X-Static

This article needs additional citations for verification. Please help improve this article by adding citations to reliable sources. Unsourced material may be challenged and removed. (February 2011) X-Static Studio album by Hall & Oates Released November 1, 1979 Recorded 1979 Genre Disco/Pop/Rock/Soul Length 40:41 (original release); 47:12 (with bonus tracks) Label RCA Producer David Foster, Daryl Hall Hall & Oates chronology Along the Red Ledge, (1978) X-Static, (1979) Voices, (1980) X-Static is the eighth studio album by Daryl Hall & John Oates, released in November 1979 by RCA Records. X-Static was the duo's eighth album. Buddah Records re-released the album with two bonus tracks in 2000. "Wait for Me" reached #18 on the Billboard charts and won a BMI airplay award. , Track listing edit: Side One "The Woman Comes and Goes" (Hall) 3:49, "Wait for Me" (Hall) 4:08, "Portable Radio" (Oates, Hall) 4:46, "All You Want Is Heaven" (Oates) 4:03, "Who Said the World Was Fair" (Hall, Sara Allen) 4:10, Side Two "Running from Paradise" (Hall, Allen) 6:38, "Number One" (Hall) 3:46, "Bebop/Drop" (Oates) 3:57, "Hallofon" (Hall) 1:21, "Intravino" (Hall, Oates, Allen) 3:35, Buddha Remaster Bonus Tracks "Time's Up (Alone Tonight)" (Hall, David Foster) 3:16, "No Brain, No Pain" (Hall, Allen) 2:53, Personnel edit: The Band edit: Daryl Hall: Guitar, Keyboards, Synthesizer, Vibraphone, Vocals, John Oates: Guitar, Keyboards, Synthesizer, Vocals, Charles DeChant: Keyboards, Saxophone, Vocals, G.E. Smith - Guitar, John Siegler: Bass, Jerry Marotta: Drums, Additional Musicians edit: David Foster: Keyboards, Synthesizers, Ralph Schuckett: Organ, Keith Love, Werner Fritsching: Guitars, Neil Jason: Bass, Yogi Horton: Drums, Jimmy Maelen: Percussion, Production edit: Produced By David Foster, Engineers: Ed Sprigg, Assistant Engineers: Bruce Buchalter, David Leonard, Mark Linett, Jo Smith, Singles edit: # Title Hot 100 UK singles 1. "Wait for Me" 18 - 2. "Portable Radio'" - - 3. "Who Said the World Was Fair" 110 - 4. "Running from Paradise" - 41 Reception edit: Professional ratings Review scores Source Rating Allmusic Rolling Stone (Not Rated)

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