Isaac Hayes - "Shaft" | 2002 Induction
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- Опубликовано: 14 июн 2020
- Isaac Hayes performs "Shaft" at the 2002 Rock & Roll Hall of Fame Induction Ceremony.
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Fabulous - I was 17 when I heard this for the first time, I’m 68 now and it still sounds just as good.
Well anything live adds to the texture with all the musicians watching them. The original does sound the same I agree. I don’t know when this came out but I’m 63 and graduated HS 77.
Absolutamente de acuerdo.
Love it! 🎵🎶🎤🎺🎻🥁
I was ten, 60 now. Still a fav! Damn right!
John I concur with your sentiment 100%♡
Australia
Those musicians deserve a big round of applause 👏 brilliant
7-6-2022
Well Janet, are your hands sore?
@@timothyball7502 noooo!
David Letterman’s band
@@irvan36mm just watched this minute never get tired of it! 😊
Damn right! 👏🏻👏🏼👏🏽👏🏾👏👏🏿👏🏻👏🏼👏🏽👏🏾👏👏🏿👏🏻👏🏼👏🏽👏🏾👏👏🏿👏🏻👏🏼👏🏽👏🏾👏👏🏿👏🏻👏🏼👏🏽👏🏾👏👏🏿👏🏻👏🏼👏🏽👏🏾👏👏🏿👏🏻👏🏼👏🏽👏🏾👏👏🏿👏🏻👏🏼👏🏽👏🏾👏👏🏿👏🏻👏🏼👏🏽👏🏾👏👏🏿
The rhythm of music in the 70s - unmatched ever since.
Yep, without a doubt.
more than rhythm, this is FUNK at its best!!!
I miss the brass of that era.
yep 70s was the best in my lifetime
Real music and timeless.
Believe or not, that is one of the most recognizable sounds of the century in music.
c'est vrai
I think we all know that, absolutely
That's about Shaft ! Can you dig it ?
I'm 70 now, but Isaac Hayes makes me feel like the 70s all over again.
These were music makers.
This track won the Oscar for best soundtrack. Genius.
*as the first black artist! (even outside acting categories)
No such talent is here in 2022. All they do now is a preponderance of samples.
@@dougfredricks2017 😂 What are you talking about? 🤔 🥱
@@dougfredricks2017 bro just say you have shallow taste in music and go
Mr Hayes was born in Covington Tennessee. He made quit a name for himself in the 70s . His family should really be proud of him. I am!
Isaac Hayes was the man who taught me that conducting could be performance. I've missed him.
Barry White was pretty good at it too
Kind of, except he wasnt conducting, the musicians were taking no notice of him, he was really just dancing.
@jakebeatstheworld that would be true but he was the one who conducted and arranged the original score of the whole shaft movie
@@damizzle85 composer, arranger, conductor, orchestra leader, performer. It's hard to over-estimate Mr. Hayes.
After all these years, it's still as cool as the other side of the pillow.
Right, totally agree!
And you know this man.
This songs one bad mother....shut yo mouth
4 sho
This theme was just genius 👏 👍♥️♥️♥️♥️♥️♥️♥️♥️♥️
@@jaredblackley4769 I'm just talking about Shaft😎
Whoever gave this a thumbs down should have their ears removed. This is a classic!!🎤🎶🎶🎵🎵
Pp00 no
Totally agree with you!!! Must be a Hater!!!
I do not see any thumbs down 26 thumbs up that OI see
there is an old saying. You can't make a silk purse out of a sows ear. Some just don't get it and they never will.
dead right
Just right off the charts. I’m 72 and. So happy I grew up with such awesome music. Wow, never grows old.
So very thankful that my kids’ musical tastes and mine were born about the same time as my dad. Real. Music.
Me too at 75.
This song is a masterpiece.
One of the best instrumental pieces ever composed.
🔥🔥🔥👍🏿
One of the greatest instrumentals of all time Isaac Hayes was a musical genius..
I met him inNY in 2001 I have his signature
Talk about iconic. Anyone who was alive in the 1970's fondly remembers this song.
P.S.: He looks great in this video.
Remember...that's real music today!! Also Barry White's Orchestra...man o man, fortunate enough to see them @ Radio City Music Hall, seeing Love Unlimited Orchestra w/ Barry white as the stage elevate from below for the audience; still get chills from seeing it online!
Saw him at the Cow palace, SF.
He was fantastic!
Me
Very true, I am the lucky one, one of my haydays favourite
I'm probably the only 35 year old white dude alive that knows of this man beyond South Park 😂.
The drummer deserves so much credit
This is Anton Fig, I think
That IS Anton Fig on the drums he was Joe Bonamassa’s drummer for a while.
also the guitarist!
@@johnkelly8416 Probably best known as the drummer in David Letterman's house band. Just noticed Paul Schafer and Will Lee are there too; also members of Letterman's band.
The ENTIRE BAND PERIOD!!!
This must be one of the finest modern/contemporary musical orchestration written!
Every musician is having a great time, the joy just beams through.
Música real y palpable, no hay un musico que al ejecutarla no se emocione, ejecutando armonías como esas, siendo del genero que sea. Mas aún cuando se es musico de sesión.
Tienes razón,, contagia el entusiasmo de los músicos dirigidos por un MAESTRO. 🐺
Yeah man! A real masterpiece! Been diggin' this for years!
I don't see that. I see a controlling A-hole worried about HIS image
Go ahead with your bad selves! A standing ovation.
Issac Hayes was one of the more underrated musical geniuses of all time.
Kevin, he wasn't under-rated and everyone around him, the industry and executives - knew. He was the first black man to do a complete major motion picture who controlled his publishing...he has so much money my friend. He was giving a away licenses on word of mouth. He was a giver and he did music for free in a lot of cases over the years. FACTS! Another person is Kevin Bacon - he is doing everyone's sessions with guitar work.
Love it !!
Can you dig it ?? Oh yeah !!!!..♥️♥️♥️
He also recorded the longest song known to man... I stand accused. Man I think I graduated one grade into the next and that damn song was still playing 😂
Underrated is the most overrated word on YT.
It is now 2024, this chronicle piece directed, produced, and recorded by the late Issac Hayes will resonate thru History, no joke😊Call on the Newbies and see if they can match. Shaft, the movie, one of the greatest in the '70s
The children? The kids on the streets? The kids / folks at the corners holding cardboard signs asking for whatever?
They all have no clue about reaching down, pulling themselves up by their bootstraps, putting one foot in front of the other and walk on over to that big box store where they have that sign saying "Hiring Now"
They will have their opportunity to hear the music as soon as they walk right over to that big store, get down and fill out that simple application.
And when they / you do the time, stay with that big store (Kroger, Home Depot, Lowes, etc.,etc., you will be rewarded by those at corporate.)
I know this
Thank You
Dean
Seattle
Classical, funk, jazz, rock. Shaft has it all. This is one of the greatest videos on youtube. Simply amazing, legendary.
Brought a tear to my eye man. Watching the late great Isaac Hayes. 31 years prior he had completed this MASTERPIECE film score for the film SHAFT.
My Mum bought this album in 1971. It got played out by all of us, even my brother's friends. BRILLIANT PIECE OF SOULFUL FUNK. RIP Issac Hayes. 👍🏼👍🏾👍🏽👍🏿💜🧡💛
My parents bought same album! 🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🎯
Yes!!! The long extended version..
u
still got mine xxx
🥲
Isaac Hayes....a legendary composer, singer, producer, conductor, performer !!! He wrote some baddass shyt !!!
The World Can Dig It! ✊🏾👦🏾👍🏾🍻
Great as ‘Chef’ too!
Totally love some his later music even have hand sighed copy of the CD and the gold record from his Memphis restaurant on my wall.
I have every thing he ever published except the song he did for "The Rockford Files" Gandey's Theme was a classic.
@@mikesmith3227 WOW !!!
Musical masterpiece
can remix no can copy
PARENTS!!!!! PLEASE PLEASE PLEASE GIVE YOUR CHILD OR ANY CHILD AN INSTRUMENT. THIS IS ONE REASON WHY.
I am a 70s baby who just had a child at 45. We just bought our son another drum set electronic, we have a keyboard and other real instruments to follow.
Stay on him❤
❤oo7qa m6 c@@1praisem1
Orchestral funky soul. Man, the Black Moses was ahead of his time.
This is the smoothest coolest, composition ever! I grew up in the 1970's; this epitomizes the decade. Isaac Hayes transcends all boundaries and gets right to the core of all people.
Issac Hayes was a musical maestro. His music will always be appreciated and loved. All the musicians on stage are incredible.
50 years and I STILL dig it..................RIGHT ON>!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!..........Issac Hayes.......the planet Earth NUMBER ONE soul brother......YEAH
Isaac was a singer musician musical director stage performer actor absolute legend! Will be sadly missed ! Rip big fella!!!!
He played piano on lots of the older singers... LPs
and a song
writer HAYES and PORTER
The way Isaac understands every tiny nuance of the arrangement, a real funk master conductor, such great timing, and when he finally comes in with he voice, oh man!,,,,,What a great performance! & what a guitarist too,,,,,,,,,,,
Up and dancing again to this, shopping can wait… 😊
We are so lucky to have( and had) all these fabulous performers in our lifetime 🎉
The man known as Black Moses ...RIP ISAAC HAYES
You get a chance you have to watch The Watts Concert in Cali in the early 70's
Really? wasn’t it Marcus Gravy that was known as the black Mose.
He died?!?!
@@erichenry386 yup he died around same time bernie mac passed
Hey Moses was not a white man nether , so for the record ,🤨🤨🤨🤨🧐🙄🧐🙄..
The man, the myth, the legend: ISAAC HAYES!
An everlasting Masterpiece. This will never age for me. Outstanding! The Oscar for this theme song was very well deserved. RIP legend
It is so nice to see musicians enjoying themselves while performing. I love 💘 it.
Shalom
DT
Isaac Hayes was a genius. This performance was mind blowing, and is still so.
I like how much the band was feeling this track
Absolutely fantastic.
Superb performance of a Genius Composer and musician.
Isaac Hayes.
Whew! after All of these years....this piece still sounds SO good.
This was FABULOUS to watch Issac Hayes conduct.
I have no further words here... This is the greatness we've lost, but were privileged to have in his earthly time. RIP Forever, Isaac Hayes!!!
#RARHOF
#OnlyTalkingBoutShaft! #DamnRight!!!
#WeStillDigIt!!!
And you could tell he legit loved it.
My favourite of all time. Yes RIP but soul always lives on. KTF
Just incredible musianship here. A song that never gets old.
This is the first time I see musicians performing a song with so much joy.😊
*so much
A stellar performance of this song (orchestra/band really pulled it off) after 40 years!!!!!!
Hello Audrey how are you doing hope you’re having a great time with your family may God bless you and your family
Issac was a musical genius!
What? Can you name another of his musical genius masterpieces?
@@lbowsk Yeah, Soul man, Sam and Dave.
@@lbowsk walk on by
@@lbowsk hung up on my baby
@@lbowsk Soulsville, Cafe Reggio, heck the ENTIRE Shaft soundtrack. Find it and listen to it. And Isaac also had a "disco hit" Don't Let Go.
Artists were really artists back in the day. A classic for the ages.
Back in the day this song rocked, the 70's Baby, and it still DOES. Thank You Sir.
Best Movie Soundtrack song of all time.
They just don't make it like this no more, the newbies need to sit and truly sample this era
There’s an argument for Superfly, but a list without Shaft in the top 10 theme songs is flat out wrong.
Totally agree. This soundtrack hsa appeared in indian, Chinese and many English movies.
And TV Theme as Well, Sheldon
My 1st record as a kid. Shaped my musical ear.
This man Isaac Hays and Barry White had the sexiest vocals of my time deep and sincere 🌹🌹🌹🎼
And, Lou Rawls!
Oh YES 2 Bad M*****F******!!!!
my god it still gives me goosebumps!! Great Isaac!! Unforgettable!
Wow! The sheer joy in this performance. And Ike's conducting is the coolest thing you'll ever see.
Now this is live music. Bands of today need to listen 🎵🎵🎵
Man who u telling
✨✊🏽
Sooo true but, that's an orchestra. Top quality song and performance!
Bands of today _don't_ need to be just like Issac Hayes 'because'-stop being a hater of new music and the young people who perform it.
There are bands today? IMHO, the best music (back when it was "real" music) was from the 50s, 60s and 70s.
He is a musical genius that directed an entire orchestra!! In the early 70's my college band played "Shaft" behind him in the Atlanta! It was so memorable! Isolated loved his amazing voice!
To compose a tune like this you are from another dimension. God bless you isac.
That was just SPECTACULAR! Definitely the best Movie Theme every composed, it was the biggest song in the World in 1971. Isaac Hayes was a force of Nature.
M'y Too 🙏💖🤙💖
Verdade!!! Demais.
HOW Much fun were those musicians having ! SO MUCH!
Hello beautiful how you doing?
I got to play this in a band I sat in with once. One of the most fun songs ever to play.
👊
@@roberttaylor6694 Hello how you doing?
The LEGENDARY Mr. Isaac Hayes
It’s 20 years after this was done, and it just goes to show that great music never dies! It sounds as good today as it did back then, and while many of the talented artists from the past have passed away, thanks to the technology we now have, we’re still able to watch the videos of the performances! It’s a shame that many of the ‘younger’ generation doesn’t seem to appreciate this type of music.
Hello Elaine how are you doing hope you’re having a great time with your family may God bless you and your family
Beautifol 🙏💖🤙
20 Years?? its more like 45 years a go, 22 years a go was introduced to the Hall of fames but the song is much older
Damn right
Wow! I ♥️ this song! Nobody like Isaac Hayes! One of the best songs ever recorded!! So talented, sure do miss you Isaac!
Just fantastic. Its 2021 and all doom and gloom, and that's just the music. Wish I could go back to the seventies when I bought this record.
We might be the same age. The 70's was my favorite decade for hip music!!! I bought this album when it came out in 1971. I was 19 years old! (AND I STILL HAVE THE ORIGINAL COPY)!
This guy was the coolest
Richard Roundtree will always be Shaft
I heard that Mark😎 I love The sing Ellis it’s so smooth and soothing. That’s the music that was played when Shaft and his girl was doing the thang😎😎😎😎
@@PepperWilliamsMusicBlend I graduated in 71. That is where it leaves us. Enjoy life and take care 🙂
When that song came out it was so far ahead of it's time! It still sounds fresh! Mr. Hayes I SALUTE! RIP!
The coolest, one of the best of that Era SHAFT! Was a hit from the start and a great motion picture.
The greatest intro ever . It's chilling how good the song is, how it starts with that guitar picking and builds into waves of sound from horns, flutes, strings, percussion and engulfs the listener in energy. Just great.
100%
I watched Shaft when I home from work.
The theme song I can never get tired of listening to this classic masterpiece
Wish we had more bands like this... the 70's blew up with so many amazing bands who were extremely talented and gifted playing variety of musical instruments
hes a complecated man but no one understands him,but his woman...[beat that rubber lips...gary fat boy barlow or kanye east sos west
Fantastic with all the musicians playing together. So beautifully written by a master, Isaac Hayes. You and your talent are missed by all!
Fantastic performance by everyone.
As a young black man in the east coast inner city, this made me feel wonderful!
when I was a kid, there was so much great music that I was immune to greatness like Isaac. This is an incredible song and arrangement, the man was Shaft.
Played on our old racetrack Danbury Connecticut feature race song great song great memories!
Absolutely brilliant, so atmospheric, and so fulfilling, you can't beat real music' wonderful'
Beyond sublime, this song and the instrumentals behind Isaac are brilliant.
Australia November 2022.
Who ever disliked this is “de-void of funk”
And soul.
Damn right
I don't think I'm devoid of funk. I love the song just because it's a cool song. It reminds me of the James Bond theme songs.
That’s for sure 👍
Hello beautiful how you doing?
EXCELLENT.........BEAUTIFUL.......EXCITING......VIBRANT........SOULFUL........🙂🙂🙂😍😍😍😍
One of the great and immediately recognizable movie theme songs!
I got the *CHILLS* & *FEELS* whilst listening to and viewing this stellar performance of an iconic masterpiece of 20th-century, American music. Rest in Peace and Power, Maestro Isaac Hayes (20 August 1942 - 10 August 2008).
All these years later and this old man (74) is still livin in the lost reality of what LIFE is all about, that today's broken children will never experience like WE DID. Well Done ISAAC.
This performance of Isaac Hayes was great! I really enjoyed it! All that talent! And Isaac conducted the orchestra and sang! He was great!😊❤
So lucky to see Isaac Hayes my only first time live back in 1975 when he and his orchestra did a show at Ocean Shores, Washington. A nice little ocean side resort on the coast of Washington State.
So Mr. Hayes and all arrive on stage and with all that huge overflow audience and he calmly and graciously immediately says something like 'oh yes, we're here at an ocean side resort, but where are the curvacious swinging palm trees to be at this ocean side resort?"
The overflow audience howled with laughs because we knew exactly what he was talking about. This is the Washington State Coast. Haha.
Man. What a show, what a show Mr. Hayes and his crew did.
Forever Isaac Hayes
Dean
Seattle
The anthem of the 1970's!!! Isaac Hayes was the John Williams of the 70's. Arranger, Composer and Conductor. The embodiment of HOT BUTTERED SOUL. CAAAAAAAAN YOUUUUUU DIG IIIIIIT? #isaachayes #shaft
As unforgettable as Mozart's 40. One of the all time greats.
Masterpiece of aesthetic artistry. This is simple genius at its best. More lovely than the "mona lisa" herself.
Well, it did win a Oscar!
1 was born to late I would of loved to have been in the 70' era wow and this performance was crazy wow I enjoyed loved watching this when that base kicks In an he starts singing I love that part such warm feeling you get inside much respect to the band and Mr Isaac Hayes Bravo
Great performance. So strange to think Isaac Hayes has been gone for 14 years. I remember when he made a guest appearance in the Fresh Prince of Bel-Air as an Isaac Hayes impersonator. He was pretty good at it.
I am stunned. That was the most perfect live version of any song I've ever heard.
The coolest guitar riff without playing a riff and only using the wah-wah pedal!
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But here the sound is awful!
J
Look at that man's face! He's having the time of his life.
This was so great. Interesting to watch the band sit somewhere between fun and serious over a song that became a parody back in the day. Oh… and just love the bass player gettin’ his groove on as bass players do.
To see all the pieces that went into making this great track...Amazing
The great Isaac Hayes composed many masterpieces, but if this was the only song he composed it would still make him an ICON!!!!
Awsome...this when the music was a real music...
Tears of pure joy. The man , the musicians …bad “mothershutyourmouth “
Watching on the 14th anniversary of Isaac Hayes death. He is a legend who is sorely missed.
Wow! I remember when this came out in 1971, I loved it then and I still do. This performance is awesome, everyone there is having an absolute blast. RIP Mr. Hayes, gone but never forgotten!
Awesome to see everyone performing enjoying themselves. They know they are part of an amazing orchestrated song
Still gives you Goosebumps
31 years after then, 51 years after now! It still sounds wonderfully good! Who makes such music today? Real musicians, real instruments, real music! The late 60s and the 70s with Jimi Hendrix, Queen, The Doors, Isaac Hayes, Barry White, Earth Wind & Fire, Pink Floyd, Deep Purple, Led Zeppelin, Rainbow, Steppenwolf, AC/DC, Kiss, Genesis (with Peter Gabriel), The Rolling Stones, The Beatles, then John Lennon, Paul Mc Cartney and the Wings, George Harrisson, The Police, Bob Marley, Jethro Tull, Franck Zappa, Scorpions, Santana, Simon & Garfunkel, The Bee Gees, Elton John, Abba, Stevie Wonder, Al Jarreau, Gloria Gaynor, Donna Summer, The Eagles, Chicago, 10CC, Bill Whithers, Gerry Rafferty, Supertramp, The temptations, Jean-Michel Jarre, Kraftwerk ... Music was an art of experiencing more than sounds at this time!
I got to meet him and have dinner with him once in Chicago. It was the coolest thing ever. A guy I worked with in Chicago was always bragging how he knew this guy or that guy and when Isaac Hayes was in town he said oh yeah he was an old college brother of mine. Of course I’m thinking yeah whatever. I worked for Winery at the time and we were dropping some wine off at the venue, and all of a sudden Bobby is nowhere to be found. I I track him down and he sitting backstage at a table eating with Isaac Hayes. Bobby introduces me and Isaac starts telling me all the stories of Bobby from back in the day how they were best buddies and just had lost touch. Clearly Bobby went up a few points that day. I’m a huge fan of Isaac Hayes and especially this song
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I'm in the midst of reading Odie Henderson's book on Black films, and remember vividly the impact of the movie SHAFT on America. I was working at the Paramount Theater in Denver, and it was HUGE! And we weren't even showing the movie! This was the one everyone was talking about, and one of the biggest things that had everyone buzzing was Isaac Hayes! What a theme! What an entrance for John Shaft! It was on everyone's radio, all the time! It was on everyone's record player, all the time! Everyone I knew had the foldout cover for BLACK MOSES on their wall! Hayes deserves every accolade he ever got for his work, and it's so sad that he left us too soon. God Bless you, Isaac, for all the brilliance you gifted us with.
He has so many star musicians in this band!!!
That was the best theme music for the coolest dude! R.I. P. ISAAC Hayes!
Doesn't get much more funky than this, epic!