awards for Best Engineered Recording, Non-Classical and Best Instrumental Arrangement. The film score as a whole won for Best Instrumental Composition Written Specifically For A Motion Picture or for Television. The National Association of Television and Radio Announcers gave Shaft its Album of the Year award. At the Academy Awards that year, Hayes became the first African-American to win an Oscar for a non-acting category when "Theme from Shaft" won the award for Best Original Song. Isaac Hayes was nominated for Original Dramatic Score as well, losing to Michel Legrand for the score to Summer of '42. In a 2020 retrospective on the Shaft franchise, RetroFan stated that "Hayes' score helped change the way music was used in film, bringing in a more contemporary, funk/soul-driven sound. It had an especially significant impact on the coming wave of black films, setting the standard for how R&B music would be used in films, and marketed alongside of individual movies." The 2009 re-release of the soundtrack on CD by Stax Records added an additional track, "Theme from Shaft" (2009 Mix), timed at 4:45. Track listing All songs written and produced by Isaac Hayes. Side one "Theme from Shaft" (Vocal Version) – 4:39 "Bumpy's Lament" – 1:51 "Walk from Regio's" – 2:24 "Ellie's Love Theme" – 3:18 "Shaft's Cab Ride" – 1:10 Side two "Cafe Regio's" – 6:10 "Early Sunday Morning" – 3:49 "Be Yourself" – 4:30 "A Friend's Place" – 3:24 Side three "Soulsville" (Vocal Version) – 3:48 "No Name Bar" – 6:11 "Bumpy's Blues" – 4:04 "Shaft Strikes Again" – 3:04 Side four "Do Your Thing" (Vocal Version) – 19:30 "The End Theme" – 1:56 Personnel Lead vocals (tracks A1, C1, D1), keyboards (All tracks), and lyrics (A1, C1, D1) : Isaac Hayes Rhythm, Horns and Strings arranged by Johnny Allen (tracks A1-A2, A4-D2), J. J. Johnson (A3), and Isaac Hayes (All tracks) Backing vocals by Pat Lewis, Rose Williams, and Telma Hopkins (tracks A1, C1, D1) Instrumentation by The Bar-Kays and The Isaac Hayes Movement Electric piano by Lester Snell Bass guitar by James Alexander Guitar by Charles Pitts Guitar by Michael Toles Drums by Willie Hall Conga, and Bongo drums by Gary Jones Lead Trumpet by Richard "Johnny" Davis Flute by John Fonville Awards and charts Billboard charts Album Singles "Do Your Thing" was also a Top 40 Pop Single Grammy Awards Shaft Best Instrumental Composition Written Specifically For A