I didn't realize that it was South Park's Isaac Hayes who played the dying Prime Oracle the Sliders episode "Obsession" until I rewatched the episodes I taped 3 years ago from FOX and Sci-Fi Channel reaired the episode last night.
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On Wed, 28 Jul 1999 23:31:59 -0500, "Andy P. Jung" wrote:
Perhaps it's just me, but isn't it rather sad that an artist of the stature of Isaac Hayes is suddenly best known for doing a voice on "South Park"?
Heh...I think he mentioned that in an interview...I remember hearing it... Funny, cause I only knew who he was before South Park because of his doing the opening theme for Beavis and Butthead Do America...heh...
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On Thu, 29 Jul 1999 17:57:38 GMT, [email] (Gareth Kitchener) wrote:
Oh, I don't know.. so many people still remember him for his killer soundtrack to "Shaft" (being remade, by the way... with Samuel L. Jackson in the title role, supposedly... wonder if Isaac will be asked to do a new soundtrack?) and yet other, like myself, know him as a wicked bad-ass villain in Escape From NY as The Duke of NY.
----- Lone Wolf I'm rooting for the crocodile.
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In article , [email] (Lone Wolf) wrote:
And a great role in "The Rockford Files."
Hey, the world is filled with folks who were once popular musicians but who, for whatever reason, fell out of favor.
Speaking of which, the late Mel Torme.
--Tim May
Maybe in here that's what he's best known for, but not "out there".
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: If it brings about a renewed interest in his work, that would be good.