- Precious, Precious
- Walk on By
- By the Time I Get to Phoenix
- I Just Don't Know What to Do with Myself
- I Stand Accused
- The Look of Love
- Never Can Say Goodbye
- Theme from Shaft
- Do Your Thing
- Let's Stay Together
- Soulsville
- Ain't That Loving You (For More Reasons Than One)
- Theme from the Men
- (If Loving You Is Wrong) I Don't Want to Be Right
- Rolling Down a Mountainside
- Joy, Pt. 1
- Wonderful
- Title Theme
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This is not a bad start, at least as far as single-disc representations of Isaac Hayes' Stax years are considered. The Very Best of Isaac Hayes contains many of the necessities -- his reinventions of "Walk on By," "By the Time I Get to Phoenix," and "Never Can Say Goodbye," alongside originals like "Theme from Shaft," "Do Your Thing," and "Joy, Pt. 1" -- but since it contains a total of 18 tracks, there's no room left for the original full-length album versions, so you get the single edits. Ultimate Isaac Hayes: Can You Dig It?, a two-disc/one-DVD set released in 2005 by Stax, is easier to recommend because it is more expansive, allowing enough room for all 12 minutes of "Walk on By" and a few essential cuts that couldn't fit here -- such as "Hyperbolicsyllabicsesquedalymistic" and "I Stand Accused."
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Release Date: | 06/19/2007 |
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Label: | Stax |
UPC: | 0888072302945 |
catalogNumber: | 30294 |
Rank: | 28414 |
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Rob Bowman Liner NotesLarissa Collins Art Direction
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