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| 1. She Caught The Katy - Jake |
| 2. Peter Gunn Theme - Jake |
| 3. Gimme Some Lovin' - Jake |
| 4. Shake A Tail Feather - Ray Charles/Jake & Elwood |
| 5. Everybody Needs Somebody To Love - Jake & Elwood/Patty Austin/Vivian Cherry/Ullanda McCullough |
| 6. The Old Landmark - James Brown/Rev. James Cleveland Choir |
| 7. Think - Aretha Franklin/Brenda Corbet/Margaret Branch/Caroline Franklin |
| 8. Theme From Rawhide - Elwood & Jake |
| 9. Minnie The Moocher - Cab Calloway |
| 10. Sweet Home Chicago - Elwood & Jake |
| 11. Jailhouse Rock - Jake |
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5.0 out of 5 stars
A fun way to popularize the blues,
By therosen "therosen" (New York, NY United States) - See all my reviews
This review is from: The Blues Brothers: Original Soundtrack Recording (Audio CD)
Take two comedians with an interest in the blues, give them a backup band, a movie, and some creative license, and look at what comes out...The songs go from the campy (Peter Gunn & Rawhide) to the dancable (Shake Your Tail Feathers) to the standard (Sweet Home Chicago & Minnie the Moocher). With a phenomenal backup band (The old Saturday Night Live orchestra) and some classic guest vocalists (Chaka Khan, James Brown and Ray Charles to name a few) it's a treat for the ears. Eleven songs pack both a variety and depth of fun music. The only downside on the album is two missing songs. Some might expect Soul Man, which was perhaps Belushi & Akroyd's most famous tune. I personally missed John Lee Hooker's Boom Boom Boom Boom, my favorite song and artist from the movie. That said, the CD is great for those looking for a smiling memory of the movie or a wide pop introduction to the blues. I'm generally not one to review too many CDs, but this one warrants a good plug!
5.0 out of 5 stars
A great soundtrack,
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This review is from: The Blues Brothers: Original Soundtrack Recording (Audio CD)
Blues Brothers was an excellent movie and one of the things that made it so awesome was the spectacular music. Fans that loved the music must pick this up.What other soundtracks have artists like Ray Charles, Aretha Franklin, Cab Calloway, and James Brown on it. That alone should be a selling point to fans of oldies and blues music. You also get to hear Jon Belushi and Dan Akroyd singing as Jake and Elwood. Almost all the songs from the movie are on the soundtrack. It's got the theme from "Rawhide" which was the only song they put on it that the band sang in the bar. I wish they would have put "Stand By Your Man" on it, but that's the only knock I have against this classic soundtrack. Pick this one up, you'll like it.
5.0 out of 5 stars
Take it for what it is,
By A Customer
This review is from: The Blues Brothers: Original Soundtrack Recording (Audio CD)
Some reviewers here (the ersatz blues/jazz/R&B/gospel 'purists') are taking this album waaaay too seriously. The boys in blue -- and remember, they are/were comedians first and foremost -- are celebrating the great musical traditions found on this soundtrack with the utmost respect, not trying to compete with them. The fact that the theme from "Rawhide" should clue in the most pedantic blues critic that this is all in fun. Take it as such, and it's a great repeatable soundtrack.
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