Vitali T. - 17.10.2019  This is the fifth studio album by American soul musician Isaac Hayes. This is double album. He was released on Stax Records' Enterprise label in 1971. The design follows the original design of the vinyl record. Very nice. In my opinion, this is one of Hayes' best early albums.
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Nate Patrin - 02.11.2009  It's not often that a musician gets a chance to initiate a massive shift in two different fields of entertainment at the same time. Things were differ...
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Neil Kulkarni - 20.04.2009 Numb yrself, ‘cos in pop-historical terms, the deaths are coming thick and fast: everyone keen to pay tribute where they can, attendant labels getting...
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The Other Chad - 23.03.2009 Isaac Hayes' 1971 album Black Moses has been recently reissued by Concord Music Group. Unfortunately, this new 2-CD set doesn't correct the track orde...
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Zeth Lundy - 20.03.2009  In 1969, Isaac Hayes went from being one-half of Stax Records’ own Holland-Dozier-Holland (Hayes and David Porter were responsible for many of the lab...
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Jade Blackmore - 11.03.2009 The late Isaac Hayes is permanently embedded in the memory of the latest generation as the voice of Chef on South Park, a Scientologist, and sometime ...
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Stephen M. Deusner - 04.03.2009 During my first years out of college, I hung out every week at a friend's apartment in Midtown Memphis. Like most college grads' first apartments, the...
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BARRY WALTERS - 04.03.2009  On deluxe cd packaging that reproduces the original cross–shape LP jacket, soul superstar Isaac Hayes personifies the title of his 1971 opus, with rob...
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cloudspeakers - 03.03.2009  At the 1972 Academy Awards it wasn?t quite business as usual in Tinseltown. The Godfather, a movie by a little known New Yorker, dominated proceedings...
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