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These days, it's kind of hip to be a Hall and Oates fan.

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Nero: Welcome Reality

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The Best Rhythm and Blues of 2011

It's an interesting time to be a fan of R&B. These are commendable examples of artists continuing to push R&B into the 21st century, while also respecting and exploring its roots.

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Daryl Hall: Laughing Down Crying

Hall is looked on as a pretty hip guy these days. But don't dare think he lets that influence his first solo album in 14 years.

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Daryl Hall: Laughing Down Crying

After a 14-year hiatus from releasing new, original music, Daryl Hall is back to prove himself, yet again, as a songwriter. His new album, Laughing Down Crying, represents all the varied musical styles that live within the artistry of Hall.

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Hall and Oates: Still Relevant. Still Rocking.

Hall and Oates use the internet and collaboration with young bands and artists to infuse their classic songs with modern sensibilities. This is why their concerts are filled with fans that were barely born when those songs were written.

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The Year in Music: December 2010

Continuing our look at the year’s most notable events in the world of music, here’s what happened in December 2010.

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The Bird and the Bee: Interpreting the Masters Volume 1: A Tribute to Daryl Hall and John Oates

Hipster LA indie cocktail/synth duo take on Hall & Oates, and don't even try to score.

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Hall and Oates: Do What You Want, Be What You Are

While anthologies by their very nature can never be everything to everyone, this is a wonderfully assembled overview of Hall and Oates ranging from their roots to the present day.

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Daryl Hall and John Oates Unleash the Hits at Madison Square Garden

These days, it's kind of hip to be a Hall and Oates fan.

Nero: Welcome Reality

It all sounds very big and epic and important, but rarely breaks loose into full-on euphoria.

The Best Rhythm and Blues of 2011

It's an interesting time to be a fan of R&B. These are commendable examples of artists continuing to push R&B into the 21st century, while also respecting and exploring its roots.

Daryl Hall: Laughing Down Crying

Hall is looked on as a pretty hip guy these days. But don't dare think he lets that influence his first solo album in 14 years.

Daryl Hall: Laughing Down Crying

After a 14-year hiatus from releasing new, original music, Daryl Hall is back to prove himself, yet again, as a songwriter. His new album, Laughing Down Crying, represents all the varied musical styles that live within the artistry of Hall.

Hall and Oates: Still Relevant. Still Rocking.

Hall and Oates use the internet and collaboration with young bands and artists to infuse their classic songs with modern sensibilities. This is why their concerts are filled with fans that were barely born when those songs were written.

The Year in Music: December 2010

Continuing our look at the year’s most notable events in the world of music, here’s what happened in December 2010.

The Bird and the Bee: Interpreting the Masters Volume 1: A Tribute to Daryl Hall and John Oates

Hipster LA indie cocktail/synth duo take on Hall & Oates, and don't even try to score.

Hall and Oates: Do What You Want, Be What You Are

While anthologies by their very nature can never be everything to everyone, this is a wonderfully assembled overview of Hall and Oates ranging from their roots to the present day.

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