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They write all their own music. The award they are most proud of is their Songwriter Hall Of Fame Award!
Still trying to get Prince in Songwriter Hall of Fame!
Aw, shoulda done the official music video.
Agreed. I was so bummed out when I saw this was live. You should always do the original version before a live so you know what it's supposed to sound like.
This is from Live Aid in Philadelphia. There were close to 90,000 ppl there.
The other side of the pond was at Wembley. There were over 70,000 ppl there.
1.5 billion ppl (including my friends and me) watched on TV over the world.
There were more than 75 bands combined. Each only had 20 minutes on stage. They made nearly 130 million for famine relief for Africa.
Queen brought in the most donations during their set which still ranks on most lists as the greatest concert. You need to check that out if you haven't already.
Phil Collins made history too. He played a set in both arenas - he finished one and flew to the other and played the too. What a time!!
did they solve the problem? where did all the $ go? (axein for Joe Mamma)
Philadelphia is where Daryl is from and John is also from Pennsylvania.
As many have said Hall and Oates were pretty much involved in the writing and producing of all of their songs. They collaborated often with Daryl's ex girlfriend Sara Allen and sometimes with Sara's sister Janna Allen also writing. They co-wrote with a few other people here and there throughout their career, but they were always involved and in charge.
If you have never seen a keyboard playing saxophonist, clearly you MUST watch Frankenstein by the Edgar Winter Group!!
Yep you need to see Edgar Winter group's Frankenstein, amazing and surprising.
I was just about to suggest this!!
Unless trivia. Edgar invented the Keytar because he wanted to be seen by the women in the crowd.
Watch the Midnight Special version instead of the Old Grey Whistle Test one. It's longer, but it's also better.
Anything by Edgar Winter Group is worth watching
Hall & Oats are the #1 all time duo when it comes to hits.
That's a lions mane girl not a mullet! They write all their songs with help from his girlfriend "SARAH" and her sister I believe. Most are all Daryl and John. This is why they're the best selling duo in history!!!!
Hall and Oates never get old to me since I started listening to them back in 1980.
The sax player is Charlie “Mr. Casual” DeChant! Joined Hall & Oates in 1976 and is still with the Daryl’s House band today. ❤
I have seen other people react to the actual music video of this song...I agree with the other folks who say you should listen to the studio version. But you definitely need to check out She's Gone.
This is from LIVE AID in 1985, held in London and Philly, hence the large stage and attendance.
Hall and Oates were the biggest band in the world during the 80's and they sold an believable amount of albums. More than any other contemporary band in the world for decades. Hall has videos with other musicians at his home studio that you can watch and it is actually very amazing!!!
Suprised you haven't heard this one Britt. You should definitely listen to the studio version too. Love the hairstyle btw :)
Yeah, definitely like the hair. 😢 10:02
Studio version is much better.
Yes, Hall and Oates wrote their songs.
One of the greatest bands ever
Britt, if this is an aid concert it was probably at JFK stadium which held over 100,000 capacity. Venue has since been demolished.
i would love to see you melt again like u did with sara smile. watch the 2 songs from them called one on one. and she's gone. trust me you will melt again.
Farm Aid is not Live Aid. This was Live Aid.
Hall & Oates performing at Live Aid in front of 100,000 people in the John F. Kennedy Stadium, Philadelphia USA on the 13th July, 1985.
Philly is home for them.
Love this song. Listen to studio on your own.
Daryl Hall & John Oates came from the 70's and 80's era where nearly all bands and artists wrote their own material and didn't rely on outside songwriters like today. I own a lot of Hall & Oates albums and nearly all their songs list the duo as the chief songwriters. They are one of the most popular duos in rock history next to the Everly Brothers if I remember right.
Yep they wrote all there song Sara Allen Daryl ex helped write on some too
Checkout their cover of "You've Lost That Loving Feeling". John Oates is actually singing a duet with Daryl. John is also the lead singer on minor hits "Your Imagination" & "Possession Obsession"
Live at the Apollo is phenomenal.
The participation of Eddie Kendricks and David Ruffin of the Temptations is magical.
The 90s solo years were a great vintage : I'm in a Philly mood, Stop loving me, stop loving you for example (and cool haircuts 😄).
Check out the music video of "Private eyes" by Hall and Oates. Pretty cool.
"Daryl's House" is a must watch! Allen Stone is a guest on one episode, and Daryl Hall they are amazing together!
This song sounds much better recorded than live in my opinion
Actually a lot of saxophone players can play the keyboard and sometimes play in concert and while recording. I think the reason may be that not every song will feature a sax solo or even have horns on them at all. Other than many kind of becoming dancing performing and will play too. I'm talking choreography and everything.
Now that's a classic song and to this very day your the only one I've heard play it i only know that song because my mom used to play it day and night lol keep up the outstanding work darlin 👍
This is Live Aid and not Farm Aid. A major charity concert event in Philadelphia Pennsylvania in America and in England .. broadcasted live on MTV at the time.
I think John Oats wrote this song... For the most point I think they wrote their hits.
John Oates was having dinner with some friends when a very attractive woman joined the group. She proceeded to talk like a man would. After dinner, the line “oh here she comes “ kept running through his head. He went home and wrote “Maneater”. He wrote it in a Caribbean style. Daryl heard John’s song and suggested it should sound more R&B. “Maneater” became the group’s biggest hit.
Written by him, Sara Allen and Daryl Hall.
Yup, they wrote their stuff.
She plays live versions because of copyright issues.
Boney James is a phenomenal saxman and he also plays keyboards
Philly is their hometown. I agree with another viewer who commented that you should listen to the studio version, too, on you own time. It doesn't have as many adlibs, but you can get a better feel for the pulsing drive of the song. They just possesed a magic, hit-making song ability. There's definitely more for you to love. :)
Hola Britt, You are so great at this! ...Hall and Oats had so many big hits you could or should take a listen to. Sarah Smile was my all time favorite but in addition to the ones you have done, Rich Girl is amazing, One on One, Private Eyes, Kiss on My List, and You Make My Dreams were all big hits and worth your while. Their music has stood up to time well and I can listen to it now and still want more!
It is so cool that you have discovered my 2 favorite acts. Hall & Oates & Billy Joel. I always loved this song.
You should watch some episodes of Daryl’s Place. I’m 9:28 sure there are some on the net. He has a studio at his home and invites other artists to come play with him. They will sing each other’s songs. It’s very cool.
Thank you for going down this rabbit hole with Hall & Oates; however, Daryl Hall was the magic in the studio but he was no Robert Plant live. We sing Hall & Oates in commercials and elevator music all the time.
Mad respect BrittReacts
Oates, who came up with this song says the maneater in the song is NYC. He has a great story how he came up with the first lines of the song. Sitting in a diner in NYC in a booth with his friends he was joined by a woman who drew everyones attention as her heels clicked as she neared. This gorgeous woman sat down directly across from him and smiled at them who sat stunned. Then some of therauchiest words came out of her mouth and John thought to himself, oh boy, watchout, shes going to chew you up and spit you out.
MOST successful recording/performing duo of all time.
In my opinion, it is best to watch the original video with the studio version of a song first before watching a live version, so that you know what the song is supposed to sound like. This doesn't really sound like the original version, which is superb. Live is secondary. (IMO)
Hall and Oates are both from Philly area so they're playing to their home town crowd in this vid.
Hopefully you read the comments. When you said that they surely don’t write and sing all these chart toppers and that ‘nobody does that’ I thought I would let you in on a little info. The Bee Gees had six number on songs in a row. They write all their own music. Just an add bonus for trivia purposes, they also had 5 songs in the top ten all at the same time. I just had to add that in so you know it can be done. By the way, you would be so fun to hang out and go to the disco with and hang out. I was jr high and starting high school so nothing crazy but it was so fun. Keep reacting and give those Bee Gees another listen. AMAZING 😊
As a kid at school, one Saturday morning - no idea why I was there - heard this on bass, guitar and drums, coming from a classroom, wandered in and was transported by three old blokes playing live - probably all about 20.
Don’t dig their other stuff.
Love your joy and wonder in that reaction.
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I grew up listening to all their songs. Now i have all d music cds. Back home i have their long playing albums.
I saw them live in Dallas 6ish years ago. They still got it. Show was hit after hit after hit. 💯
they did write this one. John Oats in an interview explained how this song came about, it was inspired by a wamman but they decided to make it about NY City, where they were living at the time. It's about how a greedy decadent city can chew a man up.
The more I watch these videos, I realize Daryl Hall can really “dress”. His wardrobe is perfect for his body type.
I'm 55.. When I was in the 8th grade my math teacher (Mr Prible) kept at chart of the top 10 billboard songs and kept it updated... Hall and Oates were always all over it.. hello Prible 👋😁
THE best dance music EVER!!!!!
Charlie De Chant. The 80s saxophone hero. Sold so many sequence suits. LOL
Britt…ya gotta do the studio version to get the musical nuances, it’s muy importante! You’re not getting the full genius of their talents live….pretty please, sugar on top, lol !!
Hall and Oates in their day was best described as white soul music. 🎵. I kinda 100% agree.
Check out Live at Daryl's house.
This is fun but the studio version is a different vibe! Great song!
I'm so glad you followed up on your commitment to Hall and Oates. love your reactions.
They both went to temple where they met. One is from the Philly area.
The first time I heard this song was in I believe 1982 after graduating Navy Boot Camp in San Diego. There was a local establishment by the name of "The Body Shop." Obviously it was a strip club. A women that made all the young men tingle dressed in leopard pattern would perform to this song. Fond memories. That's my "Man Eater" story, and I'm sticking with it!!
John had written a prototype of "Maneater"; he was banging it around with Edgar Winter. It was like a reggae song. I said, "Well, the chords are interesting, but I think we should change the groove." I changed it to that Motown kind of groove. So we did that, and I played it for Sara Allen and sang it for her…[Sings] "Oh here she comes / Watch out boy she’ll chew you up / Oh here she comes / She's a maneater… and a…" I forget what the last line was. She said, "drop that shit at the end and go, 'She's a maneater,' and stop! And I said, 'No, you’re crazy, that's messed up.'" Then I thought about it, and I realized she was right. And it made all the difference in the song.
My son plays keys and sax. (and guitar, ukulele, and ocarina). I don't know how much he can/could switch between them while performing.
the song was actually a John Oates idea at first. He met a model with a dirty mouth cussing all over the place, and he thought "Oh she will chew you up". He presented the song to Daryl as a reggae song, and Daryl turned it into the song we all know. Later they both said the song was actually more about NYC at the time than an actual woman, but of course the impetus for the song was in fact, a maneating woman.
most bands wrote their own songs in those days
Edgar winter, does keyboard, sax and sings as well. Search youtube for "tobacco road" with edgar and johnny winter.
Love your channel! Always watch every episode.
I can't for the life of me understand why you don't pull-up the lyrics as you do these songs.
Thx
You would look great in that long hair Hall is rocking out!❤
Oh thank you!
First she reacted to "Colonol Angus" and now "Maneater", I sense a theme here.
The studio recording is so much better. You should react to that version.
I think it would have been better to do the studio version of this song.
was 12 when this came out - I remember my Dad asking me what my younger brother and I thought this song was about as it was playing in the Pizza Hut (back when you used to eat inside a Pizza Hut) -
I'm pretty sure our reply had something to do with like a black panther stalking around the forest or something.
Just wait till you see some of the "live from Darrell's house" shows.
Daryl and John wrote all the songs. In the video for "I can't go for that" you were asking about the video. Daryl said that by the 80's they had absolute creative control over the music but when it came to music video's they knew nothing about it so they would often be at the mercy of these music video director's who were "So coked up they hadn't in slept two days" telling what their video was going to be like. They weren't happy with most of their music video's. That said the video for "Possession Obsession" is very good even though it wasn't one of their big hits It's a favorite of mine, and it's also a song that John sings lead.
Daryl and John wrote all of their bippity boppity boos!
Great live performance, but for listening on repeat I love the studio version - super vibe and great for dancing.
Yes, they wrote it all!
They have so many good songs
They were great 😊
The reason their performance was so dramatic is they were playing to a worldwide audience.
ICONS💯💯
Girl if you like Daryl Hall then you have to check out the videos from Live At Daryl's House!! He gathered the most accomplished musicians you're likely to see as a house band and then invited special guests to join them for some epic jam sessions! One of my favorites is with CeeLo. I've never heard him sound better. Daryl no longer has the show at his house but rather at a restaurant he opened so it's still his place. 😊 It all shut down during Covid but I think he recently revived it. ☮️ ❤️ 🎶 🎸 🎶
Hall wrote the songs and he hates Oates at this point. I believe they are suing one another...
They are from Philadelphia
The song appeared in Dancing with the Stars. It fits the dance💃 style called two-step.
Written by Sara Allen, Daryl Hall and John Oates. Produced by Daryl Hall and John Oates. Easily the most recognized song of Daryl Hall and John Oates. The 2 write many songs. The Allen sisters were the frequent collaborators. David Allen Stewart, other writers wrote with Daryl Hall and/or John Oates.
In 1987, John Oates and Iva Davies wrote Electric Blue for Icehouse, the band where Davies is the lead singer. Oates sang backing vocals with Davies. The band is from Australia 🇦🇺.
3 years (40 years ago 🎂) before also Down Under, Daryl Hall sang backing vocals in Original Sin, as performed by INXS.
They met as students at Temple 🕍 University, Philadelphia. The venue there is Veterans Stadium 🏟, Philadelphia. Home of the Eagles of the NFL 🏈.
No, this is not about a woman! They said this is about New York City.
This song was released in 1982. Nelly Furtado was a kid then. So was I! 😎 Nelly Furtado wrote Maneater in the 1990s. Different song 🎵 and different meaning.
She did appear in CSI. Her song did appear in that episode.
he's a Philly boy.
Hall and Oates “adult education” live is 🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥 liberty concert 1985 🔥
Love your videos
I used to go roller skating to this, lol
i dont think u realize just how big Hall&Oats were during their careers/ plus Daryl Hall is from Philly and he is inspired by Philly Soul
I know what you're trying to say, every single song is an instant classic, the first time you hear it.
Everyone NEEDS to watch the IU MV Love Wins All… it’s incredible
If you like the sax there's a movie called "Eddie and the cruisers' Its about 50s or 60s rock band. The real band that plays the music in the movie is "John Cafferty and the beaver brown band". You need to react to "Eddie and the Cruisers - on the dark side' You'll love it.
Love this! You *must* also react to Mr. Mister, another 80s band. "Kyrie Eleison" and "Broken Wings" are the hits they are/were known for. Richard Page's vocals are AMAZING.
They started in Philly
Rich girl, She's Gone, its a pretty deep rabbit hole
This song and family man were always my favorites...
Check out Daryl Hall's show, "Live at Daryl's House" It was on A&E. He had famous guests over to his home studio and covered his songs and theirs. It was a fantastic show with a great house band.
Great performers…
This is from the MTV video period. They did these things on soundstages.
It’s another 🔥 song!!
The Farm Aid I went to was in a stadium and was pretty much full best i remember. Of course tat was about 30 years ago...
Some guys got bigger audiences than other guys, if ya know what I mean . . .