Hall & Oates

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10 years ago

BEASTY FROM US TO YOU

I always loved Charlie Dechant's sax solo in this song

10 years ago

David Eucare

Who Has The Last Laugh Now?

10 years ago

Lou Romanelli

I just saw them in concert at the Tower in Philly. They were GREAT. I have seen them many times and they sound as good as they did in the 80's. Hope they return soon. This was one of the songs I enjoyed that night.

10 years ago

SunnyDays951

This perhaps their Best work. Just brilliant.

10 years ago

Jason S

Great song, great underrated album!

10 years ago

BanditoRios

Great song

10 years ago

LoveDaly32

A great song. One of my favorites of theirs so far.

11 years ago

Mp25DIII

Great song, probably their most underrated, and a watershed moment where they began their shift from popular band to megastars

11 years ago

Congac Bodean

It's the Todd Rundgren infulence. Check it out.

11 years ago

Suzie Q

Same age. Same trip. hahaha. Life IS good!

11 years ago

misplacednewyawker

PUBLIC SERVICE ANNOUNCEMENTS- H and O fans listen to the song- How does it feel to be back.... It is one of the rare songs that Oates sang and it did hit the top 20, way back when.

11 years ago

john legrand

My favorite Hall & Oates song.

11 years ago

Patrick Barber

cool song !

11 years ago

David Prouty

Well David Foster had his hand in this album so if you are looking for pleasing key changes just go to David Fosters website and you should find what you are looking for.

11 years ago

Paul Jacobson

I was in high school. Hall and Oates were huge, but when they recorded this...man. It was like Tears For Fears and "Sowing the Seeds of Love". I never heard them the same way.

11 years ago

Rick Cortez

Peaked at number 20 in the fall of 1978!

11 years ago

Mike Zollo

This is my FAVORITE Hall And Oates Song - 1978

11 years ago

Karl Ware

Very underrated H&O song

11 years ago

Suzie Q

Ha! Me too = same age. Wore this damn vinyl out! ;)

11 years ago

ChihuahuaboyDH

A great song by Hall & Oates, & a rather underrated gem at that! I remember when this track received moderate airplay back in 1978. I was 12 years old that year. Bravo, Daryl & John!