'Tales From Monographic Oceans': a spontaneous journey through a body of water, cutting across the isthmuses of some discographies (37, 11)
'Family Men': in other words, the white pop with a very high degree of soul/funk blackness from Daryl Hall (the light one, blonde with blue eyes that you might think is Swedish) and John Oates (the dark one, with black eyes and a bushy mustache, whom you might instead mistake for a Turk). They did not disdain to hit - even quite high - the charts, and so by God, it must be something to snub, right?
Well then, let’s continue like this, let’s hurt ourselves...
Intravino Daryl Hall & John Oates
'Family Men': in other words, the white pop with a very high degree of soul/funk blackness from Daryl Hall (the light one, blonde with blue eyes that you might think is Swedish) and John Oates (the dark one, with black eyes and a bushy mustache, whom you might instead mistake for a Turk). They did not disdain to hit - even quite high - the charts, and so by God, it must be something to snub, right?
Well then, let’s continue like this, let’s hurt ourselves...
Intravino Daryl Hall & John Oates
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