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Hall & Oates have their own cover album on the way: Our Kind of Soul, which appears in stores later this month. The group unveils a few nuggets from this collection in its set list, but not at the expense of any major hits. "Maneater" made the cut, as did "Sara Smile" (now with an extended flute solo!), "I Can't Go for That" (featuring some non-G.E. Smith guitarist executing the world's most superfluous behind-the-head maneuver) and "Kiss on My List" (a vocal ménage à trois with McDonald that, sadly, features no Mighty Wind-style smooch at the end.) Daryl Hall can still croon convincingly, and his punch-drunk-boxer choreography remains morbidly fascinating. And John Oates might be the only man ever to look creepier without a moustache, but he still holds up his end of the surprisingly smooth harmonies. -- Andrew Miller

Friday, October 9, at the Cynthia Woods Mitchell Pavilion, 2005 Lake Robbins Drive, The Woodlands, 281-364-3010.

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