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The Blues Brothers (Original Soundtrack Recording) - LP, CD, DVD, Blu-ray

The Blues Brothers

Rock | Stage & Screen | Blues | Funk / Soul | Rhythm & Blues | Soundtrack | Blues Rock | Chicago Blues | Soul

1980

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DVD The Blues Brothers: Blues Brothers

DVD Edition 1998

Universal Studios 9. September 1998

More ID: 785687 EAN: 0025192029929

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Title	Blues Brothers
Artist	The Blues Brothers
More info	DVD Edition 1998
Format	DVD
Labels	Universal Studios
Date of publication	9. September 1998
First released	1980
EAN	0025192029929
Product ID	785687

The Blues Brothers: Blues Brothers version on DVD in Standard edition. This particular edition was published in publishing company Universal Studios on 9. September 1998.

"The Blues Brothers: The Blues Brothers (Original Soundtrack Recording)" is the energetic and soulful soundtrack album to the 1980 film "The Blues Brothers," directed by John Landis and starring John Belushi and Dan Aykroyd as the titular characters, Jake and Elwood Blues. Released by Atlantic Records, this album captures the essence of the film's musical journey, blending blues, soul, and rhythm and blues genres. The soundtrack features a collection of classic tracks performed by the Blues Brothers band, including covers of "Jailhouse Rock," originally made famous by Elvis Presley, and "Sweet Home Chicago," a blues standard celebrating the city where the film is set. The album also includes lively renditions of "Everybody Needs Somebody To Love" and Aretha Franklin's hit "Think," showcasing the film's memorable musical performances. Other notable tracks are "Gimme Some Lovin'," a Spencer Davis Group cover that adds to the high-octane feel of the album, "She Caught The Katy," which opens the film with a bluesy vibe, and Cab Calloway's iconic "Minnie The Moocher." Instrumental pieces like Henry Mancini's "Peter Gunn Theme" and "Theme From Rawhide" add to the cinematic quality of the soundtrack. With its mix of foot-tapping tunes like "Shake Your Tail Feather" and gospel-influenced songs such as "The Old Landmark," this album is a testament to the enduring appeal of blues

Album spans genres Rock, Stage & Screen, Blues, Funk / Soul, Rhythm & Blues, Soundtrack, Blues Rock, Chicago Blues and Soul.