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== Later Career == Hall and Oates continued recording and performing through subsequent decades, their classic hits ensuring ongoing audience interest even as new recordings received less attention. The consistency of their songwriting, the quality of their live performances, and the nostalgia that their catalog evokes have sustained a touring career that continues into the 2020s. Their songs remain radio staples, while sampling by hip-hop producers has introduced their work to new generations.<ref name="hall"/> Their Philadelphia origins remain central to their identity and to understanding their musical development. The city's soul traditions, absorbed during their Temple University years and their early career, shaped an approach that distinguished them from contemporaries whose influences were primarily rock. Hall & Oates represent Philadelphia's contribution to mainstream pop success, demonstrating that the city's musical heritage could evolve and adapt while maintaining the soulful qualities that made it distinctive.<ref name="oates"/>
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