Mark, are you a big Hall & Oates fan?
I didn't mind "She's Gone" but generally they were take or leave for me, and I know what you're getting at, but Graydon was predominantly a session player, and it was the arranging behind my explanation, not his singing. In fact it was a bad choice. I suppose it would've been better directed at musicians as opposed to a "fave's of the 70's" thing. But for arguments sake if you had a listen to some of Bill Champlin's efforts you'd probably say the same and yet he's one of the more gutsy rnb vocalists around. (For a white man)
Probably just better to scroll past this one




(clue: happened in 1972 and it was the 'play' that warmed for 'the dynasty') and no, it's not KISS.

