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HALL & OATES

WE ’RE CONFIDENT PEOPL E. W E UNDERSTAND THE TALENT AT OUR DISPOSAL.

Before Daryl Hall and John Oates go on stage, they spend an hour together with their backing band, telling stories from their golden years. It relaxes everyone, loosening them up so their playing isn’t stiff in front of 10,000 people. It also gives Daryl and John an excuse to hang out.

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