Podcasts about daryl's house

Hall & Oates is the biggest-selling vocal duo in history.  "Maneater," "Rich Girl," "You Make My Dreams Come True," and countless other hits will be beloved for generations.  So Daryl Hall has long been at the top of Alec's Most Wanted list for Here's the Thing.  When the conversation finally took place this past December, it was on Hall's home-turf:  Daryl's House, his restaurant and music-venue in Pawling, NY.  In a conversation interspersed with some classic recordings, Hall talks about his teen years in suburban Pennsylvania singing doo-wop on the streets with his friends -- a far cry from the rock-star life he was leading 15 years later.  For that transition to happen, he first had to meet John Oates.  That happened in 1967 when a gunfight broke out at a club they had both been performing at.  Their fate was sealed:  the two kept up a rigorous concert schedule until this year, when coronavirus put a temporary end to public gatherings.  You can still hear their later work on this new vinyl release of their masterful album of soul standards, Our Kind of Soul.  Or tune in to AXS for Hall's hit show Live from Daryl's House.  On each episode, he brings another big-name musician up to the club in Pawling and they jam together.

Episode # 37 - Nektar's Derek "Mo" Moore talks 50th Anniversary, New Album "The Other Side," show at Daryl's House and tour and more!!

Davina & The Vagabonds on the phone around 1pm - on the road traveling to Daryl's House Club for tonight's show. Davina talks about her latest release "Sugar Drops," and more!

Great chat with Foghat's Roger Earl and Bryan Bassett - pre-show backstage at Daryl's House Club - 11/17/19

Join Frank in the Pocket with Brian Dunne who currently plays on Live at Daryl's House and has been on tour with Hall & Oates a major gig which is by no means the sum total. Get into it as they discuss pocket, feel, soul, groove and even dynamics to get ever closer to a pocket definition and description. This one's a keeper. Listen up now, drum heads, this one's for YOU!

Join Frank in the Pocket with Brian Dunne who currently plays on Live at Daryl's House and has been on tour with Hall & Oates a major gig which is by no means the sum total. Get into it as they discuss pocket, feel, soul, groove and even dynamics to get ever closer to a pocket definition and description. This one's a keeper. Listen up now, drum heads, this one's for YOU!

Hasan Piker sits down with Montreal producers David "Dave One" Macklovitch and Patrick "Pee Thug" Gemayel, known collectively as Chromeo. https://chromeo.net/headoverheels/ With a love of talkboxes, vintage drum machines, and gleamingly plastic synth tones, Montreal electro-funk duo Chromeo developed a sound that looked to the deepest echelon of '80s funk and radio R&B to develop their sound. While wearing the influence of Zapp, Prince, and even Hall & Oates on their sleeve, their style would grow more refined as the years went on, with production getting more detailed as their songwriting became more nuanced. The band's homage to the greats of the dancefloor and its unbridled worship of pop found its summit on their fourth album, 2014’s White Women. By then the group had fine-tuned their formula and also opened up their creative world to guest vocalists and producers, maximizing their mainstream accessibility and resulting in their highest-charting release. Chromeo were formed in 2002 by Montreal producers David "Dave One" Macklovitch and Patrick "Pee Thug" Gemayel. Dave One took on vocal duties, though both former hip-hop producers were multi-instrumentalists and brought their love of classic funk and soul to their nascent creations. The "Destination Overdrive" single appeared in late 2003, complete with the tingling B-side "Needy Girl" (a ringer for Yaz's "Situation") and a DFA remix. The single was followed by a proper full-length debut, She's in Control, released on Vice in early February 2004. To satiate their fans between records, Chromeo issued two mixes, 2005's Un Joli Mix Pour Toi and 2006's Ce Soir on Danse!, while gigging and working on their second album. Fancy Footwork arrived in the summer of 2007, boasting a slicker sound and poppier songwriting (courtesy of Cassius' Philippe Zdar on mixing duties), plus an avalanche of remixes. In the summer of 2008, they would collaborate with Hall & Oates' own Daryl Hall for part of his online series Live from Daryl's House. As fans awaited another album, Chromeo released DJ-Kicks in 2009. They finally returned in August 2010 with Business Casual, released by Atlantic Records in the U.S. The singles "Over Your Shoulder" and "Sexy Socialite" were released in 2013, and both landed on the following year's White Women, an album that featured Solange, Vampire Weekend's Ezra Koenig, and, in affirmation of their indebtedness to early-'80s R&B, vocalist Tawatha Agee (of Mtume). The duo's highest Billboard debut, it narrowly missed the Top Ten. Four years later, the band returned with fifth album Head Over Heels, another album heavy on guest contributions from the likes of DRAM, French Montana, Amber Mark, and others. ~ Johnny Loftus, Rovi Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Married Co-Hosts Randy Thomas & Arnie Wohl welcome the living legend Daryl Hall, who talks to the duo about his upcoming solo album, his love of historic architecture, why his DIY Network television show "Daryl's Restoration Over-Hall" fulfills one of his personal obsessions, and Daryl talks about the return of his series "Live from Daryl's House." Then, the mysterious breakthrough artist Boy Epic joins Arnie & Randy, to discuss his love of film, creating a career on his own terms and he underlines how much he appreciates his label for supporting his unique vision. And to cap things off, Randy talks about announcing the upcoming "Kennedy Center Honors," that she just recorded in Washington DC for CBS.

This week on A Waste of Time with ItsTheReal, we welcome singer Mayer Hawthorne and producer Jake One collectively known as the funk outfit Tuxedo, to the Upper West Side! We talk Jake's roots in Seattle, his work with G-Unit and Rick Ross and Future, beat tapes being jacked, the importance of the late J. Moore, growing up playing basketball with Pearl Jam's Jeff Ament, bandwagon Seahawks fans, refusing to acknowledge Oklahoma City's existence, recording and touring with Freeway, and so much more. We also talk Mayer's growing up in Ann Arbor, going to the University of Michigan, moving to NYC after high school, the unique stage name given to him in an early rap group, getting to be real-life friends with Snoop Dogg, being invited to play at Live at Daryl's House and choosing what Hall & Oates songs to play, how John Mayer and Kanye reached out via Twitter's early days, being huge in Japan, and of course, how Tuxedo came to be. Oh, and most importantly, HOW IN THE WORLD PITBULL CAME INTO THEIR LIVES!!! See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Rory, Rick, and Pat join a returning Andrew Jones (Brian's not back) to view Metallica's nighttime performance at Woodstock '99. Along with the usual penetrating insight, the panel goes on a journey through the world of Ultimate Tribute Bands, "Live at Daryl's House," and songs called "One." Watch here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rsJqQQzv58E

Okay AaA listeners, here's this weeks episode of your Amps and Axes Podcast. The guys start out talking about Eddie Trunk's podcast and also about That Metal Show and how it may have been the catalyst for the resurgence of one of the best Rock and Roll bands of all time, KIX! Next there's a bit of talk about Kiss and their induction into the Rock and Roll Hall of fame, sans two of the original members. (Can't we all just get along?!) Then they bring in their guest. A seasoned veteran who you might know from his many years with Hall and Oats, or possibly as part of the band on Live from Daryl's House. He's out doing his own thing now, so please help us welcome Mr Paul Pesco! Enjoy.

In this episode, the guys begin by talking about The Reverend Billy F Gibbons, his appearance on Live from Daryl's House and his choice of very light strings. This topic has been addressed before, but the outcome of this discussion is a bit different this time. Hmmm... Then they bring in their guest. Six string slinger for this years top grossing country act, AaA fans please welcome Toby Kieth's right hand man for the past 16 years, Mr Rich Eckhardt. Enjoy!

Special guest Eliot Lewis from "Live at Daryl's House"