Cafe Regio's from Isaac Hayes by Shaft (Music From The Soundtrack)
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- Опубліковано 11 вер 2024
- Shaft - Music from the Soundtrack, composed and performed by Isaac Hayes. Of the many wonderful blaxpoitation soundtracks to emerge during the early '70s, Shaft certainly deserves mention as not only one of the most lasting but also one of the most successful. Isaac Hayes was undoubtedly one of the era's most accomplished soul artists, and with 'Theme from Shaft,' he delivered an anthem just as ambitious and revered as the film itself, a song that has only grown more treasured over the years, after having been an enormously popular hit at the time of its release. Shaft still remains a powerful record; one of Hayes' pinnacle moments for sure.
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This still sounds hot!!!!!!! 2024.
50 years later...who's listening...?
March 2022 and groovin' to this music!
Me!!!
I know that I am...man impossible to go back but the jester of going back in the days...for music/vocalist/everything. I thank God I grew up in that erra
Me me me!!! Ike didn't win the Oscar just because the sound track was good, IT WOULD AND HAS, STOOD THE TEST OF TIME!!!
I'm still listening now ❤
The sound of real soul music! R.I.P. Black Moses.
Once again soundtrack is a true blue classic of february 1971. Played everywhere. Number 1 on the jazz charts of the time
RIP Richard Roundtree. Thank You for your legacy in film and being the first African American action hero
Dig. Can still see those beautiful Sisters in their Afros...groovin with my boys in the hood...beautiful times.
Yes !!! ----my hi-school and college years in the 1970s-----wish I had a time machine to go back for five minutes !!!
That is one song that never gets old it's still an all-time favorite with me thank you and rest in peace Isaac
I am still in love with this music...brings back good memories. RIP ISAAC. You left a legacy of music.
I Love Cafe Regio's...💜💜💜..From Brazil
Timeless classic showcasing Black Moses’ talent!
Memories of love and perfection in music
My late father who was a plumber once told me worked in there on a job. He said the food was good too. This was a real place in Manhattan. I don’t think it still exists
Cafe reggio its still there, which a Jamaican family who owns six restaurants owns it recently.
This is MUSIC!!!!!
50 years later and I am still listening. ❤❤❤❤
It's a great shame that the BBC does not show the original Shaft anymore. I bought this album the next day after the film and played the vinyl till the hole went oval. XXX
Beautiful…..From Paris ( France )
Yes ; indeed I'm 58 yrs.old @ still love this old schl music , It sooths my soul
Back in the 70s a friend introduced me to contemporary jazz with this song! He also told me to check out Wes Montgomery. I’ve been a fan of this music for 50 years. Pat Metheny, Joyce Cooling, Ronnie Jordan… Thanks Steve, wherever you are.
Seventies groovy part
😅😅😅😅😅😅😅😅😅😅😅😅😅
Can’t get this out of my head…love it!
I first heard this in 1996 our high school band teacher had us learn it and play it during pep rallys and our football games (I played Snare Drums and did the drum part with my drumline)
I been a fan of this song ever since
Rip Richard Roundtree and Issac Hayes
Love this jam,the guitar player can really play.
My Uncle Edward bought me this 8-track tape for my Birthday in the '70s.....R.I.P. Unc Ed, you truly are missed, & a GREAT memory of you.
I love this groove
The guitarist's style reminds me a little of Wes Montgomery,
For this album, Michael Toles plays: Lead Guitar and Rhythm Guitar.
@@jacques-christianbeaufranc1588 .....The same brother with the long, parted in the middle hair that was featured on 'Soul Train' playing the lines to "Shine".
The Bar-Kay brother can play....
A lot of guitarists did (try to) sound like Wes in the '70s 😉
@@garyaugustus1009 This is Michael Toles playing on this album---but Lloyd Smith is the guitarist you're referring to who later joined the BarKays. Toles left in the early 70s when this album was recorded
Good music never fades
Great movie. Loved every second of it.
timeless!!!
I was eleven years old when I performed in Doris Jordan's Dance School in Chicago. We did a routine to this selection. On stage at Dunbar H.S. This was one of the best times in my life ❤
Bossa Nova ❤️
I loved the movie: Shaft with Richard Roundtree & Issac Hayes music...but for some reason or another this one at the Cafe 🔥🔥🔥💯💯💯💯...not that the whole album was not 🚒🔥🔥🔥. Boy I miss back in the days...I just watched Shaft movie again awhile ago. Richard Roundtree did his thing. SMOOTH 👍🏾👍🏾
Love this piece...! Makes me want to find that cafe and be amongst the cool people.
west village NYC its still there take a trip and sit in the spot where it was filmed
Me to
You can step in too this tune chi- town style.
This will always be my jam!
I am here for it, I was born in 1970. My parents bought tons of 45's, LPs, and 8 Track Tapes. My Dad shaved his head, his influence was Mr.Isaac Hayes. 😂 He ended up meeting him, and found out they both were born and raised in Memphis TN, and attended the same high school.
Who wishes that we could here this track out to very end without the fade , a great lesson in how to play clean and towards the end fast octaves
This was on the B-side of "Theme From Shaft," one of the first singles i ever got in 1971. Corking tune.
This song is such a classic 😍
A brilliant film this track just blows you away brilliant LWF 313
great!!
love it!!
Crazy thing about this track is its dual life both as a scene setter in a movie and as a standalone work. It has a job to do in conveying a certain kind of atmosphere emanating from a certain kind of Manhattan dining and cocktail establishment in the early 70s. But then it gets that schmaltzy Muzak vibe under your skin and next thing you know it's taking you somewhere beyond New York, and you realize this "background" guitar that was just phoning in a handful of notes is now frantically insisting on your attention and really has something urgent to say, and now has the horn section all worked up.
Yesssssssss
Beautiful music
Smooth Grove 🥃🥃🥃
Timeless ❤
Pure Magic !!
I love it.
Love this and superbly excellent
Great
Could his music be compared with that of Beethoven?
YES!!!
Yes, if Beethoven composed jazz!
Qa
Absolutely
Love shaft and superfly excellent black music unlike the junk they play today. These so call artist, if you want to call them that can't read music I grew up with Laura lee, sweet baby james and the fantastic four who lived down the street from me, Dorothy Abby, and went to the same music school with Ralph Armstrong who played bass with manuvishu orchestra. He grew up in my neighborhood and would come over and play with me and my brother. Dorothy Ashby taught both my sisters piano lessons at her home around the corner from us. She on to play with earth, wind and fire and the gap band.
You sound like a Detroit person! Then you must know that Johnny Allen, a longtime Detroiter, was the Grammy winning arranger on the Shaft Soundtrack.
@@jallenjr1959 I'm from detroit Dorothy ashby use to teach my sister piano lessons and Ralph Armstrong and I went to the same music school.
Issac Hayes was unable to read or write music. He would hum his tunes into a tape recorder and find arrangers to chart them out...
Yes, that is true that he was unable to read or write music fluently. However, the part about him humming the arrangement into a tape recorder is total B.S. That was an urban legend created to give him more credit than he was due. Isaac was musically savvy who was smart enough to have musically genius people in his camp. For example, during his ABC years, he stopped working with his Stax arrangers, and the man couldn’t even buy a hit. When he moved to Polydor, the record company insisted that he bring his Stax arranger back otherwise there would be no deal. The hits returned.
Bravo!
Awesome ❤
Michael Toles was about 19 when this was recorded.
Soothing❤ 3:58
Nice instrumental music
Just watching Shaft again and this is a great jazz track. Who is the performer??
Does anyone know the name of the percussive instrument that makes the meaning sound?
A conga player wets his finger and slides it across the head of the conga producing the moaning sound you hear throughout this track
@@johnwarnerhilton Thank you !
@@johnwarnerhilton Remember watching my uncle constantly trying to perfect that technique.
Past life regreshun
Shaft is bad mother .