The Philly-soul of Daryl Hall and John Oates resided on the top 40 for a solid run in the 1970's and 1980's. Growing up in the the suburbs of Philadelphia, I always had a fondness for the duo's pop and soul music. I saw Hall & Oates at The Tower Theater in 1976 and again at the Live Aid concert in 1985 at JFK Stadium.

A few years ago, I discovered the musical jackpot known as LiveFromDarylshouse.com (LFDH.COM). On the 15th of each month, Daryl posts a new web-based show featuring a potent mix of Daryl's soulful vocals, a tight house band and a diverse roster of musical guests. The musical guests range from veteran musical legends to emerging artists with soulful roots.

Gone are the days when top 40 radio was the dominant source for delivering music to the masses. For those aging music fans who struggle to  relate to what exists today as top 40 music, check out Daryl's House. LFDH has a laid-back vibe where the viewer feels like a welcome guest invited over to chill and listen to some good music.    good times!