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Reviews

Isaac Hayes: Black Moses / Juicy Fruit (Disco Freak)

By Zeth Lundy

Stax reissues an odd couple of solo albums by its multi-instrumental songwriting genius: the great 1971 double-LP Black Moses and the late-period misstep Juicy Fruit (Disco Freak). [20 March 2009]

Isaac Hayes: Ultimate Isaac Hayes: Can You Dig It?

By Tim O'Neil

As a compendium for those who can't be bothered to actually buy the real albums, I suppose you could do worse. [8 November 2005]