Isaac Hayes ‎– Hot Buttered Soul

just got it in a car boot sale.
2325 011 is printed on it. On the sleeve it says Universal Printing (in french, Gravure Universelle) and SIAT - Paris on the right bottom corner.
It must be the french releasing and not the german one

As an absolute coverart-fan, especially concerning the Vinyl-production, the LP-editions of Isaac Hays' music are an absolute artistic artefact for someone like me. Not a great soul-music lover though, I owe quite a number of Hays' LPs due to their valuable artistic and social contribution "in cover" so to speak. Only few actually know, that thanks to Hot Buttered Soul the famous Golden Chain became a symbol for modern Afro-American music. Together with the Shaft album it made Hays the 1st Afro-American-Superstar in the 1970s, not only for the sake of the music! The almost radical esthetics of Hot Buttered Soul's cover (Sunglasses, Chain, dropped gaze and a MIRROR-clean-shaven perfect human head) became of striking importance for the Black-Power-Movement of the late 1960s. These LPs impersonate more than art and music, they are a historical statement.