ULTIMATE Best of The Blues Brothers | Everybody Needs Somebody to Love & More | Comedy Bites Vintage

Get ready: we put together every single song from The Blues Brothers for your enjoyment!

From "The Blues Brothers": when brothers Joe and Jake Elwood discover the orphanage in which they were raised is destined to be forecloseed, the pair set out on "a mission from God" to raise the $5000 needed to pay the orphanage's property tax bill. Deciding that the best way to do it is to reunite their old R&B band, the brothers encounter a homicidal "mystery woman" (Carrie Fisher), Neo-Nazis, and a country and western band - all while being relentlessly pursued by the police.

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[RhodesianSuperiority]

“Its 106 miles to Chicago, we got a full tank of gas, a half pack of cigarettes, its dark out and we’re wearing sunglasses”. “Hit it!”

[JoeDeola]

Saw this movie many many years ago. Now that I’m 80, my toes are still tapping to the music.

[guilhermemadke]

ONE OF The Greatest Films of All Time!!!

[susiebell]

Elwood to bartender lady "What kind of music do you usually play here?" "Oh, we've got both kinds. Country and Western."

[bertrandlussier]

They don't make movies like that anymore. What a great movie!!

[davidroberts]

The world would be a better place if we could all enjoy 20 minutes of Blues Brothers joy each day.

[susiebell]

And who could have ever guessed that Cab Calloway would have immortalized his famous "Minnie the Moocher " song from 1931, in a major motion picture? So much magic and history in this film. ♥♥♥

[EarlGraf]

My only comment.
DO NOT ATTEMPT A RE, MAKE.
this movie is perfect as is.

[xgrahamsmith]

Cab Calloway’s Minnie the Moocher was a breakout hit in the 1920’s. The fact that it was awesome 50 years later and now 100 years later is just mind glowingly awesome.

[susiebell]

My mom would not let me see this film while in the theaters because it had an "R" rating, mostly for the language. I was devastated, still being in high school. Finally in 1983, when I was legal age, I rented a VHS player and this movie from a local 7/11 store, as, I could not afford a player then. I think I watched it about 6 times in the 24 hours I had rented the VHS machine. I was in heaven. My mom watched it with me and was not impressed at all. 😃😃😃

[matthirn]

At the age of 72, Cab Calloway still brought a high energy performance with his signature audience call and response that would later be used to great effect by the likes of Freddy Mercury of Queen fame.

[spencerbissett]

Best church service ever.
And I ain't religious.

[debiconner]

One of the best movies ever. So many of them are gone now. I am glad they left this little sample of amazing talent.

[vpciwgt]

My Mom would get my brother & I out of bed on Saturday nights if Joliet Jake & Elwood were on SNL, then the movie came out when I was about 13, we watched it on a Beta Max, opened my eyes, and ears, to so much music that keeps me exploring to this day ....

[biglakepress]

I have no cool story about watching this movie. I just make sure i watch it at least twice a year. It's mandatory!

[jjones]

By far one of the best movies and most underrated by today's crowd! Great artists, music and story line. Don't forget about the one liners! "It's dark and I'm wearing sunglasses"!

[dellamcgowan]

My husband & I just LOVED this movie. Our rented VHS tape was running hot when we returned it. The final scene where the Blues Bros are kind of outrunning EVERY cop car in Chicago was my husband’s fave. Me? I learned to appreciate so many artists I’d heard as a kid then finally got to watch them doing something out of kilter. I’ve been an Aretha fan since & her passing hasn’t changed that one bit. I even named a rather large black & tan dog Aretha & that was the best compliment I could ever give. RIP songstress & damned fine friend

[joshgreen]

Greatest musical ever made. One of the greatest duos ever to do it.

[MalKontent]

Best SNL movie ever. Will not be beaten ever either.
So many world class stars: Cab Galloway, Ray Charles, James Brown, Aretha Franklin, the list goes on and on...
Loved it back then as a teen, love it now.

[osarodion]

As a kid, I watched this movie so many times on our VHS player, I knew the entire movie WORD FOR WORD!