How Isaac Hayes Revolutionized Soul Music

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[Polyphonic]

I'm really enjoying making these audio/visual companions. What song do you think I should tackle next with them?

[keithmailey]

Can't thank you enough for this. This album played a big part in the soundtrack of my childhood. I am 62 now and have never stopped listening. I have loved Isaac Hayes for over 50 years and you truly did Walk on By justice and even gave me a perspective on it I was too young to have possibly known. Thank you

[NintenDopeman]

Ah, Isaac Hayes. The reason every cop movie sounds like this:

[squarecymbals]

This has been my favorite song since I was 10, first heard it on the Dead President's soundtrack. I remember spinning around on a mosaic rug to the ending, it always gave me the most energy.

[jesusvito]

My god! That 1:03 intro... Oh My! Love the editing, the creative introducuctions, secuences, transitions, your eloquence... Seriously one of the Best YouTube Channels out there! Congrats!

[pushingthrottles]

Dude your channel is truly elite! Thank you. You give songs we know such a different perspective. It's almost like I need this information and content you're creating!

[elijahlulla]

I love the editing and visuals of Polyphonic's videos.

[marvinwhittaker]

is my favorite song from the album Hot Buttered Soul.

[wblakekimber]

I switched accounts and forgot to resubscribe. Don't have to time to watch right but I'll comment and like anyway to boost *engagement *

[winstonthomas]

He is in chains, but they are made of gold! Deep!

[NoelleSmash]

I'm having trouble finding an r&b song possibly released by new edition that samples hayes' song "do your thing" if anyone knows which song I'd love to know

[Deemikey]

Check out A long slow groove that is like a time warp straight to 1969.

[MattLeando]

Damn I was hoping this would’ve about Chocolate Salty Balls

[TheLowDee]

Now I know who to blame for all of the hip hop album covers looking the same.