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The Blues Brothers (John Belushi and Dan Aykroyd) perform “Soul Man.” [Season 4, 1978]
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The "BLUES BROTHERS" DUO OF S.N.L. CAST MEMBERS (S.N.l. STARS) JOHN BELUSHI [THE HEavy-set one, in this video), AND DAN ACKROYD (THE HARMONICA PLAYER, IN THIS VIDE0] WERE invited to the white house in the late '70s, to be honored by President carter; They thought the dress of the secret service agents there (Dark Suits, and sunglasses] could give rise to comedy in several S.N.l. SketchEs (INCLUDING -- MOST famously -- the Debut "BLUES BROTHERS' Sketch seen here] !!!!!:):)
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The Blues Brothers were a skit that grew into a real band that recorded two albums and did do a concert tour in that late ‘70’s ! Real talent !
They did far more than that. They had an amazing hit movie.
You forgot the movie...haha
@@vapoet And that record "Briefcase of Blues" was the best selling Blues album in history up to that point and was responsible for rejuvenating the genre in pop culture.
and don't forget their movie!!
Don't forget a movie also
This was back when SNL was great, and had so many talented people.
back when comedians had actual talent
They couldn't do that type comedy these days.
Steve Martin was host this episode. Included King Tut song, the Blues Bros band was backing him up.
I remember this like it was yesterday. Everyone was surprised by Dan Akroyd and John Belushi. The emcee was a regular on Saturday Night Live Garrett Morris who played in some great movies as well
SNL has always had the same hit/miss ratio. People who say "it's just not funny anymore" need to pick a random episode from their "glory years" and watch it all the way through and see. The only thing is, being almost 50 years old now, they have to be careful not to repeat bits. Oh, and the fact that musical guests suck now isn't SNL's fault (the music greats die)
The 1980 Blues Brothers film is possibly the most enjoyable movie ive ever seen. Great music, great comedy, great cast.
I've easily watched it 10 times or more.
On a mission from God ( and the penguin)
A must see movie!
I still ask people in the car with me when we pass the police if they have SCMODS. So many great quotable lines. "You want I should wash the dead bugs off your windshield?" Elwood: "Its 106 miles to Chicago, we've got a full tank of gas, half a pack of cigarettes, its dark and we're wearing sunglasses." Jake: "Hit it."🤣 This was back when we could make jokes and laugh about things without fear of offending and getting cancelled. Truly a better world.
the Blues brothers movie is a must see one of the best you will ever see.
I have watched it more than any other movie ever. I could watch it again so much fun
Back when SNL was actually funny. Shows how old I am.
The best! Not just one of them. I believe it’s truly the best film ever made!!!
John Belushi was the only one to be in a #1 movie, Be on the #1 TV series, and have a #1 song ALL AT THE SAME TIME! What a loss.
Briefcase Full of Blues was the #1 album, too.
Joliet Jake (John Belushi) and Elwood (Dan Aykroyd) Blues were legit. It helped that they had a great backing band including : Steve Cropper-Guitar, Donald "Duck" Dunn-Bass, Matt "Guitar" Murphy-Guitar, Lou Marini, Tom Malone, Tom Scott and Alan Rubin on Horns, and Paul Schaeffer-Keyboards. Mr. Schaeffer also went on to lead the band on David Letterman's Late Night show. There is a very good movie called "The Blues Brothers" and a not so great one called "Blues Brothers 2000". Watch the first one, and look for a bunch of great cameos from some amazing singers, don't want to give it all away but they are awesome.
one of the finest groups of musicians ever put together in one band IMHO.
...and one of the best car chases in movie history.
Both best & second best car chase
@@thesuperdak7224 It broke my watch!
To be fair, musically the band was far above Belushi and Akroyd. Both of them are/were talented individuals but that band was amazing.
Remember that this "skit" was performed on LIVE television!!!
I loved the time they had Joe Cocker on and John Belushi came out dressed like him and imitated his singing style. Very funny, but John Belushi was megatalented!
that was hilarious !
They made albums and toured! They were a real band.
No, they became a real band...after this skit took off.
@@dennisshaper4744 They were a real band when they performed this. It PROVED that they were real to the doubters in the front office!
Yeah, they could be like a real band. . . .
Well they have some of the best studio musicians in history backing them up. That always helps.
So they actually made this into a movie,called,the blues brothers.awsome flick with an absolutely star studded cast.most of the musicians you c on the stage are in the movie also.
Fell in love with Carrie Fisher all over again.
That movie gave Aretha Franklin's and Ray Charles' careers a new life.
The Blues Brothers was Belushi and Ackroyd's homage to the great soul music of the '60s. This tune was a huge 1967 hit for Sam (Moore) and Dave (Prater) on the Memphis-based Stax Records label. Many of the musicians here were on the original soul hits, including guitarist Steve Cropper and bassist Donald "Duck" Dunn. You guys owe it to yourselves to dig deeper into the Stax catalogue. Timeless, classic soul at its very best!
Cropper and Dunn were members of Booker T. and the M.G.'s, the house band for Stax Records out of Memphis. They backed singers like Otis Redding and Wilson Picket, among others. I believe both are in the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame.
Dont forget "Blue Lou" Lou Marini!
Green Onions
Absolutely!!
Those are some serious musicians backing them up!
The band are legendary sessions players from Memphis. The guitarist is Steve Cropper who is a great guitarist. The Blues Brothers movie is a great comedy with people like Aretha Franklin, James Brown, Ray Charles, and more. I strongly recommend viewing. The scene from the country/western bar is classic
Steve Cropper and Donald "DucK" Dunn were part ofd Booker T. and trhe MGs, the house band for Stax Records. Much of the music the Blues Brothers played came straight from Stax, with Steve and Donald playing behined them. Stax was the main competitor to Motown in the 1960s. Right in this song, they are playing the same song they played for Sam & Dave on the original recording.
The Blues Brothers were huge in the late 70s. There was a Blues Brothers movie in 1980. We had their album. "R-r-r-rubber Biscuit" lol
"Well? What do you want for nothing?"
Do you know of a wish sandwich?
@@emptybraincase4181Damn, that just took me back🤣
The Blues Brothers is definitely in my Top 5 favourite movies. For anyone who hasn't seen it, it's a must watch 😂😂😂. .
The long-haired dude playing the Telecaster, is Steve "The Colonel" Cropper. 😎
He played on many famous R&B songs, and even co-wrote "Dock of the Bay" with the late great Otis Redding.
When The Beatles met Steve Cropper, they all bowed to him... that's how well-respected he is in the industry. 🤙😎
Steve and Duck...Started with a refused phone call from Belushi to Cropper. The blonde guy with the beard is Steve Cropper who wrote that song for Sam & Dave. "Play it Steve!".
Ah, the good old days…yes I am old, I remember this when I was at university in the late 70s. We were glued to the tv on Saturday nights. Mr. Bill, Roseanne Rosannadanna, coneheads, so many great skits.
Dan Ackroyd's "Bassomatic"; "Find the Pope in the Pizza" contest (with Father Guido Sarduchi); "Cheesebuugy, cheesebuugy, Coke. Coke" ; The Coneheads - "Consume fried chicken embryos"! & "We're from France"!'; Steve Martin and Dan Ackroyd - "We are Wild and Crazy Guys" ; Rosanne Rosannadana; Weekend Update - "I'm Chevy Chase and you're not!"; Bill Murray and Gilda Radner (Todd and Lisa Luebner)!; Belushi - "Samurai Night Fever"' Dan Ackroyd's impression of Julia Childs: Dan Ackroyd playing "Leonard Pinth-Garnell"; Christopher Walken (with Blue Oyster Cult- Don't Fear The Reaper) - "I got a fever.,,,,, and the only prescription is more cowbell!"; John Belushi mimicking Joe Cocker as they sing together; Steve Martin - "King Tut"; Dan Ackroyd & Jane Curtain (Weekend Update) - "Jane, you ignorant slut"!!!
Those first 3-5 years of SNL were the best, the very best!
Land shark
Definitely the golden age of SNL!
@@marksterner7532literally came here looking for the bass-o-matic 76. Was not disappointed, just upset took this long.
Sold out the Hollywood Bowl. 🤔✌️♥️🔥
I believe the Blues Brothers made a movie.
They made 2 incredible movies.🤘🏻
@@nickr104 1 Incredible movie....1 complete disaster.
🤣🤣🤣
One of the greatest movies ever made netflix it
In real life, Dan Akroyd was a big blues fan
Yeah, great MC - Garrett Morris.
The original Ant-Man!
They are still popular, so much so that at Universal theme parks they have them as street performers. I still remember watching them on Saturday Night Live when they started out.
Me too!
Gaahhhh!!!! You just took me back to high school. This is what Saturday night was back then. Love this. ❤
John Belushi is the only entertainer in U.S. history to have a #1 album (A suitcase full of blues), the #1 movie (Animal House) and be on the #1 rated T.V. show (Saturday night live) at the same time. He is an all time legend and was gone way too soon
They DID become a real legitimate musical group.
I remember with this episode aired. I saw this live on tv.
These two were AMAZINGLY TALENTED! 😅😅😅
Rock Island, Illinois: Jake and Elwood Blues Brothers - Statues of Dan Ackroyd and John Belushi, as the Blues Brothers Elwood and Jake sit in their fictional hometown - Update (2019): No longer there, but have been replaced by musical notes on one side, and angel wings on the other.
The movie also has one of the most iconic car chases and a young Carrie Fisher
They kinda were a real group. And, hell ya, their moves are sensational! (They also made a movie.)
The Blues Brothers started out with this skit and morphed into a movie and the release of an album.
The movie is a classic and a must see.
The first Blues Brothers album was released in 1978. The first Blues Brothers movie was released in 1980
Dan Aykroyd had a bit part in "Indian Jones and the Temple of Doom". He was the man that got them passage out of Hong Kong on the airplane full of chickens.
If I recall correctly belushi saw a band from Portland when he was down in Eugene filming animal house… I don’t remember their name but they were real blues musicians with black suits and did the briefcase schtick…
I liked SNL better when it was referred to as Saturday night live.
Originally it was Saturday Night
@@visaman "Live from New York, it's SATURDAY NIGHT!" ... ah memories.
They were a real band. Also, Steve Martin is an amazing banjo player. You should check out “Foggy Mountain Breakdown “. There’s no vocals but he’s with some absolute legends in bluegrass music. Don’t let the bluegrass thing scare you, you will enjoy it.
Blues brothers are hilariously funny on snl on tv it was funny soul man was a great song dan akroyd is funny 😂😂😂😂😂❤
Blues brothers did become an actual band, went on tour, made a movie and put out a couple of albums. Dan had a home outside of New Orleans and preformed in the quarter often. He also performed in the “we are the world” recording. I want to say they even play at Jazz Fest or in the city during Jazz Fest in the Lạt 70’s or early 80’s.
I saw the Blues Brothers in the 80s in the cinema, then on VHS, later on DVD and much later on Blu-ray. R.I.P John Belushi, you will live on forever in the Movie
The first few years of SNL were so entertaining! it brought us so many quality comedians, we really looked forward to it each week!
John Belushi was so talented. He was great at stand up comic, a good singer and dancer, and a really good actor. He’s another great talent that died too young of an overdose.
OMG...what memories!!! My younger brother (he's 6'4") and I spent the entire summer of '81 dressed exactly like Jake and Elwood. Needless to say, copious amounts of alcohol were involved. Good times...hard to believe that was over 40 years ago.
There are several SNL Samurai skits that are hilarious!
They knew they had just ripped it up, after Garrett Morris does the "Live from New York" bit you can see John and "Duck" Dunn congratulating each other behind Garrett.
IIRC, Belushi and Akroyd had the #1 album (Briefcase Full of Blues), were in the #1 movie (The Blues Brothers), and were in the #1 TV show (SNL) all at the same time.
And the No 1 video was 1941! No one has ever done that before or after! Rip John Belushi! I hope you have seen the movie. «We have a full tank of gas, half a pack of cigarettes, it is a 106 miles to Chicago, its dark and we are wearing sunglasses. Hit it!» lol!
Yes....
@@torgeirbrandsnes1916 "You promised you'd visit the penguin the day you got out." "Yeah, so I lied to her."
There's a Blues Brothers movie as well. It's really funny and has lots of blues legends in the cast.
Dan Ackroyd has also said that he drew some inspiration from the great Canadian band "Downchild Blues Band". Definitely worth a listen.
They made a movie!! The country bar scene was THE BEST!!!
The musicians who are playing with them played with the great blues musicians from back then! They were an amazing band just fuckin blow your socks off amazing!!!
In 1978, The Blues Brothers recorded a cover of "Rubber Biscuit" on the album Briefcase Full of Blues; this version (with lead vocal by actor-singer Dan Aykroyd) was released as a single that peaked at #37 on the Billboard Hot 100[3] and #44 in Canada.
Just to clarify the content of this link & performance DIRECTLY FROM THE PERSPECTIVE of college and university students who were - in the late 1970s - a LARGE percentage of the SNL audience (for example, I myself was then a student at Memphis State University): Most were familiar with Belushi and Ackroyd's visit to the White House and being impressed - at least, for COMEDIC purposes - with the dark suits / sunglasses of the Secret Service Agents; the "inside joke" of the linked performance is that: the MOST UNLIKELY THING IN THE WORLD that Secret Service Agents would be doing is an R&B performance in the Sam and Dave (see two respective Beyerlein & Penczner comments below) Memphis / Stax Records (African-American & Motown-Reminiscent) Energetic Dance style !!!!!!!!!!:):)
What a duo and a blast from the past. Things I haven't seen/heard for ages.
The Blues Brothers opened for the Grateful Dead the last night at Winterland.
He was carrying precious cargo, that was a briefcase full of blues , I have both their albums on vinyl great music
They are (were) a real group, concerts and everything. After John & Dan the guys in back are proven musicians.
John had a great voice, and Dan can really blow that harmonica ✌️🙂
Saw these guys live in concert in 1978 in So Cal ... was great show. The band was the same one in this video and they are a Great Band full of talent... Same band in the movie. Great Live show👍👍👍
They made a movie based on these characters called of course “The Blues Brothers “
The “More Cowbell” skit is my favorite older and my favorite newer one is With Kate McKinnon “Alien abduction “
BEST MOVIE EVER ❤The soundtrack alone plus the humour… always makes my heart happy 😊
R.I.P. to John Belushi, gone way too soon
The Blues Brothers originated on SNL
I remember being 13 yrs old and seeing this on SNL.
I caught the Blues Brothers in concert in Detroit at Pine Knob. Fantastic!
I have a Blues Brothers cassette tape that I played in the car a million zillion times. GREAT road music.
This is why Dan Akroyd was invited to be part of the chorus for We are the World
Unfortunately, Jake was no longer available.
You HAVE to watch the Blues Brothers movie. Great music, hilarious, and one of the best car chases ever!!
Only "one" car chase??
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😁
Haha! Isn’t the whole movie one big car chase?😂
Now on to watching The Blues Brothers movie. Absolutely hilarious and the musical numbers are top notch!
When I first watched this on SNL, I thought to myself oh here we go another comedy skit. To say that I was dazzled would be a giant understatement.
Back then...we never missed an episode of SNL! It was so good!!!
NIce reaction. John Belushi was one of the funniest people out there. I know you guys do skits also so check out some of John's skits. Cheeseburger Cheeseburger, Samurai Delicatessen are a couple I love and you will also.
Don't forget The Bad News Bee's ! !
@@rogerdaly6326 I think you are talking about The Killer bees the one where he breaks into a house.
@@alexharbison4411 No , the skit i'm remembering is the one where the bees were at camp and one of them gets caught pleasing himself in bed and all the other bees start chanting "Richies buzzing off ! , Richies buzzing off !". He tries to deny it and Belushi asks him , "then why's there honey on your sheets ! "
The original SNL cast, pre-1980 was the best. It was always funny and the best guest stars and musical groups. This is how the concept of the Blue Brothers started out. They were only supposed to perform a couple of times on the show, but it was such a hit, they went on to do some albums and the "Blues Brothers" movie, which if you haven't seen, you really must. There was a second movie "Blues Brothers 200", which was lousy, but great soundtrack.
Always funny would be a giant stretch, but they were funny more often than not, which has rarely been the case in the years since.
I was in high school when SNL started and we would have watch parties at each other homes and back then, you laughed the whole time. It was the best back then and we loved the blues brothers especially. Oh, on Monday’s that’s all everyone was talking about in the halls, Gilda Radner was one of our top 3 favorites
Amazing how lite Dan was on his feet back in the day.
Both of them for stocky dudes could move.
My late dad loved watching this skit cause of the dancing these two did.
The Blues Brothers movie was both my mom n dads favorite.
Was lucky enough to see them at Pine Knob outside of Detroit. One of the most fun concerts I have ever attended.
Sue I have heard you sing and you have a great voice. Ty Both for the memory.
They charted a #1 album back in the 70’s backed by the STAX house band.
It's been said that the Blues Brothers were a Memphis rhythm section with New York horns.
I never knew this existed, that was a treat.. thx to whoever suggested it.
John's brother has a pot farm and a line of products including The Blues Brothers.
These guys were GREAT!!!
This is my favourite film & remember watching it when it first came out on VHS cassette
YOU HAVE TO SEE THE MOVIE THE BLUES BROTHERS IT GREAT...😎😎
Gotta go and see the Penguin 🐧🐧.✌️
You’ve got to watch their 1980 movie
I guess I just need to come to grips to the fact there are people that don't know who John Belushi and Dan Aykroyd is, oh well
If you liked that, you should see the Blues Brother movie.
“Briefcase Full Of Blues” is a definite must own album for any lovers of soul, rhythm & blues music. One fantastic collection of tunes performed by an elite group of master musicians. ✌🏼😎🇺🇸
They are on a mission from God
The emcee is Garrett Morris. He was an member of the original SNL cast. Steve Cropper (guitar) and Duck Dunn (bass) were members of Booker T and The MG's. Booker T and The MG's were the main studio musicians for Stax Records.The album, Briefcase Full of Blues was recorded at The Universal Amphitheater in Southern California, when they opened for comedian, Steve Martin. It's an album of covers of old blues and soul tunes. It's an excellent album. The band was made up of most of the SNL house band. They were excellent musicians. They were a real touring band for a while. The song, Soul Man is a cover. It was done originally by Sam and Dave...
I got to see this band live at the Universal Amphitheatre in Los Angeles. I had no idea who they were because a friend invited me and I had never yet heard of the band. Of course as soon as they came out on the stage I recognized John and Dan. Man!! What a show they put on and every member of the band was absolutely incredible. They did a movie called "The Blues Brothers" you should check it out, it is great. They were a real band for a while and for a movie. When I saw them the show was being recorded so as each person came into the theatre, we had to sign a card that said we would not be eligible for any royalties if we were shown on the footage. This band made at least one album and got lots of radio play. They were just too much fun!
SNL was SO GOOD, during this time, and times before....OMG - FUNNY!!! Chee-buggah - Chee-buggah - Chee-buggah!! :D :D :D :D :D :D There were SO MANY GOOD COMEDIANS on there...and, the writers were SO GREAT!! I miss those days! THANKS for reacting to this one!! :) HUGS!
The Blues Brothers were originally John Belushi and Dan Akroyd with the classic "Memphis Group" from Stax/Volt backing them up. This clip was their debut to the world. After this skit and performance, they were signed to Atlantic Records. They recorded their first album, which was mainly covers of classic blues, R&B, and Soul songs, went on tour, and soon made the first Blues Brothers movie. Belushi and Akroyd left Saturday Night Live shortly after the Blues Brothers took off.
I was a big fan of SNL back then, and I remember seeing this. Legit blues musicians, and Dan Akroyd was a huge fan of this music, and got John into it too. Good times.
I saw the Blues Brothers in concert back in June of 1980 at the Universal Amphitheater in Hollywood. I was 18 back then. I was great. RIP John Belushi. 😢
They were introduced by Garrett Morris, who was the original Ant Man in an SNL skit. He does a cameo in the Ant Man movie.
You two really need to see the movie,so many icons perform in it as musicians you need to see"Blues Brothers!"
This, like the King Tut performance, is from the time when SNL was amusing & entertaining.
These two hit it so big with this routine on several episodes that they went on to make the great Blues Brothers movie as well as performing in concert.
They were so much fun.
I saw them live in Dallas in the 70's. Great music and super fun.
WATCH THE DAMN MOVIE
Absolute This /\
Finally someone with different content for reactions!!! I’m on video 2 of you guys and I’m vibing w you so far!!!!❤
Blues Brothers was a famous skit from the glory days of SNL. They made a movie out of it that is just insane, involving dozens of musical superstars, 60 police cars, the national guard, the entire fire department of Chicago, and Carrie Fischer wielding a rocket launcher. There were dozens of great repeating skits from this era, including Weekend Update with Rosanne Rossana Danna, Emily Litella who always called Chevy Chase "Cheddar Cheese," Point Counterpoint, Mr. Bill, Mr. Robinson's Neighborhood, the Killer Bees, Samurai Laundry and the Olympia Restaurant. The best one I ever saw was Gilda Radner doing a musical spoof of Mick Jagger, but I can't find it anywhere.
I think a few months after this John Belushi...was on the number one show on TV ..had the top movie in the country The Blues Brothers...and the The number one Album in the country The Blues Brothers. Amazing