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Sep 1, 2025

Pete

Mr. Eighties

Pete has published a news story:

On This Day September 1 1981 – Private Eyes Released.

On this day September 1 1981, Hall and Oates released their tenth studio album, Private Eyes. Coming off the success of Voices the previous year, the duo leaned further into their polished mix of pop, soul, and rock with a cleaner production style that matched the rising influence of music videos.

Private Eyes featured several standout tracks including the title song, I Can’t Go for That No Can Do, Did It in a...

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