  Daryl Hall & John Oates
formed in 1972 and will always be remembered
for dominating the charts in the 80s with
their trademark 'Philly Soul' sound.
Hall & Oates released their
debut LP Whole
Oates with the single "I'm
Sorry."
 Hall & Oates released Abandoned
Luncheonette which contained their first Top
40 hit "She's Gone."
Hall & Oates released the
Todd Rundgren-produced War
Babies.
 Hall & Oates released Daryl
Hall & John Oates with the hit
"Sara Smile."
Hall & Oates released Bigger
Than Both Of Us which contained their first #1
song, "Rich Girl."
The single "Sara
Smile" was certified gold.
 Abandoned
Luncheonette was certified gold.
Bigger
Than Both Of Us was certified gold.
Daryl
Hall & John Oates was certified
gold.
The single "Rich Girl"
was certified gold.
 Hall & Oates released Beauty
On A Back Street.
Beauty
On A Back Street was certified gold.
The live LP Livetime was released.
 Hall & Oates released Along
The Red Ledge.
Along
The Red Ledge was certified gold.
Hall & Oates released X-Static.
 # 35
Singles Artist of the Year
 Hall & Oates released Voices which contained the
hits "Kiss On My Life," "You Make My Dreams," "How Does It Feel To Be
Back,"
and their remake of "You've Lost That Lovin'
Feeling."
The LP also contained the song
"Everytime You Go Away" which Paul
Young later topped the charts with.
Hall & Oates hit the Top 40
with "How Does It Feel To Be
Back."
 Hall & Oates hit the Top 40
with "You've Lost That Lovin'
Feeling."
Daryl Hall released Sacred
Songs.
 # 1
Singles Artist of the Year (# 1
Band/Duo/Group of the Year)
 Hall & Oates hit the Top 40
with "Kiss On My List."
Hall & Oates hit the Top 10 with "Kiss On My List."
Hall & Oates hit #1 for 2 weeks with "Kiss On My List."
 Voices was certified gold and
the single "Kiss On My List" was certified
gold.
Hall & Oates hit the Top 40
with "You Make My Dreams."
Hall & Oates hit the Top 10 with "You Make My Dreams."
 Hall & Oates hit the Top 40
with "Private Eyes."
Hall & Oates hit the Top 10 with "Private Eyes."
Private
Eyes was certified gold.
 Hall & Oates hit #1 for a week with "Private Eyes."
Hall & Oates hit the Top 40
with "I Can't Go For That (No
Can Do)."
The single "Private Eyes" was certified
gold.
Private
Eyes was certified platinum.
Hall & Oates hit
the Top 10 with "I Can't Go For That (No
Can Do).".
 # 1
Singles Artist of the Year (# 1
Band/Duo/Group of the Year)
 Hall & Oates hit #1 for 3 weeks with "I Can't Go For That (No
Can Do)."
The single "I Can't Go For That (No
Can Do)"
was certified gold.
Voices was certified
platinum.
 Hall & Oates were nominated
for a Grammy Award for Best Pop Vocal Performance by a
Duo or Group (Private
Eyes).
Hall & Oates hit the Top 40
with "Did It In A Minute."
 Hall & Oates hit the Top 10 with "Did It In A Minute."
Hall & Oates released H20.
Hall & Oates hit the Top 40
and Top 10 with "Maneater."
 H20 was certified
platinum.
Hall & Oates hit #1 for 4 weeks with "Maneater."
 # 2
Singles Artist of the Year (# 1
Group/Duo of the Year)
 The single "Maneater" was certified
gold.
Hall & Oates won an American Music
Award for Favorite Pop/Rock Band, Duo or
Group.
Hall & Oates were nominated
for a Grammy Award for Best Pop Vocal Performance by a
Duo or Group ("Maneater").
 Hall & Oates hit the Top 40
with "One On One."
Hall & Oates hit the Top 10 with "One On One."
Hall & Oates hit the Top 40
with "Family Man."
 Hall & Oates hit the Top 10 with "Family Man."
Hall & Oates released the
hits collection Rock
'N Soul, Part 1 with 2 new tracks, "Say It Isn't So" and "Adult Education."
Hall & Oates hit the Top 40
with "Say It Isn't So."
 Hall & Oates hit the Top 10 with "Say It Isn't So."
Rock
'N Soul, Part 1 was certified platinum.
Hall & Oates hit #1 for 2 weeks with "Say It
Isn't So."
 # 12
Singles Artist of the Year
Hall & Oates won an American Music
Award for Favorite Pop/Rock Band, Duo or
Group.
 Hall & Oates hit the Top 40
with "Adult Education."
Hall & Oates hit the Top 10 with "Adult Education."
Hall & Oates released Big
Bam Boom with the hits "Out Of
Touch," "Method Of Modern
Love," "Possession Obsession,"
and "Some Things Are Better Left
Unsaid."
 Hall & Oates hit #1 for 2
weeks with "Out Of Touch."
Big
Bam Boom was certified platinum.
Hall & Oates hit #1 for 2 weeks with
"Out Of Touch."
 # 21
Singles Artist of the Year
 Hall & Oates won an American Music
Award for Favorite Pop/Rock Band, Duo or
Group.
The live LP Live
At The Apollo With David Ruffin & Eddie
Kendrick was released.
Hall & Oates hit the Top 40
with "Some Things Are Better
Left Unsaid."
 H20, Big
Bam Boom, and Rock
'N Soul, Part 1 were certified 2x platinum.
Hall & Oates hit the Top 40
with "Possession Obsession."
Live
At The Apollo With David Ruffin & Eddie
Kendrick was certified gold.
 Daryl
Hall: # 57
Singles Artist of the Year
 Hall & Oates were nominated
for 2 Grammy Awards for Best R&B Vocal
Performance by a Duo or Group ("The Way You Do
The Things You Do / My Girl" with David
Ruffin and Eddie Kendrick)
and Best Music Video, Short
Form (The
Daryl Hall & John Oates Video Collection
- 7 Big Ones).
Daryl Hall released Three
Hearts In The Happy Ending Machine.
 Darhl
Hall: # 203
Singles Artist of the Year
 # 37
Singles Artist of the Year
 Hall & Oates released Ooh
Yeah! which contained the
hits "Everything Your Heart
Desires" and "Missed
Opportunity."
Ooh
Yeah! was certified gold.
Ooh
Yeah! was certified
platinum.
 # 90
Singles Artist of the Year
 Hall & Oates released Change
Of Season which contained the hits "So Close" and "Don't Hold Back Your
Love."
Hall & Oates hit the Top 10 with "So Close."
 # 192
Singles Artist of the Year
Hall & Oates hit the Top 40
with "Don't Hold Back Your
Love."
 Change
Of Season was certified gold.
Daryl Hall released Soul
Alone.
A collection of early recordings
was released as the The
Atlantic Collection.
 Hall &
Oates released Marigold
Sky.
 .
. The hits
compilation The
Very Best Of Daryl Hall & John Oates was released.
 .
.
 VH1
Behind The Music: The Daryl Hall & John
Oates Collection was released.
. John Oates released Phunk
Shui.
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