12 thoughts on “TT*: We’re putting the band back together”
Best flick ever…
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Ever!
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And as much as I like Jim Belushi – he can’t replace his brother. The only Elwood..
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So Agree!
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Great story, great music and great acting. How many police cars were destroyed in the making of that movie?
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103! A World Record at the time!
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yes!
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That would be a great reunion!
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It would!
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The Curl Up and Dye.
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Thanks for making me smile. Many, less than six degrees of separation circumstances with this iconic legendary movie & two about John Belushi. Last night, I heard a recording of The Temptations singing the song Otis Day and the Knights sang in The Blues Brother Movie. I watch the movie probably three times a year since it was released. I couldn’t restrain myself from chuckling while on vacation years ago, we were attending an outside variety show (amazing ampi- theater with seating for at least 700) in which they played the Theme from “Rawhide” our child said quite audibly – they know about The Blues Brothers out here in North Dakota, < oh the charm of innocence 🙂 PS: I love singing the blues and listening to the blues.
Best flick ever…
Ever!
And as much as I like Jim Belushi – he can’t replace his brother. The only Elwood..
So Agree!
Great story, great music and great acting. How many police cars were destroyed in the making of that movie?
103! A World Record at the time!
yes!
That would be a great reunion!
It would!
The Curl Up and Dye.
Thanks for making me smile. Many, less than six degrees of separation circumstances with this iconic legendary movie & two about John Belushi. Last night, I heard a recording of The Temptations singing the song Otis Day and the Knights sang in The Blues Brother Movie. I watch the movie probably three times a year since it was released. I couldn’t restrain myself from chuckling while on vacation years ago, we were attending an outside variety show (amazing ampi- theater with seating for at least 700) in which they played the Theme from “Rawhide” our child said quite audibly – they know about The Blues Brothers out here in North Dakota, < oh the charm of innocence 🙂 PS: I love singing the blues and listening to the blues.
Wonderful story Christie. Thanks for sharing.