Isaac Hayes - The Best Of: The Polydor Years (1977-1981) @320

When you really look at things from a wider view, sure, Hayes‘ Polydor years -- which began with New Horizon (1977) and ended with Lifetime Thing (1981) -- weren‘t on par with his Stax years, but they were still successful nonetheless. Hayes became more of a singles artist than an album artist as he had been with Stax. Because of this, it‘s perhaps best to seek out a best-of such as Best of Isaac Hayes: The Polydor Years rather than bother with his individual albums. This album collects 12 of his best moments from the era such as the somewhat notorious "Moonlight Lovin‘ (M#9500;#8976;nage #9500; Trois)" and other disco-flavored songs like "Zeke the Freak" that may have not stormed up the charts but did fill the dancefloor on occasion. This collection provides the insight for fans about a difficult period in Hayes‘ career where he struggled to age gracefully and adjust to the jarring force of disco. It shows that contrary to popular belief, Hayes did find success during this era, even if it was only sporadic. (AMG)
01. Moonlight Lovin‘ (Menage A Trois )
02. Zeke The Freak
03. Out Of The Ghetto
04. Don‘t Let Go
05. What Does It Take
06. A Few More Kisses To Go
07. Don‘t Let Me Be Lonely Tonight
08. You Can‘t Hold Your Woman
09. It‘s All In The Game
10. Wherever You Are
11. Lifetime Thing
12. It‘s Heaven To Me
Label: Polygram
Date: 1996
BITRATE: 320
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Covers Included
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