Talk:John Oates

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Spaninsh-Moorish?

Is that just a confusing way of saying that he is half black? I don't know why guys like him try to hide it. I even have to doubt the Spanish-Morrish given his name. His traits are unmistakable in the blackness.


John Oates sings on most of Hall & Oates albums.

In response to someone changing the introductory paragraph to say the John Oates, "is an American musician and producer best known as the non-singing half of successful duo Hall & Oates." FYI: John Oates sings on all of Hall & Oates albums. Sometimes, he sings whole songs solo on their albums. Yes, they aren't the big ones, but he is almost always singing harmony or background too. His voice is distinctly different then Daryl Hall's. Now if this said "mustachioed-half", I would have been fine with it. ha ha. I am changing it back to the original version. - Antmusic 17:16, 7 May 2007 (UTC)Reply

Birth name?

Is "John William Oates" really not his name anymore, as the article currently implies? Most people go by their first name and their last name, and that doesn't imply that they've entirely given up their middle name. If nobody can present some evidence on this issue, I'm just going to change it so the intro just starts with John William Oates. john k 03:03, 3 July 2007 (UTC)Reply