whaaaa ? that cant be true. i've seen the movie 300 times. (even noticed joe walsh at the end) if that is true, i am getting a donald " duck" dunn tat this weekend. thanks for keeping it real.
All right people. The rest of the hard working all star Blues Brothers are gonna be out here in a minute, including my little brother Jake. But right now, I`d like to talk a little bit about this tune you`re hearing. This is ofcourse the Green Onions tune. It was a very big hit in the early sixties in this country. And ofcourse it was composed and recorded in Memphis, Tennessee, right here in the United States Of America. You know, people, I believe that this tune can be acquinted with the great classical music around the world. Now you go to Germany, you`ve got your Bach, your Beethoven, your Brahms... Here in America you`ve got your Fred McDowell, your Irving Berlin, your Glenn Miller, and your Booker T & The MG`s, people. Another example of the great contributions in music and culture that this country has made around the world. And as you look around the world today, you see this country spurned. You see backs turned on this country. Well people, I`m gonna tell you something, this continent, North America, is the stronghold! This is where we`re gonna make our stand in this decade! Yeah, people, I`ve got something to say to the State Department. I say Take that archaic Monroe Doctrine, and that Marshall Plan that says we`re supposed to police force the world, and throw `em out! Let`s stay home for the next ten years people! Right here in North America and enjoy the music and culture that is ours. Yeah, I got one more thing to say. I`m just talking about the music, people, and what it does to me. And that is, as you look around the world, you go to the Soviet Union or Great Britain or France, you name it, any country... Everybody is doing flips and twists just to get into a genuine pair of American blue jeans! And to hear this music and we got it all here in America, the land of the Chrysler 440 cubic inch engine!
190 years of my father's fathers born and raised in that same Rock Island City as Jake 'n Elwood. Something 'bout living with that mighty muddy water that's always flowing, always going, never slowing. . . . Age of 11 when my mission from god was revealed to me by John Lee singing 'n playing 'n stomping out the beat with his feet on Maxwell Street . . . No way for me to deny my body 'n spirit experiencing the light of the gods as that Maxwell street boogie surged through me . . . planting thick blue roots in my soulhole. . . .I was set free that day and the blues has kept me that way. . . .Thank you., Brothers Blue.
Now that organ has the most snazzy sound... "let's stay home for the next ten years people.." Anyone listening to this as the US is getting out of Afghanistan?
Everybody is doing flips and twists just to get into a genuine pair of American blue jeans! And to hear this music and we got it all here in America, the land of the Chrysler 440 cubic inch engine! :)
Ah, the Blues Brothers... All my best musics in life. 25 years ago, I was already a fan. It is the first VHS tape I bought. And the first DVD as well in my collection. And my most listened CD albums (I had to buy them multiple times since I reached the maximum limit of using a CD and the first one stop being usable!) It was also the music I listened when I was at hospital for 1,5 month, and it helped very much. One of the most important reasons for me to travel one day in the USA... "I've got everything I need... almost."
YOU wore out a cd? i didn't think that was possible. not until i read it was a blues brothers cd. you are my hero. i am sending a virtual rubber biscuit.
@@garywalters5468 wow. I once wore out a vinyl record, at least to the point where it started skipping several times in the song, but I never wore out a CD...
I bought the BB's LP Made ln America just after it first came out (official release date was 12/8/80--scary, huh?!?), & l fell in love with it immediately! Basically a live show recorded during filming of their movie. Heard this song on the radio in early '81, & went huntin for it the next day! Oh, how l WISH there was a video made of that show; l'd buy it immediately, if not sooner! My favorite live LP of all time!!
What do you mean by 'any other band'? This is half of Booker T & The MG's, Steve Cropper und Donald Dunn! It's like Paul and Ringo performing a Beatles song with a little help of some friends.
@@88Alimo That is good, I have that but, Briefcase Full of Blues w/o a doubt, is superior to Made in America. The Green Onions Tune on there through, is top notch version of Booker T and the MG's. Look into J Geiles Full House Album/CD..... Incredible stuff!!!! Also, Lamont Cranston cd title = "Lamont Live" a 2 disk cd Even better than all the other stuff!!!!!!! Lamont Cranston are in the BLues Hall of Fame. "Lamont Cranston" is the Stage name of Pat Hayes = The leader of the Band he is thier singer, plays the harmonica and Guitar as well. Goto this link th-cam.com/video/tx26rhHKidY/w-d-xo.html and goto 1:53:18 and listen. It is the end of the nights gig and the way they end it is incredible.
I attended my mother in law’s naturalization ceremony last year as she and about 50 others became American citizens. I thought about the long journeys that they traveled to that point, probably overcoming war and poverty in many cases. Then I saw the joy that these people - almost all of them non-white - got from finally being Americans. It was deeply moving and I personally walked up several of them and congratulated them. Very often it’s the immigrants who appreciate how good they have it in America. It says a lot that even with all of our problems, far more people are trying to get in - even to the point of risking their lives - than trying to get out. Elwood’s monologue is a great reminder of all the good that’s come from America, and that we should be proud of it.
@@Lexilove2016 first off - I don't have tik tok and I don't use tik tok culture terms. Secondly - that's just how most people under the age of 25 talk in 2021
ROFLing @ Aykroyd's monologue! The Monroe Doctrine is all about staying home & not being the cop of the world. Then again he's Canadian. And it's still good music. 😷
Monroe Doctrine (1823) President James Monroe’s 1823 annual message to Congress contained the Monroe Doctrine, which warned European powers not to interfere in the affairs of the Western Hemisphere. Understandably, the United States has always taken a particular interest in its closest neighbors - the nations of the Western Hemisphere. Equally understandably, expressions of this concern have not always been favorably regarded by other American nations. The Monroe Doctrine is the best known U.S. policy toward the Western Hemisphere. Buried in a routine annual message delivered to Congress by President James Monroe in December 1823, the doctrine warns European nations that the United States would not tolerate further colonization or puppet monarchs. The doctrine was conceived to meet major concerns of the moment, but it soon became a watchword of U.S. policy in the Western Hemisphere. The Monroe Doctrine was invoked in 1865 when the U.S. government exerted diplomatic and military pressure in support of the Mexican President Benito Juárez. This support enabled Juárez to lead a successful revolt against the Emperor Maximilian, who had been placed on the throne by the French government. Almost 40 years later, in 1904, European creditors of a number of Latin American countries threatened armed intervention to collect debts. President Theodore Roosevelt promptly proclaimed the right of the United States to exercise an “international police power” to curb such “chronic wrongdoing.” As a result, U. S. Marines were sent into Santo Domingo in 1904, Nicaragua in 1911, and Haiti in 1915, ostensibly to keep the Europeans out. Other Latin American nations viewed these interventions with misgiving, and relations between the “great Colossus of the North” and its southern neighbors remained strained for many years. In 1962, the Monroe Doctrine was invoked symbolically when the Soviet Union began to build missile-launching sites in Cuba. With the support of the Organization of American States, President John F. Kennedy threw a naval and air quarantine around the island. After several tense days, the Soviet Union agreed to withdraw the missiles and dismantle the sites. Subsequently, the United States dismantled several of its obsolete air and missile bases in Turkey. (Information excerpted from Milestone Documents [Washington, DC: The National Archives and Records Administration, 1995] pp. 26-29.)
@@sirstrongbad Good detail. Thx! Sometime I'll look into this more. But "in these trying times" I have other aspects of political philosophy on my mind when not dealing with more basic challenges in life.
was does moratorium the cremeatorium have to do with it's amore...that right Tina Turner what's love got do got do with it...who needs a heart...wait a second..
Dan's a bit of a freak, mostly in a good way, but now and then he goes over the line (no disrespect) I'm not a big USA fan anyway, so the monologue almost comes across as a joke to me. Which would have been fine, to do it as an act (and maybe he did?) but I get the feeling he was pretty genuine.
STAX should be regarded as a major contribution to world culture
i now have levi's madev n mexico, egypt, none from usa anymore tho..😮.....thanks elwood , miss ya jake... gone mopar 442!!❤❤❤
i cant say how much that organ screams amazingness
Im 61 and this has been stuck in my head since i heard it in the blues brothers movie so many years ago
The Blues Brothers Bass Player (Dunn) was also in "Booker T and the MGs" the band that wrote this song.
Great thanks for sharing totally makes sense
So was Steve "The Colonel" Cropper
whaaaa ? that cant be true. i've seen the movie 300 times. (even noticed joe walsh at the end) if that is true, i am getting a donald " duck" dunn tat this weekend. thanks for keeping it real.
Duck Dunn joined the band some year after Green Onions“
So was Steve cropper,..Donald duck Dunn, & STEVE CROPPER were the musicians who recorded G.O. & everything with booker t.
I know,..I was there.
One of the best films ever made
The best comedy of all time.
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This song screams to me. It is probably my favorite song (this version). This album is top of the list too.
Your not alone my friend
U know about culture
@@chrisgodlaproductions3106 I see people with the name Chris have good taste in music.
@@christophersonawane absolutely 😎
We got it all here in America!
The land of the Chrysler 440 cubic inch engine!! 🏁 🇺🇸
That was the first album i listened to when I was 4 or 5 years old. That song got stuck in my brain!!! It's still one of the coolest tunes out there.
Same here. I still dance alone listening this music
Io ne avevo 20 ed ero nel pieno della mia adolescenza bei tempi
I'm the same but with the movie
All right people. The rest of the hard working all star Blues Brothers are
gonna be out here in a minute, including my little brother Jake. But
right now, I`d like to talk a little bit about this tune you`re hearing.
This is ofcourse the Green Onions tune. It was a very big hit in the
early sixties in this country. And ofcourse it was composed and
recorded in Memphis, Tennessee, right here in the United States Of
America. You know, people, I believe that this tune can be
acquinted with the great classical music around the world. Now you
go to Germany, you`ve got your Bach, your Beethoven, your
Brahms... Here in America you`ve got your Fred McDowell, your
Irving Berlin, your Glenn Miller, and your Booker T & The MG`s,
people. Another example of the great contributions in music and
culture that this country has made around the world. And as you
look around the world today, you see this country spurned. You see
backs turned on this country. Well people, I`m gonna tell you
something, this continent, North America, is the stronghold! This is
where we`re gonna make our stand in this decade! Yeah, people,
I`ve got something to say to the State Department. I say Take that
archaic Monroe Doctrine, and that Marshall Plan that says we`re
supposed to police force the world, and throw `em out! Let`s stay
home for the next ten years people! Right here in North America
and enjoy the music and culture that is ours. Yeah, I got one more
thing to say. I`m just talking about the music, people, and what it
does to me. And that is, as you look around the world, you go to the
Soviet Union or Great Britain or France, you name it, any country...
Everybody is doing flips and twists just to get into a genuine pair of
American blue jeans! And to hear this music and we got it all here
in America, the land of the Chrysler 440 cubic inch engine!
Amen and my digital library
I was following the lyrics wen I was listening to the music but I got distracted and started dancing
Thanks for the lyrics I still dont think I can memorize the song but still handy
Elwood Blues is one of my personal heroes!
you are the acter of the tall guy
It ain't possible to beat The Blues Brothers and the Isleys
190 years of my father's fathers born and raised in that same Rock Island City as Jake 'n Elwood. Something 'bout living with that mighty muddy water that's always flowing, always going, never slowing. . . . Age of 11 when my mission from god was revealed to me by John Lee singing 'n playing 'n stomping out the beat with his feet on Maxwell Street . . . No way for me to deny my body 'n spirit experiencing the light of the gods as that Maxwell street boogie surged through me . . . planting thick blue roots in my soulhole. . . .I was set free that day and the blues has kept me that way. . . .Thank you., Brothers Blue.
Belushi great bluesman. R.i.P John.
Now that organ has the most snazzy sound...
"let's stay home for the next ten years people.." Anyone listening to this as the US is getting out of Afghanistan?
Excellent song that tells a story. Thumb up.
Man, the Blues brothers were real hot shit! They had a band powerful enough to turn Goat piss into Gasoline!...
Don’t you go changing!
Elwood for president Elwood's platform a Dodge in every garage.
This feels like a song for a heist movie and this is what plays during the preparation phase while the main character narrates what they need to do
🎯
Everybody is doing flips and twists just to get into a genuine pair of
American blue jeans! And to hear this music and we got it all here in
America, the land of the Chrysler 440 cubic inch engine! :)
Made in America 👌🏽💪🏾 Old school chrysler
Ah, the Blues Brothers... All my best musics in life.
25 years ago, I was already a fan. It is the first VHS tape I bought. And the first DVD as well in my collection. And my most listened CD albums (I had to buy them multiple times since I reached the maximum limit of using a CD and the first one stop being usable!)
It was also the music I listened when I was at hospital for 1,5 month, and it helped very much.
One of the most important reasons for me to travel one day in the USA...
"I've got everything I need... almost."
And I forgot to mention the video games, as well!
YOU wore out a cd? i didn't think that was possible. not until i read it was a blues brothers cd. you are my hero. i am sending a virtual rubber biscuit.
@@garywalters5468 wow. I once wore out a vinyl record, at least to the point where it started skipping several times in the song, but I never wore out a CD...
You're listening to Booker T & The MG's Steve Cropper on lead guitar. Belushi & Aykroyd are the dancers.
The Blues Brothers , the Legend ❤️
Best Version there is
From Chicago Illinois
Belushi il miglior attore nel film blush Brothers ciao
That is some sick shit right there..hell yeah
It's SOOO
way hard!!!
I have been trying to find this for hours and finalllllly remembered it! Yehhhhh boyyyyyy!
A REVOLUTION!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Reading his speech in the comments didn't get me, but dammit I got choked up listening to Elwood say it.
dude.....this should come after the nat'l anthem. i still get chills when i listen to this every time every six months.
What can I say, Brilliant.
I bought the BB's LP Made ln America just after it first came out (official release date was 12/8/80--scary, huh?!?), & l fell in love with it immediately! Basically a live show recorded during filming of their movie. Heard this song on the radio in early '81, & went huntin for it the next day! Oh, how l WISH there was a video made of that show; l'd buy it immediately, if not sooner! My favorite live LP of all time!!
The blues brothers is the best
Awesome tune!
best foreign policy statement
we need it today over 40 years later
The Best.⚡
W Blues Brothers
Love yous. And sax and bass player. And trombone
"This continent, North America, is the STRONGHOLD!!!"
✌🗽🎯🏆💝🌞😎🙃👍.
Take Care out There.
Robert Kraft 33.3×3
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*Used to be
Several band members were in The Booker T and The MG's
Blues Brothers is the best!
I was 9 when this song came out in 1967,65 now
Super blues 😀😀😀😀😀😀😀😀😀😀😀😀😀😀😀😀😀😀😀😀😀😀😀😀😀😀😀😀😀😀😀😀😀😀😀
Steve Cropper with the killer lead..original member Booker T and The MG’s…in fact he co-wrote this..
We need more music like this more than ever. We need to be united not divided.
Questa musica è la cura per l'umanità intera!!!!
Incredible
"Here ins Memphis TN." ..... *me turns around* huh, what ya know, the blues brothers was here
I know. They probably took the"Night Train to Memphis"
Very good 👍👍👍👍👍
Jim Belushi be selling that loud outside the trap
Did ellwood namedrop a car?
If *any* other band can do this song justice, it's this one :-)
Tom Petty (RIP) and the Heartbreakers did a killer version
They've got two thirds of the original members they should haha
can we can a hells yeah for paul schaffer? he is a tremendous slouch.
What do you mean by 'any other band'? This is half of Booker T & The MG's, Steve Cropper und Donald Dunn! It's like Paul and Ringo performing a Beatles song with a little help of some friends.
Make no mistake, North America is the stronghold, and its where we are going to make a stand in this decade.
Don’t you go changing!
Grande versione del fu Belushi rip John sempre nel mio cuore
Your killing me smalls. You chew it of course!
Very nice song
I don't understand people who dislike videos - especially ones like this
Miss clicks and bots.
@@Xsses ah, true. Good point
commie pinkos
Briefcase of Blues is their best album.
This
@@88Alimo
That is good, I have that but, Briefcase Full of Blues w/o a doubt, is superior to Made in America.
The Green Onions Tune on there through, is top notch version of Booker T and the MG's.
Look into J Geiles Full House Album/CD..... Incredible stuff!!!!
Also, Lamont Cranston cd title = "Lamont Live" a 2 disk cd Even better than all the other stuff!!!!!!!
Lamont Cranston are in the BLues Hall of Fame.
"Lamont Cranston" is the Stage name of Pat Hayes = The leader of the Band he is thier singer, plays the harmonica and Guitar as well.
Goto this link
th-cam.com/video/tx26rhHKidY/w-d-xo.html
and goto 1:53:18 and listen. It is the end of the nights gig and the way they end it is incredible.
Great... thanks.
green onions also good for you
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Thank you! You are Slime Rock Gods!
Que chingona rolita man.
I didn't realize I knew like all the blues brothers songs . They lit
1:48 👌
OI FAM I LOVE THIS ONE
The BLUES BROS. COVERED GREEN ONIONS???
SHUT THE BACK FRIGGIN DOOR, BUY SAM A DRINK AND GET HIS DOG ONE TOO🤣🤣🤣🤣
Not really a cover when half of the original band is playing.
really good!
Dan Aykroyd (Ellwood) is Canadian and he has more pride in the USA then a lot of Americans today. Crazy
You gotta have something to be proud of. Pride in your country for pride's sake is pointless.
I attended my mother in law’s naturalization ceremony last year as she and about 50 others became American citizens. I thought about the long journeys that they traveled to that point, probably overcoming war and poverty in many cases. Then I saw the joy that these people - almost all of them non-white - got from finally being Americans. It was deeply moving and I personally walked up several of them and congratulated them.
Very often it’s the immigrants who appreciate how good they have it in America. It says a lot that even with all of our problems, far more people are trying to get in - even to the point of risking their lives - than trying to get out.
Elwood’s monologue is a great reminder of all the good that’s come from America, and that we should be proud of it.
Its a Crime that this album is not on iTunes…
Wow i didn't realize that Dan Akroyd was an isolationist
I don't think he is anymore, I doubt he believes any of this anymore if you watch current day interviews with him.
Aye this be slappin no 🧢
Please don't bring fancy shmancy tik talk into this comments section
@@Lexilove2016 first off - I don't have tik tok and I don't use tik tok culture terms. Secondly - that's just how most people under the age of 25 talk in 2021
I swear this is I the first GTA game on ps1
Classic
love it
Aykroyd was right. Americans are better making blues at home with guitar and organ than making blues all around the world at the barrel of a gun.
Awesome
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懐かしい
Nice to hear some pro American sentiment for a change.
... yep, just for a change
Change !!!
"On The Rise"
“ Let’s stay home for the next 10 years!” That did not age well
Then came the year we had to stay home for 10 months
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orange whip ?
th-cam.com/video/1oOv3cuP8M4/w-d-xo.htmlsi=osYPjLl8sEtLqZFG
Green onions!!!!
lol they will make you cry xD
@Tom Foley ❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️
KAGA 2020
Take that arcaic monroe doctrine and that marshall plan and throw it out
Amen !
ROFLing @ Aykroyd's monologue! The Monroe Doctrine is all about staying home & not being the cop of the world. Then again he's Canadian. And it's still good music. 😷
Monroe Doctrine (1823)
President James Monroe’s 1823 annual message to Congress contained the Monroe Doctrine, which warned European powers not to interfere in the affairs of the Western Hemisphere.
Understandably, the United States has always taken a particular interest in its closest neighbors - the nations of the Western Hemisphere. Equally understandably, expressions of this concern have not always been favorably regarded by other American nations.
The Monroe Doctrine is the best known U.S. policy toward the Western Hemisphere. Buried in a routine annual message delivered to Congress by President James Monroe in December 1823, the doctrine warns European nations that the United States would not tolerate further colonization or puppet monarchs. The doctrine was conceived to meet major concerns of the moment, but it soon became a watchword of U.S. policy in the Western Hemisphere.
The Monroe Doctrine was invoked in 1865 when the U.S. government exerted diplomatic and military pressure in support of the Mexican President Benito Juárez. This support enabled Juárez to lead a successful revolt against the Emperor Maximilian, who had been placed on the throne by the French government.
Almost 40 years later, in 1904, European creditors of a number of Latin American countries threatened armed intervention to collect debts. President Theodore Roosevelt promptly proclaimed the right of the United States to exercise an “international police power” to curb such “chronic wrongdoing.” As a result, U. S. Marines were sent into Santo Domingo in 1904, Nicaragua in 1911, and Haiti in 1915, ostensibly to keep the Europeans out. Other Latin American nations viewed these interventions with misgiving, and relations between the “great Colossus of the North” and its southern neighbors remained strained for many years.
In 1962, the Monroe Doctrine was invoked symbolically when the Soviet Union began to build missile-launching sites in Cuba. With the support of the Organization of American States, President John F. Kennedy threw a naval and air quarantine around the island. After several tense days, the Soviet Union agreed to withdraw the missiles and dismantle the sites. Subsequently, the United States dismantled several of its obsolete air and missile bases in Turkey.
(Information excerpted from Milestone Documents [Washington, DC: The National Archives and Records Administration, 1995] pp. 26-29.)
@@sirstrongbad Good detail. Thx! Sometime I'll look into this more.
But "in these trying times" I have other aspects of political philosophy on my mind when not dealing with more basic challenges in life.
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Stay home the next ten years?
This quote don't age very well
people can't even stay in their homes for a month let alone 10 years
He obviously meant not leave the country in foreign intervention scams, but I get it; you're trying to be topical.
Too bad Aykroyd hates America now. Oh well...
anyone else notice dan aykroyd's anti-new world order rhetoric? Didn't alex jones say that stuff?
Thought I was at a political rally for a second there.
Funny how Dan Akroyd is a big liberal far as I understand, yet listen to what he says here back in the 80s. Sounds oddly familiar, huh?
@@therailbaron18 everybody from Canada is a big liberal compared to anyone from the States eh.
jake/elwood in 2024
was does moratorium the cremeatorium have to do with it's amore...that right Tina Turner what's love got do got do with it...who needs a heart...wait a second..
kevan arnold is the actor of the tall guy
The Blues Brothers were Dan Aykroyd (Elwood) and John Belushi. (Jake)
SHALLOTS
No.
Questo lp in #Italia costa troppo
Ciao italia
and if i put some brad meldhau
cause we r in 20
Very cool arrangement on the Booker T classic, I could do without the Dan Akroyd narration though
Dan's a bit of a freak, mostly in a good way, but now and then he goes over the line (no disrespect) I'm not a big USA fan anyway, so the monologue almost comes across as a joke to me. Which would have been fine, to do it as an act (and maybe he did?) but I get the feeling he was pretty genuine.
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Too jazzed up. It loses it's feel.
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