Isaac Hayes - "Hot Buttered Soul (Small Batch Series)" *[180gram One-Step Pressing Heavy Vinyl LP]* Released on Stax Records in 1969, Hot Buttered Soul pushed the boundaries of soul music, while... more

Isaac Hayes - "The Best Of Isaac Hayes (Remastered LP 2025)" The Best of Isaac Hayes brings together 10 soulful cuts from Stax Records' incomparable creative force. As composer, producer, singer and... more

The wonderfully favourable response to our first CD and double vinyl volume of the original A and B sides of the singles of the late great Isaac Hayes - as originally released on Stax' Enterprise... more

The wonderfully favourable response to our first CD and double vinyl volume of the original A and B sides of the singles of the late great Isaac Hayes - as originally released on Stax' Enterprise... more

Blue Vinyl. For all the name Black Moses conjures, for all that it confers, it was not a name Isaac Hayes gave himself; that title was bestowed by a radio DJ sermonizing an intro to one of his songs.... more

180-gram black vinyl. Tough Guys is a daring, widescreen, progressive funk album from one of the genre's finest craftsmen. Because Hayes was Black, and rooted in R&B radio, he didn't get lumped in... more

Sixteen years may have gone by since Isaac Hayes' untimely passing at the age of just 65, but he remains one of the most popular and iconic singer-songwriter-arrangers in the history of Soul music.... more

In a long career full of triumphs as a singer, songwriter, musician, producer, actor and soul-music visionary, "Shaft" was the pinnacle for Hayes. The theme shot to #1, the album hit #1 and stayed on... more

After writing and performing for Stax for years, Hayes broke out as a solo artist with this 1969 #8 smash. This sea of strings, funk and sensual vocals pave the way for '70s soul: his hit versions of... more

Here are the hits and key cuts with which this crucial Stax songwriter/producer rose to fame as a solo star—starting with his 1971 big bang, "Theme from Shaft." That indelible classic joins the... more

Eight years after Isaac notched his first hit with his take on a Warwick classic, Walk On By, the two decided to tour together. This recording from that summer of '77 features songs they each made... more

Isaac charted with his debut for Polydor in '77, his first of five albums for the label. With mixes by the legendary Tom Moulton (who's interviewed in the liner notes here), this album ushered Hayes... more

Few soundtracks surpass hit status and become phenoms, but Shaft 's sure did. Here's a remastered reissue of Hayes' hugely influential music, expanded with lengthy liner notes and a bonus Theme from... more

After writing and performing for Stax for years, Hayes broke out as a solo artist with this 1969 #8 smash. This sea of strings, funk and sensual vocals pave the way for '70s soul: his hit versions of... more

Japanese only remastered SHM-CD (Super High Material CD - playable on all CD players) pressing packaged in a paper sleeve. Universal. 2008.

Stax's session man/songwriting phenom struck out on his own in the late '60s, and these are 18 of the cuts that lifted him to R&B eminence. Theme from Shaft and his versions of Walk On By and By the... more

Part of the brilliant Universal Soul Legends series comes housed in a digipak with simple yet eye-catching artwork and includes brief sleeve notes. The track listing not only features some of the... more

Japanese reissue of 1970 album is packaged in a miniature LP sleeve featuring 8 tracks including three bonus tracks, 'Look of Love' (Single Version), 'Ike's Mood' (Single Version) and 'I Can't Help... more

Import only 20 track 2 CD collection on the STAX label. Features original single versions of all his hits. Highlights include, 'Ike's Mood 1', 'Never Can Say Goodbye', 'Do Your Thing', 'Theme from... more

(2-LP set) Double helping of Isaac Hayes doing what comes naturally, acting it like he plays in these two 1974 movies.