Isaac Hayes

On this date in 1971, the #1 US Single was ‘Theme From Shaft’ by Isaac Hayes. Click the picture to watch the video for Theme From Shaft. For more videos, watch the JustFindIt4U YouTube Channel . “ Theme from Shaft “, written and recorded by Isaac Hayes in 1971, is the soul and funk-styled theme song to the Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer film, Shaft . [1]  The theme was released as a single (shortened and edited from the longer album version) two months after the movie’s soundtrack by Stax Records...Read Full Story

Isaac Hayes Movement – Disco Connection Disco 1975 HQ Audio This is a track taken from my own vinyl rarely played on my record player but I’m very glad to share it with everyone… Shop @ Amazon Isaac Hayes Movement (Hybr) Japanese only remastered SHM-CD (Super High Material CD – playable on all CD players) pressing packaged in a paper sleeve. Univers… Bid @ eBay Be Sociable, Share! TweetRead Full Story

THE ISAAC HAYES MOVEMENT 1970 Shop @ Amazon Isaac Hayes Movement 24-bit remastered reissue of the Stax soul classic, originally released in 1970…. Bid @ eBay Be Sociable, Share! TweetRead Full Story

Isaac Hayes, Great Talent in Music won a Oscar for the sound track of Shaft. and made wonderful song that lasted of 17 min a big lost for the industryRead Full Story

Released in 1969, Hot Buttered Soul was my introduction to Isaac Hayes' greatness! I was introduced to this record by my father, and it is a deep one! What I like most about Hot Buttered Soul is the raw funk! Hyperbolicsyllabicsesquedalymistic just smashes you in the face with that goodness, while the funk of Walk On By kinda sneaks up on you. Despite By the Time I Get to Phoenix being the longest song I have ever heard (18:46), it has a deep message. Most people's interpretations are...Read Full Story

Isaac Hayes, the voice  of the character “Chef” on the hilarious, crude, and hair-trigger fast “South Park” for so many years, died today in Memphis. He was 65. Although he left the Comedy Central hit show in March 2006, he will always be Chef to me, and South Park will always be different without him. He suffered a stroke in January 2006, but there doesn’t seem to be tons of real information about the incident nor his recovery. And rumor has it The Church of Scientology has...Read Full Story

Legendary soul musician Isaac Hayes may get a memorial stretch of highway in his home state of Tennessee. A measure to designate a section of Interstate 40 the "Isaac Hayes Memorial Highway" passed the state Senate unanimously Thursday. The House approved it without opposition in April. The commemorative stretch would be near Memphis, where Hayes had a home until he died of a stroke in 2008 at the age of 65. He was raised in Tipton County, north of Memphis. The bill now goes to Gov. Phil...Read Full Story

Enjoy this upload? Please Comment, Thumb up, and Subscribe to me! Thanks, Evan. From 1969’s “Hot Buttered Soul”. Found at “Faith Farm” thrift store in “Boynton Beach, Florida” a few months ago for 25¢. it has the name “Candy” written on label of side one. Vinyl was washed in a ‘Spin Clean Record Washer System’ and treated with ‘Gruv Glide’. Recorded from an Audio Technica AT-LP120usb turntable/Audio Technica AT-440Mla cartridge, into the phono input of a Harman/Kardon 330c receiver, and...Read Full Story

He is best known for his Grammy Award winning song “Theme From Shaft.” Musician, Actor and Composer Isaac Hayes was born on August 20, 1942 in Covington Tennessee. Having been raised by his grand parents in rural Tennessee, Hayes developed a love  for country living at a young age.  When Hayes was seven year old , the family moved to Memphis in search of a better lifestyle. Soon after the move, Isaac’s grandfather’s health failed and when Hayes was eleven years old, his grandfather died.  The...Read Full Story

Isaac Hayes – Ultimate Isaac Hayes Can You Dig It (2005) (2CD) [FLAC] 2005 | Soul / Funk / Blues / Blaxploitation / Fusion | FLAC (Tracks) + CUE + LOG | 2CD | 1GB One of the better and more thoughtful Isaac Hayes compilations, Ultimate Isaac Hayes: Can You Dig It? is a three-disc (two CDs and one DVD) set that covers his years on Stax. There’s a wide range of material here, from singles to deep album cuts, that provide a very representative look at these years, and Stax is even wise enough to...Read Full Story