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Blues Brothers, From A Chance Skit To Classic Album & Hit Movie. Here Are Our Favorite Blues Brothers Moments

by Fabrizio Nava • Published February 3, 2016

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DYR brings you our top Blues Brother moments.

Sadly, the Blues Brothers time in the spotlight was cut short due to the sudden death of Belushi, who suffered a drug overdose in 1982. Since then Aykroyd has kept the legacy alive, performing with longtime friend John Goodman and Johns brother Jim on various occasions.

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Before they were the Blues Brothers, John Belushi and Dan Aykroyd shined during a skit in which they performed as Howard Shore and His All-Bee Band.

 

“The Blues Brothers – ‘B’ Movie Boxcar Blues “

The Brothers cover of blues rock musician Delbert McClinton’s song was a huge hit with their fans.

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