Comprend : (1) Le vinyle jaune 12" des enregistrements perdus des Blues Brothers (édition limitée à 1 000 exemplaires) Description : Découverte par la regrettée Judy Belushi Pisano, cette série d'enregistrements inédits offre un rare aperçu musical de Joliet Jake et Elwood Blues au sommet de leur puissance blues ! Belushi et Aykroyd enchaînent un set de 13 chansons avec certains des plus grands musiciens de tous les temps. Toute la bande est là, alors que les légendes des Blues Brothers Matt "Guitar" Murphy, Steve "The Colonel" Cropper, Donald "Duck" Dunn, Paul "The Shiv" Shaffer, Lou "Blue Lou" Marini, Tom "Bones" Malone, Alan "Mr. Fabulous" Rubin, Steve "GETDWA" Jordan et Tom "Triple Scale" Scott montrent pourquoi ce groupe est intemporel. L'album contient des versions inédites de classiques du blues, dont "Hey Bartender", "Rubber Biscuit" et "Green Onions".
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I’ve been chasing this record for months, and the fact that only 1,000 were pressed makes it feel like a genuine treasure. The unreleased tracks, discovered by Judy Belushi Pisano, give you that raw, behind-the-scenes energy you can’t find anywhere else. The yellow vinyl itself is weighty and plays
Kevin K.★★★★★
The yellow vinyl looks incredible spinning on the turntable, and knowing only 1,000 of these exist makes it feel even more special. The sound quality on these unreleased tracks is surprisingly clean, way better than I expected from a bootleg-style find. This is exactly the kind of treasure Judy Belu
Elizabeth★★★★★
I’ve been hunting for this pressing for months and finally snagged one—the yellow vinyl itself is such a fun throwback, and knowing only 1,000 were made makes it feel extra special. Spinning it tonight, the raw energy of the unreleased tracks really comes through, especially the live banter between
