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Isaac Hayes

Isaac Hayes

American singer-songwriter and composerWikipedia

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Nov 1, 2026

Matty J RuysGUEST
80:55
uh he listened to the deeper album and then he was like um would you like to do like a development deal and we'll start trying to work you in the states and i was like yes please you know and uh because this place was amazing like you'd be sitting in crossover and you know people would just walk in that you'd be like these are people I've been watching on TV and, you know, like, you know, like CeeLo Green would walk in, you know, and all these sorts of people.
Matty J RuysGUEST
81:26
And I, and long story short, I ended up, I was writing and recording songs with a guy named Gerald Jackson, who was the music director for Isaac Hayes.
Matty J RuysGUEST
81:37
And this was before Isaac Hayes passed.
Matty J RuysGUEST
81:39
And then...
Matty J RuysGUEST
81:40
The South Park chef.
Tony CoxGUEST
29:46
about? Me, Myself, and Irene, I got a call to go in and read for it.
Tony CoxGUEST
29:54
And I went in and I remember on the call, Gary Coleman was there.
Tony CoxGUEST
29:59
And so I went in I didn't get my sides before time.
Tony CoxGUEST
30:04
A lot of people already had their sides and stuff because I think some people used to be able to get them or they'd go ahead of time.
Tony CoxGUEST
46:55
They said, man, that's the line.
Tony CoxGUEST
46:56
Isaac Hayes was on that movie and he was talking about, man, that's the line.
Tony CoxGUEST
47:01
You know, yeah, yeah, that was a good movie for me.
Tony CoxGUEST
47:07
People remember that little part that I had in it.
CJ KillmerHOST
64:43
We are independent-minded.
CJ KillmerHOST
64:45
We border on anarchistic." Adrienne Barbeau, who was still married to Carpenter at the time, plays the role of Maggie, a woman in New York who helps Snake, and Isaac Hayes plays the Duke of New York City, who's the biggest crime boss in the prison and who ultimately is found to be holding the president.
CJ KillmerHOST
65:06
Like I said, the film has some very clever practical effects that were done relatively cheaply and that actually look less bad and less fake than some of the CGI effects that are used in many later action films.
CJ KillmerHOST
65:18
The film was actually done, if I recall correctly, in St. Louis, not in New York.
Tom HunyadyHOST
22:18
She came in through the bathroom window, I think, because he made it his own.
Tom HunyadyHOST
22:22
Isaac Hayes, his version of something, you know, he made it his own.
Tom HunyadyHOST
22:26
You guys made these your own too, which is what I really appreciate about that.
Tom HunyadyHOST
22:32
Who does the guitar solo for Odara? Is that Felix as well? Yeah,
Heather OverstreetGUEST
2:41
I just say it must be God at this point.
Chris ArpsHOST
2:43
You know, I am a Facebook friend of yours, and I do follow your content.
Chris ArpsHOST
2:47
And you talked a little bit about the haters that are out there.
Chris ArpsHOST
2:51
And I've seen some of the folks that are in your generation, Gen Z, I won't name any names, that are trying to put a little haterade on you.

10 MINS LATER

Heather OverstreetGUEST
13:26
I do think it could look more divisive than it actually
Chris ArpsHOST
13:31
is.
Chris ArpsHOST
13:31
As I said, we are Facebook friends and you posted a picture on your Facebook page that really tugged at my heart, especially the caption that you wrote.
Chris ArpsHOST
13:40
It's a picture of you and your dad at the White House.
Dave StroudHOST
19:47
Beneath its different title and altered lyrics is William Bell's You Don't Miss Your Water.
Dave StroudHOST
19:53
With William and Isaac Hayes credited for the adaptation, it's exactly the kind of hidden musical relationship that we're after today.
Dave StroudHOST
20:04
And William Bell himself provided the foundation with his 1961 recording of You Don't Miss Your Water, one of the earliest important Stax recordings that helped establish the emotional directness and understated power that became hallmarks of Memphis soul.
Dave StroudHOST
20:21
And William Bell was a big part of that.
Neil RogersHOST
28:32
Donald Pleasence is the kind of idiot kind of president.
Neil RogersHOST
28:37
Isaac Hayes is really cool as the Duke.
Neil RogersHOST
28:40
Harry Dean Staunton is like Brain, who's just like...
Neil RogersHOST
28:44
this kind of, kind of hapless kind of convict, but like probably, probably has a heart of gold.
CJHOST
64:47
end quote.
CJHOST
64:49
Adrienne Barbeau, who was still married to Carpenter at the time, plays the role of Maggie, a woman in New York who helps Snake, and Isaac Hayes plays the Duke of New York City, who's the biggest crime boss in the prison and who ultimately is found to be holding the president.
CJHOST
65:06
Like I said, the film has some very clever practical effects that were done relatively cheaply and that actually look less bad and less fake than some of the CGI effects that are used in many later action films.
CJHOST
65:18
The film was actually done, if I recall correctly, in St. Louis, not in New York.
Chris ArpsHOST
2:07
I was away at college in Houston.
Chris ArpsHOST
2:09
A bunch of friends, we went into a gas station to steal beer.
Chris ArpsHOST
2:13
I had money in my pocket.
Chris ArpsHOST
2:15
That's what made me feel guilty about it.

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