DARYL HALL & JOHN OATES | FIRST COUPLE REACTION to Out of Touch | JUST AMAZING 80's MUSIC
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Hall and Oates were cranking out number 1 hits like candy back in the day. Phenomenal talent !
Private Eyes was a great album from a great year 1981, so many gems on it.
What's funny is the 2 songs they've reviewed now were both among the few written by John Oates
@@stanleymasterson1135No way, he didn't write this by himself, Hall probably wrote most of it
Somebody that does these music reactions should be the first one. There's a song out there by daryl hall john oates a rat?
There's nobody's done if so all right? I would put you in the My book had put you in the number one spot cause they're never buy a bit copy in you, hey😅😅😅😅😅
Daryl Hall has/had an internet show "Live from Daryl's House" where different musicians visit his house for a sit in session doing songs from each person's discography with a stellar band of musicians. They are excerpts here on YT obviously. I think you'll enjoy watching the episodes.
I watched the one with Joe Walsh. Brilliant !
@@jimled50jl49 Watch Live at Daryl's House when they do "Iris" and "Some Things Are Better Left Unsaid" with John Rzeznik playing & singing in both....amazing. When I lived in NY, I wasn't far from the actual Daryl's House on Rt 22.
Their 1973 album 'Abandoned Luncheonette' has always been (and still is) one of my absolute favorite records by any artist. My sister brought that album home from a trip to London in the seventies. The only popular song on the album is 'She's Gone', but the other songs are so amazing! Wonderful duo work with alternating vocals and really mature and gorgeous music with a great variety. Much, much, much better musically than their later 'hit songs'. I'm pretty sure you will enjoy all the songs on that album.
LOVE THESE GUYS. Their song are so infectious. They were the WHOLE PACKAGE.... great lyrics, fantastic harmonies and every song had a nice "hook". The kind of hook that you would keep thinging about long after the song was over. I heard a lot of their music on the radio going to work and their song were always uplifting. Thanks for reacting to them.
All Hall and Oates songs are like this, catchy, fun, soulful, impeccable instrumentation and arrangements, so so good. More Hall and Oates please!
This song came out when MTV and music videos were huge. No new songs were being released without a music video to go along with them.
They actually have a “dance” version of this song that I love! I saw the Big Bam Boom tour in Oakland, CA back in 84 or 85I believe. I was 21. It was a great show because they are so amazingly talented!❤
Daryl Hall was a jaw-dropping vocalist. I knew someone who had their music students listen to “One on One” to teach vocal modulations. Check it out!
that's a great song, check out "Out of Me, Out of You" for another top-notch vocal modulation delivery.
I think Daryl Hall is one of the greatest rock/soul singers of the last 60 years.
She's gone is great but one of their most underappreciated songs is Everytime You Go Away. Master class song first time I heard it I thought it was a remake because it sounds straight out of the late 50's or early 60's. Oh yeah, Nick mentioned doing an album reaction to Going For the One from Yes. Please do it. Fabulous album from start to finish you will be blown away.
Love y'all's reactions as always.
And for those always asking, “What did Oates do?” Well, for one, he wrote the catchy chorus of this song! 😊
You definitely definitely have to check out "live from Daryl's House". Daryl Oates get together with multiple artists in his home studio and produces some of the greatest music out of there. These are all true musicians
The one with Todd Rundgren is video gold
Daryl recently invited Tommy Shaw over and what a great jam that is!
@@klj2091 I see that one with Todd rundgren he did the whole concert with him at Daryl's House
@@betseyr.9081 I seen it and they are great together
Ha ha ha. That's what I was thinkin' ;-)
These guys had soul!... great beats and rhymes... lots of memorable tunes.... movement music!
This song is not from a movie, it's from their album Big Bang Boom, and in my opinion, this is one of their best songs. It's so catchy, as most of their songs are. These guys are the kings of blue-eyed soul. They have so many hits they are the most successful pop Duo in history as far as I understand.
1984 into 85' was a massive period for them. I remember when Big Bam Boom first came out. I was in 7th grade and it was all the rage on MTV. The "Out Of Touch" video was on constant rotation. I remember that one and "Method Of Modern Love" came out, same thing. Lots of attention. Really started to pay closer attention to them. Then I got to "Some Things Are Better Left Unsaid" and then I was hooked. I was also thrown by how crazy long Daryl Hall's hair had gotten to that point. So I started to grow it out really long and for the first time, I felt like I found a little of myself and started to fit in a little easier at school. Their music of course is timeless no matter what period they were in. They were a hit making machine with confidence and creativity. And like everyone else on here...check out Live From Daryl's House. Such a fantastic show.
this is typical great Hall and Oats , Philly boys with a lot of heart and soul
Still my favorite pop jam with so much soul from them
Yes I'm only 33 but my goodness, there amazing
They were the top selling dual ,even now you should listen to DARYLS place he must be in his seventy but would never now it . He brings in other stars and the band o his songs and stars songs ,superb musicians do it live.
these guys are well into their 70's now and still sound great, you have to check out 'live from Daryl's House" it's a must
This came out in ‘84, the year I graduated from high school. I saw them on this tour. It was awesome.
I found your Channel when I saw this Hall and Oates reaction! I am 58 Years old. This song was part of my youth. I am glad I grew up in a Golden Age of Music. This Song was played in the Skateing Rinks and at parties and College.
Hall & Oates were a huge part of my childhood in the 80s. I played their H2O cassette tape over and over from beginning to end a lot. I remember when this song came out I’d wait for the DJ to play it on the radio so I could hit record on my tape player.
So many good Hall and Oates songs to roll thru the brain and you picked one of my favorites. Great reaction!
Another must hear by Hall & Oates is "I Can't Go For That". Another one is "She's Gone". Both are absolute KILLER!!
I was 24 when this H & O tune came out. Believe it or not, Daryl Hall did some work with Robert Fripp on Fripp's 'Exposure' album. Fripp also produced Daryl hall's solo album entitled 'Sacred Songs'. You'll probably never be able to post anything from either album, but check them out on your own some time.
“Why Was it So Easy?” Love that song!
These guys live were unbelievable. Saw them in 1983. I'm 70 now and there are only a few other groups that could come close - vocally or musically.
Really glad you reacted to this!! I've seen Hall and Oates several times, including on this Big Bam Boom tour in 1985. That was a monster tour, and HBO even had a concert film from their show in New York the summer before. The opening band for the 1985 show was Til Tuesday, which was also one of the greatest opening bands that I ever saw (and I worked in the concert business for 23 years). From this album I also highly recommend "Somethings Are Better Left Unsaid" and "Method of Modern Love".
Great reaction definitely a song favorite of mine.
Ceelo oGreen at darryls house...the song..."I cant go for that" will blow you away
And check out Butch Walker's visit to Daryls House, his version of Say It Isn't So is the best!
We relive it through your channel!! I'm lucky to say I remember when mtv first came out..my high-school years 1985-1989
Even those who think they are “too cool” for H&O cannot resist the allure of this duo. They are irresistible ear candy, with dozens of great hits to their credit.
He has all kinds of guest artists like Joe Walsh and Billy Gibbons of ZZ Top play with his house band on his Live At Daryl's House series. It's really hard to believe he is 76 now.
Takes me back to high school. I didn't have any other way to listen to music other than hearing it from someone else's radio or at a school dance. I came to love this music like a decade later. Thanks for sharing.
This was one of your best reactions. Thank you.
Was a big Hall and Oates fan way back, still am. Got to see them once back in '83 - great concert. Looking back at my Discogs list I had eight of their albums once upon a time. Some of my personal faves are She's Gone, Las Vegas Turnaround, One on One, Sara Smile, Do What You Want Be What You Are...
For 80's tunes by some other you might not have heard I think you would enjoy after Out of Touch - Rise Up by Parachute Club, Echo Beach by Martha and the Muffins, Let if Go or Storm Before the Calm by Luba.
Another few random comments I thought about while you were talking about in the context of listening to music from the era you grew up in. I grew up in a house where we always had music playing. I still have records from my parents and family that go back into the 40's and 50's, I'm still listening to music from the 1920's while discovering new music today. Support live music! Go out to see new music in person in clubs whenever you can. I can still remember wandering into a Toronto bar and seeing Holly Cole for the first time where there was maybe thirty people in the room, counting the band and the staff.
These 2 have had a lot of great hits over the years
I was in high school when this cane out. One of my favorite Hall and Oates songs.
Glad to see Nick n Lex reacting to music again.
Hope all is well.
In 1984 Hall & Oates along with Huey Lewis And The News OWNED the radio AND MTV.
They were EVERYWHERE !!!
I was born in 55 and how damn lucky that the sound track if my life was so incredible and so diverse
Oh my god. I can see the giant drum kit now.
Yes they should have gone the video version.
Yes, i was born in the early sixties, and dancing on this great music. I still do. So I was one of those lucky ones.
Like they are saying below, Daryl Hall is underrated. You should visit his site at Daryl's house.
This is one my favorite songs from them,thanks for sharing this.
From brazil...that's my teenager music 1985....i was happy in 1985
First time comment hre- And i have to say how much i enjoy your reactions, and the overall inclusiveness of you and the other listeners on here. You two are so enthusiastic about much of the music I grew up with, and that is cool to see. I graduated high school in 1974, and it takes me back, and makes me feel young again, and like we are hanging out and listening to music. You two are so great with each other, as well. I can tell you care about one and other, and are sincere. Count me in as a part of the family!
You guys are the best. Im addicted to your channel. Stay humble, it makes u great.
You guys should do an 80s marathon. And specifically...Aha Take on me....best video ever
Daryl Hall and John Oates were pop music geniuses. They have their roots in 70s pop, but by the early 80's created a veritable factory of hits second to very few. It's pop music to be sure, but very well produced.
I'd love to take you guys back to 1984. You'd be tripping listening to the radio!
'She's Gone' & 'I Can't Go For That' are both epic, soulful Bangers.
In a similar vein Todd Rundgren (vocally very similar to Daryl Hall) 'Real Man' 'Love Is The Answer' 'Just One Victory' 'Can We Still Be Friends' 'Couldn't I Just Tell You' & in a more Rock vein 'Number One Lowest Common Denominator' Just a snippet of his many classic songs.
Great to have you two back again, missed you.
I was born October 1965 and I was in my 20's I do believe when this came out and I loved listening to Hall and Oats and many other groups from the 80's, the 80' is my favorite music decade.
Uff beutifor miusic song very good excelent reaction.very miusic 80 tas forever
Great one! There is one wonder hit from Spandau ballet that I must recommended you absolutely called "True" Don't miss it, if you like nice crafted songs with flair, great voice, sax solo, and more. 🙏
I was born in 1962 and Hall and Oates was a big part of my music life growing up and into my 20s as they kept making so much great music! Still a sentimental fave. You should do 'She's Gone' and their great cover of The Righteous Brothers' classic 'You've Lost That Loving Feeling'. They do a great updated version that doesn't disrespect the pristine original. She's Gone is in my top 3 of favorites by them.
Bass and bells are a Yamaha DX-7. A Synclavier II, Roland Jupiter-8, Sequential Circuits Prophet 5 and a Linn Drum were also used . This song is using mostly synthesizers for insturmentation
Great song to dance to when I was nineteen. Great channel 👏 guys.
Almost every song they released during their 80s success was also released as an extended dance mix as well. As a mobile DJ for weddings and parties I played a LOT of H2O ...
Saw this tour in '85(?) Athens, Ohio This might have been their last big tour, they decided to go out on top, did everything, won everything played the Apollo and just walked away. Daryl Hall has Web Show where big names come to his house and plays together. Lots of Material for you.
There are a lot of great Hall and Oates songs. "She's Gone", "I Can't Go for That" "Kiss on My List" and more. I saw them in concert at the Hollywood Bowl a few years ago. It was a magical night.
Love this song! Hall & Oates have some of the catchiest songs ever. Kiss on My List, Method of Modern Love, so many 80’s hit. My favorite song from the 70’s is She’s Gone. I hope you check out more of their tunes.
the music video for this song is very fun!!!
"Sara Smile" and "She's Gone" are easily IMO their two best songs. Two of my personal favorites are both "I Can't Go For That" and "One On One". Give them a listen.
Blue eyed soul from Philly. love Hall and Oates
Their earlier stuff is incredibly soulful. I recommend She's Gone and Sara Smile,
We did mention we’ve done Sara Smile - check it out! :)
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Saw them in concert in 2019! Their songs were instant hits when they came out.
my mom was born in 1935 and she absolutely LOVED Hall and Oats, when she heard them, she was up dancing, even in a grocery store , LOL you should have been there, oh my god, everyone was watching her and she didn't care
Music during my High School year's! Class of 85! Great memories!
Liked it when it first came out, but love it now. There was sooo much music back then to choose from, was listening to other music more at the time.......we were so lucky
And they are still selling out venues in their 70s. Timeless music.
I was born in the early 60s & this was my music in my 20s. Great club dance music.
F1rst!!🎉🎉🎉
I grew up on H&O and loved every song.
Another good one for the Philadelphia duo!They have many more great ones like Maneater, Sara Smile, and She’s Gone!
"I Can't Go For That," and "Man Eater!" Are good 🎵 songs 🎵 by John oats and John Halll. But so many more!
Saw them in the UK a couple of years ago. Awesome live. Plenty of back catalogue to go a guys!
Yeah....Nick ... I was 34...heard this song in a video bar......I loved it!!! We loved Hall & Oates that "Blue-Eyed Soul" that they brought Back!!!
Hi Guys , typing while watching .... I wasn't but I am now ! Lol .... This is a great album and there is an intro to this track called "Dance on your Knees", 1st 2 tracks on the album usually played as 1 track. They have this version also on u.t on video. They are amazing live and do a superb version of "Unchained Melody" live. All their albums are brilliant. ... The album "H2O" is sooo good it may as well be called The Greatest Hits, as it has so many hit records on it that were singles. I still have my Walkman ! Made my own tapes .. alot of Rush. ......... Hall & Oates > "Maneater" ... "Family Man" ... "Some Things Are Better Left Unsaid" < my favourite ! Byeee Jim X
As previous commenters wrote I found great "Live from Daryl's House" shows on pandemic lockout times. Somehow they take me to finals of 70s and the starting 80s on a bridge that start Doobie Brothers with Michael McDonald on vocals to some 80s mid-tempo balads and catchy hits from Hall & Oates with the unique vocal tone of Daryl Hall, both mainly keyboardists. Side note: John Oates use to looks liked Lionel Richie 🤣
Totally 80’s! Brilliant production.
Está canción de Hall and Oates me encanta. La tengo en mi play list. Ellos han venido 2 veces acá a Chile 🇨🇱 con gran aceptación en los recintos de shows. "Out of Touch" "Say n Soul" "I can't go For That" "Private eyes" "One on One" "Meneater" entre mis favoritas de ellos.
Awesome Reaction y'all
This song cane out back when most teenagers still listened to the radio to consume 80-90% of their music.
Cable TV was only available in big cities… not many people even had a TV remote to flip between 4-5 channels!
The Walkman had almost as big an influence/impact on society in the US as the smartphone did 20 years later.
Funny to watch you🎉 guys react to Hall and Oates with such glee.
Though I really loved H&O as a pre-teen, as an adult I bought their” best of “ CD for a long road trip, and was sad to realize that there were really only a couple songs that didn’t sound so dated as to make me cringe and burst out in disappointed laughter! 😑🫠
Other “dance” music from the 80’s,- too poppy, or “emo” for me back in the days is now far more interesting to listen to/rediscover than the efforts put out by Daryl and John.😢
I look forward to watching you guys work through PIL, the Cure, the Smiths, etc…
Happy holidays!❤
Your the best!
Great review. Glad y'all enjoyed it.Hall and Oates had tons of hits. You could try Rich Girl, Kiss on my list, You make my dreams, Private Eyes, Maneater. All are excellent choices. Thanks guys.
Born in '62....feel very fortunate music wise. 50s thru 80s kid
I Can't Go For That is epic 80's!
Hall & Oates son para millones de personas, el mejor dúo de la historia de la música. "Out of touch" es su mejor canción en mi opinión.
I don't know! You Two! All this dancing and bopping! Guilty as charged, born in '53, age 31 when this came out, my favourite Hall & Oates song. We really were lucky I guess to be born in the 50's. Lots of great suggestions below, another of my favourites not mentioned is 'Adult Education'. Great reaction guys, thank you xx
You would really like Live from Daryl's House. Daryl invites various artists from different genres to jam in his house/club and they play with Daryl's House band and play each other's songs. Here's a clip with Cee Lo Green singing "No Can Do"
A really good album, actually. Produced by the legendary Bob Clearmountain. SNL veterans G.E. Smith and T-Bone Wolk present throughout. The rhythm tracks are so interesting, usually a combination of Jimmy Bralower's programming and Mickey Curry's live drums. I'm a huge fan of their earlier stuff, which featured SO many of the best session players on the planet. Daryl is an incredibly soullful singer. His vocal embellishments are always colorful, never gratuitous. He has a great venue in New York state called Daryl's House, which I used to frequent pre-pandemic. Nice place to see (often more guitar-oriented) live music.
I was born in 1962 and this song was from my 20s, it was great I have to say. I watch Darryl's House - you should check that out (someone else said the same below).
Because they hail from Philadelphia they've got what's called the Philly Sound. There were areas in the US, because of music influences, had their own sounds. Philly, Motown (Detroit), Chicago and St. Louis, New Orleans and of course Nashville. I don't know that any of these are still as compartmentalized today but as you react to artists you can hear those influences. That's why as you were saying older generations may still be able to enjoy the newer music. Similar to how Acapella groups incorporate styles from the Doo-Wop era.
I recall a Rolling Stone critic once said, "Darryl Hall is so chic, that if he were to have written Moby Dick, he would've made the whale off-white."
My favourites are Sara Smile and I Can't Go For That (No Can Do), which everyone thinks is about love but is about their frustration with the suits at their record label.
Can't go wrong with any Hall & Oats song really, liked and subscribed just for thuis reaction. Hopefully there are more H & O reactions on the way. Some of their most popular would be I can't go for that (no can do), Maneater, rich girl, Sara's smile, Kiss on my list, you make my dreams just to name a few.
Members of this backing band were from a local band in the '70s in Southern Connecticut called The Scratch Band. They played at our High School dances! They all went on to bigger things including the Saturday Night Live band and the backing band at Live-Aid in Philly if I remember correctly.
I am a massive Rush fan but love Hall and oates 😂😂 great video Subscribed cheers .....!
When this song came out I was 1 years old and the younger generation discover songs like this in video games like The GTA series
GTA Vice City - Flash FM
ONE ON ONE....please do that one next.
... he says, shouting from the rooftops do ... SHE'S GONE !!! RICH GIRL !!! METHOD OF MODERN LOVE !!! I CAN'T GO FOR THAT (NO CAN DO) !!!
... and then, from their earlier album, War Babies, something completely different from their usual Top 40 stuff, Is It A Star and Better Watch Your Back (w/Todd Rundgren on lead guitar, also produced the album) !!!
Philadelphia's own Hall and Oats, near where i live in Pennsylvania.
These guys never heard this classic??? Must have been living under a rock
Yep. It was called Bucerias, Mexico :)
“Kiss on my List” or “One on One”.by Hall and Oates.
They met while students at Temple University in Philadelphia.
I believe "Out Of Touch" was their last number one hit. My personal favorite of theirs is "She's Gone" which featured Bernard Purdie (Steely Dan, Aretha Franklin) on drums.