t 100% write everything themselves. Most bands don’t, music is collaborative in nature.
Plus I don’t think you have your facts right, John Oates wrote Maneater and Daryl musically put the song together how we know it. Oates just this year released his original version of Maneater with a reggae arrangement. It’s awesome.
We are getting a little too hung up on who wrote what. Even the song credits don’t tell the whole story. There’s a reason they are the longest lasting and most successful duo in history…
@@jessebishop5239 "There's a reason they are the longest lasting and most successful duo in history..." In history?? Longest lasting? Oooh I think the music of Simon and Garfunkel, or The Carpenters will be more remembered than Private Eyes or Kiss On My List.