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'Tales From Monographic Oceans': a journey at sea, cutting through the isthmuses of some discographies (37, 16)
'Family Men': in other words, the white pop with a very high degree of soul/funk from Daryl Hall (the light one, blond with blue eyes who you might think is Swedish) and John Oates (the dark one, with black eyes and mustache, whom you might mistake for a Turk). They weren't averse to hitting the charts - even quite high - so it seems, then, this must be something to snob, right?
Well, let's keep going, let’s make ourselves suffer...
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imasoulman
imasoulman
14 jul 21  

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Cover Hall & Oates - H2O
Hall & Oates – H2O
Album - 1982

"The vocal cords of Daryl Hall are prodigious! I have never worked with a better singer than him..." This is stated by the "Crimsonian" Robert Fripp, especially recalling his late seventies collaborations with this authentic ace of blue-eyed soul and the leading figure of the duo in question. more