#354 - Isaac Hayes - Hot Buttered Soul
I'm talking about the power of podcasting about the NME top 500 now.
I'm gonna tell you what a podcast can do.
You know when they say podcasts make the world go 'round, that's the truth.
Certain episodes can make you or break you.
They can make you laugh, they can make you cry.
they can make you happy, they can make you sad.
Aw, it'd get hung out real bad.
In a case of Patti Smith, podcasts can make you mad.
Oh, yeah.
Now everybody, everybody's got it's own thing.
Everybody's got it's way of doing a thing.
Now we should attempt to do an episode that is very popular its about one of the great young songwriters of the 70s, Isaac Hayes.
Now I don't know what he was thinking about or what inspired him to write Hot Buttered Soul, but it's a deep album.
There's a deep meaning to this album because it shows you what the power of podcasts can do.
Now I should attempt it to do it my way, my own interpretation of it.
Like I said, everybody's got it's own thing.
I'm gonna bring it on down to Soulsville.
Now I want you to bear along with me for a few minutes while I set it up.
Now I want your imagination.
I want you to travel with me.
Oh, come on, come on, come on.