Walk on By (Edit) - Isaac Hayes

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[@marcelob4132]

The film Mea Culpa brought me here. This is the fifth version I've heard and each one more beautiful than the previous ones

[@tjcoop81]

One of the best introductions to a song ever.

[@DeeGreen6]

Who here because of mc eight hood took me under?

[@elithon7979]

Rest in peace, Issac. This song gets me every time! Could listen to it over and over again

[@user-xs6wv9my7y]

Be quiet now

[@user-iz2pw1ty3x]

Back in the day when you could feel the heart and soul of music from the masters

[@supanuh]

The intro grabs you and the last minute makes you never wanna let go. Music like this is scarcely produced today.

[@maximghost1800]

Dead presidents brought me here ❤️

[@N8-PT]

Issac’s role in South Park brought me here. He was an amazing artist, and even though it’s been 12 years since his passing, it’s still heartbreaking to know he’s gone.

[@victorkreed4629]

Burt Bacharach could write a song, but this arrangement and Mr. Hayes' voice transcend the song.

[@Theodore-nq8yc]

Isaac Hayes made this song back in the year 1970's and he still got it going on

[@alexguerini9465]

One of the best voices in the history of music

[@Minittwastaken]

RIP Isaac Hayes (1942-2008)

[@luwise8003]

1:23

[@deebarlow]

Issac Hayes brought me here!❤

[@alexkid2437]

Dead Presidents movie soundtrack brought me here... such an understated movie and what a powerful song...

[@imbees2]

now we talkin, Hot Buttered Soul, Isaac Hayes!!! One of the greatest albums of all time!!!

[@MichNative01]

LOVED, and still love Issac.

[@gwendolynsmith6210]

One of his greater arrangements. This is jam not jelly!!!🤗

[@stevep3692]

Bett and Tina dancing to this song at the wrap party brought me here an outstanding version from Issac Hayes