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Isaac Hayes – Discography (1967-2007) mp3@320 from The Pirate Bay Category: Audio Subcategory: Music Size: 4.82 GiB ( Bytes) Files: 24 The Best Of Isaac Hayes (1986)/05 – Do Y.
Title: Greatest Hits Singles
Year Of Release: 1981/2008
Label: Stax
Genre: Soul
Quality: mp3 320 kbps / flac lossless
Total Time: 00:50:20
Total Size: 101 / 290 mb
WebSite: Album Preview
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01. By The Time I Get To Phoenix (Short Version)
02. Walk On By
03. I Stand Accused
04. The Look Of Love
05. Never Can Say Goodbye (45 Version)
06. Theme From 'Shaft'
07. Do Your Thing
08. Let's Stay Together
09. Ain't That Loving You (For More Reasons Than One)
10. Theme From 'The Men' (Live)
11. If Loving You Is Wrong (I Don't Want To Be Right) (Album Version)
12. Joy (Pt. 1)
One of the best-available Isaac Hayes compilation, Greatest Hit Singles bypasses a couple of his later disco hits, but the result is a more unified sound that helps illustrate why Hayes was so important to the development of '70s soul. Of course, a major part of his legacy consists of the epic-length suites that helped usher R&B into the album age, and that facet of his work is necessarily underrepresented here. But as a concise, easily digestible introduction to Hayes' work, Greatest Hit Singles is indispensable. Hayes may have been a master of mood and flow when he crafted his albums, but his innovative, slow-building style also lent itself to indulgence. Greatest Hit Singles presents just what the title suggests -- the single versions of these songs, which prune away Hayes' excesses and boil his core sound down to the bare essentials. Even if this doesn't capture the full scope of his talents, it still gives a sense of Hayes' genius as an arranger and the groundwork he laid for the R&B love-man archetype. There's only one of his trademark 'raps' here, on 'By the Time I Get to Phoenix,' which is slimmed down to seven minutes. Everything else clocks in under five, which usually involves heavy editing. Oddly, for one of the most accomplished soul songwriters of the '60s, Hayes' solo hits tended to be covers; only four of the 12 tracks here are Hayes originals, and two of those were movie themes. His vision as a solo artist lay more in the elaborate presentation and, often, reimagination of his repertoire. If you want to experience the full-length versions, see Stax's two volumes of The Best of Isaac Hayes, or buy the original albums. But for a more concentrated dose of Hayes at his best, Greatest Hit Singles is hard to beat.
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Isaac Hayes – Do Your Thing
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LP tracklist:
A1. Do Your Thing Pt. 1 22.07
B1. Do Your Thing Pt. 2 * 10.58
B2. Do Your Thing (Rhythm Section Mix) * 11.27
*Previously unreleased.
Original sessions produced by Isaac Hayes
This version produced for reissue by Eothen Alapatt with thanks to Ryan Wilson.
Liner notes by Bill Dahl.
Mixed and mastered by Dave Cooley for Elysian Masters, Los Angeles.
Art direction by Errol F. Richardson.
Original 19-minute 38-second version released July 1971 as part of the Shaft LP, Enterprise ENS 2-5002
Recorded in early 1971 at Stax Recording Studio, Memphis, Tennessee by William Brown, Henry Bush, Bobby Manuel and Dave Purple.
Personnel: Isaac Hayes (vocals, piano); Lester Snell (electric piano); James Alexander (bass); Michael Toles (lead guitar); Charles Pitts (rhythm guitar); Willie Hall (drums); Gary Jones (bongos, congas).
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