Isaac Hayes LIVE - "Shaft" - 2002 (stereo HQ)

...at Glastonbury.

[@nicholassmith7268]

The guitarist who recorded also created that hypnotic original wah wah lick. His name name is, Skip Pitts, R.I.P.. As I understand it, Skip introduced this riff to Issac on the spot while Issac was expecting a rather regular 16th note octave riff. When Issac heard what Skip had in mind, it blew his mind, and the rest is history! I chime in with this because, it saddens me when great no-named musician who've done great things go to their graves with what they did, and most behind have no idea of their contributions to major stuff. Cudo's Skip!!!!

[@tombstoneharrystudios584]

Great info thanks!

[@anitasmith4559]

After watching their performance on David Letterman (check it out on YT), I checked out Pitts and sadly found that he had passed from cancer. He was a beast on that guitar; he owned it. Everything Isaac touched turned to gold.

[@hoodoo-man]

That's Charles "Skip" Pitts playing in the video. Actually, he came up with the riff by accident, just messing around setting up his wah-wah pedal. Isaac liked the sound and the rest is history.

[@lucy661000]

Unforgettable performance but after all these years and or decades I still remember the guitar riff the most ❤️

[@maxt69992008]

Who is the tall blonde backup singer? She is a goddess.

[@dees2879]

I am 70 yrs old and still dance to this. I was walking the streets of Chicago listening to this and never forgot the greatness of this song!❤

[@rosalindwilliams196]

Issac Hayes won an academy award for the soundtrack

[@RSTI191]

Yep..

[@LucasBohne-zq1ov]

Who Wonders...

[@stevenleslie8557]

You can see the academy award winning performance on KZbin from the early 70s. Sammy D was there to announce it. Classic memories

[@Marcel_Audubon]

we know, hunny

[@stevenleslie8557]

@@Marcel_Audubon no need to be sarcastic. Maybe he didn't know everyone knows 😊

[@davindersingh4506]

ABSOLUTELY MINDBLOWING PERFORMANCE.

[@clivenewman4810]

He was known as the black Moses.What a track.

[@stevelove5125]

It does not get better than this...

[@TheRetroWoman80]

I actually teared up. Music is a life force/being that is so real. And the entire 70s era was in deep continuous contact with that amazing being. Thank you for this epic creation, Isaac. RIP.

[@JoeyMayo]

Isaac Hayes was an underappreciated genius. Some of the songs he wrote along with his interpretations of other artists work are sensational.

[@barrykurkowski3629]

got that right

[@estrellazuloaga9468]

@@barrykurkowski3629 es muy buena la música de Isaac hayes

[@jorgesxbass7606]

Yesssssss.......

[@nascarjj3644]

YOU APPRECIATE MUSIC!!!...MY MAN!!!!

[@michellejones6234]

I totally agree 👍😢

[@iansirota5336]

This remains one of the coolest songs ever written.

[@DavidDavid-ch4zh]

It is...!

[@lynharrod5087]

You are right brother!!! Nothing quite like it!!! 4.2020.

[@mercycvaldezco5364]

Daaaaaaaamn right!

[@mariefc8504]

This transports me back to the Seattle area growing up in the 70's, when I first heard it I was blown away. This song just epitomizes funky cool.

[@cessaly100]

I am TOTALLY with you in that BROTHER!!!!!

[@thamechanic3324]

Isaac Hayes and Barry White are legendary artists... Love the music 😍❤️💕....

[@nascarjj3644]

Stevie Wonder Too!!!👍✌

[@richardclarke376]

Funkiest song in history and what a massive talent Isaac Hayes was. Gone way too soon.

[@AW-nz4gl]

Another victim of Scientology. What a scam.

[@alicegoodman4544]

Gone to soon, love his music. 1977.

[@paulmullen4040]

The man.

[@JohnLoMonaco]

Look at Skip Pitts killin it, 3 decades later ! RIP to one of the great architects of funk

[@qantas1136]

To the younger group, this is real music. 👍👏👏

[@louwilson0906]

I was first introduced to Issac Hayes when I was in Army basic training Jan -March 1971 by our African American drill sergeant. I was a young white kid with 2 years of college from a military family and was digging the Kool rock n roll scene at the time. Our drill sgt lived in the old WW2 barracks with us and would play Isaac Hayes "Hot Buttered Soul" album over and over. It definitely got into my head, but also my soul, especially the song, 'Walk on By". It chilled me out and helped me to sleep due to the high stress of boot camp. I actually got me an 8 track tape of his music. So imagine my surprise to find all his music on KZbin, yeah, especially the song...Walk on By. I'm now retired from the military and verily survived Vietnam, working graveyard shift, age 71 and listening to...always so Kool, Issac Hayes. Thks KZbin 🤣👍

[@elandigena7646]

Que grato es saber que la música la llevamos grabada en nuestra mente y alma por toda nuestra vida

[@timmyjones1921]

I was a young man in the Army I loved Virginia Bch , Virginia Rock Bands , Soul Bands , Pop & Country Bands came through I seen them all even Rush came through .

[@superbmediacontentcreator]

Such a sad story of isaac Hayes after he lost all his money...

[@johndavis7149]

When I first heard Rick James I played his cassette so much I ruined it and had to get another,lol....Thank you for your Service.

[@coolbreezejoe44]

Very cool brother check this out my Sgt. Gave me a promo album hot butter soul back in oaklahoma before he left to Vietnam brought back to San Francisco not for sale yet gave to my girlfriend then left on my way to Vietnam 1969 ETS 1970 picture here Vietnam at 19yrs young man now At 73 doing covers with my guitar teacher his hair all white , want see me now just press my picture here you’ll be on my channel!! Well might do Shaft next week :-)

[@JimDiBattista]

I'm a musician and the one thing that really comes through on this video is that it is one fun track to be playing on, as you can tell with all the Cats obviously having such a great time playing on this one.

[@temuranui565]

Kà Rawe ( Beautiful )

[@chelitabanks1448]

Yes you can tell they enjoy playing

[@wanderrocha9581]

Para me e a música do século xx nada vai supera essa Maravilha obrigado Isaque has

[@Teebone211]

Possibly the greatest soul song of the 70's....

[@elvingtonred]

As great as it is, there's better than this

[@ZiggySheppardUK]

SONG??? Ha ha ha ha!

[@MsJacione]

Superp performance for a great song. Brazil.

[@choderson1]

@@ZiggySheppardUK Down. Goes. Ziggy.

[@Mrjohnboyd1959]

No No..no..no. Sorry...don't agree. Hell, SHAFT was better, or how about SUPERFLY? I could go on and on...I love the '70's...

[@richardbrake9454]

Why can't anyone create music this good anymore?

[@bigpunisherthegreat8200]

Because today's artists are talentless, vulgar, the music companies are money-hungry and they know sex and obscenity sell, oh and the music just plain sucks ass!!

[@tombstoneharrystudios584]

The Master has the entire audience in the palm of his hand! RIP Isaac Hayes

[@oueiou]

He sure is cool

[@robertharty6547]

Number one man!!

[@burtshort9900]

Robert Harty naw man,James Brown is no.1.but what about 0 or negative2 or 3 ,now there's some bad ass mother... hush my mouth.

[@newell2162]

Can you dig it?

[@nascarjj3644]

YOU KNOOOOOWW!!!!!

[@biljanna6927]

No one today can hold a candle to Isaac.

[@colingeddes2172]

This version of a classic song HAS got to be 1 of the best individual performances ever seen at glastonbury. Incredible!!!

[@walterpaton8698]

Soul music. Because it's good for your Soul.

[@silver1surfer69]

this guitarist is top world class! this timing...

[@hasake89]

That's Pitts on the wah-wah.

[@ramanarao32]

@@hasake89 thanks!!! i was wondering who plays so good the guitar with wah-wah....the guitar is talking with joy!!!

[@frigga134]

Saw him perform this live in concert when I was in college back in the 70s. His band played the introduction for about half an hour before he made his entrance in a head-to-toe black cape and paced around the stage for awhile, band still playing. Then he finally dropped the cape and those iconic chains he wore just dazzled as he sang the song. I was a teenager then and am 68 now, but I'll never forget it or him. Just. Wow.

[@sevinatenine4444]

THIS SHOWS THAT AT LEAST SOMETIMES,MUSIC CAN BRING US ALL TOGETHER.WE GOT BLACK,WHITE,OLD,YOUNG,MALE,FEMALE AND EVERYTHING IN BETWEEN ON THIS ONE AND THAT'S A GREAT THING TO SEE IN 2021,EVEN THO THIS WAS IN 2002.

[@davidmansell5986]

And I'd be pleased to be your friend, Marcus.

[@MrMarkstyles]

Brilliantly written, arranged, and executed song.

[@salvadorperez8910]

The best antidote against cov19.

[@nascarjj3644]

Nice Post My Brother!!!!

[@ianbynoe6515]

When we first heard this song back in the 1970s we were blown away.

[@sandrasanders706]

We never heard anything like that then..

[@playsjazz2]

I believe that the theme to the movie "Shaft " was more successful than the film itself...!

[@thebrummierailenthusiasts5329]

13 years on and Isaac will be sadly missed by millions of fans who are always there to support him

[@paulgriffiths3082]

This music is timeless, it will never fade like today's rubbish

[@dhaeze]

ok boomer

[@christophemartin8571]

Pas faux

[@Laceykat66]

One of those songs that define a generation. You can play this as the background on any TV show or movie today and EVERYONE knows exactly what you are saying. The pinnacle of Hayes' career.

[@russellfernandes9607]

Killer composition by Issac Hayes and guitar by Charles Pitts

[@prwexler]

This song defined the 1970s.

[@franciscorafael7975]

YESSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSS

[@williemnatzakanian3345]

John Shaft !

[@PatriceLechevallier]

Exactly 1973 !!... Picture with " Denzel Washington " old 18 years ...

[@wayneswitzer3890]

Peter Wexler bit of an overstatement, but still a great song.

[@dannytownsend4827]

Ball of confusion ; by Temptations defined the 70's get it right !!!

[@rossduncan9576]

in awe..... that guitar......no words

[@alexanderscott9001]

Andy Betts And nobody used it like that before when he did it

[@miguelmichel68]

LoL i played the guitar part with a big band. Not a small affair... right foot left and right hand with the long structure of the song !!! This guy is ( was..RIP) the master of wah wah. have a ear at he rythm solo wah wah at the end... great!!

[@yacinezaier9641]

lol @ just a pedal ,Charles Skip Pitts became a legend with that invetion of his, RIP masters of music .

[@thepromiseman7745]

@@miguelmichel68 exactly

[@rossduncan9576]

@@thepromiseman7745 ... I know.... and he was magnificent. This use defined the 70's. Praising a man takes nothing away from another

[@genobourn7423]

Isaac was so ahead of his time! This still sounds fresh! MASTERPIECE!!

[@maryingolfsrud937]

My best friend and I saw Issac Hayes at the O'Keefe centre in Toronto on the early 70's . Little did we know this concert would change our lives; his musicianship and professionalism were evident and the gold Cadillac on stage was a sight to be seen. We both went home happy 14year olds,realising seeing and hearing music like this was a once in a lifetime experience. whose the brother?.........peace is peace. His songs are thoughtful and offer a real "cold water on your face" christening of soul and holy Spirit. Love is love. A ndrea my best friend and I sat back stage and saw the concert from the sidelines. His body guards were very kind and they laughed about us two young girls being there. It was exhilarating to listen to,and see such gifted musicians. Xoxo

[@pauldasen5868]

The ultimate sound of 70's funk.. Shaft. Sure right.. Mr. Hayes. This song will still be jamming hundred of years from now 😃

[@tevonailes4627]

Isaac Hayes will truly be missed!!!!!!

[@winstonscott4195]

Tevona Iles you mean,is truly missed.

[@OlafProt]

This crowd is SO lucky to see this guy. Glastonbury was amazing once upon a time.. Its just become so dull. everyone too frightened to jump up and down in case they ruin their threads or lose their phone.

[@karenjennings3239]

It's still an amazing piece of artistry! It holds its own.

[@davidgee0774]

Cool stuff...... still expected him to say “hello there children”

[@os2soliz]

You're not the only one.

[@TheGermanObserver]

When I close my eyes I see Richard Roundtree as John Shaft. I will never forget!

[@up2itru]

Those Blackploitation films were a riot! You couldn't have that self-effacing humorous behavior today.

[@stephenjohnson3337]

Those who gave a thumbs down are not from this planet!

[@sandyprimus9831]

they should be banished to the phantom zone.

[@Becker306]

The 60'',70'',80''The pinacle of music,the Real music.The Wawa is incredible. Those musicians are genious. Rip Isaac Hayes,rip Richard Roundtree.

[@pblackjac]

Killed it...... R.I.P Black Moses

[@killingsworthgc]

Right on

[@marisasoares3907]

RIGHT ON🌍

[@marisasoares3907]

ISSAC HAYES❤🌠🌠🌠

[@marisasoares3907]

THE BEST🌠🌠🌠🙏

[@moisisspanidis9290]

Im here MOSES The GREEK

[@Sub2all]

His, and Barry Whites’s voice makes me come to the market🤗

[@ricjones5749]

His and Barry Whites voices make me come IN a market

[@MajesticFlexx]

There are only 4 words to describe this masterpiece, MEMPHIS HOT BUTTER SOUL!

[@elaineb4490]

I wasn’t even alive when Shaft came out and I have no idea when I first heard it but I’ve loved it for years. To finally see it done live (and in my country as well) with that amazing voice (chocolate salty balls anyone?!!!) and best guitar funky intro ever, is just amazing. It’s always a shame when superb musicians leave us. At least we will always have this fantastic track.

[@FerDeLance06]

First time I've seen this performed live. Abso-fuckin'-lutely SUPERB! What the hell more can I say? 😎

[@2SKH]

You can hear every instrument loud and clear !!!! To think of all those 70s Soul Singers together now singing in the Heavens above in Pure Harmony and Bliss !!!! Mind Blowing xx

[@CHAMPAGNE93100]

La perfection musicale au centième de millimètre près. Inusable doudou pour les oreilles

[@robertodominguez3278]

Great songs..! Genius forever the. Best.Isaac Hayes..!

[@phinchy007]

That version was off the chain!!!

[@alexanderscott9001]

phinchy007 VERY nice update of the original! This is great... wish I'd been there

[@richardcoffeygeneral]

I was lucky enough to see Isaac and his band performing at the Armadillo in Glasgow in 2002. Performed this, Chocolate Salty Balls, some songs from Hot Buttered Soul and others. His band were all amazing. RIP Isaac and Skip.

[@nenaradicevic8079]

Music masterpiece you can listen again and again

[@pjeng1]

Still sounds amazing after all these years.

[@mrwilliamz311]

I was fortunate enough to see his final London performance before he passed. Masters at Work

[@M.O.G.]

First Time I Ever Saw this. That's some really original music right there, no one ever duplicated it.

[@gregorymanning6858]

Makes me want to grow up again in the 70s as I did😎, Isaac owned that era🤟 spectacular!!,thank you Isaac for the memories 👊

[@jean-lucbereda1155]

The 70's groove.

[@betpow]

one of the best live versions...RIP Skip, one of his best too..freakish stuff, wonderful

[@juanbaez4955]

THIS SONG IS AWESOME!.. BEAUTIFUL TUNE.

[@theresag1969]

I saw Isaac Hayes live about seven times in my life time and each time the live concert was massive and neverending. He gave the best show even over Kool and the Gang, Tina Turner, Earth Wind, and Fire, The Pointer Sisters, or anyone I ever saw in concert.

[@oldguy2976]

My God …. How good is this

[@wstavis3135]

Legend!

[@kt9166]

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.

[@ferencmarko5878]

495 people was born without ear. Dammm pure music, and voice.

[@alaingogniat7133]

I'm a kid of the 70's....so proud to experience this history master piece of music RIP I.H.

[@percycliffordpayne3283]

Mr. Issac Hayes, Clearly of of the Greatest Composers and unique compositions of our Times! -Percy Clifford Payne

[@leonardmitchell8939]

I love that's jam bernardmitchell

[@andrewguest467]

I bet Mozart and the composers years gone would have liked this

[@robertodominguez3278]

Forever great artist the Best..!Hayes Issac..Genius R.I.P.

[@user-ps55619]

Isaac Hayes is a genius. 👍

[@lucluc9541]

I was 14 by 1971 & in love with that theme SHAFT ! from France !

[@nadinelacombe4561]

idem ! 14 ans en 1971 et shaft en boucle !

[@whoohoo50]

luc luc I was also 14. From the states...a white girl. Still loved the way the song spokes to all audiences.

[@dbass9767]

You have to see the original Movie and see how the songs fit the narrative of the movie, a Masterpiece, the whole album check it out!

[@vincentrobinson9645]

Man , I was 10 years old when the movie Shaft came out. Remember we snuck in to see it. Dynamite soundtrack Mr. Hayes !!! Damn, those were the good old days !!!!

[@patricadyson778]

Love this music .

[@RobertoMorales-pv4sy]

I feel sorry for those 410 dislike that don’t know music I don’t listen to this music anymore sense I gave my heart to Jesus but it’s no way you can denied the high quality of this piece right here this new generation don’t know music

[@russellyoung1262]

GREAT MUSICIANS!!!

[@henrywilliamsiii1120]

They do not make music like this anymore!!!!!!!!

[@robertingham6123]

Wish they did classic tune

[@DavidDavid-ch4zh]

They do not...

[@honeywell5455]

I was 13 yrs. old in 1971, puberty just started to kick in, then 5 yrs, later Donna Sommer "entered " my life. R.I.P. Issac Hayes, You and Donna were and SHALL ALWAYS BE a very WONDERFUL part of my teenage years ... and if I may be explicit, I ... SHUT UR MOUTH! Thank you for that. Love y'all FOREVER!

[@beatriceyoung3259]

FANTASTIC!!!!!! Patricia McCrorey Young July 2020

[@sinblessed6113]

loved this guitar opening from way back in the day

[@robmazur1253]

and to think there was no electronic processing back in the day, that was raw talent!

[@austinstyles6393]

MASTERPIECE!

[@catherinetillery4692]

The best Issac Hayes, that guitar, that music,rip2020

[@colingeddes2172]

Quite simply a FAB piece of music from first to last. SHAFT. Can u dig it.

[@Telecasterluvr]

These musicians are having a blast haha Isaac is basically just conducting and also looks like he’s having a blast. This is great!

[@kurtmitchell1255]

We had a ball!

[@stephencreese3142]

The whole damn band the ultimate exlresskon of natudal orvanic synclpation. The chorus and audience too. The guitar was just invented...it seems like

[@dizmop]

Wow, can you imagine playing in this band, on this stage, to this song?

[@hindsighter]

This song is like a very long intro to a song that will just never begin.

[@rubendariobolanossurichaqu4471]

Issac, Isaac... brutal... dichosos, sin soberbia los que disfrutamos esta musica... decada de los 70. Dios Bendito

[@deborahadams7700]

Now... This was Music! Issac Hayes, The Black Moses. There will never ever be another. He and Curtis Mayfield, God, I miss real music. The 1970s was the Sh@@ music wise.

[@lakecountynaturalist7617]

The greatest composer of all time hands down.

[@gusspacedisco5677]

POWERFUL CLASSIC!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[@markhanson6563]

This is the greatest song of all time, and this crowd got to see it live!

[@tamlynburleigh9267]

Instantly loved this tune from the first hearing, really stands out as one of the greats in its genre.

[@shannonk.6528]

The great Duke Ellington once said there are two kinds of music - good music and bad music. Issac Hayes was good music. Classic performance. RIP Issac and Skip! Both gone way too soon.

[@thesoultwins72]

'Theme from Shaft' is arguably one of the most influential pieces of music ever produced. I very much doubt that the young audience watching this live performance by the 'master' Isaac Hayes - appreciative as they may be - have the faintest idea of the spectacular impact it had on both 'Black' as well as 'Popular' music in general, when it was first released in the autumn of 1971. Based on a repetitive wah-wah guitar line set against 16-note hi-hat drum sequences - interspersed with Hayes voicing film director Gordon Park's immortal lines [''black private dick, who's a sex machine, to all the chicks.... SHAFT! Ya damn right!'' …….''They say this cat Shaft is a bad mutha - SHUT YOUR MOUTH! - I'm talkin' 'bout Shaft.....THEN WE CAN DIG IT! '] it literally took the music world by storm. Nothing had ever sounded like this before! To illustrate just how dramatic the song's effect was - let me relate a quick story. I was still at school in 1971 and Saturday mornings were always bliss! I could lay in bed late and although it was not my 'cup of tea', listen to the BBC's Radio 1. The morning show was presented by well-known British DJ Noel Edmonds - whose taste in music could best be described as 'bland'. As a young 'Soul' fan I often despaired at the fodder the BBC insisted on playing, and especially DJ's of the ilk of Edmonds. Yet that morning I was in for a total shock. Edmonds suddenly went into this meandering yet impassioned eulogy about a song he had just heard. And with that - he played 'Theme from Shaft'! I was stunned - but even more so by what happened next. Edmonds played it a second time! [which is strictly against the BBC's 'one-play per show' policy]. In fact, Edmonds kept playing it again and again - and actually ended his show with the song. This was simply astonishing and had never happened before in the history of Radio 1 - much less with such an utterly 'mainstream' DJ as Noel Edmonds. Yet throughout the rest of the day, several Radio 1 DJ's did exactly the same - from Dave Lee Travis and Tommy Vance right through to Alexis Korner! I cannot think of a single record that has been given this kind of special treatment by the BBC. Of course one of the reasons may have been that despite the song being powerfully infectious - it was comparatively short [3mins 15seconds]. To the extent that before you had taken in its uniqueness, it was over. You were instantly left craving to hear more. So it was only natural to play it again. I immediately got up, got dressed, went into the town and bought the UK release on the Stax Record label - banana yellow in colour, with the infamous 'clicking' fingers logo displayed in a black box on the left hand side. [This was the 'standard' 3min 15 second version]. I also bought two copies of film soundtrack LP. But even better, and after several weeks of searching I managed to acquire the extremely rare full 4mins 34 seconds long album version 'single' 45. [This edition is lemon-yellow in colour and the 'clicking' fingers black box is replaced by a light blue one to denote the difference]. A year later, I added Joe Bataan's very creditable Latin version of the song. 'Shaft' revolutionised modern music - leading to a plethora of copy-cat imitations that borrowed heavily from Haye's masterpiece. From the Temptations 'Papa's was a Rolling Stone' to Curtis Mayfield's 'Superfly'. It was also a massive 'crossover' hit in the both the Black and Popular music charts. It was covered by numerous singers and bands, parodied on shows as diverse as the 'Simpsons' and 'Sesame Street'. It was even claimed to be one of the first 'disco' songs. [Hayes even re-issued a highly 'discofied' version in 1978 - 'Shaft II']. Although I already had several of his pre-Shaft recordings [ie; 'Hot Buttered Soul', 'The Isaac Hayes Movement' and 'To Be Continued'] I became one of Isaac Hayes' biggest fans - buying anything and everything I could from the great man. Then in the late 1970's, I was lucky enough to see him in concert - and was completely blown away. [I had expected a raucous, foot-stomping gala. Instead it was an evening of sublime musicianship, arrangements and composition]. I just sat back and let Hayes' beautiful music wash over me. Genius is a much over-used expression. But Isaac Hayes WAS a genius. He is greatly missed and his legacy to the world of music could be no more finely demonstrated than with the remarkable 'Theme from Shaft'. RIP Isaac Hayes [1942 - 2008].

[@TranquiloTrev]

He was live at the Rainbow in Finsbury park in North London in 1972 or 73 with FULL orchestra and it was fantastic. Yes, and it launched 1000s of copycat tracks especially in films.

[@marianoflores6362]

kzbin.info/www/bejne/q6rCpqyurN2Hla8 THANKS FOR U

[@stevewatt8772]

I can remember driving in the UK with Shaft playing on my 8 track stereo. Did I think I was cool!

[@wesgriffin6081]

I 2nd the emotion of EVERYTHING you're saying.

[@thesoultwins72]

@@wesgriffin6081 .....Thanks!

[@Coachwkr]

I lived in downtown Memphis right above the river.at this time. I remember hearing this outside my door. Fantastic.

[@didwest1249]

Your lucky mate

[@billginnj6595]

I remember listening to an Isaac Hayes concert in Boston many years ago..... a very memorable night with awesome music!

[@WetWetWet10]

Fan-bluddy-tastic. Thank you Isaac.

[@mimi-thevirtuousqueen-ofcl1927]

This is one of the best movie songs of all time!- R.I.P.!

[@go234ko96ts5]

What a true classic. If you can't rock and relate to this song you ain't got it. The 70's are so missed and so is the true talent.

[@teacup3133]

Wow! Great live performance!

[@amandanewton8757]

Wow remembering when this song came out early seventies still listening May 2020 in lockdown just a great masterpiece

[@SuperBayarea87]

That guitarist..... I'm speechless

[@ritanakashe5533]

Wow excellent,my favorite tune as a teenager in75s.Still going strong in 2022

[@toyman81]

These youngans will never know what it was like when this movie came out in 1971, Blew me away in the theatres.