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10-Blues Traveler Maybe I'm Wrong.mp3 7.93 MB 16-Louisiana Gator Boys How Blue Can You Get.mp3 7.57 MB 14-Dr. John And The Blues Brothers Band Season Of The Witch.mp3 7.09 MB 15-Joe Morton, Dan Akroyd, John Goodman, Paul Shaffer, Erykah Badu And The Blues Brothers Band. 5.81 MB 18-The Louisiana Gator Boys And The Blues Brothers Band New Orleans.mp3 5.54 MB 12-Taj Mahal, Sam Moore, Joe Morton, Sharon Riley And The Faith Chorale John The Revelator.mp3 5.35 MB 02-Matt Guitar Murphy The Blues Don't Bother Me.mp3 4.96 MB 17-Joe Morton, Dan Akroyd, John Goodman, J.

The Blues Brothers Soundtrack Torrent

Evan Bonifant And The Blues Brothers Band Turn On. 4.81 MB 04-Dan Akroyd, Lonnie Brooks, Junior Wells And The Blues Brothers Band Cheaper To Keep Her.mp3 4.53 MB 11-Dan Akroyd, John Goodman And The Blues Brothers Band Riders In The Sky.mp3 4.37 MB 06-John Goodman, Dan Akroyd And The Blues Brothers Band Looking For A Fox.mp3 3.82 MB 05-Blues Brothers Band Perry Mason Theme.mp3 3.44 MB 07-Blues Brothers Band Can't Turn You Loose.mp3 3.32 MB 13-Carl LaFong Trio Let There Be Drums.mp3 1.72 MB 03-John Popper Harmonica Musings.mp3 772 KB. Blues Brothers 2000: Original Motion Picture Soundtrack is the twelfth studio album by The Blues Brothers. It is a soundtrack album to the 1998 film, Blues Brothers 2000, the sequel to the 1980 film, The Blues Brothers. In addition to tracks by the Blues Brothers Band and guest artists, there are songs by the Paul Butterfield Blues Band and Blues Traveler as well as an all-star blues supergroup, the Louisiana Gator Boys, featuring B.B. King, Eric Clapton and dozens of other artists. Track list: 1.

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'Born in Chicago' 2. 'The Blues Don't Bother Me' 3. 'Harmonica Musings' 4.

'Cheaper to Keep Her' 5. 'Perry Mason Theme' 6. 'Looking for a Fox' 7. 'I Can't Turn You Loose' 8.

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'634-5789 (Soulsville, U.S.A.)' 10. 'Maybe I'm Wrong' Blues Traveler 11. 'Riders in the Sky: A Cowboy Legend' 12. 'John the Revelator' Taj Mahal, Sam Moore and Cab Blues 3:53 13.

'Let There Be Drums' Sandy Nelson/Richard Podolor 14. 'Season of the Witch' Donovan Leitch Dr. John and The Blues Brothers 15.

'Funky Nassau' Queen Mousette, Cab Blues, Elwood Blues, Mighty Mack and The Blues Brothers 16. 'How Blue Can You Get?' Jane Feather 17. 'Turn On Your Love Light' Deadric Malone/Joe Scott 18.

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EDITORS’ NOTES The Blues Brothers journey that John Belushi and Dan Aykroyd began on SNL grew into a multimedia phenomenon, but even with the comedy stripped away, the soundtrack to their 1980 cult-classic film still stands tall. When they’re not ceding the spotlight to R&B giants like Ray Charles (“Shake a Tail Feather”) and Aretha Franklin (“Think”), they stir blues, soul, and rock ’n’ roll together with such unbridled energy, infectious enthusiasm, and star-quality charisma that it’s impossible not to get caught up in the frenzy. EDITORS’ NOTES The Blues Brothers journey that John Belushi and Dan Aykroyd began on SNL grew into a multimedia phenomenon, but even with the comedy stripped away, the soundtrack to their 1980 cult-classic film still stands tall.

When they’re not ceding the spotlight to R&B giants like Ray Charles (“Shake a Tail Feather”) and Aretha Franklin (“Think”), they stir blues, soul, and rock ’n’ roll together with such unbridled energy, infectious enthusiasm, and star-quality charisma that it’s impossible not to get caught up in the frenzy. Whether celebrated as a sincere tribute or derided as a tongue-in-cheek put-on, the Blues Brothers - Joliet Jake and his silent brother Elwood - was among the most popular groups of the late '70s; what started as a skit on the hit NBC television sketch comedy series Saturday Night Live quickly snowballed to become a true phenomenon, complete with hit records, a sold-out concert tour, and even a feature film.

Clad in vintage black suits, narrow ties, fedoras, and omnipresent wrap-around sunglasses, the Blues Brothers delivered spirited renditions of classic soul hits in the tradition of the signature Stax-Volt sound; purists may still cringe, but if nothing else the group deserves credit for introducing any number of soul and blues classics to a new generation of listeners while also allowing some of the most gifted session men in the business a chance to shine on-stage and -screen. According to 'Don Kirshner' (actually Saturday Night Live bandleader Paul Shaffer in disguise), the Blues Brothers' history was as follows: 'In 1969, Marshall Checker, of the legendary Checkers Records, called me on a new blues act that had been playing in the small, funky clubs on Chicago's South Side.Today they are no longer an authentic blues act, but have managed to become a viable commercial product.' In reality, however, vocalist Jake and harpist Elwood Blues were music lovers John Belushi and Dan Aykroyd, two of SNL's brightest stars who created their respective aliases in early 1976 to warm up crowds before performances of the hit series. The Blues Brothers made their national TV debut with Belushi and Aykroyd outfitted in the bee costumes they often wore for another sketch, performing (naturally enough) Slim Harpo's 'I'm a King Bee,' and in the months to follow they grew in popularity, appearing on the program with increasing regularity. The Blues Brothers' band included top Memphis session men like guitarist Steve Cropper and bassist Donald 'Duck' Dunn, who together appeared on many of the original Stax label recordings of songs in the group's repertoire; later incarnations also featured notables like bluesman Matt 'Guitar' Murphy.

While opening for comedian Steve Martin in Los Angeles in 1978, the Blues Brothers recorded their debut live LP, Briefcase Full of Blues; the album quickly went platinum, launching Top 40 hit covers of 'Soul Man' and 'Rubber Biscuit.' They also toured in 1980 to promote their feature-length movie, The Blues Brothers, a sprawling musical comedy featuring cameos by everyone from Cab Calloway to Aretha Franklin, as well as their second LP, Made in America; two more Top 40 hits - 'Gimme Some Lovin' and 'Who's Making Love' - appeared that same year. In 1981, The Best of the Blues Brothers was released, further solidifying their massive popularity; however, on March 5, 1982, Belushi died in Hollywood of an accidental drug overdose, and the Blues Brothers' saga was effectively over. Or so it seemed; as the movie remained a cult favorite and old Saturday Night Live sketches continued to run in syndication, the group's 'legend' continued to grow, and, in 1988, Cropper, Dunn, Murphy, and other players re-formed the Blues Brothers Band for a world tour, often backing singer Eddie Floyd. In 1992, they even cut a new LP, Red White and Blues, which featured a guest appearance from Aykroyd/Elwood.

Around the same time, Aykroyd also mounted his House of Blues franchise, an international chain of upscale blues joints; he, actor John Goodman, and Belushi's brother Jim also appeared on occasion in a new Blues Brothers lineup. Finally, in 1998 a second movie, Blues Brothers 2000, was released to negative reviews and poor box office returns. Jason Ankeny.