Isaac Hayes: Live at Montreux Trailer

Isaac Hayes: Live at Montreux Trailer (2005)

04 September 2005 Music 133 mins

Isaac Hayes is a true soul legend with a career spanning five decades. He has graced the Montreux stage on several occasions but this performance from 2005 captures him at his very best performing hits such as "Walk On By", "By The Time I Get To Phoenix", "Joy" and of course his worldwide smash "Shaft". On the bonus tracks he is joined on stage by the great Booker T & The MGs for renditions of "Soul Man" and other soul classics. 1. Don't Let Go 2. Don't Take Your Love Away 3. Windows Of The World 4. Blues Is Alright 5. Joy 6. Walk On By 7. Drum Solo 8. Do Your Thing 9. Ellie's Love Theme 10. Never Can Say Goodbye 11. By The Time I Get To Phoenix 12. Theme From "Shaft" BONUS TRACKS: 1. Soul Man 2. You Don't Know Like I Know 3. I Stand Accused 4. Improvisation On "Do-Wop"

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Cast

Isaac Hayes

as Self - Lead Vocalist, Keyboards

Samantha May

as Self - Backing Vocals

Rhonda Thomas

as Self - Backing Vocals

Charles 'Skip' Pitts

as Self - Guitar

Kurt Mitchell

as Self - Bass

Marque Walker

as Self - Keyboards

Gerald Jackson

as Self - Keyboards

Damien Savage

as Self - Keyboards

James Robertson

as Self - Drums

Crew

Isaac Hayes

Director

International Titles

Isaac Hayes Live at Montreux 2005 Trailer

International Releases Dates

Switzerland 24 September 2007

United States 04 September 2005

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