Sorry. Today is dead one of the last living legends of soul. And the media, in its infinite intelligence, referred to as "the voice of Chef, the chef South Park." It seems that the fact that Isaac would cause a revolution in the 60's with a revolutionary way to reinvent the soul and the world of soundtracks in the era of blaxpoitation is the least important thing is to turn a picture animated. Isaac was one of the pillars on which settled the Stax label , most representative of Southern soul in the 60 and 70, second only in popularity because of the power Motown. In fact Stax artists emerged as mythical as Otis Redding, Sam & Dave or Booker T & The MG's . Hayes was a regular session musician on recordings for the label, replacing the standard keyboard of the house, the great Booker T Jones while he completed his studies. Hayes eventually began to have more weight in Stax, becoming an excellent producer and, along with David Porter , composer of some of the best songs of the soul of the 60 as Hold On! I'm Coming, Soul Man BABY
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In 1969 Hayes had the opportunity to record their first album, Hot Buttered Soul , where he used a new style that became known as Progressive Soul, which stretched to the absolute limits issues in the soul. The first album was only four songs, three of them over 10 minutes and one entitled Hyperbolicsyllabicsesquedalymistic . Hayes wanted to take the genre to levels unknown, fusing rock, soul, jazz, pop and classical elements. Furthermore, the vocal style of Hayes, in his deep voice, broke all the canons of the soul of the era. Hayes's first album sold over a million copies, an impressive figure for the genre, and marked the beginning of a legendary career. His next step was to make the soundtrack for the movie Shaft in 1972, a landmark of a new genre, the blaxpoitation, a film made by blacks and for blacks, who told stories of the ghetto in a violent and sexually uninhibited, and marked a how to make movies and music in the 70's. The main theme of Shaft Hayes is probably the most popular of the genre, marked by wah-wah guitar, horn section and Hayes rapping voice. Hayes would return to the genre, reaching a movie star, Truck Turner. In 1972 black part in the festival par excellence, Wattstax organized by Stax as a Woodstock response black. During the rest of the decade's style roll-Hayes was a style closer to disco, probably trying to emulate the success of an artist with a similar voice record, Barry White . The Mark Hayes style still present in the pop and soul, one of the great innovators of the genre.
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In 1969 Hayes had the opportunity to record their first album, Hot Buttered Soul , where he used a new style that became known as Progressive Soul, which stretched to the absolute limits issues in the soul. The first album was only four songs, three of them over 10 minutes and one entitled Hyperbolicsyllabicsesquedalymistic . Hayes wanted to take the genre to levels unknown, fusing rock, soul, jazz, pop and classical elements. Furthermore, the vocal style of Hayes, in his deep voice, broke all the canons of the soul of the era. Hayes's first album sold over a million copies, an impressive figure for the genre, and marked the beginning of a legendary career. His next step was to make the soundtrack for the movie Shaft in 1972, a landmark of a new genre, the blaxpoitation, a film made by blacks and for blacks, who told stories of the ghetto in a violent and sexually uninhibited, and marked a how to make movies and music in the 70's. The main theme of Shaft Hayes is probably the most popular of the genre, marked by wah-wah guitar, horn section and Hayes rapping voice. Hayes would return to the genre, reaching a movie star, Truck Turner. In 1972 black part in the festival par excellence, Wattstax organized by Stax as a Woodstock response black. During the rest of the decade's style roll-Hayes was a style closer to disco, probably trying to emulate the success of an artist with a similar voice record, Barry White . The Mark Hayes style still present in the pop and soul, one of the great innovators of the genre.
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