A hidden gem from the American pop duo
This album represents Hall & Oates' musical maturity.
This album showcases Daryl Hall's expressive vocals and John Oates's solid songwriting skills at the highest level. While influenced by Philadelphia soul, the songs elevate it with a unique pop sensibility, making it an important part of 1970s American pop.
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A:
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1)
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Don't Change
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2)
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Why Do Lovers Break Each Other's Heart?
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3)
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You Must Be Good For Something
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The Emptyness
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5)
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Love Hurts (Love Heals)
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B:
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Bigger Than Both Of Us
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Bad Habits And Infections
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3)
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Winged Bull
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4)
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The Girl Who Used To Be
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Arranged By - Daryl Hall
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Vocals [All], Keyboards, Synthesizer [Poolymoog], Mandolin - Daryl Hall
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Arranged By - John Oates
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Vocals [All], Guitar [Rhythm], Guitar [Mando] - John Oates
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Percussion, Electronics [Special Effects] - Gary Coleman
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Bass - Lee Sklar
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Recorded By [Strings] - Armin Steiner
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Drums, Drums [Electronic] - Jeff Porcaro
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Engineer [Recording] - John Mills (2)
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Arranged By - Christopher Bond
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Electronics [Tonalities], Guitar [Lead 6 & 12 String], Keyboards, Synthesizer - Christopher Bond (B3, B4)
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Producer, Arranged By [Strings], Conductor - Christopher Bond
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Engineer [Assistant] - Linda Tyler
