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Lou Marini (b. 1945) is a musician, primarily a saxophone player but also other reeds, who has worked on several Sesame Street projects. He appeared on-camera as part of Stevie Wonder's band in his 1973 guest appearance on Sesame Street, playing sax on "123 Sesame Street" and "Superstition." Marini's Sesame association continued, including the 1978 album Sesame Street Fever (on various reeds ...
“Blue” Lou Marini Music Arranger/Saxophone Lou Marini is a legend. Most know him from his work in “The Blues Brothers” movies where he played the part of “Blue Lou.” Lou was an original member of the Saturday Night Live band. We all remember his saxophone solos which followed the announcement, “Live from New York, It’s Saturday…
Lou attended the University of North Texas, where he played in the famed One O'Clock Lab Band. Following graduation, he gigged as a professional musician and eventually became a member of Blood, Sweat and Tears. He was a member of the Saturday Night Live house band from 1975 to 1983 and appeared in the movie The Blues Brothers and in the sequel, Blues Brothers 2000, playing the part of "Blue ...
Blue Lou Marini. 8,338 likes · 12 talking about this. "The hipness level goes up the minute he walks in the room and it goes through the roof whenever he
Louis William Marini Jr. (né le 13 mai 1945), connu sous le nom de "Blue Lou" Marini, est un saxophoniste, arrangeur et compositeur américain.Jouant aussi bien du saxophone soprano, alto ou ténor, des flûtes piccolo ou alto et de la clarinette [1], il est surtout connu pour son travail dans le jazz, le rock, le blues et la musique soul, ainsi que pour son association avec The Blues Brothers.
The conversation delves into Lou’s collaborations with Chiaroscuro luminaries such as Phil Woods, Clark Terry, and Gerry Mulligan, offering unique perspectives and anecdotes. Lou also reflects on his time with Blood, Sweat and Tears and shares stories of playing in historic venues like the Village Vanguard. About Lou Marini. Multi ...
31. Juli 2020 · “Last night we were flipping channels, and there was ‘The Godfather’ and you have to watch it,” says Marini. ” ‘The Blues Brothers’ is like that. “When we were watching the other night, we tuned in, and it was the beginning of the (film’s) final concert. And watching Aykroyd dance it’s so out, and it’s so unique, only he ...
