Isaac Hayes - ...To Be Continued

Another great Ike recording!

This version of "Look of Love" is the best version i've heard still today. Ike layed it down with his 11 minute plus version of this classic cut. His orchestra is so tight nitched. "Runnin' out of Fools" is also the jam on this cd as well. April 22, 2008

One of his most innovative efforts.

By itself, Isaac's moody, sensual and (yes indeed) suspenseful remake of Sergio Mendes' "The Look Of Love" warrants buying this CD. "Our Day Will Come" foreshadows the Disco sound that would materialize just a few years down the line and Isaac's remake of the Righteous Brothers' "You've Lost That Lovin' Feeling" is as powerful and emotive as could be. This is smooth and sophisticated '70s Soul at its finest. February 12, 2008

Ike Is Ike

I remember this album when I was a very young man and it still sounds soooo good! He was in top form when ...To Be Continued was produced. It takes you back to the day when groove was in and being Cool was a way of life. Ike showed you how to say what you felt about your girl. We used to call it rapping!!!! March 18, 2007

If Stax Would...

If Stax Records would remaster this album, they should make The Isaac Hayes Movement and ...To Be Continued one complete collection because both albums sound excellent when played together. The other actually takes off and advances where the previous left off. I just listened to them for the first time in full today, I mean I've heard them before, but I had a chance to kick back and enjoy them. True epics and right there along with the other classic albums Ike has done. If You have not heard of Isaac Hayes, or if You only think of him as the voice of Chef on South Park, You got it twisted! Nuff respect due... January 15, 2006

Originally thought it was a 1983 album of the same name

But it's not. Any way you slice it though it's still good. The weak spot here was the cover of "Our Day Will Come". However, it made up for it rather nicely with the cover of "The Look Of Love" which has reminiscence of the Philly Soul sound from the 70's. His was an even better version than Vanilla Fudge's. He also did a top notch cover of "You Lost That Loving Feeling". I write this not because we happen to share the same last name, but because it's some good sounding soul music. September 16, 2005

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