My youngest daughter had cerebral palsy and was 99% disabled. She would get so excited over this song. Sarah Lynn RIP. Daddy hopes your smiling from heaven baby. 16 yrs...not enough time, I miss you baby. Daddy will be there soon. 😥
Bruh...a lot of us were THERE when songs like this dropped. We didn't discover it...we listen to it on the regular. This is why there's so many older people who don't FUQ with today's music, and no offense meant to those who love it.
You got that right, man! '70s and '80s had so much talent and diversity in music. Popular music today is largely forgettable. And if that makes me old, so be it! 🤣
Hell, a lot of people were CONCEIVED because of this song! Seriously though, if he thought this was good, he's gonna need a cold shower and a cigarette after he hears One on One!, hell, he may just turn the song off half way through and take his girl to bed!
I was born in 1961 so as a black man experiencing music of the '60s, '70s and '80s first hand, we got seriously spoiled! But it's great to see the younger generation appreciating the great music of these artists! You're keeping their art alive!!
I also was born in 1961. All of my kids, nephews and nieces grew up listening to these types of songs with me. They all still appreciate these songs and will pass them on....
@@Frostrazor - Being from the outskirts of Philly and even parts of South Jersey, you can't help but be exposed to Soul music. Whether or not you're influenced by it is another matter, but the, "Sound of Philadelphia," will forever be my favorite. Daryl Hall actually got a lot of work as a teen, playing sessions as a keyboardist/backup singer for Gamble & Huff; architects of the Sound of Philadelphia, and later Thom Bell.) Those producers were to Philly Soul what Barry Gordy was to Motown. I wasn't alive during the Civil Rights movement (I'm 46,) but up until then, Soul music was allegedly a VERY integrated sound...no difference between Black and White artists. With the Civil Rights uprise, Whites were pretty much uninvited...that's when Daryl Hall and John Oates become more Folk and Rock, but kept those soulful underpinnings. They refer to their music as Rock & Soul and Daryl detests the, "Blue-eyed Soul," label.
Where are we finding this music? Bro, we grew up with it! It’s a kick to see someone of your generation enjoying it as much as we did when we were your age. Keep at it! 😎👍👍
I was gonna answer just like you did....and just decided to jump on your comment. That's it exactly - WE LIVED IT. We were there when these songs were new.
FACTS!!!! Yeah i was gonna say same. These songs didn't just fall out of they sky and I guarantee we weren't up late at night researching the internet for a song that was worthy of your channel. These played on our radio stations, they were part of the regular rotation. We bought records (you know - vinyl) or cassette tapes and listened over and over until it wore out and we had to buy another copy.
Soo true I was born in 76 but I grew up listening to them and still I luv them soo much and ive heard many remakes of this but NO ONE is as good as Hall N Oats
No cell phones an riding your bike all day with friends...”be home by dinner time”. This is the music we grew up with, glad to see you getting to experience all of it!
My favorite Hall & Oates song!! It's not "Where do we find this music?" We had the pleasure of living it. I'm just grateful you're discovering it. Enjoy!! 🎵
Daryl Hall and Sara Allen although never married had a personal relationship that would end up lasting more than 30 years. Hall was inspired enough by his feelings for Allen that he wrote the highly personal song. "It was a song that came completely out of my heart. I’ve said this many times - it was a postcard. It’s short and sweet and to the point,” said Hall.
That’s why that line, If you feel like leaving, you know you can go, but why don’t you stay until tomorrow, is so perfect. They never got married but stayed until tomorrow for 30 years!
Sad they split because of her younger sister dying (she was their writing partner). Sara said it was like losing a child & the grief, their relationship couldn't take it.
"Rich Girl" , "She's Gone" , "Sara Smile" , their cover of the Righteous Brothers, "You've Lost That Loving Feeling".....you ask where did we discover this music?...not where, bro, but when...growing up in the 70's and 80's, it was all over the radio and cassettes we purchased at record stores!!!!...😃😁👍👌💥💥
I was born in the 80s, but even I remember that sound as "sound of sunday". That's when the radio ran all day long and the whole family was at home. To this day, it reminds me of warm weather and sunshine.
@@liquidminds lol that’s cool. We always had music on during the week and Sunday was the day for PBS. My mom and I loved to watch shows like Cosmos then. My sister was older and too busy partying lol.
If you want to watch and hear how this music is made, you have to watch Live From Daryl’s House. Daryl Hall invites artists to his place to jam with his band. They then have a meal together and talk. It’s a must see.
You sitting there with big eyes, jaw dropping and trembling to find words... it's the most wholehearted reaction I've seen. Thank you for sharing your vibe to the world! ❤ Hall & Oates are my go-to-music when nothing else works. This song is a masterpiece. So much love from Sweden! ❤
I saw them in concert! Incredible! ❤️ Darryl Hall has mini concerts at his home with music artists , my fav is Ceelo Green singing with Darryl and his band at Darryls House.
You can never go wrong listening to Hall & Oats. One of the greatest! & my favorite singing duo's of all-time! Blue eyed soul at it's best! #80s4life ❤
New here, but grew up listening to this stuff on the radio. The 70’s gave us some of the best music ever… across most genres!🙌 There’s no denying the musical genius of Hall & Oats, straight up.
This song was during my young years and it does me good to see the wonderful reactions to this type of music. These songs reached into your hearts. This is what I grew up on....amazing isn't it! SMOOTH SILKY SOUL! We didn't care WHAT color they were. I may have to send you some old school.
I absolutely adored your reaction to this song! I can't help thinking that I was incredibly fortunate to grow up in the 70's and early 80's when songs like this played on the radio every single day! We were certainly a seriously lucky generation when it came to music...
Try “ One on One “ and “ I Cant go For That” by the way you have discovered what some have referred to as blue-eye soul. For me if you have soul it will be obvious n on full display. Hall n Oates are one of the all time great bands . Catalog raining hits.. enjoy!
I saw them in concert they were fantastic live!! So much talent! I didn't really "discover" Hall and Oates they were just what was on the radio when I was growing up in the 70's and 80's. Kind of like Fleetwood Mac and the Eagles. Big names HUGE songs! It was a great era to grow up in if you like music!
Love seeing today's young adults discover the music those of us who grew up listening to when we were younger and these songs first came out. Anyway Rome Life Reaction that's how we gen-x'ers and boomers know about all these songs. The songs you've reviewing are the songs from our younger days.
🎵You've missed 4 of the smoothest "Blue-eyed soul" songs ever that everyone loves!! Ambrosia "How Much I Feel" Biggest Part Of Me" "You're the Only Woman" (Must do all 3) AND Player "Baby Come Back"
Baby come back is my song. Like I always knew of the song but when I listened to the old school version for myself and not like the commercial version it hit me different. One of my favorites definitely
Chet Overholt..... I cannot believe it....about a min. ago, I was trying to remember the name of a song that I used to like alot. It was "How much I feel", by Ambrosia. Glad that I saw your comment. (I know, it is a year old...lol)
The beauty of the tone, the harmonizing, the soul, the aching emotion, the lyrics.... it's a perfect jewel. Always has been my favourite Hall and Oates tune
I grew up on it lol. Yeah its gold. My high school days anyway. Great to see it in its timeless bubble. Great to see you enjoying it as much as we all did.
Enjoyed the reaction! They made such great music. I think you'd personally love "Wait for Me" especially the live version from their greatest hits album. And "Kiss on my List" is one of my favorite songs ever. So much great music for you to discover, thanks for sharing the journey with us.
Finally you are reacting to my request😂. I’m sure I was not alone in wanting to se your reaction to this great song that was super popular back in the day! I never heard a song by them that wasn’t a banger 🔥
This one, She's Gone and Rich Girl are my favorites from them but almost all their songs are great! ♥️💯 I love it so much that I rewatched the reaction!
A love song at its finest. Back in the day, they wrote songs to tell a woman what she meant to him. It's not about money, or wealth or cars, it's the You and Me forever. If you feel like leaving, you know you can go, but why not stay until tomorrow? He respects her as an equal, a partner, a soulmate. Still makes my heart melt all these years later
I remember the street I was driving down in my mom's car when I first heard this song on the radio. I'll never forget it, obviously I haven't forgotten. It was something I hadn't heard that moved me like Bill Withers "Ain't No Sunshine." so so good.
You might want to try one of the few cover songs that they did, and there aren't many. But their version of "You lost that loving feeling" is worth listening to.
Thanks for helping me look at music through a new lens...... you pick up on elements I certainly never saw or understood when listening to this music as a lad. Most often that has to do with the soulful nature that comes out when you actually listen. Thanks for that.
LOVE THIS SONG! LOVE HALL AND OATES. This is music my generation grew up with and it's the best ever. You should do music from Journey, if you haven't already. One of the best groups ever. Faithfully, Who's Crying Now, Open Arms, they have too many great songs to list, like Hall and Oates. So happy to see you loving music from my day, and bringing it to a new generation.
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My youngest daughter had cerebral palsy and was 99% disabled. She would get so excited over this song. Sarah Lynn RIP. Daddy hopes your smiling from heaven baby. 16 yrs...not enough time, I miss you baby. Daddy will be there soon. 😥
We are eternal. Energy NEVER dies!!
Hugs my friend
No more words....all my respect to you.....how live a normal life after all????
🥺❤
God bless you and yours... RIP Baby Girl.
Trust me. This song was a monster hit when it came out….To this day, it’s still hittin’….
Bruh...a lot of us were THERE when songs like this dropped. We didn't discover it...we listen to it on the regular. This is why there's so many older people who don't FUQ with today's music, and no offense meant to those who love it.
You got that right, man! '70s and '80s had so much talent and diversity in music. Popular music today is largely forgettable. And if that makes me old, so be it! 🤣
Hell, a lot of people were CONCEIVED because of this song!
Seriously though, if he thought this was good, he's gonna need a cold shower and a cigarette after he hears One on One!, hell, he may just turn the song off half way through and take his girl to bed!
Samuel - Best comment of the day!
My very first concert in 82. Saw them in Detroit again last year. Still amazing!
You speak truth Samuel Glass!
I was born in 1961 so as a black man experiencing music of the '60s, '70s and '80s first hand, we got seriously spoiled! But it's great to see the younger generation appreciating the great music of these artists! You're keeping their art alive!!
I’m jealous man, compared to music today you got to see the good stuff.
Those were some amazing years, and so many styles to choose from.
I also was born in 1961. All of my kids, nephews and nieces grew up listening to these types of songs with me. They all still appreciate these songs and will pass them on....
@@brennancarter7721 hey, atleast we got chris stapleton.
You are so right!
I don't care how blonde your hair is or how blue your eyes are, it just don't get much more soulful than this.
That's why I love it. Blonde hair but, green eyes , 😂 or you talking about Darryl?
Soul transcends all categorizations, no doubt.
absolutely - i think it was one of my posts on one of his videos specifically that compared the soulfulness of this song to something of Al green.
@@Frostrazor - Being from the outskirts of Philly and even parts of South Jersey, you can't help but be exposed to Soul music. Whether or not you're influenced by it is another matter, but the, "Sound of Philadelphia," will forever be my favorite. Daryl Hall actually got a lot of work as a teen, playing sessions as a keyboardist/backup singer for Gamble & Huff; architects of the Sound of Philadelphia, and later Thom Bell.) Those producers were to Philly Soul what Barry Gordy was to Motown.
I wasn't alive during the Civil Rights movement (I'm 46,) but up until then, Soul music was allegedly a VERY integrated sound...no difference between Black and White artists. With the Civil Rights uprise, Whites were pretty much uninvited...that's when Daryl Hall and John Oates become more Folk and Rock, but kept those soulful underpinnings. They refer to their music as Rock & Soul and Daryl detests the, "Blue-eyed Soul," label.
I was going to ask if this was a Righteous Brothers situation where nobody had any idea they were white.
The music that we recommend to you isn't just music to us, it's the soundtrack of our lives.
I love how you put that! Amen!
Where are we finding this music? Bro, we grew up with it! It’s a kick to see someone of your generation enjoying it as much as we did when we were your age.
Keep at it! 😎👍👍
I was gonna answer just like you did....and just decided to jump on your comment. That's it exactly - WE LIVED IT. We were there when these songs were new.
Amen :)
FACTS!!!! Yeah i was gonna say same. These songs didn't just fall out of they sky and I guarantee we weren't up late at night researching the internet for a song that was worthy of your channel. These played on our radio stations, they were part of the regular rotation. We bought records (you know - vinyl) or cassette tapes and listened over and over until it wore out and we had to buy another copy.
And what a joy to see the younger folks discovering it.
Soo true I was born in 76 but I grew up listening to them and still I luv them soo much and ive heard many remakes of this but NO ONE is as good as Hall N Oats
No cell phones an riding your bike all day with friends...”be home by dinner time”. This is the music we grew up with, glad to see you getting to experience all of it!
Yup!😊
My favorite Hall & Oates song!!
It's not "Where do we find this music?" We had the pleasure of living it. I'm just grateful you're discovering it. Enjoy!! 🎵
Best time to enjoy music. My Fav group. Daryl Hall & John Oates🫶🏽
Nice :)
Sarah Smirks
This song is a Hall & Oates STAPLE!! Legends!! I guarantee you had EVERY woman named Sara grinning like the Joker after this one!! 🤣
fucking awesome!!!
One of my all time favorite songs EVER!!!
OOOHHHHHH
Personally, I’d call it a toss up between Sarah Smile and She’s Gone. Your reactions to both were great!
I totally agree with you about that 👍
Was just saying that to my wife. Both are amazing
Yep!
Check out Teddy swims cover.
Agreed 💯
Yeah. It's really one of thee best songs EVER! 🙌
Daryl Hall and Sara Allen although never married had a personal relationship that would end up lasting more than 30 years. Hall was inspired enough by his feelings for Allen that he wrote the highly personal song.
"It was a song that came completely out of my heart. I’ve said this many times - it was a postcard. It’s short and sweet and to the point,” said Hall.
That’s why that line, If you feel like leaving, you know you can go, but why don’t you stay until tomorrow, is so perfect. They never got married but stayed until tomorrow for 30 years!
@@brynneholt1990 Beautifully put 💏
@@brynneholt1990 How Beautiful!❤️
Sad they split because of her younger sister dying (she was their writing partner). Sara said it was like losing a child & the grief, their relationship couldn't take it.
Yep, Absolutely beautiful. We used to call them "Blue Eyed Soul" back in the day.
Hall and Oates went to the Philly International School of Songwriting, literally. And this song is the ultimate example of what they learned.
So, PISS? 😆
Facts shout out to Kenny Gambel and Leon Huff the pioneers of Music
When you grew up before auto tune you didn’t have to “find” them because they actually had to be able to sing.
I'm biased, but just a great song!
Hi Sara D. I'm Sarah D. as well 😁😁
@@sarahdixon1943 hey Sarah D! 😊
Me too 😊
Sara Smile is so soulful and smoother than melted butter!!! Hall and Oates is FIRE!!!
"Rich Girl" , "She's Gone" , "Sara Smile" , their cover of the Righteous Brothers, "You've Lost That Loving Feeling".....you ask where did we discover this music?...not where, bro, but when...growing up in the 70's and 80's, it was all over the radio and cassettes we purchased at record stores!!!!...😃😁👍👌💥💥
Rich girl for sure! :)
I was born in the 80s, but even I remember that sound as "sound of sunday".
That's when the radio ran all day long and the whole family was at home. To this day, it reminds me of warm weather and sunshine.
Oh yeah, record stores. I used to have to walk down town to buy a record and then walk all the way back home to listen to it.
@@liquidminds lol that’s cool. We always had music on during the week and Sunday was the day for PBS. My mom and I loved to watch shows like Cosmos then. My sister was older and too busy partying lol.
I bought an album or single every week for years
Honey, for all of us who grew up in the 70's & 80's, this music is part of our DNA!
We grew up on this stuff.
Darling, we grew up on those songs!!! We had the best!!!❤️
If you want to watch and hear how this music is made, you have to watch Live From Daryl’s House. Daryl Hall invites artists to his place to jam with his band. They then have a meal together and talk. It’s a must see.
Jimmy wayne does a crazy good version of this song live at Daryl's.
It is sooooo good.
Thx for sharing I'm gonna check it out
Truth!
I love Daryls house
She's Gone has that passionate raw emotion going on, but Sara Smile is just simple and beautiful. Love them both.
Now we hit him with "One on One"....and he's down for the count
Yes!!
2 words: Hell and Yeah!!
One of the all timers!!!
Came here to suggest this, glad someone else did.
You sitting there with big eyes, jaw dropping and trembling to find words... it's the most wholehearted reaction I've seen. Thank you for sharing your vibe to the world! ❤ Hall & Oates are my go-to-music when nothing else works. This song is a masterpiece.
So much love from Sweden! ❤
🎵 like this is the language of the universe....
'I can't go for that.' One of their best.
YASSS!
The Bee Gees "Fanny Be Tender With My Love" and "Too Much Heaven" ❤
'one on one' Hall and Oates...'What you won't do for love' Bobby Caldwell 1978 is fantastic.
Yep! Bobby ,Curtis, Marvin...Hall and Oates...these people were singers..Aretha,Gladys...they didn't need that background shit ...THEY WERE REAL !
Honey, we...most of us, lived in it!!! Love your reaction ♥❤❤
"Rich Girl" and "You Make My Dreams Come True" are two more of Hall & Oates' best work.
I saw them in concert! Incredible! ❤️ Darryl Hall has mini concerts at his home with music artists , my fav is Ceelo Green singing with Darryl and his band at Darryls House.
Awesome!!!!
This song was a killer when I heard it when it came out in 1975. It's is timeless music ,
good music is always good no matter when it came out!
Probably need to check out "I Can't Go For That" for your next Hall & Oates track.
I definitely agree! I Can't go for That is right up there.
Live at Daryl's House, with Cee Lo Green....
@@lisarainbow9703 I actually didn't like that one. I'm going to stick to the original for that one.
I prefer the live version at Darryl's House featuring Rumer.
Oh yeah...
I just know you’ve already heard “What you won’t do for love” . Bobby Caldwell. It’s another one the blue eyed soul brothers went next level.
You can never go wrong listening to Hall & Oats. One of the greatest! & my favorite singing duo's of all-time! Blue eyed soul at it's best! #80s4life ❤
New here, but grew up listening to this stuff on the radio. The 70’s gave us some of the best music ever… across most genres!🙌 There’s no denying the musical genius of Hall & Oats, straight up.
“She’s Gone”.
He did that one a few days ago.
Here's the link ua-cam.com/video/_zNPUE9IP90/v-deo.html!
This song was during my young years and it does me good to see the wonderful reactions to this type of music. These songs reached into your hearts. This is what I grew up on....amazing isn't it! SMOOTH SILKY SOUL! We didn't care WHAT color they were. I may have to send you some old school.
Babies were conceived by listening to this 😂
💯‼️
Many!!!😊
I absolutely adored your reaction to this song! I can't help thinking that I was incredibly fortunate to grow up in the 70's and early 80's when songs like this played on the radio every single day! We were certainly a seriously lucky generation when it came to music...
Try “ One on One “ and “ I Cant go For That” by the way you have discovered what some have referred to as blue-eye soul. For me if you have soul it will be obvious n on full display. Hall n Oates are one of the all time great bands . Catalog raining hits.. enjoy!
I love your reaction. This is how most of us felt the first time we heard this song. It’s a masterpiece.❤️
OMG great reaction to one of the best songs ever.
It was on the radio. All we had to do was turn it on and great, beautiful, wonderful music poured out. Heaven.
Another great group that got their start in the 70's. They blew me away in 1976
Thats why they are the best duo group ever!
I really love Hall & Oates... I grew up on so much fabulous music, and they definitely rank among my favorites!
I saw them in concert they were fantastic live!! So much talent!
I didn't really "discover" Hall and Oates they were just what was on the radio when I was growing up in the 70's and 80's. Kind of like Fleetwood Mac and the Eagles.
Big names HUGE songs!
It was a great era to grow up in if you like music!
I might be old, but I had the BEST MUSIC while growing up! Shout out to the 60s & 70s! Another great reaction!
We grew up on this. Many of us ran out and bought it as soon as it hit the stores.
Still loving it years later,the beat,the words,best they ever made
This song is timeless!!! Hall and Oats are timeless!! See what you been missing!!!
I remember where I was when I first heard this song in the summer of 1975. It is the best Hall and Oates song, ever.
This song is musical perfection. It gets no better than this.
Love this song
Love seeing today's young adults discover the music those of us who grew up listening to when we were younger and these songs first came out. Anyway Rome Life Reaction that's how we gen-x'ers and boomers know about all these songs. The songs you've reviewing are the songs from our younger days.
For sure! The Very Very Best from my Generation, or any generation I guess. Thanks! (She's Gone is GREAT too!!!) ❤️❤️❤️
🎵You've missed 4 of the smoothest "Blue-eyed soul" songs ever that everyone loves!! Ambrosia "How Much I Feel" Biggest Part Of Me" "You're the Only Woman" (Must do all 3) AND Player "Baby Come Back"
“I Just Can’t Let Go” is my favorite, but their entire discography is solid.
You’re the only woman was smoooooveee
Omg I love all the ones you named lol
Baby come back is my song. Like I always knew of the song but when I listened to the old school version for myself and not like the commercial version it hit me different. One of my favorites definitely
When I was a kid, Hall and Oats were all over the radio and MTV. There was great music in the 70s and 80s
Always been my favorite H&O song. It's in my top 3 favorites period.
That song was back in my days in the 70. Love that song 🎶💖
You should check out Ambrosia “How much I feel” or “Biggest part of me”. One of the most underrated groups in my opinion.
Agree! Also, Sanford -Townsend Band, "Smoke from a Distant Fire".
Agree.
Chet Overholt..... I cannot believe it....about a min. ago, I was trying to remember the name of a song that I used to like alot. It was "How much I feel", by Ambrosia. Glad that I saw your comment. (I know, it is a year old...lol)
@@chynaajade Better late than never lol. UA-cam let's us reconnect with all of our memories!
Couldn’t agree more. An all time favorite.
The beauty of the tone, the harmonizing, the soul, the aching emotion, the lyrics.... it's a perfect jewel. Always has been my favourite Hall and Oates tune
I still get chills hearing this song today.
Philly soul😎 & Daryl Hall is a National Treasure!🥰 history of my life....that’s how I Know....🙋🏻♀️
Hall and Oates are fantastic!!
"One on One "
He's talking to her.
Yes! I would definitely - say #1 on the list.
I'm so glad all you young peolpe are enjoying the music that I grow up on and getting the same reaction we got the first time hearing it..Peace.
You need to listen to the live version of Sarah Smile from Live at Darryl House with Jimmy Wayne. Best remake version I have every heard.
Jimmy Wayne sings his ass off on this one at Darryl's House!
Yes!
We grew up on it. That's where we're hearing it.
I grew up on it lol. Yeah its gold. My high school days anyway. Great to see it in its timeless bubble. Great to see you enjoying it as much as we all did.
No, imma subscribe, because you’re hilarious !! 😅😅😅😅 I’m cracking all the way up !!😂😂😂😂
"Do what you want, Be what you are"
Really highlights their vocals.
Check it out! You won't be disappointed.
Top 5 songs of all time for me. Excellent reaction.
I wish I could Like this one 100 times. Rome, you're great.
love it love them
Enjoyed the reaction! They made such great music. I think you'd personally love "Wait for Me" especially the live version from their greatest hits album. And "Kiss on my List" is one of my favorite songs ever. So much great music for you to discover, thanks for sharing the journey with us.
I will ALWAYS love this song!!!
Finally you are reacting to my request😂. I’m sure I was not alone in wanting to se your reaction to this great song that was super popular back in the day! I never heard a song by them that wasn’t a banger 🔥
One of the smoothest songs ever written.
This one, She's Gone and Rich Girl are my favorites from them but almost all their songs are great! ♥️💯 I love it so much that I rewatched the reaction!
My 3 faves too!....
A love song at its finest. Back in the day, they wrote songs to tell a woman what she meant to him. It's not about money, or wealth or cars, it's the You and Me forever. If you feel like leaving, you know you can go, but why not stay until tomorrow? He respects her as an equal, a partner, a soulmate. Still makes my heart melt all these years later
“One on One” or “I Can’t Go For That” - been sampled so you know it’s good!
Dope reaction, 'Rich Girl' is crazy good.
Loved it from the first time I heard it.. ( years ago)
That's how I feel every time I hear it, even this time, and I've been listening to it since the 80s.
I remember the street I was driving down in my mom's car when I first heard this song on the radio. I'll never forget it, obviously I haven't forgotten. It was something I hadn't heard that moved me like Bill Withers "Ain't No Sunshine." so so good.
They are fantastic.
I think it is great when a reactors finds artist/s they like.
Ahhhhhh. That pierces the soul.
You might want to try one of the few cover songs that they did, and there aren't many. But their version of "You lost that loving feeling" is worth listening to.
Thanks for helping me look at music through a new lens...... you pick up on elements I certainly never saw or understood when listening to this music as a lad. Most often that has to do with the soulful nature that comes out when you actually listen. Thanks for that.
LOVE THIS SONG! LOVE HALL AND OATES. This is music my generation grew up with and it's the best ever. You should do music from Journey, if you haven't already. One of the best groups ever. Faithfully, Who's Crying Now, Open Arms, they have too many great songs to list, like Hall and Oates. So happy to see you loving music from my day, and bringing it to a new generation.
When I was in high school I had boys singing this song to me because my name is Sara . I always secretly loved this song and still do. So smooth
Oh yeah. Definitely their best!!!!
Next recommended Hall &Oates song: “One on One”
Love Love Love this song
‘One on One’ is fabulous!!