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Back to the 80s: John Oates & J-Stache - Kickin' it Old School
10.15.09 (9:54 pm)   [edit]
My last post was a Flashback Video issue celebrating the birthday of Daryl Hall. Hall & OatesYou cannot think of Daryl Hall without also thinking about his musical partner John Oates. Hall & OatesWith more than 60 million album sales under their belt, Daryl Hall and John Oates have long since surpassed the Everly Brothers and Simon & Garfunkel as the biggest-selling - and longest lived - pop duo of all time. This week (October 13, 2009) a Hall & Oates 4-CD greatest hits box set called Do What You Want, Be What You Are: The Music of Daryl Hall and John Oates was released.

I will publish my Top 10 list of Hall & Oates songs at some point, but not this issue. I have been meaning to share with you a video that I found to be hilarious and thinking about Hall & Oates reminded me about it. It is a video called J-Stache which parodies the fact that Oates shaved his trademark mustache. You can watch it right here...


The 70s and 80s were good to the mustachioed Oates with mustacheJohn Oates, but the rock n roll lifestyle began to take a toll and he knew that change was necessary. After that fateful night in 1990 when John Oates and J-Stache split ways, J-Stache wouldn't go quietly. He refused to slow down his hard-partying lifestyle and was determined to remain a part of Oates' life. Oates without mustacheNow, they're back together fighting crime and running Oates' Colorado celebrity health spa, Phunk Shui, on the side.

John Oates stars as himself (glad to see he has a good sense of humor about it), with comedian Dave Attell as the voice of J-Stache, his boozing, womanizing, and slightly drug-addled moustache. Whether battling mustachioed evildoers like Geraldo Rivera or diving down another bottle of tequila, J-Stache is a man... err... moustache... of action. J-Stache has a blog at JStache.com which can be pretty amusing as well.

Hope you found this concept and video as funny as I did. Like I said, I will definitely publish my Top 10 list of Hall & Oates songs at some point, so keep an eye out for that issue. For now, let's just reminisce about the mustache behind such classics as "Maneater," "Out of Touch" and "You Make My Dreams" among so many others.

That will wrap up this short issue of Kickin' it Old School. Thanks as always for reading. If you are interested in reading any of my other 80s related issues, please click there for a summary of those. You can also always click on the Archives in the upper left hand column or use the Google Search Box at the top of the right hand column to find any other issues you may have missed. If you are a fan of Kickin' it, PLEASE CLICK ON THE FACEBOOK LOGO in the upper right hand column. This will take you to the Fan Page where I ask you to then click on "Become a Fan". Even if you are not a Facebook member yet, please consider joining and registering as a fan at that page. You can also now follow Old School on Twitter by clicking on the FOLLOW ME ON TWITTER LOGO also in the upper right hand column. This will take you the page and you can just click on the box that says "Follow". Trying to send daily 80s tweets out via Twitter, so be sure to follow me there. Let other 80s fans know about it as well! Peace and much love.

Check this out: I have shared several of the creative and often entertaining "literal" videos for 80s songs in this section before. If you want to find them, just type "literal video" into the search box in the upper right hand column and it should lead you to the multiple issues which featured them down in this section. Anyways, here is another I have been meaning to share with you that I think is very outstanding. It is for Biz Markie's 1989 hit "Just a Friend." Enjoy...


Quote of the day: "Our lives are defined by opportunities, even the ones we miss." -"Benjamin Button" as played by Brad Pitt in The Curious Case of Benjamin Button

 


posted by: auntconi (reply)
post date: 10.29.09 (3:08 pm)

As usual, another great post!

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