There's actually a pitching machine behind the bar they never told you about, it just constantly launches trash at the stage. Last week a dude got hit in the nuts by a half-eaten chili dog and died. True story.
That bassline at the beginning of Rawhide is unmatched!!!! And Belishi just standing there like a soldier saying his part of the song is the most gangster shit ever!! Belushi was an absolute beast in this movie.
There is a great story of him wandering over to one of the residential houses during shooting, asking for a sandwich, and then taking a nap on the sofa.
@@kevinkuenn5733 it's weird how those memories get ingrained, we have terminator 1 and 2 on vhs that we recorded from tv and i always remember the bits where they cut to adverts
Some of the best classic lines in any movie. Both kinds. Country and Western. 4 fried chickens and a Coke. You, me, THEM, everybody. I love how they keep throwing bottles at the chicken wire even after they are playing Rawhide, which the crowd loves.
My grandfather who was born in 1911 had 2 movies that he liked and would watch anytime they came on. Blues brothers and Home Alone. This just takes me back….
my grandfather rejects every single movie there is, he only likes tornado(the ninetys one) vertical limit and Münich he wasnt as old as yours he is from 1948
I love this scene, because the writers put it in to show that this band was supposed to be so good, they could win over just about anybody! And the scene totally works and gets that across!
I paid a respectful visit to John Belushi's grave on Martha's Vineyard back in 2018, when I went to visit my brother. A towering talent, lost way too soon.
You know you can make a pretty good playlist out of old TV westerns. Maverick. Bonanza, this song, Beverly Hillbillies, Pettycoat Junction. The list goes on.
No matter how many times you've seen this movie, there is always some new tiny detail of hilarity to be found, or relived. Brilliant from start to finish
I remember watching this movie as a kid, probably the earliest memory of me watching a movie, I never knew the name of the film or even anything about the premise just vague visions of two men in suits and Belushi's beard .
I' ve been watching this scene since it was first released. I do not remember how many times I watched it. It never ever fails to crack me into laughter and good vibes whenever I watch it again. Thank you all!
My absolute favorite scene from the blues brothers, when he ask “ what kind of music do you usually have here?” And the reply “ oh we got both kinds, country and western”. I quote this all the time.
It must have been a religious experience to lay this track down in the recording studio the first time.. when that organ comes in and the guitar builds up, and the singing.. earth moving.
A great band pulls shit like this all the time. Drags a song out of a hat that they've never practiced, but nails it on command because they're that f'ing good musicisns.
@@ianfinrir8724 That's what they're doing in this scene. If you remember the song from hearing it each week, they are just repeating the same three lines over and over again because they don't know most of the words. They are totally faking it.
@@christinebonner2210 Just like you and I, sitting in the movie audience, totally bought it because of the precious childhood memories it brought back.
I nearly closed this video when I heard the electric guitar and thought “oh another bullcrap video where a guy plays an acoustic guitar and they play distortion over it…” But then I realized it was coming from the vocals!!! And then the solo!!! What a talent!!!
I'm 47 and watched this countless times and i never noticed how much Matt 'guitar' Murphy enjoys playing Gimme Some Lovin'!! He is back there absolutely in a zone. The little head bop as they start 1:55 had me in tears😂😂😂😂
As a child, I flashed on this film in the cinema 23 times. I dragged my parents, grandparents, uncles and all my friends, in threes. To that extent, I enjoyed Landis' film. Am I a crazy person?
"Animal House" came out a few weeks before I started my freshman two-semester-long weekend at a college that had only about 2000 students, but also had a couple of social houses, two or three sororities, and over a dozen fraternities, where the entire first semester was rush.I think Sunday nights were the only night without a party somewhere on campus. I can not tell you how many parties - toga or otherwise - that I went to those beer filled months! 😂🍺
Reminds me of hanging out with the fellas down south of Cedar Hill, Texas....you were going to listen to George Strait, Willie Nelson, and Patsy Cline....and that was ok with me cuz that was all some real good music....good times.
I love how when they hate them they throw beer bottles.
And when they love them, they throw beer bottles.
Its for the best
They throw them with love when the music's right.
There's actually a pitching machine behind the bar they never told you about, it just constantly launches trash at the stage. Last week a dude got hit in the nuts by a half-eaten chili dog and died. True story.
you didnt ask yourself, "why the chicken wire around the stage?" 1:29
When they're angry they're really throwing them, but when they're happy they just kind of lob them in
That bassline at the beginning of Rawhide is unmatched!!!! And Belishi just standing there like a soldier saying his part of the song is the most gangster shit ever!! Belushi was an absolute beast in this movie.
The AMAZING John Belushi. Another one we, sadly, lost FAR too early..RIP John!!
There is a great story of him wandering over to one of the residential houses during shooting, asking for a sandwich, and then taking a nap on the sofa.
We got both kinds, country, and western. Clasic, just classic.
Definitely my most quoted movie line.
You're gonna look pretty funny tryin' to eat corn on the cob with no fuckin' teeth!
Genius line -I still use it at work but often have to explain it to “the kids”
😂
A hostess actually told me that in Moab,UT back in 1985. She did not appear to be joking.
"That ain't no Hank Williams song!"
Man, the delivery is so perfect!
😂😂😂😂
I used that when Old Town Road was performed at the Grand Ole Opry.
It's hard to believe that was slightly more than 43 years ago.
Oh holy crap that's right lol
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@@wasblindbutnowsee The grass is always greener...
@@The1stDukeDroklar I sure hope so
Absolutely. This how true art should look like: you're just not able to catch the time gap...
"What kind of music do you usually have here?
"Oh, we got both kinds. We got Country AND Western!"
Kills me every time.
chicken wire??
One of the best movie lines ever
Blue Lou doesnt say much in this movie but the few lines he does have are comedy genius. "Chicken Wire?"😂😂😂
im a korean woman and i watch movies 😮 in 2023! 🎉 triangle
I distinctly remember when this played on network TV, this would be the line they'd cut to commercial from.
@@kevinkuenn5733 it's weird how those memories get ingrained, we have terminator 1 and 2 on vhs that we recorded from tv and i always remember the bits where they cut to adverts
He always reminds me of Floyd from the Muppets lol
Some of the best classic lines in any movie. Both kinds. Country and Western. 4 fried chickens and a Coke. You, me, THEM, everybody.
I love how they keep throwing bottles at the chicken wire even after they are playing Rawhide, which the crowd loves.
And to cap it off at the end he says "theme from raw hide" 《bottle smash》 "thank you!". Just comedy gold
Yo dry white toast
That ain't no Hank Wiiliams song.
And I’ll throw in the black keys for free!
We got half a tank of gas and a pack of cigarettes😂 or was it wise versa?😅
My grandfather who was born in 1911 had 2 movies that he liked and would watch anytime they came on. Blues brothers and Home Alone. This just takes me back….
In regards of Blues Brothers - the man had taste
my grandfather rejects every single movie there is, he only likes tornado(the ninetys one) vertical limit and Münich he wasnt as old as yours he is from 1948
Yeah my friends step dad loved this film so much he'd put it on at random places and just enjoy the music
Both with John candy
The good old boy dancing on the table was a nice touch.
Dan absolutely nails the vocals on this track.I must have watched this movie 100 times no doubt.One of the best ever.
I love this scene, because the writers put it in to show that this band was supposed to be so good, they could win over just about anybody! And the scene totally works and gets that across!
If I was at a dive bar and saw a band like this, I’d flip my wig. These guys are fantastic.
I paid a respectful visit to John Belushi's grave on Martha's Vineyard back in 2018, when I went to visit my brother. A towering talent, lost way too soon.
Speedball got him.
LEFT EYE OR RIGHT @@bbigjohnson069
So a drug addicts you respect. Bet you the type to knock down Graves at Arlington
Amazing how none of this has dated. Still as good today as it was back then.
Elwood:" what kind of music do you usually have here?"
"OH we have both kinds country and western"
I wonder what makes a song "country" vs "western".
@@ciderfan823 If you have to ask there is no point in trying to explain it to you. LOL
@@ciderfan823 one is sung by cowboys, the other sung by hillbillies, the combination of which, country-western, is sung by rednecks
@@ciderfan823 Mainly the amount of times you slap your chest while yelling "DERR DEERR DERRRRR".
@@ciderfan823Country: My wife ran off with my dog and truck.
Western: same thing, but usually involving gunfighters.
This was the silliest bit in the movie. As if any blues musician doesn’t know every old school
Country staple from Hank Williams to Mother Maybelle.
You know you can make a pretty good playlist out of old TV westerns. Maverick. Bonanza, this song, Beverly Hillbillies, Pettycoat Junction. The list goes on.
It's up there, but the real silliest bit is Princess Leia showing up when they try to escape, and him falling to his knees to plead with her
As a country musician that's played with some professional blues musicians, I can tell you that they don't.
@@AndrewGraziani-k7d "Have Gun, Will Travel."
@@jscordoba3modern country is very well produced, but miles away from Hank and the blues....
techno hat bands
For 30 years I worked as a entertainer in Australia and this is exactly whats its like
No matter how many times you've seen this movie, there is always some new tiny detail of hilarity to be found, or relived. Brilliant from start to finish
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Lmfao just realized this was suppose to be set in Kokomo, Indiana. An accurate depiction of the level of sophistication possessed by that town.
This is the first time I ever heard Rawhide!!! This is my favorite rendition!!!
Amazing scene, the whole of it is top notch
I love hoy Elwood says "thank you" as beer falls on his jacket!
I remember watching this movie as a kid, probably the earliest memory of me watching a movie, I never knew the name of the film or even anything about the premise just vague visions of two men in suits and Belushi's beard .
One of the most classic lines in a movie "What kind of music do you usually have here?" "Oh, we have both kinds, Country and Western".
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I' ve been watching this scene since it was first released. I do not remember how many times I watched it. It never ever fails to crack me into laughter and good vibes whenever I watch it again. Thank you all!
No matter how many years go by this is always funny.
My absolute favorite scene from the blues brothers, when he ask “ what kind of music do you usually have here?” And the reply “ oh we got both kinds, country and western”. I quote this all the time.
We got both kinds.
One of the best comedies EVER made!!!!
I wish I was an extra in the dining room crowd!! LOL!!
My all time favourite films were in no particular order, Blazing Saddles, Blues Brothers and Terminator Two, oh and Mad, Mad, Mad, Mad World.
I was in highschool when this movie came out.... Now l'm 59.... Wow .... How time flies....
Love how John is motionless at first. One of the funniest men ever.
That club has both kinds of music: country and western!
The whip taking the cigarette out is comedy gold! 🤣🤣🤣🤣
Oh, man! Now you've done it! Now I have to watch the entire Blues Brothers movie.
...again.
THATS HOW U WERE MADE@@mvorselen
Were the good ole blues brothers boys from Chicago. Love that.
I was six and that was the first piece of music that I felt. Like in Feelings. Good times. Thanks Jake and Elwood.
One of the best scenes in one of the best films (comedy or otherwise) ever
Best musical comedy film ever made.
Movie went cult when we could hire it as a VHS. But doing this on a movie like that. The best!
Such a great movie, everyone involved was just wonderful
One of the most epic movies of all time.. Timeless and I can always get a good laugh from these guys
Back when movies were awesome!
Opening night of this movie, I was there with my girlfriend’s brother. We were in stitches all the way home.
It must have been a religious experience to lay this track down in the recording studio the first time.. when that organ comes in and the guitar builds up, and the singing.. earth moving.
Seen in concert Red Rocks. 1980 maybe 79 can’t remember but great band. Anyone else???
Saw them in 1981 at the long beach arena. They opened up for Steve Martin.
Definitely in the top 100 scenes in movie history,
Theee Best movie on the planet❤❤❤❤1/2024
0:44 my favorite line in the whole movie. I have been labeling my country mix tapes and now my playlist as "both kinds" for the last 30 years.
Music from start to finish! was as good as it gets
One of the BEST SCENES of any movie EVER!
I've always loved ❤ the blues Brothers & the blues Brothers 2000!
I love this song and I am 65❤❤❤
Elwood reaction when Jake tells the female bartender we're the band😂😂😂
😂😂😂😂 I never noticed that.
PINCH UR NOSE AND SHUT UR EYE THEN SQUILL LIK A PIG@@justus9444
Gemme some loveing..those horns nailed it
Brilliance is often in the details. The chicken wire, man. Brilliant, instant icon.
Brass section was awesome!
I was 22 when this movie was playing at the outdoor theater. Miss the good old days
The absolute best version of rawhide
Celine looked ethereal and performed “Hymne A L'Amour” by Edith Piaf passionately. Exquisite!
This is my favorite movie of all time!
It’s crazy how phones listen to our thoughts. I randomly thought about looking this scene up and now it shows up on here
Love the quote from this film what kind of music do you have here ? "We have both kinds Country and Western" To funny !!!
Later in the evening they sing: ‘Stand by Your Man’ and it’s fabulous to hear him say ‘sometimes it’s hard to be a woman…’
The first time I heard David Allan Coe's cover of "Stand By Your Man" I wondered "What in God's Name did they DO to him in that prison?"
Thank you Mr. Daker. You had the courage to get up there. That's more than most people can say.
A great band pulls shit like this all the time. Drags a song out of a hat that they've never practiced, but nails it on command because they're that f'ing good musicisns.
"Fake it till you make it," that's gotta mean something.
@@ianfinrir8724 That's what they're doing in this scene. If you remember the song from hearing it each week, they are just repeating the same three lines over and over again because they don't know most of the words. They are totally faking it.
@@emmitstewart1921And the crowd was buying it.
@@christinebonner2210 Just like you and I, sitting in the movie audience, totally bought it because of the precious childhood memories it brought back.
Best Movie EVER!!! My favorite!! I have the Blues Brothers back to back poster as my Right Arm tattoo!!
I nearly closed this video when I heard the electric guitar and thought “oh another bullcrap video where a guy plays an acoustic guitar and they play distortion over it…” But then I realized it was coming from the vocals!!! And then the solo!!! What a talent!!!
I'm 47 and watched this countless times and i never noticed how much Matt 'guitar' Murphy enjoys playing Gimme Some Lovin'!! He is back there absolutely in a zone. The little head bop as they start 1:55 had me in tears😂😂😂😂
Throughout all the songs you can see how much he loves all of the songs
Saw this on release, still a great film
This has to be the best comedy bit ever done
As a child, I flashed on this film in the cinema 23 times. I dragged my parents, grandparents, uncles and all my friends, in threes. To that extent, I enjoyed Landis' film. Am I a crazy person?
Well are you?
I loved John Belushi's version of stand by your man. Totally funny.😂😂😂
It’s the most sensitive, heart warming version of that song ever. It always makes me cry,
….. with laughter.
I remember watching this movie on television the night I finally beat Donkey Kong Country!
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That’s a nice memory
@@Fibonaccisghost it was back in 2004, some months before I finished the 1st grade.
"What kind of Donkey Kong do you usually have here?"
"Oh we have both kinds, Country and Western"
@@nationeer I'd play Donkey Kong Western in a heartbeat!
A good band plays to its target audience. GREAT bands can play anything...
A lot of musicians have a "fake book" that has the starting notes for various popular songs so they can fake their way through a request.
This movie captured lightning in a bottle! Truly enjoyable 💥💥
…and then some tweaked out redneck threw the bottle against the chicken wire.
I love this music. Thanks for sharing.
What a great, great movie. Easily one of my top 10 of all time.
Dan Ackroyd has a great voice...
Proud to say my City, Melbourne Australia has the world record for the longest run of the Blues Brothers in first release
Pure classic, through & through!¡!
Totally in love with. Wait a minute....😮.
I have just rediscovered this ............. Clever, catchy, hilarious and just totally bonkers. Love it hugely (or should that be ...bigly). 😂
This is my nephews favorite movie , he’s nine years old
The best part of the video, outside of his amazing talent, is the reaction from his family. Loved to see the dancing by his family. Lots of love there
brings back memories
I love how coked up john was at the beginning of the scene. Legend
"Animal House" came out a few weeks before I started my freshman two-semester-long weekend at a college that had only about 2000 students, but also had a couple of social houses, two or three sororities, and over a dozen fraternities, where the entire first semester was rush.I think Sunday nights were the only night without a party somewhere on campus. I can not tell you how many parties - toga or otherwise - that I went to those beer filled months! 😂🍺
My dad still swears Animal House was an accurate historical depiction of his frat house
@jessamineprice5803 I cannot naysay him - especially if he was brotherized after the movie came out! 😄
One of the greatest movies of all time, everyone should watch the car scene in the mall
This scene inspired Pee-wee Herman tequila song.
still love it 71still enjoying the best
Reminds me of hanging out with the fellas down south of Cedar Hill, Texas....you were going to listen to George Strait, Willie Nelson, and Patsy Cline....and that was ok with me cuz that was all some real good music....good times.
Rawhide-one of the great Western theme songs!
Elwood's quick look at Jake after he says we're the band
Sally is great in this one and the episode the Bellaro sheild...outer limits were my favorite Sci fi. Along with the original star trek shows ...
I still love this scene it is so awesome 👌
Theme from the TV show Rawhide, Thank you.
They were both wonderful singers and dancers really