Switching to RCA, Hall & Oates recorded a self-titled album that fulfilled their early promise as pop-savvy blue-eyed soul craftsmen. A few of the tracks fall flat -- including the reggae-tinged "Soldering" and the pompous "Ennui on the Mountain" -- but much of the album is lush and catchy, featuring ballads and midtempo numbers that are nearly as engaging as the duo's breakthrough single, "Sara Smile." ~ Stephen Thomas Erlewine, All Music Guide
Daryl Hall & John Oates
09/01/1975
All Music Guide Review
Track Listing
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Credits
- Clarence McDonald
- Keyboards
- John Oates
- Synthesizer, Guitar, Arranger, Adaptation, Vocals, Producer, Keyboards
- Barry Rudolph
- Engineer
- Armin Steiner
- Engineer
- Leland Sklar
- Bass
- Bill King
- Photography
- Tom Tierney
- Production Assistant
- Glenn Korman
- Production Assistant
- Steve Strauss
- Production Assistant
- Sandy Allent
- Vocals (Background)
- Mile Baird
- Drums
- Pierre LaRoche
- Cover Art Concept
- Marge Meoli
- A&R
- Daryl Hall
- Synthesizer, Guitar, Keyboards, Arranger, Producer, Vibraphone, Vocals
- Jim Gordon
- Drums
- Sandy Allen
- Vocals, Vocals (Background)
- Michael Baird
- Drums
- Mike Baird
- Drums
- Christopher Bond
- Synthesizer, Guitar, Arranger, Producer, Horn Arrangements, String Arrangements, Keyboards
- Gary Coleman
- Percussion
- Scott Edwards
- Bass
- Elliott Federman
- Mastering
- Ed Greene
- Drums
- John Hudson
- Product Manager
- Hall & Oates
- Main Performer
















