Daryl Hall & John Oates - Live at the Agora Ballroom (1979)

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Daryl Hall and John Oates Live at the Agora Ballroom in Cleveland, Ohio on December 4, 1979 (X-Static Tour 1979-80). I enhanced the audio by adding compression, EQ, normalization, and hiss reduction. I added available video to some of the songs (see below). In my previous video, there was not any video footage for the first 4 songs, and in addition to adding the footage I enhanced the footage that was previously added (color correction, sharpness, brightness/contrast, saturation).

| Timestamps:
0:00:00 - The Woman Comes and Goes*
0:04:38 - Don't Blame It on Love*
0:09:13 - Rich Girl*
0:12:33 - Do What You Want, Be What You Are*
0:19:59 - It's a Laugh*
0:24:53 - Sweet Soul Music [Arthur Conley cover] / Band Introductions
0:35:32 - Serious Music
0:40:58 - Wait for Me*
0:46:10 - Sara Smile*
0:52:32 - She's Gone
0:58:21 - Pleasure Beach
1:02:49 - Bebop/Drop*
1:11:20 - Intravino*
1:16:59 - Room to Breathe
*with video footage

| Band Members:
Daryl Hall - Vocals, Keyboards, Guitar
John Oates - Vocals, Guitar
G.E. Smith - Guitar, Backing Vocals
John Siegler - Bass
Jerry Moratta - Drums
Charlie DeChant - Saxophone, Lyricon, Synthesizers, Backing Vocals

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They are so good that they actually sound even better live.

willdenham

A shining example of how tight and dynamic a live pro band can be.

willdenham

First time I've seen Daryl with a Firebird. Looks great on him.

willdenham

Another fantastic upload. The sound is great! Hall & Oates were so good by the end of the 70's. Thank you!

keisan

Ge is the ultimate guitarist. He knows how to make the guitar sing.

lilliandonaldson

Thanks so much for posting this. This amazing footage and others still out there hold very fond memories for many of us fans.

TheTooz

dude thank you so much for all you are doing for the Daryl Hall And John Oates fan community, with each passing day we are even closer to seeing the full Agora Ballroom 1979 video, if it weren't for you we would never see, thanks for everything!

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