help finding a certain piano sound

The closest I can describe it is like the piano at the beginning of
Isaac Hayes' I Just Don't Know What to do With Myself off of The Isaac Hayes Movement. Would greatly appreciate anyone who could help me out or at least send me in the right direction.

I don't know what model or type of piano was used. But that was 1970, recorded in Memphis at Stax. He arranged with Dale Warren rather than David Porter on that LP.

I might hit up Google and see what model of piano Isaac Hayes favored around 1970, and by extension look for listings/photos of what Stax Records had in their studio in 1970. Then if you can find that or at least get some clues it should be easier to fin a sampled piano or piano VST that is comparable.

I love Hayes/Porter/Stax/Hi Records/Memphis soul, so I'll post anything I might find, I always enjoy digging for info on those old labels/studios.

maybe something like Yamaha C7

Definitely a Rhodes, maybe a Mark 1. Thats an electric piano BTW.

Ill-Green wrote:Definitely a Rhodes, maybe a Mark 1. Thats an electric piano BTW.

stop messing around Liberace

in that case this must be a Steinway

Danny wrote:

Ill-Green wrote:Definitely a Rhodes, maybe a Mark 1. Thats an electric piano BTW.

stop messing around Liberace

in that case this must be a Steinway

I think green might be right. Thank you by the way, if that's not it it's close enough for what I need. I been wasting my time looking up toy pianos and Burt Bacharach on youtube.

Danny wrote:

Ill-Green wrote:Definitely a Rhodes, maybe a Mark 1. Thats an electric piano BTW.

stop messing around Liberace

in that case this must be a Steinway

Seriously though. It sounds like the piano on Riders On The Storm by the Doors. Thats a Rhodes Mark 1 Stage. . . I'm a Doors fan

totally different sound

doors totally agree absolute masterpiece

OP should put up an example. I might have another version.

Danny wrote:

damn... that schit was magical...

Ill-Green wrote: I'm a Doors fan

Right on!

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