Shaft (album)

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Shaft
Soundtrack by Isaac Hayes

Publication
(s)

July 1971

Label (s) Stax Records

Format (s)

LP , CD , MC , SACD

Genre (s)

Soul , funk , soul jazz

Title (number)

15th

running time

1:14:12

occupation
  • James Alexander - bass
  • Ronald Hudson - bass

production

Isaac Hayes

Studio (s)

Stax Recording Studios, Memphis

chronology
To Be Continued
(1970)
Shaft Wattstax - The Living World
(1972)

Shaft is a 1971 soundtrack album by the American soul musician and composer Isaac Hayes . With this album he achieved his worldwide breakthrough. He won several awards for the score for the classic Blaxploitation film of the same name, Shaft (1971):

The album is one of the 1001 albums You Must Hear Before You Die and the title track was entered into the National Recording Registry in 2013 .

In addition, the album was so successful that it reached platinum status. Isaac Hayes was the first African American artist to do this.

title

All songs are written by Isaac Hayes .

  1. Theme from Shaft (Vocal Version) - 4:39
  2. Bumpy's Lament - 1:51
  3. Walk from Regio’s - 2:24
  4. Ellie's Love Theme - 3:18
  5. Shaft's Cab Ride - 1:10
  6. Cafe Regio’s - 6:10 am
  7. Early Sunday Morning - 3:49
  8. Be Yourself - 4:30
  9. A Friend's Place - 3:24
  10. Soulsville (Vocal Version) - 3:48
  11. No Name Bar - 6:11
  12. Bumpy's Blues - 4:04
  13. Shaft Strikes Again - 3:04
  14. Do Your Thing (Vocal Version) - 7:30 pm
  15. The End Theme - 1:56

Individual evidence

  1. “Theme from 'Shaft'” —Isaac Hayes (1971) on loc.gov (PDF) (accessed June 24, 2018)