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Do What You Want, Be What You Are - The Music of Daryl Hall & John Oates (Remastered)

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Download links and information about Do What You Want, Be What You Are - The Music of Daryl Hall & John Oates (Remastered) by Daryl Hall, John Oates. This album was released in 2009 and it belongs to Hip Hop/R&B, Soul, Rock, Pop genres. It contains 74 tracks with total duration of 05:12:44 minutes.

Artist: Daryl Hall, John Oates
Release date: 2009
Genre: Hip Hop/R&B, Soul, Rock, Pop
Tracks: 74
Duration: 05:12:44
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No. Title Length
1. Girl I Love You 2:22
2. I Need Your Love 1:56
3. Say These Words of Love 2:54
4. Perkiomen 2:39
5. I'm Sorry 3:05
6. Fall In Philadelphia 3:58
7. Waterwheel 3:54
8. Lilly (Are You Happy) 4:10
9. Had I Known You Better Then 3:24
10. Las Vegas Turnaround (The Stewardess Song) 2:57
11. She's Gone 5:15
12. You're Much Too Soon 4:05
13. Is It a Star 4:46
14. It's Uncanny 3:41
15. Love You Like a Brother 3:22
16. Lady Rain (Live at the New Victoria Theatre, London, October 3, 1975) 6:24
17. Beanie G. And the Rose Tattoo (Live at the New Victoria Theatre, London, October 3, 1975) 4:20
18. Better Watch Your Back (Live at the New Victoria Theatre, London, October 3, 1975) 4:50
19. Abandoned Luncheonette (Live at the New Victoria Theatre, London, October 3, 1975) 6:50
20. When the Morning Comes (Live) 2:44
21. Camellia 2:48
22. Sara Smile 3:08
23. Alone Too Long 3:21
24. Gino (The Manager) [2009 Remix] 4:17
25. Ennui On the Mountain 3:16
26. Out of Me, Out of You 3:29
27. Back Together Again 3:25
28. Rich Girl 2:24
29. Crazy Eyes 3:02
30. Have I Been Away Too Long 4:21
31. August Day 3:04
32. It's a Laugh 3:49
33. I Don't Wanna Lose You (7" Remix) 3:37
34. Wait for Me 4:06
35. Times Up (Alone Tonight) 3:15
36. The Woman Comes and Goes 3:49
37. How Does It Feel to Be Back 4:34
38. You've Lost That Lovin' Feeling 4:36
39. Kiss On My List 4:23
40. Everytime You Go Away (Live) 9:27
41. You Make My Dreams 3:10
42. Private Eyes 3:27
43. Head Above Water 3:34
44. Did It In a Minute 3:37
45. Your Imagination 3:32
46. I Can't Go for That (No Can Do) 5:06
47. Don't Go Out (Outtake from "Private Eyes") 6:16
48. Maneater (featuring Hall Oates) 4:31
49. Family Man 3:25
50. One On One 3:57
51. Go Solo 4:34
52. Say It Isn't So 4:16
53. Adult Education 4:33
54. Out of Touch 4:06
55. Method of Modern Love 5:32
56. Some Things Are Better Left Unsaid 5:25
57. Possession Obsession (Live) 5:44
58. The Way You Do the Things You Do / My Girl (Live At the Apollo Theater, New York, May 23, 1985) 4:36
59. Everything Your Heart Desires (Video Mix) 5:18
60. Missed Opportunity 4:46
61. Keep On Pushin' Love 5:17
62. Storm Warning (Outtake from "Change of Seasons") 3:58
63. Change of Season 5:42
64. Starting All Over Again (Live In Toyko, Japan, 1995) 4:19
65. So Close (Live In Portland, OR, 2006) 6:45
66. Do It for Love 3:57
67. Forever for You 4:37
68. Heartbreak Time 4:06
69. All the Way from Philadelphia 4:17
70. Have You Ever Been In Love (Demo) 3:24
71. Me and Mrs. Jones (Live at John Jay College, New York, March 24, 2003) 6:55
72. I Want Someone (Live from Daryl's House) 4:29
73. Do What You Want, Be What You Are (Live 2007) 6:21
74. Dreamer (72'-'09 Redux) 3:25

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While Hall & Oates became radio and TV superstars with a number of monstrous hit singles in the late ‘70s and early ‘80s — “You Make My Dreams,” “Private Eyes,” “Maneater” and “I Can’t Go For That (No Can Do)” — the duo had a long and varied career before their superstar moments as guys raised on Philly Soul. From the onset, Daryl Hall was a top-notch blue-eyed soulman and his partner John Oates knew his way around a fretboard. The songs weren’t always as radio-ready but the duo built a strong cult following on tunes like “She’s Gone” and “Abandoned Luncheonette” (here in a previously unreleased live version). This boxed set includes the hits (“Sara Smile,” “Rich Girl,” “Kiss On My List”), early rarities (Hall as a member of the Temptones, Oates as part of the Masters), live cuts from a 1975 show in London, the occasional outtake and demo and well selected album cuts. Even into the ‘00s, the duo could crank up the lite-soul, as a 2003 live version of Billy Paul’s “Me and Mrs. Jones” proves beyond a doubt.