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Hall And Oates in the news

• Jimmy Wayne Builds Famous Friendship (Great American Country)
  Oct. 13, 2008 — When Jimmy Wayne was feted last week with a No. 1 party in Nashville, the guests included John Oates, who’s one-half of the pop duo Hall & Oates. Jimmy’s interest in that duo goes back a ways. He sang their first hit, "Sara Smile," at the audition when he earned his first recording deal, and he ended up meeting John by chance while doing media in New York City.
  
• John Oates to play rare solo show in O.C. (Orange County Register)
  Half of the phenomenally successful duo of Hall & Oates will perform at the Coach House.
  
• At the wheel (The Compass)
  At the wheel
  
• Pitkin County real estate transactions (The Aspen Times)
  A listing of real estate transactions recorded in Pitkin County in 2008 (updated through Oct. 10).
  
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• Tex Perkins Takes The Piss Out Of The 70s and 80s (Undercover)
  Tex Perkins, the debonair frontman for Cruel Sea and Beasts of Bourbon, has gone far right with his new act The Ladyboyz to take the piss out of classic hits.
  
• TV Watch: 'SNL Weekend Update Thursday': Your vote? (Entertainment Weekly)
  
• Darwin's devils (Las Vegas CityLife)
  CHRIS Cain is kind of an asshole. Has been for years. It's part of his charm, actually. And not just because it goes with the porn 'stache; and it has nothing to do with the fact Cain and his We Are Scientists partner Keith Murray are trying to make up for looking like the outcasts of your high school's substitute teacher pool. Cain just has an uncanny knack for being a hilarious prick. He's ...
  
• Hall and Oates Live CD and DVD Coming (antiMUSIC)
  A top story from this week. Daryl Hall and John Oates took the stage at the legendary Troubadour for the first time since playing their earliest Los Angeles shows there 35 years before.
  
• Pulitzer Winner Highlights Literary Series (Free Times)
  Though there’s no Salman Rushdie on this semester’s Caught in the Creative Act docket, there are plenty of other notable writers scheduled for Janette Turner Hospital’s signature series.