The Blues Brothers (1980) Quotes with Sound Clips

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Sound clips of funny quotes and famous lines from The Blues Brothers (1980) movie. All waveform audio files are in wav and mp3 format.

Actors: John Belushi (Joliet Jake Blues), Dan Aykroyd (Elwood Blue), Ray Charles (Ray)

3 more actors

, Aretha Franklin (Mrs. Murphy), Henry Gibson (Head Nazi), Carrie Fisher (Mystery Woman),

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591 Now, ladies and gentlemen, it is the distinct pleasure of the management to present to you the evening's star attraction.

592 Now, may I help you?

— Ray (Ray Charles)

593 Now, this is my man, this is my restaurant, and you two are gonna just walk right out that door, without your dry, white toast, without your four fried chickens and without Matt 'Guitar' Murphy!

— Mrs. Murphy (Aretha Franklin)

594 Now, who here at this table can honestly say that they played any finer or felt any better than they did than when they were with the Blues Brothers?

595 Now, you not going back on the road no more. And you ain't playing any more two-bit, sleazy dives.

— Mrs. Murphy (Aretha Franklin)

596 Of course not!

597 Oh, come on home, come on home to me, babe. I love you.

598 Oh, freedom. Freedom. Freedom. Freedom. Yeah, freedom.

599 Oh, freedom. Freedom. Freedom. Yeah, freedom.

600 Oh, it's bad. On Thursday night they serve a wicked pepper steak.

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