Don't feel sorry for the young today! They see more than we give them credit for. My prophesy is this! They are the ones who will change the world and it will be a new Renaissance here in America and around the world.
i'd love to know where you got this 45 r.p.m. record of 'cafe regio' by isaac hayes, because:
* at the time, {when the movie, "shaft" was popular} it was on the label of "enterprise', not stax records
* it has to be a rare, & collectable label, seeing that stax, is no longer operating, nor is the label of enterprise, & when it was released, {here in the u.s.a.} it wasn't even in stereo, like the copy that you have...
The Hayes family is related to me...Don't know if Issac is in the Hayes clan that my Dad told me were our relatives...But, hey it's all good...Hope he is though :)
Dude you werent the sneeky dude who put the record on without the midle bit
ok i have done that wen i was playing the song
ok ps nice turntable those are expensive i could never buy onei don't have the cash but i just have a normal vinyl player well thats put me out of my misery wow this ps is long so i am gonna hear it again
This reminds me of my mom, driving down I-71 going home! Putting the peddle to the medal.....you go mama, I love and miss you so much. Thanks for the memories....and you to Ike!
A very good friend, that has long been gone, did a very good [excellent ] job on this and many other classic jazz tunes . You are missed Bryce Robertson!
This song brings back so many memories.....I was a teenager when this song hit and man, I played this 45rpm until it warped (and then got another one.) The music and the arrangements are classic. It lives forever. Thanks iGuy101. This made my day.
Thanks to Youtube, people are finding out what just how great Isaac Hayes was- From being at the forefront of the Stax/Memphis sound (wrote Soul Man, Hold On- I'm Comin" etc), to his own hits, to the Shaft soundtrack and so on. To think the younger generation mainly knows him as the voice of "Chef" on SouthPark! He was so much more.
I used to hang out at Cafe' Regios in the late 90's at East Village in Manhattan. Does anyone know if it's still around? Thanks for sharing this Classic Jam....RIP Maestro Issac Hayes!!!
I used to hang out at this Club in East Village in Manhattan. A lot of memorabilia of the Shaft movie adorns the walls throughout the Cafe' Does anyone know if it's still there?
This is the music I grew up with. I feel sorry for the young people today with all they have to listen to. No one master instruments and voice anymore
@saron380 I agree I am glad you are of your generation who is trying to expand their musical tastes..As for taste in music of today...Too much derogatory language that reflects on my culture negatively..Sorry son, that's bad taste to me...Anyone can grab a mike and curse and talk about what woman you doin' It takes SKILL to play what I grew up listening to..
Hate to say this but Don Davis had nothing to do with this track. It was mastered in Detroit because Al Bell wanted Stax to have more of a Northern Sound. Trombonist J.J. Johnson wrote all of the horn tracks and Johnny Allen helped out on the production.
Once again you come up with a great gem. I have the 45 (it was the flipside of the Shaft Theme here in the USA) and I always felt the guitarist's work on CR would've made the late Wes Montgomery very proud!
Hey iGuy-great song, thanks for posting the video-lesser known from the Shaft album by Isaac Hayes. I always associate this with Bourgie Bourgie, another great soul instrumental by Ashford & Simpson-do you have that one?
Yes I do know that one and it's a good tune, this ones a little bit more laid back though, both good. I am a big fan of instrumentals check out "Inside America" by Juggy Jones on my channel another great track Best wishes Guy
In a dream I met Issac at Cafe Regio's for a business meet R.I.P
letabooh 2 months ago
Don't feel sorry for the young today! They see more than we give them credit for. My prophesy is this! They are the ones who will change the world and it will be a new Renaissance here in America and around the world.
medusa7ful 3 months ago
i'd love to know where you got this 45 r.p.m. record of 'cafe regio' by isaac hayes, because:
* at the time, {when the movie, "shaft" was popular} it was on the label of "enterprise', not stax records
* it has to be a rare, & collectable label, seeing that stax, is no longer operating, nor is the label of enterprise, & when it was released, {here in the u.s.a.} it wasn't even in stereo, like the copy that you have...
But I guess you won't tell me.. oh well....
-Jeffrey
syndicate1 3 months ago
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syndicate1 3 months ago
That's what I call the '70s iPod !!!! xD
francescsants 4 months ago
Ooh, that doesn't half sound like George Benson, playing the guitar!
Mickey58D 4 months ago
Listen to Micheal Toles on lead guitar and this tune is so good all 6:00 of it
RIP Issac Hayes we ought to have this music in our supermarkets instead of that
Crappy Musak!
palexandersquires 4 months ago
The Hayes family is related to me...Don't know if Issac is in the Hayes clan that my Dad told me were our relatives...But, hey it's all good...Hope he is though :)
cappy2008 5 months ago
Dude you werent the sneeky dude who put the record on without the midle bit
ok i have done that wen i was playing the song
ok ps nice turntable those are expensive i could never buy onei don't have the cash but i just have a normal vinyl player well thats put me out of my misery wow this ps is long so i am gonna hear it again
-Next doors shaft
satch0phile 5 months ago
Smooth. This song is badass.
Darthbuds 6 months ago
This reminds me of my mom, driving down I-71 going home! Putting the peddle to the medal.....you go mama, I love and miss you so much. Thanks for the memories....and you to Ike!
LadyP4u2 6 months ago
if you get cafe regio on vinyl forgot what label it was on because mrnextdoorscat showed me it turn it around and you will get shaft
satch0phile 7 months ago
A very good friend, that has long been gone, did a very good [excellent ] job on this and many other classic jazz tunes . You are missed Bryce Robertson!
meexchsfme 1 year ago
This song brings back so many memories.....I was a teenager when this song hit and man, I played this 45rpm until it warped (and then got another one.) The music and the arrangements are classic. It lives forever. Thanks iGuy101. This made my day.
The1diamond2pearls 1 year ago
Thanks to Youtube, people are finding out what just how great Isaac Hayes was- From being at the forefront of the Stax/Memphis sound (wrote Soul Man, Hold On- I'm Comin" etc), to his own hits, to the Shaft soundtrack and so on. To think the younger generation mainly knows him as the voice of "Chef" on SouthPark! He was so much more.
emmettk 1 year ago
i like this track. I wonder if there's a real Cafe Regio's
eddiemurphyfan100 1 year ago
@eddiemurphyfan100 Yes it's still in Greenich Village in NYC...
outtlett 1 year ago
sweet
reginaw020 1 year ago
AWESOME !!!
dukeofsoul 1 year ago
Hi, Thanks for posting this....great song. By the way,nice turntable!
studentprince69 1 year ago
Superb sound offa that record! Just show's what a good, quality turntable can do...put a CD to shame!
80sfordman 1 year ago
This is so sweet it is a veritable musical cocktail. From Isaac's theme from Shaft album.
lpnstudent 1 year ago
I used to hang out at Cafe' Regios in the late 90's at East Village in Manhattan. Does anyone know if it's still around? Thanks for sharing this Classic Jam....RIP Maestro Issac Hayes!!!
noprocrastination 1 year ago
I used to hang out at this Club in East Village in Manhattan. A lot of memorabilia of the Shaft movie adorns the walls throughout the Cafe' Does anyone know if it's still there?
noprocrastination 1 year ago
Hey!!I was 11 years old in Great Lakes Il.My Dad had the Theme from Shaft record and this was my favorite song.
gebass6 1 year ago
Que maravilla de canción. Alegre, evocadora, optimista, sugerente....
flatuelas 1 year ago
AAAAHHHHH! This song makes me happy!
trademark1874 1 year ago
class guitar playing
sootycakes 2 years ago
Groovy sound of the past.....
bellaheike 2 years ago
This is the music I grew up with. I feel sorry for the young people today with all they have to listen to. No one master instruments and voice anymore
cappy2008 2 years ago 7
You are right cappy. It is a shame. We need to teach there is more to music than sampling.
tvwatcher35 1 year ago
@cappy2008 I like this shit, and I'm 17
but I also like todays music, that doens't mean it's bad, it's just different tastes mate
saron380 5 months ago
@saron380 I agree I am glad you are of your generation who is trying to expand their musical tastes..As for taste in music of today...Too much derogatory language that reflects on my culture negatively..Sorry son, that's bad taste to me...Anyone can grab a mike and curse and talk about what woman you doin' It takes SKILL to play what I grew up listening to..
cappy2008 5 months ago
@cappy2008 I can play this
this song's just a vamp from Abmaj-Dbmaj in Ionian mode,
saron380 5 months ago
@saron380 glad you are taking interest in it :)
cappy2008 5 months ago
If someone was to say this was Wes Montgomery,it would be believed. Sounds just like him during his big band years.
Ruffrob 2 years ago
I read that Hayes modeled the instrumental after Wes Montgomery. J.J> Johnson, the famous jazz trombonist wrote the horn parts for this song.
ethurst2 2 years ago
Where did you read that,I'd sure like to see it. Please post a link to this story..Thanks
Ruffrob 2 years ago
Hate to say this but Don Davis had nothing to do with this track. It was mastered in Detroit because Al Bell wanted Stax to have more of a Northern Sound. Trombonist J.J. Johnson wrote all of the horn tracks and Johnny Allen helped out on the production.
ethurst2 2 years ago
One excellent track ! its no wonder that he had other talented jazz musicians as his friends,herb alpert,quincy jones,gato barbieri and miles.
intojazznyc 2 years ago
R.I.P Isaac Hayes.this man made great soul.
ndh235 3 years ago 2
The best instrumental ever composed by hayes, it must be a great hit by his own, but was only a "b" side
posaico 3 years ago 3
Once again you come up with a great gem. I have the 45 (it was the flipside of the Shaft Theme here in the USA) and I always felt the guitarist's work on CR would've made the late Wes Montgomery very proud!
MusicManKevin 3 years ago
Does anyone have the chords to this song? Can't find them anywhere?
ethurst2 3 years ago
This is, without a doubt, my favorite tune from the "SHAFT" lp. A gigantic arrange by a true musical genius. RESQUIESCAT IN PACE, ISSAC ! ! !
congaplayera 3 years ago 3
Great Song, Great Guy,see you up there Isaac.
captblake 3 years ago 6
this sounds familiar,,, early smooth jazz , i mean jazz funk i mean , soul,,,,,
bean9seventy 3 years ago
Wow amazing
pyro363 3 years ago 2
Hey iGuy-great song, thanks for posting the video-lesser known from the Shaft album by Isaac Hayes. I always associate this with Bourgie Bourgie, another great soul instrumental by Ashford & Simpson-do you have that one?
ksinger55 3 years ago
Yes I do know that one and it's a good tune, this ones a little bit more laid back though, both good. I am a big fan of instrumentals check out "Inside America" by Juggy Jones on my channel another great track Best wishes Guy
iGuy101 3 years ago
toooOOON
wufwufwufwuf 3 years ago
Thanks wuf, it's perfect for this sunny day we have, laid back and easy
iGuy101 3 years ago
Hi Guy
Yes this is lovely......thank you :)
Bedazzled07 3 years ago