1.7K views · 20 reactions | I terminated Isaac Hayes publishing for all the songs he wrote from 1965-1969. We can talk about building generational wealth, AND we can tell Black songwriters how to reclaim OUR generational wealth.All these HipHop hits are coming back. this is the most important conversation in Black music history, and nobody is talking about it. | Isaac Hayes III | Facebook

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In the vibrant San Francisco music scene of the mid-1960s, garage rock bands were experimenting with new sounds, paving the way for the psychedelic era. The Vejtables, a short-lived band, were one of the pioneers. Although they didn't achieve major commercial success, the song "I Still Love You," released in 1966, has since become a hidden gem discovered and treasured by music enthusiasts. The song was written by two members of the band, Jan Errico and Bob Bailey. "I Still Love You" was written