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Hall And Oates – Sara Smile – Daryl Hall – ISOLATED VOCALS – Analysis and Singing Lesson

Kent Tamplin

Ken Tamplin, Professional Vocal coach

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Updated on August 12, 2021

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    • “Sara Smile” was the second single off Hall and Oates’ self-titled album and the cover featured the duo in heavy makeup courtesy of Mick Jagger’s makeup designer Pierre LaRoche. John Oates has said “To this day it’s the only album cover that people ask us about.”

    What are the most memorable album covers that stand out for you? Share with me in the comments!

    Looking at Daryl Hall’s isolated vocals we can really see his unique approach to singing in his phrasing, his sensitivity and his great control and use of mixed voice.

    I’ll explain how you too can get close to this sound by going in and out of chest and head with mixed voice.

    Check it out!

    Ken Tamplin Vocal Academy – Where The PROOF Is In The Singing!

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