Artist	Song
Isaac Hayes	Theme from "Shaft"
from Shaft (2006)
Isaac Hayes	Walk On By
from Isaac Hayes: Greatest Hits Singles (2006)
Isaac Hayes	Don't Let Go
from The Best of Isaac Hayes: The Polydor Years (2005)
Isaac Hayes	Do Your Thing
from Isaac Hayes: Greatest Hits (2006)
Isaac Hayes	Joy, Pt. 1
from Isaac Hayes: Greatest Hits (2006)
Isaac Hayes	The Look of Love
from Isaac Hayes: Greatest Hits (2006)
Isaac Hayes	Hyperbolicsyllabicsesquedalymistic
from Hot Buttered Soul - EP (2006)
Isaac Hayes	Never Can Say Goodbye
from Isaac Hayes: Greatest Hits Singles (2006)
Isaac Hayes	I Stand Accused
from Isaac Hayes: Greatest Hits Singles (2006)
Isaac Hayes	By the Time I Get to Phoenix
from Isaac Hayes: Greatest Hits (2006)
Isaac Hayes	Theme from "The Men"
from Isaac Hayes: Greatest Hits Singles (2006)
Isaac Hayes	If Loving You Is Wrong (I Don't Want to Be Right)
from Isaac Hayes: Greatest Hits Singles (2006)
Isaac Hayes	Chocolate Chip
from Chocolate Chip (2006)
Isaac Hayes	Let's Stay Together
from Isaac Hayes: Greatest Hits (2006)
Isaac Hayes	Come Live With Me
from Ultimate Isaac Hayes - Can You Dig It? (2005)
Isaac Hayes	Soulsville
from Shaft (2006)
Isaac Hayes	A Few More Kisses to Go
from The Best of Isaac Hayes: The Polydor Years (2005)
Isaac Hayes	Rock Me Easy Baby
from Groove-A-Thon (2006)
Isaac Hayes	Title Theme (From Three Tough Guys)
from Double Feature (Three Tough Guys & Truck Turner) (2006)
Isaac Hayes	Ain't That Loving You (For More Reasons Than One)
from Ultimate Isaac Hayes - Can You Dig It? (2005)
Isaac Hayes	Zeke the Freak
from The Best of Isaac Hayes: The Polydor Years (2005)
Isaac Hayes	Ike's Mood
from The Best of Isaac Hayes, Vol. 2 (2006)
Isaac Hayes	One Woman
from Hot Buttered Soul - EP (2006)
Isaac Hayes	Wonderful
from Wonderful (2006)
Kim Waters & Isaac Hayes	Just Be My Lady
from The Best of Kim Waters (2001)
Isaac Hayes	Out of the Ghetto
from The Best of Isaac Hayes: The Polydor Years (2005)
Isaac Hayes	Disco Connection
from Ultimate Isaac Hayes - Can You Dig It? (2005)
Isaac Hayes	I Just Don't Know What to Do With Myself
from The Isaac Hayes Movement (2006)
Isaac Hayes, Kirk Whalum & Wendy Moten	I Loved You In Memphis
from Into My Soul (2003)
Isaac Hayes	You're In My Arms Again
from Double Feature (Three Tough Guys & Truck Turner) (2006)
Isaac Hayes	Precious, Precious
from Ultimate Isaac Hayes - Can You Dig It? (2005)
Isaac Hayes	Main Title "Truck Turner"
from Double Feature (Three Tough Guys & Truck Turner) (2006)
Isaac Hayes	Cafe Regio's
from Shaft (2006)
Isaac Hayes	Moonlight Lovin' (Menage a Trois)
from Ultimate Collection: Isaac Hayes (2000)
Isaac Hayes	Run Fay Run
from Double Feature (Three Tough Guys & Truck Turner) (2006)
Isaac Hayes	(They Long to Be) Close to You
from Black Moses (2006)
Isaac Hayes	Rolling Down a Mountainside
from The Very Best of Isaac Hayes (2007)
Isaac Hayes	You Can't Hold Your Woman
from The Best of Isaac Hayes: The Polydor Years (2005)
Isaac Hayes	Baby I'm-A Want You
from Ultimate Isaac Hayes - Can You Dig It? (2005)
Isaac Hayes	The First Time Ever I Saw Your Face
from Live At the Sahara Tahoe (Live) (2006)
Isaac Hayes	Your Loving Is Much Too Strong
from Groove-A-Thon (2006)
Isaac Hayes	It's All In the Game
from The Best of Isaac Hayes: The Polydor Years (2005)
Isaac Hayes	She's Got a Way
from Love Attack (1988)
Isaac Hayes	Nothing Takes the Place of You
from Black Moses (2006)
Isaac Hayes	Never Can Say Goodbye
from At Wattstax (Live) (2006)

Comment:

The cover of his sophomore album, [i]Hot Buttered Soul[/i], said it all: Isaac Hayes was an entirely new breed of soul man who wasn’t about to rehash the three-minute soul-pop singles that owned the charts during the ’60s. Armed with a buttery baritone that was more vibration than voice, and a clean-shaven head of boundless imagination, Ike reinvented soul music as mini-symphonies stuffed with orchestral strings and arrangements. A bold, forward-thinking artist, a cultural icon, a bad mother, Ike was the embodiment of black pride and power — a superstar and superhero all rolled into one. And now that he’s left us, we’re left to consider all that he left us . . .

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