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Hard Bargain is a blues album by Albert King, released in 1996 with outtakes and previously unreleased material recorded between 1966 and 1972. Track listing "Overall Junction" (King) – 2:19 "Funk-Shun" (King) – 3:43 "You Sure Drive a Hard Bargain" (Crutcher, Jones) – 3:17 "You're Gonna Need Me" (King) – 2:48
8. Okt. 2022 · It's not as good as King's best Stax material, but it's not far behind, often benefiting from house players like Booker T. & the MGs, Isaac Hayes, and the Bar-Kays. Tracklist: 1 01. Albert King - Overall Junction (02:20) 1 02. Albert King - Funk-Shun (03:43) 1 03. Albert King - You Sure Drive a Hard Bargain (03:18) 1 04. Albert King - You're ...
18. Nov. 2016 · The soundtrack for Truck Turner was composed by Isaac Hayes. Although many regard it as Shaft's equal composition-wise, the soundtrack never managed to reach the mass popularity of the Shaft soundtrack, mainly due to the financial decline of Stax Records and was originally released on a double record album on vinyl which are mostly found in the "bargain bins." However, in 1993, it was released ...
It's not as good as King's best Stax material, but it's not far behind, often benefiting from house players like Booker T. & the MGs, Isaac Hayes, and the Bar-Kays. ~ Richie Unterberger
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Few innovators embody soul music’s adventurous spirit better than Isaac Hayes. Born in Tennessee in 1942, Hayes followed his musical rearing in the church to Memphis, where he became a session player and songwriter at Stax Records. His partnership with singer-songwriter David Porter produced hard-hitting sides for several Stax acts, including Carla Thomas, Sam & Dave and Mable John. But his ...
12. Apr. 2022 · 5. The Look of Love. A song written by Burt Bacharach and Hal David and originally recorded by sixties pop siren Dusty Springfield doesn’t sound the most natural fit for a ’70s soul man like Issac Hayes, but even if the pairing sounded strange on paper, it sounded beautiful on the radio.
