Daryl Hall and John Oates
Abandoned Lucheonette (LP)
Atlantic Records (US) / 1973 / SD 19139
LP-album 33 ⅓ rpm vinyl record
Genre: Dance
Produced by Arif Mardin
Coordinator Of Choas: Tommy Mattola
Guest Musicians: Hugh McCracken
Ralph MacDonald
Side 1)
1. When The Morning Comes-3:12
2. Had I Known You Better Then-3:22
3. Las Vegas Turnaround (the Stewardess Song)-2:57
4. She's Gone-5:15
5. I'm Just A Kid (Don't Make Me Feel like A Man)-3:20
Side 2)
1. Abandoned Luncheonette-3:55
2. Lady Rain-4:26
3. Laughing Boy-3:30
4. Everytime I Look At You-7:04
I understand that this is not DISCO, not even close. But who out there can tell me they never played HALL and OATS. Some of you probably could tell me you never played anything from this album. I can't say that, because I played SHE'S GONE dozens of times. Great, soulful song, popular too, but not DISCO. Knowing that, this album still gets a fine score on my scale from 1-10, it gets a 6.
Submitted by vyniljunkie (610)
Never thought I'd see Abandoned Lucheonette on this site. But do you remember their 1974 album "War Babies"? It got airplay on the late great WNEW-FM, the best AOR station that ever was.