"Lazyman" Hook covers Hall & Oates (Whole Hook) for '72Fest

[Hook]

Got this one done a littler faster than the last. 5 to go, 16 days, a little daunting. I know what coming up is mostly gonna be difficult. The middle of this album kinda become the Daryl Hall solo show.
1 banjo/vocal (stereo)

Lazyman

written by Daryl Hall
Performed by Hook

[Redler]

I'm lying on sofa and listening to this, this is for me

A lot of joy and energy on your performance! Rock on bro!

[Rene Asologuitar]

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HI Hook,
Very nice vocals.
Really stands out with the banjo accompaniment!
Thanks.
Rene

[StephenM]

really digging the vocals here with the cool banjo too...
kind of Bowie ish at times on the vocals...and that is special...

[Jean Pierre]

Thank you Hook for the uke, real little pearls, these notes

[Ted]

Wild song. Love it.

I never would have guessed this is Hall & Oates. But Daryl Hall has an underappreciated experimental and avant-garde side. I suppose you know that. I only know about it because of his collaboration with Robert Fripp. I've never done a deep dive into his solo work.

There's a new compilation of his solo work. If I ever wanted to do that deep dive, now is a good time.

The hidden, avant-garde side of Eighties hit machine Daryl Hall

[Flash Harry]

Another tricky track, very stretching vocally, so many key changes and the banjo is perfect accompaniment.