"Maneater" was a No. 1 hit. You might also like these other '80s hits by them: "Kiss On My List," "You Make My Dreams Come True" and "I Can't Go for That (No Can Do)." Hall and Oates also did a cover of "You've Lost That Lovin' Feelin'" by the Righteous Brothers, which is really good, too, and one of the rare songs that Oates sings co-lead on.
Yes we are all from Miami and that was where Charlie Dechant was found ! Even though John and Daryl I believe are from New York I remember the first time Charlie played with them in Miami we had VIP seats lol
@@debrasimmons2682 Daryl is from Pennsylvania, John was born in New York but was raised in Pennsylvania. Charlie is an amazing sax player. I could listen to him for hours!
@@jaxiebeat9802 Yessss he is a friend of ours My ex husband and my self And also his awesome wife Shelia. From Miami right where we all live not sure what Charlie & Shelia are you to now lost track but he is on line
You can't even imagine how big this song was when it came out; it was everywhere! The 80's were great, maybe only taking a back seat to the 70's. The 60's through the mid 90's was the greatest era for music ever! Check out my favorite Hall and Oates song, Adult Education.
Very good song . out of touch that is nice. Jay's on a roll tonight peeps just great. Look at him move you can't help it it's that kind of tune great Jay. ☺☺☺💖💕💖💕
Hall & Oates was one of the ultimate pop groups in the late 70’s through the early 80’s. At one point it felt like they continuously had a song in the top 10 for several years.
I'd love to see you react to Spandau Ballet, the song: TRUE.. LOVE YOU Jay, you are truly the best one out there, you are my favorite, I wish everyone would smarten up and come over to you for the best music, and reactions..Love ya my friend ❤️❤️❤️
I use to DJ in the 80's. A band that is good to play after this song is. The Greg Kihn Band "Jeapordy"" or "Break up Song". When you have time check it out. Peace Patrick. Keep up the awesome work.
Yes I'm so pleased that you've listened to this wicked tune thank you mate 👍 & I'm glad that you enjoyed the beginning of the song aswell & I loved seeing you bopping away awesome 👍& I'm pleased that you enjoyed the sax in the song aswell & I'm glad that you've appreciated both of there 2 songs so far & I'm glad that your getting into them 👍& just to let you know that this great song came out in 1982 & 38yrs later it's still sounds fresh & new & it's timeless 👍
I had their H2O album when I was in junior high. This was a really big hit from that album. As I recall, their wasn't a bad song on it. Not that Hall&Oates had many bad songs.
I'm a 67 y.o. who was lucky enough to be a teenager when the world of music went crazy, with the development of new beats, harmonies, and themes. Hall & Oates were known as the "blue-eyed soul" group, and their entire albums were played on constant rewind on my 8-track while cruising around in my 77 Camaro Berlinetta. God... what a great time to be young and alive. Thanks for reminding me of a past previously forgotten.
Same age as you, Karl - I totally agree. We were so lucky to be young and alive in the 70's. The music will NEVER be that wonderful again. I sound just like my mother, who said this to me when I swooned over Paul McCartney and the Beatles - "that stuff is not music, it's noise." That's how I feel about the stuff they call music today. Oh, well - thank God for RUclips! :)
LOVE the music of Hall & Oates! I don't think you'll find a bad song in their entire catalog. Anything you pick is gonna be great! Loved your reaction. Thanks!
saw hall and oates in a rundown little local bar in sunderland mass. in the tobacco fields called the rusty nail. they were at the top of the charts with their songs so don't even ask me why they would play there in 1983 when they could do large venues. the place held 250 people and you could get right in front of the stage 10 feet away from them. they were just amazing live - played every hit.
I like how you make these songs that are old to me, new again through your ears. It's like rediscovering a gem all over again for the first time. Love this channel!
Rich Girl... Shes's Gone, Private Eyes... some other great ones. This one reminds me of the early 80's style of music. Great stuff!! Such a catchy song, those good old days, end of disco era, dancing at the clubs.
I have be nn a fan of H&O for over 65 years...countless concerts. They are my absolute favorite Group ever. Smooth and beautifully done. YOU NEED to check out Live from Daryls House.
Kills me that no one has listened to this stuff until now. IM 24, AND IVE LISTENED TO THIS KIND OF STUFF SINCE I WAS 5. I've always loved Hall n Oates, John Mellencamp, so on so forth. I can't wait until it comes back!
I'm 55, so These guys were my idols back in the day. So many great songs! Method of Modern Love, Say it isn't so, Out of Touch, the hits go on and on. Thanks so much for reacting to them!
Daryl Hall moves like a puppet on a string, but still, I love them. Especially Out of Touch, as it was a part of the GTA Vice City soundtrack, which was my fav game years ago, and Kiss On My List.
Great versatile group, this has more of a pop sound which they did more often in the 80's. I think they show a bit more soul in the 70's, but I enjoy their music from each decade.
I know I heard this many years ago and the thing I remember most is the wonderful sax playing. Like you said Jayvee is that it brings the song together. Mind you all the music is great and the wonderful voice, all in all a brilliant record. Take care and stay safe please my friends, peace love and hugs to you all God bless you Mary-Ellen UK
When you listened to Sara Smile, I remembered thinking that the song wasn't really typical Hall & Oates because it was more of a soulful ballad. The duo did some songs like that, but Maneater was more typical of their style, kind of a 80s upbeat pop style that they had a great deal of success with. They were one of the most successful duos of the 80s, along with Wham.
Check out, I can't go for that (no can do, Adult education, Kiss on my list, Out of touch, Say it isn't so, You've lost that lovin' feeling Live from The Mike Douglas show or video😊👍👌👍😊💐💐💐💐💐💐💐
Song, ”Maneater” BIG DANCE-CLUB RECORD for Daryl Hall & John Oates!! I really like u getting excited with your new discovers... GOOD LIVE ALBUM, - Hall & Oates LIVE IN DUBLIN!!
Hi Jayvee, would you do a video on Earth Wind and Fire? They are incredible. Any song, Fantasy, September, Reasons... anything is a jewel ! 🔥🔥🔥 Also the band Chicago's "Street player" is awesome
I'm 64 and I really like this song but I really didn't like being out on the dance floor with this song playing. Thanks for your reaction, Jay..... take care and be well. Peace.
They were always passionate about Soul Music from the time they were Teenagers. They grew up where there were alot of fantastic Blue eyed Soul Singers from them, Len Barry (123) who was also in the Newbeats (Bread & Butter) and The Dovells (Bristol Stomp, You Can't Sit Down), Vickie Sue Robinson (Turn Teh Beat Around), and Karen Young (Hot Shot).. Also if you can listen to "My World Is Empty Without You" by The Supremes and compare the melody. They used this Song when Daniella Westbrook made a promising "return" as Samantha "Sam" Mitchell on The UK Soap Opera Eastenders (1985-Present). This was the decade where their Career went into Orbit. They were also voted by Vibe as one of The Best Blue Eyed Soul Acts of all time. Also listen to "I'm In A Philly Mood".
Man... recently found your channel. love it! some suggestions: Bruce Springsteen - Thunder Road, Roy Orbison - Pretty Woman, Jack L's version of Hallelujah
I'm 56 years Young after watching some of you reactors we really did have the best music ever written back in the day 🤔✌️♥️
Yes that’s true
Just turned 56 myself, yes we did have the best music. So glad to see it being passed to the younger generations. Legends never die that way.
😎♥️🎶
I'm soon to be 52! And you are so Right! 👍👍✌✌
I agree
"I can't go for that" by them next please ☮️
Gary Kelly (No can do)
"Maneater" was a No. 1 hit. You might also like these other '80s hits by them: "Kiss On My List," "You Make My Dreams Come True" and "I Can't Go for That (No Can Do)." Hall and Oates also did a cover of "You've Lost That Lovin' Feelin'" by the Righteous Brothers, which is really good, too, and one of the rare songs that Oates sings co-lead on.
I can't go for that. 👍
Another vote for "You make my dreams come true".
Yes I can’t go for that I can’t go for that very kool’
Another vote for "You Make My Dreams Come True".
These boys bounced off each other, both richly talented guys.
She's Gone and Rich Girl please!!!!
Love Rich Girl
I agree!
she's gone the live 1976 version is great.
Becky Atwood live or studio?
@@JayveeTV I don't think you would be disappointed either way, but I'm a fan of studio for first time listeners...
Private eye, kiss on my list, keep em coming!
Sax player is Charlie Dechant a great friend of me and my X husband
That is really cool you just have stories
That cool thanks for sharing you story
Yes we are all from Miami and that was where Charlie Dechant was found ! Even though John and Daryl I believe are from New York I remember the first time Charlie played with them in Miami we had VIP seats lol
@@debrasimmons2682 Daryl is from Pennsylvania, John was born in New York but was raised in Pennsylvania. Charlie is an amazing sax player. I could listen to him for hours!
@@jaxiebeat9802 Yessss he is a friend of ours My ex husband and my self And also his awesome wife Shelia. From Miami right where we all live not sure what Charlie & Shelia are you to now lost track but he is on line
I'm 50... and I remember listening to this in the 1980's. You bring us happy memories yo!! Keep up the good work man!
You can't even imagine how big this song was when it came out; it was everywhere! The 80's were great, maybe only taking a back seat to the 70's. The 60's through the mid 90's was the greatest era for music ever! Check out my favorite Hall and Oates song, Adult Education.
I'm 65 and still rockin. I've got 33 guitars. Problem is I'm still learning to play. Teaching my grand- daughters now. Lots of fun...
Very good song . out of touch that is nice. Jay's on a roll tonight peeps just great. Look at him move you can't help it it's that kind of tune great Jay. ☺☺☺💖💕💖💕
give the song "PRIVATE EYES" a listen to. catchy tune and nice toe tapper or foot stomper
Clap clap
Try Out of Touch or You Make My Dreams.
Great ones!!
You got to do “I Can’t Go For That”!
Absolutely yes.
Yes
That song Topped the R &B Chart when it came out and people didn't know they were White (Philly boys you know !)
Yes, please do this one. If you really want to be blown away by it, try the live version from "Live at Daryl's House" with Ce Lo Green joining in.
The ultimate Hall and Oates for me.
Sampled to brilliant effect by De La Soul
Please react to One on One! It is very good ballad!
This is the blue eyed soul version of "Gold Digger". A great tale of warning put to an incredible beat.
The obligatory 80s sax - classic!
Another amazing Hall and Oates track. Love this song. Try next She's Gone👍 Keep it up!
You are killing It today with the song selection.
Hall & Oates was one of the ultimate pop groups in the late 70’s through the early 80’s. At one point it felt like they continuously had a song in the top 10 for several years.
Bro you are awesome. Try GENESIS ( That's All )
I'd love to see you react to Spandau Ballet, the song: TRUE.. LOVE YOU Jay, you are truly the best one out there, you are my favorite, I wish everyone would smarten up and come over to you for the best music, and reactions..Love ya my friend ❤️❤️❤️
"out of touch" and "method of modern love" are the best🎶😎
I'm 65 years young and enjoy watching your reactions every night. Thanx for awakening the great memories !
I'm curious: All these songs that you are discovering ... then do you listen to them during the day? are they in your playlist?
I use to DJ in the 80's. A band that is good to play after this song is.
The Greg Kihn Band
"Jeapordy""
or "Break up Song".
When you have time check it out. Peace Patrick. Keep up the awesome work.
Great songs....
Yes! I was a teenager in the 80's.
Don't forget, 'Reunited'.
I would add Valerie. The Breakup Song might be the best song ever written. IMO.
Jeopardy! Yeah! 52 YO here...
Yes I'm so pleased that you've listened to this wicked tune thank you mate 👍 & I'm glad that you enjoyed the beginning of the song aswell & I loved seeing you bopping away awesome 👍& I'm pleased that you enjoyed the sax in the song aswell & I'm glad that you've appreciated both of there 2 songs so far & I'm glad that your getting into them 👍& just to let you know that this great song came out in 1982 & 38yrs later it's still sounds fresh & new & it's timeless 👍
80s is just amazing, please discover The Pointer Sisters, Neutron Dance is just so much fun. Pop and Rock, all the music was great back then!
Another vote for Pointer Sisters They have several good hits.
More from the 80's, Depeche Mode. Somebody, Personal Jesus, ...
I had their H2O album when I was in junior high. This was a really big hit from that album.
As I recall, their wasn't a bad song on it. Not that Hall&Oates had many bad songs.
They were seriously good. Very pop, but nice choice guys. 👍
I'm a 67 y.o. who was lucky enough to be a teenager when the world of music went crazy, with the development of new beats, harmonies, and themes. Hall & Oates were known as the "blue-eyed soul" group, and their entire albums were played on constant rewind on my 8-track while cruising around in my 77 Camaro Berlinetta. God... what a great time to be young and alive. Thanks for reminding me of a past previously forgotten.
Same age as you, Karl - I totally agree. We were so lucky to be young and alive in the 70's. The music will NEVER be that wonderful again. I sound just like my mother, who said this to me when I swooned over Paul McCartney and the Beatles - "that stuff is not music, it's noise." That's how I feel about the stuff they call music today. Oh, well - thank God for RUclips! :)
I’m almost 60. I was 22 in 1983 whenever this song came out. Great dancing song.
Hall and Oates was one of the best concerts I've been to. Danced through the entire show!!
I have loved them and followed them many yrs.Saw them in Cleveland Oh many years ago.you will love the rest of their hits too❤
Yet another great song, keep em coming. Every single song of theirs is amazing. Please do Wait for Me!
LOVE THAT SONG!!!💖
LOVE the music of Hall & Oates! I don't think you'll find a bad song in their entire catalog. Anything you pick is gonna be great! Loved your reaction. Thanks!
Start doing some Glenn Frey (Member of the Eagles) "The heat is on", "You belong to the city", "True love", and "I've got mine". Please and thank you.
Smuggler's Blues.
Thomas Finnell Anyone from the Eagles is a copyright nightmare..
Good choice
The Eagles "Hotel Calufornia". Love that song!
Saw these guys in concert. Best show!!
"Rich Girl" is a must to react to by Hall and Oats.
saw hall and oates in a rundown little local bar in sunderland mass. in the tobacco fields called the rusty nail. they were at the top of the charts with their songs so don't even ask me why they would play there in 1983 when they could do large venues. the place held 250 people and you could get right in front of the stage 10 feet away from them. they were just amazing live - played every hit.
I like how you make these songs that are old to me, new again through your ears. It's like rediscovering a gem all over again for the first time. Love this channel!
You will really enjoy Live From Daryl's House on his RUclips channel. He spends an hour jamming with famous musicians. Great shows.
My older eyes and ears are enjoying revisiting great music. Super
The Beat actually reminds me of part time lover by Stevie Wonder..
Now you've said that !
Yes I was listening and saying same thing. Never notice that before!!! I know Stevie must of credited them.
Totally agree!!
true now that you mention it!
Rich Girl... Shes's Gone, Private Eyes... some other great ones. This one reminds me of the early 80's style of music. Great stuff!! Such a catchy song, those good old days, end of disco era, dancing at the clubs.
Philadelphia soul. Soo many great songs. Dig deeper in this rabbit hole.
I saw Darryl Hall live a few years ago at an outdoor concert. it was a great show.
Awwww my husband's favorite band. I love their music too. Loved the 80s 🤗
I have be nn a fan of H&O for over 65 years...countless concerts. They are my absolute favorite Group ever. Smooth and beautifully done. YOU NEED to check out Live from Daryls House.
You should watch Darryl's House. The lead singer has guests from all music genres to play music in his home studio.
@Monica MAD WOW!!!
The saxophone is the sexiest instrument ever. Period.
Do their song Kiss on my list from retro channel it’s live
This song is a testament to the fact that everything is about sax.
One on one ....👍
Classic bass performance. Solid performance that does a lot of lifting.
"kiss on my list" is less well-known probably than many of their hits but it is A-MAAY-ZING!
Seal's & Croft is another duo you might like, Summer Breeze & Hummingbird are their two biggest...imo
I like Rich Girl from Hall&Oates, the first song of theirs I heard back in the 70's.
back in the 70's!
I'm 63 and that is the best music in my hippie days
Sam Cooke "Chain Gang" and Luther Vandross "A Change is gonna come" live (Luthers version is the best remake of the Sam Cooke tune I ever heard)
mysticpanther69 🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥
"I Can't Go For That", is still on my playlist. It's that timeless.
Kills me that no one has listened to this stuff until now. IM 24, AND IVE LISTENED TO THIS KIND OF STUFF SINCE I WAS 5. I've always loved Hall n Oates, John Mellencamp, so on so forth. I can't wait until it comes back!
Loved this band. Had a little crush on John back in the day! Lol 😍
Love it. One of my favorites by them is "I Can't Go For That (No Can Do)"
I'm 55, so These guys were my idols back in the day. So many great songs! Method of Modern Love, Say it isn't so, Out of Touch, the hits go on and on. Thanks so much for reacting to them!
Another you might like by them would be "Private Eyes".
The blue-eyed soul with that Philly sound. “ Rich Girl “ is a great one!
Check out-Say it isn't so-Method of modern love-Sarah-She's Gone-and many more!☺
One of my fave songs
T-Bone Wolk.....We miss you man. Probably the musical director for Heaven's All-Stars.
Great song I sing it all the time they are wonderful like I said personally I know them Sweeet song
Daryl Hall moves like a puppet on a string, but still, I love them. Especially Out of Touch, as it was a part of the GTA Vice City soundtrack, which was my fav game years ago, and Kiss On My List.
"I'm in a Philly mood" is one of their best but wasn't big on the radio.
Great versatile group, this has more of a pop sound which they did more often in the 80's. I think they show a bit more soul in the 70's, but I enjoy their music from each decade.
Hey! 🎶 Watch out, watch out, watch out... Hall &. Oates has a new fan in town! Lol. 👍😉👍
Welcome to the club. 🎷
Out of touch! it's great.
Great reaction. She's Gone..I can't go for that..One on One. All great Hall and Oates songs for you to react to.
Accord to Mr Hall the Man eater in the song is New York City.
Dan .Turner or the music business overall...
Yes, it is referring to New York City. They were in a diner and someone said this city will eat you up.
As true as that is, the metaphor gets stretched way too far in the lyrics. It clearly morphs into a woman with the later verse lyrics.
I know I heard this many years ago and the thing I remember most is the wonderful sax playing. Like you said Jayvee is that it brings the song together. Mind you all the music is great and the wonderful voice, all in all a brilliant record. Take care and stay safe please my friends, peace love and hugs to you all God bless you Mary-Ellen UK
When you listened to Sara Smile, I remembered thinking that the song wasn't really typical Hall & Oates because it was more of a soulful ballad. The duo did some songs like that, but Maneater was more typical of their style, kind of a 80s upbeat pop style that they had a great deal of success with. They were one of the most successful duos of the 80s, along with Wham.
Check out, I can't go for that (no can do, Adult education, Kiss on my list, Out of touch, Say it isn't so, You've lost that lovin' feeling Live from The Mike Douglas show or video😊👍👌👍😊💐💐💐💐💐💐💐
Great choice !! (Love Black Panthers. I have one tatooed around my ankle)
I’m 59 I agree. We did have thee best music ever.
Song, ”Maneater” BIG DANCE-CLUB RECORD for Daryl Hall & John Oates!! I really like u getting excited with your new discovers... GOOD LIVE ALBUM, - Hall & Oates LIVE IN DUBLIN!!
Hard to sit still when listening to this!
Hi Jayvee, would you do a video on Earth Wind and Fire? They are incredible. Any song, Fantasy, September, Reasons... anything is a jewel ! 🔥🔥🔥 Also the band Chicago's "Street player" is awesome
I'm 64 and I really like this song but I really didn't like being out on the dance floor with this song playing. Thanks for your reaction, Jay..... take care and be well. Peace.
The Tubes "She's a Beauty" Matthew Wilder "Dont break my stride" Men at Work "Down Under" Al Jarreau "Mornin'" John Waite "Change"
Also "Talk To Ya Later" by The Tubes.
They were always passionate about Soul Music from the time they were Teenagers. They grew up where there were alot of fantastic Blue eyed Soul Singers from them, Len Barry (123) who was also in the Newbeats (Bread & Butter) and The Dovells (Bristol Stomp, You Can't Sit Down), Vickie Sue Robinson (Turn Teh Beat Around), and Karen Young (Hot Shot).. Also if you can listen to "My World Is Empty Without You" by The Supremes and compare the melody. They used this Song when Daniella Westbrook made a promising "return" as Samantha "Sam" Mitchell on The UK Soap Opera Eastenders (1985-Present). This was the decade where their Career went into Orbit. They were also voted by Vibe as one of The Best Blue Eyed Soul Acts of all time. Also listen to "I'm In A Philly Mood".
Check out the JGeils Band.
Centerfold
Freeze Frame
Concealed Weapons
You're not gonna go wrong with any Hall and Oates hits.
Hall and Oates forever 🎶🎷☺️✌️
Love the reactions bro keep them coming new subscriber
Great reaction as always
Man... recently found your channel. love it! some suggestions: Bruce Springsteen - Thunder Road, Roy Orbison - Pretty Woman, Jack L's version of Hallelujah
That sax though.... 👍. Private Eyes and I can't go for that, no can do.
Darrell's House right here on Utube is awesome. So many guest singers and musicians right at his country home.
Ha ha your a cute young man!😀You seem to dig the song I dig on.Much appreciated!!
They did you lost that loving feeling is great also