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Episode 31:
Matchbox 20's Rob Thomas





Intro - 3 AM


While we miss T-Bone, Paul is an amazing talent and brings a great dynamic to already great music. The rest of the band is no exception in terms of unbelievable talent. Thanks for bringing this site to us! Would love to see episodes that give us info and background on individual band members.
- posted by Ronr - June 12, 2013
LOVE LOVE LOVE this! Daryl bringing awesome talent into HIS house! And Rob Thomas! Ever The Same and She's Gone are EPIC!!
- posted by emilybz - June 2, 2013
Simply the Best. Daryl thank you. The musicians, the production and the mixing are always perfect you can enjoy every note. Long time fan, wore out my VHS of live by request. Rob is my favorite of the current artists his stuff is new but somehow old. Hard to believe She's gone is almost 40 years old. Please keep doing this.
- posted by shellback - May 26, 2013
This is just an amazing site. I'm an ex Philly girl and this music just brings tears, and all kinds of joy. Some really great new versions of some old songs -- songs that remind me of life in the Philly burbs growing up. Daryl, keep doing this. You need to make these available to purchase on Amazon and Itunes.
- posted by maggie88 - May 25, 2013
LOVE this version of Kiss on My List. Does anyone know why we can't download these.
- posted by rhippied - May 21, 2013
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Rob Thomas
Multi-platinum Matchbox Twenty vocalist Rob Thomas joins Daryl Hall for a special pairing of two of pop-rock's leading singer/songwriters on the 31st and latest installment of Live From Daryl's House. This episode brings together Thomas and Hall for a set that includes Daryl Hall and John Oates hits "Kiss on My List" and "She's Gone" with Matchbox Twenty smashes "3 A.M." and "Disease," which Rob co-wrote with Mick Jagger as well as "Ever the Same" and "Someday," a pair of selections from his two critically acclaimed solo albums. The two also join together on a soulful version of the classic, "I Heard It Through the Grapevine."
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