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Dan Aykroyd Talks About the "The Blues Brothers" Becoming a Legitimate Band

Dan Aykroyd: Once Otis Redding’s guitar players, we had them and the co writer of “Dock By The Bay and Land of 1000 deaths.Steve Cropper, the bass player that played on all those, Al Green Phil Jackson. When they joined us, that made the band legitimate. That made it a read band and it lent us legitimacy. They realised maybe our vocalist and harmonica players are limited, still you put it all together. You realise personality makes a great front man. You realise John and Danney as they spoke of us, we had respect, they spoke of us as having respect for the music and it being a tribute to those who came before. And that’s the real mission is, the mission from God, is to recognize.
Dan Aykroyd: Once Otis Redding’s guitar players, we had them and the co writer of “Dock By The Bay and Land of 1000 deaths.Steve Cropper, the bass player that played on all those, Al Green Phil Jackson. When they joined us, that made the band legitimate. That made it a read band and it lent us legitimacy. They realised maybe our vocalist and harmonica players are limited, still you put it all together. You realise personality makes a great front man. You realise John and Danney as they spoke of us, we had respect, they spoke of us as having respect for the music and it being a tribute to those who came before. And that’s the real mission is, the mission from God, is to recognize.
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Credit:
Pyramid Productions
Editorial #:
1227003429
Collection:
Archive Films: Editorial
Date created:
July 23, 2005
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Rights-ready
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Clip length:
00:00:56:08
Location:
Orillia, Ontario, Canada
Mastered to:
QuickTime 10-bit ProRes 422 (HQ) HD 1920x1080 29.97i
Originally shot on:
HDCAM 1080 29.97i
Source:
Archive Films Editorial
Object name:
b02579_04.mov