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		<title>By: Richard Reed</title>
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		<dc:creator>Richard Reed</dc:creator>
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		<description>One morning while conversing with a younger gentleman at our local community center, where we would normally meet, utilizing the computers and chat about current events. This particular morning, our subject center around music, R&amp;B stars that were decease..such as Luther Vandross and Barry White. This was when I mention, that due to the untimely death of the comedian Bernie Mack, another great R&amp;B star, that I felt had been overlook, and not fully recognize for his contribution, was Isaac Hayes. To help the young gentleman, better understand my statement and why Mr Hayes was label the &quot;Black Moses&quot;,  I quickly search internet for PBS.com, because I recall one night (or should I say one morning) about 2 am while channel surfing, I saw &quot;The Stax Records Story&quot; on PBS. So with a little effort to locate Great Performances, I was able to suggested the viewing of &quot;Respect Yourself: The Stax Records Story-The Birth Of Soul, plus &quot;Wattstax&quot;. Hopefully this young gentleman will have a better understanding of the impact that Isaac Hayes and Stax music had during that time in history. Thanks PBS and PBS.com for being availible.
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		<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>One morning while conversing with a younger gentleman at our local community center, where we would normally meet, utilizing the computers and chat about current events. This particular morning, our subject center around music, R&amp;B stars that were decease..such as Luther Vandross and Barry White. This was when I mention, that due to the untimely death of the comedian Bernie Mack, another great R&amp;B star, that I felt had been overlook, and not fully recognize for his contribution, was Isaac Hayes. To help the young gentleman, better understand my statement and why Mr Hayes was label the &#8220;Black Moses&#8221;,  I quickly search internet for PBS.com, because I recall one night (or should I say one morning) about 2 am while channel surfing, I saw &#8220;The Stax Records Story&#8221; on PBS. So with a little effort to locate Great Performances, I was able to suggested the viewing of &#8220;Respect Yourself: The Stax Records Story-The Birth Of Soul, plus &#8220;Wattstax&#8221;. Hopefully this young gentleman will have a better understanding of the impact that Isaac Hayes and Stax music had during that time in history. Thanks PBS and PBS.com for being availible.<br />
reed.dynamics&#8230;.Orlando,Florida</p>
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		<title>By: Richard Reed</title>
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		<dc:creator>Richard Reed</dc:creator>
		<pubDate>Tue, 03 Feb 2009 15:02:59 +0000</pubDate>
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		<description>One morning while conversing with a younger gentleman at our local community center, where we would normally meet, utilizing the computers and chat about current events. This paticular morning, our subject center around music R&amp;B stars that are decease..such as Luther Vandross and Barry White. This was when I mention, that due to the untimely death of the comedian Bernie Mack, another great R&amp;B star, that I felt had been overlook, and not fully recognize for his contribution, was Isaac Hayes. To help the young gentleman, better understand my statement and why Mr Hayes was label the &quot;Black Moses&quot;,  I quickly search internet for PBS.com, because I recall one night (or should I say one morning) about 2 am while channel surfing, I saw &quot;The Stax Records Story&quot; on PBS. So with a little effort to locate Great Performances suggested the viewing of &quot;Respect Yourself: The Stax Records Story-The Birth Of Soul, plus &quot;Wattstax&quot;. Hopefully this young gentleman will have a better understanding of the impact that Isaac Hayes and Stax music had during that time in history.


















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		<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>One morning while conversing with a younger gentleman at our local community center, where we would normally meet, utilizing the computers and chat about current events. This paticular morning, our subject center around music R&amp;B stars that are decease..such as Luther Vandross and Barry White. This was when I mention, that due to the untimely death of the comedian Bernie Mack, another great R&amp;B star, that I felt had been overlook, and not fully recognize for his contribution, was Isaac Hayes. To help the young gentleman, better understand my statement and why Mr Hayes was label the &#8220;Black Moses&#8221;,  I quickly search internet for PBS.com, because I recall one night (or should I say one morning) about 2 am while channel surfing, I saw &#8220;The Stax Records Story&#8221; on PBS. So with a little effort to locate Great Performances suggested the viewing of &#8220;Respect Yourself: The Stax Records Story-The Birth Of Soul, plus &#8220;Wattstax&#8221;. Hopefully this young gentleman will have a better understanding of the impact that Isaac Hayes and Stax music had during that time in history.</p>
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		<title>By: Roberto Miranda</title>
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		<dc:creator>Roberto Miranda</dc:creator>
		<pubDate>Wed, 31 Dec 2008 06:06:35 +0000</pubDate>
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		<description>Is it possible to view a PBS showing of Isaac Hayes performing Elvis Presley&#039;s &quot;All Shook Up&quot;? I saw it a few years ago. Isaac was performing with his group.It was very special.</description>
		<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>Is it possible to view a PBS showing of Isaac Hayes performing Elvis Presley&#8217;s &#8220;All Shook Up&#8221;? I saw it a few years ago. Isaac was performing with his group.It was very special.</p>
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