Blues Brothers - 'Sweet Home Chicago'
Uploaded by: CappyNJ
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A music video I made for Sweet Home Chicago by The Blues Brothers using clips from the 1980 classic musical comedy. This has always been one of my favorite films. The comedy, the music, the outlandish stunts with Aykroyd and Belushi in the middle of it all made them one of the great iconic duos. It pains me when I hear the speculation that an eventual sequel was talked about once the film became a box office hit - but then Belushi's premature death occurred. I would have loved to have seen how they would have continued the adventures of Jake and Elwood. Possibly it would have failed and had been a disappointing followup, unfortunately we'll never know. I still can't bring myself to watch Blues Brothers 2000. In my mind once Belushi died, so did the Brothers.
Check out some of the responses and other musicians versions of the tune. Good stuff
Tags for this video: Aykroyd Belushi Blues Brothers Chicago Dan Elwood Home Jake John music Sweet
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it isnt as good as the original but its definitely worth watching
One new prophythaltic...one soiled. New Oldsmobiles are in early this year. This is definitely Lower Wacker Drive. That Night Train is a mean wine. Leave me alone you fat penguin! I hope those cops don't have SCMODS. No man, those lights are out on purpose! I hate Illinois Nazis. I've always loved
you. It was floods, locusts, it wasn't my FAULT!
å alle måder. jeg giver den 5 ud af 5 stjerner *****
[b]actually the bluesmobile is a 1974 dodge monaco[/b] You are correct sir, nice catch. Here I was thinking it was a Fury all these years. In looking it up I confirmed something else that I had heard years ago: that the high speed "el" scenes were, in fact, shot at 120 MPH. Whoo hoo!!