Live from Daryl's House
 

Daryl's show is verycool. If interested in seeing previous episodes or those upcoming, check in here: http://www.livefromdarylshouse.com/

The episode featuring Dave Stewart can be found here:
http://www.livefromdarylshouse.com/c....html?ep_id=56


I really love this song Worth the Waiting For from Blackbird Diaries.

Let me just say that I Love Daryl Hall!!!!!!!!! :nod:He is talented beyond belief! I am a major fan! Thanks for posting a link about his show. I've posted things about it in other threads before, but I don't think it helped much. :( I don't think some people can get past the '80s Hall & Oates songs that they think are 'passe'.
I wish more people would check out the show or even relisten to some songs by Daryl Hall/John Oates. I think some people would appreciate them.

If I let you have Daryl Hall, will you leave Lindsey for me? ;)

Another favorite performance: Wait for Me (Daryl Hall featuring Pat Monahan of Train)

I recall both of us having Daryl postings from the past, but I was unable to locate through the search function. Now we've a thread. ;)

Maybe we should share them both?! :lol:

:thumbsup: Now let's just hope people pay attention to it!

Well you can have Daryl all to yourself, I only want Lindsey - but I'm still willing to share him with you just a little bit, that's how much I love you :)

I'll be checking these out over the weekend and having a listen :thumbsup:

How generous of you! :laugh:

I know, I'm lovely! :o

Thanks to the OP for sharing this... I really enjoyed it. I didn't like much of the clips I heard from the Blackbird Diaries, but I do like this song... especially as a duet with Daryl Hall.

You'll be glad to know you can count me as another fan of Daryl Hall... :D one of the smoothest/most soulful voices in pop music. The big early 80's Hall & Oates songs were a big part of the soundtrack of my childhood... But that aside, I agree that Daryl is also a very talented songwriter/musician. His solo LPs "Sacred Songs" (with King Crimson's Robert Fripp) & "Three Hearts In The Happy Ending Machine" (partially produced/written with Dave Stewart) are among his better work IMO. As for his work with John Oates, I really recommend to those whom haven't heard their lesser-known material: the interesting Todd Rundgren-produced War Babies (from the mid-70's) & the late 90's gem Marigold Sky (one of my favorites!) They've collectively covered a lot of musical ground throughout their career. :thumbsup: