Blues Brothers

Vinyl Records and Rare LPs:

	Best Of The Blues Brothers Used - Vinyl - SD 19331 1981 Original. LP Appears Glossy, Unplayed. more
	Best Of The Blues Brothers Used - Vinyl - SD 19331 1981 US Original. Clean Copy! more
	Best Of The Blues Brothers New - Vinyl - P 6484 Sealed 1981 Japanese Pressing With Discwasher Hype Sticker On The Outer Baggy. more
	Best Of The Blues Brothers Used - Vinyl - K 50 858 1981 Best Of Compilation. Record Appears Glossy, Unplayed. more
	Briefcase Full Of Blues New - Vinyl - SD 19217 Sealed 1978 Original. more
	Briefcase Full Of Blues Used - Vinyl - SD 19217 1978 Stereo Original. Light Lower Right Corner Bump. more
	Briefcase Full Of Blues Used - Vinyl - SD 19217 1978 Stereo Original Mastered At Sterling. Custom Song Hype Sticker On Shrink. more
	Briefcase Full Of Blues Used - Vinyl - SD 19217 1978 US original Monarch pressing with saw cut. Nice VG++ vinyl. "The Blues Brothers began as an affectionate joke-cum-tribute to R&B music, and taken in that spirit it retained its entertainment value, even after this live album topped the charts, sold two million copies, and produced hit singles in "Rubber Biscuit" and "Soul Man." The guardians of popular music have always been entirely too reverent and humorless, however, and it wasn't long before they were leveling charges of rip-off against the Brothers and complaining that John Belushi couldn't sing as well as Otis Redding. So what? No one seems to have noticed that Belushi was as obsessive about citing his sources as Frank Sinatra is about naming his arrangers -- you'd have thought those critics would have appreciated the footnotes. The beneficiaries of Belushi's encomiums didn't mind the increased exposure or the renewed royalty checks ("I suggest you buy as many blues albums as you can," Belushi told the audience), and even today, what comes across in these performances is the sincerity of feeling -- that and some tasty playing from a top-notch band." All Music Guide – William Ruhlmann more
	Briefcase Full Of Blues Used - Vinyl - SD 19217 1978 Stereo Original, Monarch Pressing. Still In Shrink. "The Blues Brothers Began As An Affectionate Joke-cum-tribute To R&b Music, And Taken In That Spirit It Retained Its Entertainment Value, Even After This Live Album Topped The Charts, Sold Two Million Copies, And Produced Hit Singles In "Rubber Biscuit" And "Soul Man." The Guardians Of Popular Music Have Always Been Entirely Too Reverent And Humorless, However, And It Wasn't Long Before They Were Leveling Charges Of Rip-off Against The Brothers And Complaining That John Belushi Couldn't Sing As Well As Otis Redding. So What? No One Seems To Have Noticed That Belushi Was As Obsessive About Citing His Sources As Frank Sinatra Is About Naming His Arrangers -- You'd Have Thought Those Critics Would Have Appreciated The Footnotes. The Beneficiaries Of Belushi's Encomiums Didn't Mind The Increased Exposure Or The Renewed Royalty Checks ("I Suggest You Buy As Many Blues Albums As You Can," Belushi Told The Audience), And Even Today, What Comes Across In These Performances Is The Sincerity Of Feeling -- That And Some Tasty Playing From A Top-notch Band." AMG Review By William Ruhlmann. more
	Briefcase Full Of Blues Used - Vinyl - SD 19217 1978 Stereo Original. more
	Briefcase Full Of Blues Used - Vinyl - SD 19217 1978 Stereo Original. Mild Ring Wear. more
	Briefcase Full Of Blues Used - Vinyl - SD 19217 1978 Stereo Original Mastered At Sterling. Custom Song Hype Sticker On Shrink. VG++ Vinyl. Corner Crease. more
	Briefcase Full Of Blues New - Vinyl - SD 19217 Sealed 1978 Original. "Briefcase Full of Blues" is a live album by the Blues Brothers, released on November 28, 1978, by Atlantic Records. The album captures the energetic performance of Dan Aykroyd and John Belushi's comedic musical personas, Elwood and "Joliet" Jake Blues, during a live show at the Universal Amphitheatre in Los Angeles on September 9, 1978. Known for its authentic tribute to classic blues and soul music, the album features covers of well-known hits such as "Soul Man," "Rubber Biscuit," and "Hey Bartender." The dynamic interplay between Aykroyd's harmonica and Belushi's vocals, backed by an accomplished band that includes members like Steve Cropper and Donald "Duck" Dunn, contributes to the album's raw and spirited sound. "Briefcase Full of Blues" was both a commercial success and a cultural phenomenon, reaching number one on the Billboard 200 chart and earning a double platinum certification. The album's release helped to solidify the Blues Brothers as a legitimate musical act, beyond their origins as a comedic sketch on "Saturday Night Live." The infectious energy of the live performance and the duo's genuine love for the blues genre resonated with audiences, bridging the gap between comedy and music. This album not only set the stage for the Blues Brothers' subsequent film and tours but also played a role in the late 1970s revival of interest in traditional blues and soul music. more
	Briefcase Full Of Blues Used - Vinyl - SD 19217 1978 US Columbia House club pressing. "Briefcase Full of Blues" is a live album by the Blues Brothers, released on November 28, 1978, by Atlantic Records. The album captures the energetic performance of Dan Aykroyd and John Belushi's comedic musical personas, Elwood and "Joliet" Jake Blues, during a live show at the Universal Amphitheatre in Los Angeles on September 9, 1978. Known for its authentic tribute to classic blues and soul music, the album features covers of well-known hits such as "Soul Man," "Rubber Biscuit," and "Hey Bartender." The dynamic interplay between Aykroyd's harmonica and Belushi's vocals, backed by an accomplished band that includes members like Steve Cropper and Donald "Duck" Dunn, contributes to the album's raw and spirited sound. "Briefcase Full of Blues" was both a commercial success and a cultural phenomenon, reaching number one on the Billboard 200 chart and earning a double platinum certification. The album's release helped to solidify the Blues Brothers as a legitimate musical act, beyond their origins as a comedic sketch on "Saturday Night Live." The infectious energy of the live performance and the duo's genuine love for the blues genre resonated with audiences, bridging the gap between comedy and music. This album not only set the stage for the Blues Brothers' subsequent film and tours but also played a role in the late 1970s revival of interest in traditional blues and soul music. more
	Made In America Used - Vinyl - SD 16025 1980 Columbia House Release Still In Shrink. LP Appears Virtually Unplayed. 1B/1B Stampers. Lower Left Corner Crease, Hence Price. more
	The Blues Brothers (Original Soundtrack Recording) Colored Vinyl - New - 0603497845552 Sealed 2020 Limited Edition Reissue Pressed On Transparent Blue Vinyl. US Press. more