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Vor 5 Tagen · BIANCULLI: Isaac Hayes recorded several hit records for Stax, including "Hot Buttered Soul," "Black Moses," and "Shaft." He also was an important behind-the-scenes figure, working as a producer, songwriter and arranger. He co-wrote hits for Sam and Dave, Carla Thomas and Johnnie Taylor. Isaac Hayes died in 2008. Terry spoke with him in 1994 about his work at Stax Records. She asked him what he ...
5. Mai 2024 · Now this is a Soul classic that's filled with memorable riffs and hooks--it's the theme from the 1971 MGM film, "Shaft" that was done by singer-songwriter, m...
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Vor 5 Tagen · BIANCULLI: Isaac Hayes recorded several hit records for Stax, including "Hot Buttered Soul," "Black Moses," and "Shaft." He also was an important behind-the-scenes figure, working as a producer, songwriter and arranger. He co-wrote hits for Sam and Dave, Carla Thomas and Johnnie Taylor. Isaac Hayes died in 2008. Terry spoke with him in 1994 about his work at Stax Records. She asked him what he ...
12. Mai 2024 · The Isaac Hayes song hit 'Shaft' released back in 1971 for the movie of the same name, got a new version 'Shaft II', for Hayes album 'For the Sake of Love'. ...
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23. Mai 2024 · Overall, the medley “Going To Chicago Blues/Misty” by Isaac Hayes offers a unique and introspective musical experience. The heartfelt lyrics and soulful melody explore the complexities of human emotions and relationships. Whether you relate to the lyrics on a personal level or simply appreciate the beauty of the music, this medley is sure to leave a lasting impression.
8. Mai 2024 · Despite the composer’s emphasis on duration, one of the most famous interpretations of “Walk On By” is a 12-minute funk vamp by musician Isaac Hayes. Recorded in 1969, Hayes’ version was featured on his album Hot Buttered Soul , released as a single, and peaked at number 30 on the U.S. Billboard Hot 100, eventually becoming almost as popular as Warwick’s original recording.
