The vinyl reissue of ‘Home For Christmas’ is out now! Featuring a re-recording of ‘Jingle Bell Rock’ and ‘It Came Upon a Midnight Clear’ and reissued on limited edition snow-white vinyl, this is the perfect Christmas stocking filler! hallandoates.lnk.to/Home4XmasLPTW

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📸 David Gahr

'We don’t really operate trying to keep up with the trends. Our music evolves at its own pace. Timing has a lot to do with it. The role that we had in the early eighties wouldn’t have happened a year before or after. It’s up to powers a lot bigger and more complex than we deal…

Our featured video this week is “Possession Obsession.”

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Apparently Daryl Hall and John Oates invented the wifi symbol in 1980. ᯤ  (Just kidding) Or did they? 🤔

Photo by @therealmickrock, 1980

Did you know? Voices was released this week in 1980! What’s your favorite track from the album?

Abandoned Luncheonette photo session #tbt

📸 Barbara Wilson D’Andrea

Did you know? In July of 1988, @realdaryhall and John Oates sat down with Johnny Carson and casually chatted about the time they took down the most wanted criminal in Australia — The Rusty Gun Bandit.

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Album Spotlight: The Sliver Album

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Our featured video this week is “Adult Education”! Which video would you like us to feature next? Post your picks in the comments!

📢 John Oates will be joining Richard Marx May 22, 2024 at the Royal Albert Hall in London! Tickets on sale now at:

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Did you know? On July 13, 1985, Daryl Hall and John Oates rocked the Philadelphia concert of Live-Aid at John F. Kennedy Stadium. They performed live in front of 100,000 people in their hometown of Philly and 1 billion people around the world via the live television…

“Sometimes a classic form like a pop song is so deceptively simple that the beauty is tough to see… But try to condense an honest emotion into a single within the restrictions of meter, rhyme, meaning, and the sound of the syllables themselves. And then attempt to put a band…

Our featured video this week is “Family Man.” Which video would you like us to feature next? Let us know in the comments!

Did you know? “Maneater” makes a special appearance in Jennifer Lawrence’s new film “No Hard Feelings.”

“My music tends to make people feel good — even the depressing songs make you feel good. And the familiarity is a strong point. It adds to the commonality of it and the goodwill and the good feelings.” - Daryl Hall

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