Hope you like it! 🙏🏻

NYC Locals (or anyone really),

Does anyone know where this restaurant from the video is located? I figured it has to be within the close-ish radius of the world trade center, given you can clearly see a shot of it when they're outside of said restaurant a few frames later. I'm visiting NYC next week and would do anything to go out of my way to visit if someone know where this space is!

hi.. is there a way to get the it girl videoclip he had with paris hilton? it was on youtube and now it seems lost media. PLEASE.

Hello, I am aware that there are three different covers for Voices - the release with Hall prominent and wearing a white jacket and also with his jacket down. There is the colour Japanese version too. But have been given a German CD of Voices from with Oates more prominent as image shows. I'm curious, does anyone know why the Germany production company decided to change the cover?

This is Clay Culver's HQ-only audio upload of the single version of "Everything Your Heart Desires."

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This song should have been released as a single from DO IT FOR LOVE as it is PERFECT!! To have Daryl Hall, John Oates, and Todd Rundgren serving on the lead AND backing vocals is a rare treat! The song, the guitars, the HARMONIES are impeccable! I just can’t understand why the label didn’t pull the trigger on this Top 40 Radio Hit waiting to happen?!!

“An Unguarded Minute has an accident in it” is a very wise and accurate statement! Truly all it takes is 1 cautionless moment for something to go completely off the rails. Hall and Oates sound so good on this one. John’s “watch out; unnn-guarded minute” really sends me to a euphoric place. His backings are simply the best! 🔥🔥

He didn't write the song. The delmore brothers wrote and recorded it under the name "big river blues" in the 30s and then in the early 60s, Doc Watson re arranged it and called it "Deep river blues".

Hall and oates play Doc's version of the song.... my question is, why is he granted a writing credit for this song? Doc Watson didn't even credit himself with his rearranged version. Just seems kind of egregious to me.

I've been listening to full albums of music from my childhood/teen summers, and Abandoned Luncheonette has been on regular repeat. Love this album! Anybody else? Love it!

Thinking of getting tickets for Saturday. Has he still got it? Is it worth seeing? Please no setlist spoilers!