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Òåìà: Èñààê Õàéñ
Âðåìÿ: 11.08.2008 17:35 |
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åñò ìàðèõóàíó  
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Òåìà: Re: Èñààê Õàéñ
Âðåìÿ: 11.08.2008 17:39 |
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åñò ìàðèõóàíó
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óìåð â ñóááîòó, ïî÷åìóòî ññûëêà íå âñòàâëÿåööà RIP Isaac Hayes This weekend has brought news of two entertainment deaths of significance. Yesterday's news brought forth the story of comedian/actor Bernie Mac's untimely death, and today I learn that Isaac Hayes has passed away at the age of 65. Although to many people in the mainstream, especially those younger than the age of 30, Hayes is known primarily as the voice of "Chef" on the animated series South Park and for the infamous song "Chocolate Salty Balls" from the show. For soul fans, however, Hayes was "Black Moses," whose songwriting with David Porter provided hits for Stax Records (most notably with Sam & Dave) and whose solo LPs for Enterprise ushered in lush, highly-orchestrated sounds that went beyond the length of the standard soul 45 (Hot Buttered Soul, his 1969 breakthrough album, had only four tracks). Hayes' baritone crooning and sensual raps laid the groundwork for artists like Barry White, and his soundtrack to Shaft kick-started the blaxploitation boom. |
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Òåìà: Re: Èñààê Õàéñ
Âðåìÿ: 11.08.2008 23:18 |
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Ìîñêâà 5-ñòðóííàÿ ýëåêòðîñêðèïêà,âîêàë  
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Rest in peace bro! Òû áûë êðóò  è ìû òåáÿ ÍÅ çàáóäåì!
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