'Tales From Monographic Oceans': a free-flowing journey in a stretch of sea, cutting through the isthmuses of some discographies (37, 13)
'Family Men': that is, the white pop with a very high soul/funk black content of Daryl Hall (the light one, blonde with blue eyes who you might think was Swedish) and John Oates (the dark one, with dark eyes and a thick mustache, who you might mistake for a Turk). They didn’t shy away from hitting - even quite high - the charts, so goodness gracious, this must be stuff to snub, right?
Well, alright, let’s keep it up, let’s hurt ourselves...
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'Family Men': that is, the white pop with a very high soul/funk black content of Daryl Hall (the light one, blonde with blue eyes who you might think was Swedish) and John Oates (the dark one, with dark eyes and a thick mustache, who you might mistake for a Turk). They didn’t shy away from hitting - even quite high - the charts, so goodness gracious, this must be stuff to snub, right?
Well, alright, let’s keep it up, let’s hurt ourselves...
United State
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