- Goodnight and Goodmorning
- I'm Sorry
- Fall in Philadelphia
- Waterwheel
- Lilly (Are You Happy)
- Past Times Behind
- When the Morning Comes
- Had I Known You Better Then
- Las Vegas Turnaround (The Stewardess Song)
- She's Gone
- I'm Just a Kid (Don't Make Me Feel Like a Man)
- Abandoned Luncheonette
- Lady Rain
- Laughing Boy
- It's Uncanny
- I Want to Know You for a Long Time
- Can't Stop the Music (He Played It Much Too Long)
- Is It a Star
- Beanie G and the Rose Tattoo
- You're Much Too Soon
- 70's Scenario
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Drawing from Hall & Oates' four Atlantic albums and adding one previously unreleased song, The Atlantic Collection is a definitive overview of the duo's early years. Although they only had one hit during this period -- "She's Gone," which is included here in its full-length album version -- their early recordings contained some of their richest, most diverse music. Much of the material is based in soul, particularly the smooth Philly soul of the early '70s, yet it also has strong folk overtones, as well as distinct pop
ock leanings. Within these 21 tracks, it is possible to hear the roots of their later hits, as well as directions they never wound up pursuing. For serious Hall & Oates fans, The Atlantic Collection can be a revelatory listen.
ock leanings. Within these 21 tracks, it is possible to hear the roots of their later hits, as well as directions they never wound up pursuing. For serious Hall & Oates fans, The Atlantic Collection can be a revelatory listen.
Product Details
Release Date: | 01/23/1996 |
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Label: | Wea International |
UPC: | 0081227220525 |
catalogNumber: | 272205 |
Rank: | 73701 |
Tracks
Album Credits
Performance Credits
Daryl Hall & John Oates Primary ArtistBill Keith Pedal Steel Guitar
Todd Rundgren Guitar,Background Vocals
Marvin Stamm Flugelhorn
John Blair Electric Violin
Daryl Hall Mandolin,Piano,Bass (Vocal),Keyboards,Electric Piano,Vocals,Background Vocals,Choir, Chorus,Track Performer
Ralph MacDonald Percussion
Gloria Agostini Harp
Christopher Bond Synthesizer,Acoustic Guitar,Electric Guitar,Mellotron,Horn Synthesizer
Richie Cerniglia Guitar
Gordon Edwards Bass
Joe Farrell Oboe,Alto Saxophone,Tenor Saxophone
Steve Gelfand Bass
Jim Helmer Percussion,Drums
Arif Mardin Strings,Bass (Vocal),Horn,Tenor (Vocal)
Rick Marotta Percussion,Drums
Hugh McCracken Electric Guitar
Pancho Morales Conga
John Oates Acoustic Guitar,Bass (Vocal),Vocals,Background Vocals,Choir, Chorus,Track Performer,wah wah guitar
Bernard "Pretty" Purdie Drums
Pat Rebillot Organ
Jerry Ricks Acoustic Guitar
John Siegler Bass
Richard Tee Piano
Don York Keyboards,Arp Strings
Kathy Mae Hohl Bass (Vocal),Choir, Chorus
Walter F. Hohl Bass (Vocal),Choir, Chorus
Donald Wanner Bass (Vocal),Choir, Chorus
John Wilcox Drums
Mike McCarthy Bass
John Ellington Blair Electric Violin
Technical Credits
Todd Rundgren Producer,EngineerDaryl Hall Arranger,Producer
Mike Bryan Cover Illustration
Christopher Bond Arranger,Remixing
Jimmy Douglass Engineer,Remixing
Lewis Hahn Engineer,Remixing
Joel Kerr Engineer
Arif Mardin Producer,Horn Arrangements,String Arrangements,Remixing,Woodwind Arrangement
John Oates Arranger,Producer
Gene Paul Engineer,Remixing
Don York Arranger,Arp String Ensemble,Instrument Arrangement
Barry Alfonso Liner Notes
Coco Shinomiya Art Direction
Abandoned Arranger
Alan Ade Engineer
Michael Bryan Illustrations
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