Hall & Oates Restraining Order Issued Over What Songs Oates Can Sing Solo

Corridor & Oates are on the outs over what songs John Oates is allowed to sing by himself … sources acquainted with the dispute inform TMZ.

As we reported, Daryl Hall obtained a restraining order towards his longtime compadre final week, though the file has been sealed and no info is publicly accessible.

The two — BTW, probably the most profitable duo in music historical past — have been in arbitration, we’re instructed, making an attempt to work out the bottom guidelines of who can sing what as a solo artist, together with cash points after all … so say our sources.

Corridor ran to court docket on November 16, asking for a restraining order towards Oates … and the choose granted that order the subsequent day.

It is no coincidence … Oates had a slew of live shows scheduled for this month — November 1, 3, 4, 6, 9, and 10. The November 9 and 10 live shows have been postponed till subsequent 12 months, though no purpose was given. This aligns with Corridor going to court docket simply days later for the restraining order.

Corridor appeared on Bill Maher‘s “Membership Random” podcast final 12 months and made it clear … one thing unhealthy was happening within the group. Invoice requested about his “accomplice” John Oates, and Corridor fired again Oates was not his accomplice creatively … they have been simply enterprise companions.  Translation … them’s my songs, not his.

As for what songs are on the desk, properly, there are so much, together with, “Kiss On My Listing,” “Wealthy Lady,” “Maneater,” “You Make My Desires,” “One on One,” “Out of Contact,” “You’ve got Misplaced that Lovin’ Feeling,” and “Non-public Eyes.”