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Tavares Vs. Hall & Oates... SHE's GONE I believe that the Hall & oates version is the original..and the Tavares re-made it? Or they gave it to the Tavares and they took it back?
I don't know but I know that The Tavares really put SSOOUULL in2 this song..not like the Hall & oates version is bad, but as a group they held it down and even added musical & vocal harmonies that they just didnt capture. The Tavares version was the first I heard, and when I heard Hall & oates version it sounded stripped down and basic... Anyone? Straight Jacket Funk Affair
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Darryl Hall & John Oates!  
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moderatorTavares is a cool group but I prefer Hall & Oates | |
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Hall and Oates Andy is a four letter word. | |
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I've never heard Tavares' version but Hall and Oat's version seems like it can't be topped! | |
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Hall & Oates | |
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paisleypark4 said: I believe that the Hall & oates version is the original..and the Tavares re-made it? Or they gave it to the Tavares and they took it back?
"She's Gone" is a Hall and Oates song.They recorded it in 1974,but their version didn't become a big hit,at least not yet.Tavares released a cover version that same year and it became a sizable hit on the R&B charts (Lou Rawls also released a cover version around this time).In 1976,the original Hall and Oates version of "She's Gone" was re-released as a single and this time,it became a big hit. | |
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DavidEye said: paisleypark4 said: I believe that the Hall & oates version is the original..and the Tavares re-made it? Or they gave it to the Tavares and they took it back?
"She's Gone" is a Hall and Oates song.They recorded it in 1974,but their version didn't become a big hit,at least not yet.Tavares released a cover version that same year and it became a sizable hit on the R&B charts (Lou Rawls also released a cover version around this time).In 1976,the original Hall and Oates version of "She's Gone" was re-released as a single and this time,it became a big hit. Aaaaah....well..THE TAVARES version is HOTT..end of story Straight Jacket Funk Affair
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paisleypark4 said: DavidEye said: "She's Gone" is a Hall and Oates song.They recorded it in 1974,but their version didn't become a big hit,at least not yet.Tavares released a cover version that same year and it became a sizable hit on the R&B charts (Lou Rawls also released a cover version around this time).In 1976,the original Hall and Oates version of "She's Gone" was re-released as a single and this time,it became a big hit. Aaaaah....well..THE TAVARES version is HOTT..end of story Oh,I agree,the Tavares version is excellent.Several times throughout their career,they recorded re-make versions that can hold their own when compared to the original versions ("Free Ride","Goodnight My Love","To The Other Man").Their version of the Bee Gees' "More Than A Woman" is also noteworthy. | |
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I LIKED HALL & OATES VERSION...BUT TAVARES GOT EM BEAT...  | |
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Is this the same one that Matthew Marsden did with Destiny's Child on back-up before they hit it big? | |
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Hall & Oates. | |
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Hall & Oates version is my fav all time song!!! Keenmeister |
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luv4u said: Darryl Hall & John Oates!
Hell yeah! Hall & Oates is so classic!  | |
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 I can only agree to dis-agree, so sorry this is only one of many covers that out shines the original. H&O version is a classic as well as Tavares. Tarvares just sounds complete & the harmonies, plus the tempo set it off for me. | |
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Hall & Oates version is the superior one hands down. SynthiaRose said "I'm in love with blackguitaristz. Especially when he talks about Hendrix."
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blackguitaristz said: Hall & Oates version is the superior one hands down.
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mrwigglesdaw1rm said: I can only agree to dis-agree, so sorry this is only one of many covers that out shines the original. H&O version is a classic as well as Tavares. Tarvares just sounds complete & the harmonies, plus the tempo set it off for me.I love the background vocals, this song is definitley made for a group. plus they just kinda stop "shes. gone. oh well." Tavares "Shees GOOOONE! (AAAH!) Awww well!!" with SOUL. Straight Jacket Funk Affair
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The Tavares version is cool, but there a few moments when the backup vocals oversing it, particularly right after the lead sings the line "..I spent eternity in the city." I also prefer the instrumentation on the H&O original. a psychotic is someone who just figured out what's going on | |
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H&O for sure. | |
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