John Oates performs 'Out of Touch' on Ditty TV

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[jonathanschweizer]

There's no denying Daryl Hall is an amazing singer, so it's not hard to understand why he was out front. But I love not only getting to hear John Oates sing (he has a great voice!), but also to hear him share his role in creating such great songs. His contributions to their music tend to get overlooked, so go John Oates!

[Genkimark]

Oates is a fine singer, songwriter, and guitarist in his own right. Great to see him performing!

[cmfernandez]

John was 70 years old in this clip. Hope I look this good at that age. Great performance!

[MrFixembones]

WOW! John is EXTREMELY underrated as a soloist AND can sing!

[GuitarJawn]

The back story of these TIMELESS songs are what I love the most

[thomaswilson]

Many people don't realize how big of a quiet genius John Oates was and still is. The synergy that was created between he and Daryl Hall was what drew me to them 50 years ago.

[harizotoh]

Interesting to see this song re-imagined as a kind of acoustic country song.

[jaolin]

I've never thought of this before, but John reminds me of Prince! Both the looks, the voice and the arrangement here.

[cccantlivewithoutfarrar]

Damn! John Oates! I love your version so much!

[RENABERTRAND]

I love this version. John your voice is amazing. Pure Fire. ❤️

[betsytaylor]

Beautiful, love hearing more from John - so talented and soulful.

[bluemax]

I saw Hall & Oates in college late '70s. Great great concert GE Smith was on lead guitar but what I was impressed by was John Oates rhythm guitar work. After all these years that concert still stands out as one of the best I went to

[wendyb]

I had a huge crush on John Oates back in the 80's and still do. God what a performer. The best voice with so much soul and feeling. Yup the crush is still there. 💗💗💞💞

[SueHawkins]

This acoustic version makes a familiar song something so new and beautiful. It is distilled down to basic essence. Fabulous.

[froggiechar]

John Oats is a very talented guy, and I'm honored to have heard him and Daryl, in conert, several years ago, as I was given a back-stage pass, by him (or his mother-in-law)? I keep his autograph, in the top drawer of my desk! The concert was held at the Star Plaza Theatre, in Indiana. I forget the year? Thanks for sharing this amazing video. Peace, Brother Charles Pratt ...oh, JOhn's mother-in-law (Sharon Pommier) was a former nurse of ours, here, at Good Shepherd Mannor, in Momence, Illinois!

[joesudela]

The brains behind Hall and Oates. Severely underrated as a musical genius.

[DayneReedy]

This acoustic version of this great song is fantastic! ❤

[BuffaloBillsFan]

There's so much personality in John's voice.

[Drjackdempsey]

I did the monitors at The Roxy theater in LA from 2001/2003 and I did John Oates monitors for his solo show. One of the nicest guys ever!!

[Access.Denied]

1:55 - This is such a groovy version. Love it.