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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Inspired by the lovable Saturday Night Live white-boy blues schtick of Dan Aykroyd and John Belushi, director John Landis seemingly threw every harebrained stunt he could imagine--and millions of dollars in production costs and wrecked autos--onto the screen. The resulting film could have been mistaken for a bad case of Hunter S. Thompson's D.T.'s, but Landis never shortchanged the music: Cab Calloway, James Brown, Aretha Franklin, and Ray Charles all get their moment in the spotlight. Miraculously, the chic-shabby Blues Brothers, anchored by the Stax rhythm section of Cropper and Dunn, hold their own against the legends, perhaps by the sheer joy and love they have for the music. --Jerry McCulley
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The Blues Brothers: Original Soundtrack Recording
- Audio CD: 0 pages (1995-08-29)
- Publisher: Atlantic / Wea
- Label: Atlantic / Wea
- Format: Original recording remastered, Soundtrack
- Studio: Atlantic / Wea
- Average Customer Review:
 based on 48 reviews
- Sales Rank in Music: #1304
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Summary: The Blue Brothers Soundtrack 2008-07-07
Comment: The CD and case were in perfect condition with This Brothers Soundtrack. I think of the movie when I listen to it and I'm very pleased.
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Summary: Great Movie, Great Soundtrack 2008-03-15
Comment: The Blues Brothers do it again with their second album to go along with their big screen debut. The Blues Brothers' Band is just as good as the first album but this time they have added great guest appearances to make it even better. When you add greats like Ray Charles, Cab Calloway, and Aretha Franklin how can you go wrong?
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Summary: What a disappointment! 2008-01-16
Comment: "The Blues Brothers" film has two of the transcendant moments of rock & soul music - Aretha Franklin's revisiting "Think" and Ray Charles' high octane take on "Shake a Tail Feather." So why, on this soundtrack CD, did the producers choose other versions? And what's with all the fadeouts? It's not like there wasn't room on the cd. The Ray Charles recording has much less energy than the one on the film, and the Franklin cut doesn't seem as tight. Plus "Jailhouse Rock" omits most of the solos. This could be a great soundtrack, but it deserves a much better treatment than it receives here.
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Summary: Classic songs 2007-11-22
Comment: You can't go wrong with the Peter Gunn theme, Minnie the Moocher, and Rawhide. Those 3 take you right back into the movie and justify the cost of the CD right there, then the other classics are icing on the cake. Required CD for anyone who loved that cult classic movie.
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Summary: Blues Brothers Soundtrack 2007-09-06
Comment: My aerobic instructor used this music in our class. The workout was so much fun. I saw the movie a long time ago and it bought back fond memories. I purchased the recording and have enjoyed listening to it over and over again. I'm now thinking of buying the movie. It's a classic!
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The Blues Brothers: Original Soundtrack Recording
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