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Jake and Elwood drove into Chicago in the summer of 1979 to record The Blues Brothers soundtrack for the movie of the same name. Featuring John Belushi and D...
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- Discography
- Going Back to Miami
- Do You Love Me
- Expressway to Your Heart
- Flip, Flop and Fly
- Hey Bartender
- Everybody Needs Somebody to Love
- Who’s Making Love
- Rubber Biscuit
On March 5, 1982, John Belushi, aka Jake Blues, died as a result of a lethal combination of drugs that proved to be too hard for his body to recover from. His death hit the Hollywood community and his fans hard, but The Blues Brothers kept the band going. John’s younger brother, Jim Belushi, joined The Blues Brothers as Zee Blues, along with John G...
Formed in 1978 and never officially disbanded despite the change in its roster, the Blues Brothers have released two studio albums, five live albums, four soundtrack albums, eleven compilation albums, and twelve bootlegs. There were five charted hits that came from the band, but the group’s greatest achievement wasn’t strictly in their music. It wa...
Heavy with hard-hitting jazz, The Blues Brothers’ performance of “Going Back to Miami” starts off with a dedication to the city and its location before John Belushi breaks into his vocal performance. Highly energetic and rich with trombone, trumpet, and a steady pulse of guitar riffs, Going Back to Miami was, and still is, one of those songs that k...
1962’s original “Do You Love Me” was performed by the Contours and became a number three hit on the US Billboard Hot 100. In 1988, it appeared on the chart again, this time peaking at number eleven. With James Brownas the lead vocalist for The Blues Brothers for the song, the live recording is featured on the Made in America soundtrack that was rel...
The Blues Brothers performed “Expressway to Your Heart,” and released it as a single in 1981. It was their version of the 1967 original by the Soul Survivors. The original peaked at number three in the US Billboard Hot R&B/Hip-Hop Songs chart and at number four on the US Billboard Hot 100. For the Blues Brothers, the song did not chart, but it is s...
From the live album, Briefcase Full of Blues, the cover performance of Flip, Flop and Fly by The Blues Brothers may not have been as hippy as Elvis Presley’s1956 cover, nor as deep as Big Joe Turner’s 1955 original, but it still had its jazzy impact. The harmonica play in the song was absolutely classic.
“Hey Bartender” was the first song The Blues Brothers performed as a band when they opened for a Saturday Night Live episode in 1978. The original performance of Hey Bartender was in 1955 by Floyd Dixon. Since then, it has been covered many times over by many different artists, including The Blues Brothers. While their version didn’t become the cha...
Fast-paced and thoroughly enjoyable, “Everybody Need Somebody” was one of the songs performed in the 1978 film and is on the 1980 soundtrack that was released afterward. Originally written and recorded by Solomon Burke in 1964, the single failed to chart at the timing it came out. When it was covered by Wilson Pickettin 1966, it charted as high as ...
“Who’s Making Love” became a number thirty-nine hit on the US Billboard Hot 100 for The Blues Brothers in 1981, which was a song recorded on the 1980 soundtrack for Made in America, a hit comedy starring Eddie Murphy. The original performance by Johnnie Taylor came out in 1968 and was a number one hit for him on the US Billboard Hot R&B/Hip-Hop Sin...
Originally released in 1956 as a vocals-only doo-wop song by the Chips, “Rubber Biscuit” was covered by The Blues Brothers in 1978 when they opened for their fellow comedian, Steve Martin, and his live show in Los Angeles. This song was among a collection of 1950s and 1960s singles that were featured on the band’s debut album, Briefcase Full of Blu...
21. Sept. 2023 · Top 10 Most Popular The Blues Brothers Songs Song Title 1. One of the most iconic songs by The Blues Brothers, “Song Title 1” showcases their dynamic energy and soulful vocals. With its catchy chorus and infectious rhythm, this song quickly became a fan favorite. The combination of the band’s incredible musicians and Belushi ...
Erstelle dein kostenloses Deezer Konto und höre The Blues Brothers: die Top-Hits, Playlists oder die gesamte Diskografie. 1976 traten Dan Aykroyd und John Belushi in einem Sketch der beliebten amerikanischen Comedy-Show "Saturday Night Live" mit Howard Shore and His All-Bee Band auf.
