Artist  Isaac Hayes 
Album Title  Isaac Hayes Movement 
Date of Release  1970 (release) inprint 
AMG Rating   (Best-of-Artist) 
Genre  Rock  
Styles  Funk, Soul 
Time  36:18 
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AMG EXPERT REVIEW: His second huge hit album and a great follow-up to the superb Hot
Buttered Soul. Those critics who thought there was no way Hayes could repeat that triumph got
fooled. He included a brilliant remake of Jerry Butler's "I Stand Accused" and also did a
12-minute version of the Beatles' "Something," complete with a wailing violin solo from jazz-rocker
John Blair. This album showed that Hayes was going to be around for a long time and perform
just as consistently on his own as he did teaming with Porter. — Ron Wynn 
  
1.   I Stand Accused (Butler/Butler) - 11:37 
2.   One Big Unhappy Family (Chalmers/Rhodes) - 5:49 
3.   I Just Don't Know What to Do with Myself (Bacharach/David) - 7:00 
4.   Something (Harrison) - 11:52