OK, the middle one goes on a different forum, but 2 out 3 ain't bad. 29 no dash and 29-2... hmmm, I love them.

Nice pair. Jolliet Jake and Elwood?

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SIC SEMPER TYRANNIS

4 Fried chickens. And a coke

Soul, man.

"How often does the train come by?"

"So often you won't even notice . . . "

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Wisdom comes thru fear . . .

Apparently you’re on a “mission from God”.

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213th FBINA

"Rawhide"

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Heavily armed old man.

Loved the Blues Brothers and your triplets ain't bad either.

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Keep your powder dry.

‘Don’t Start me talking,
Cause I’ll tell everything I know.’
Sonnyboy Williamson

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I liked the scene with John Lee Hooker playing on Maxwell Street. Can anyone name the guy playing harp in this scene?

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Expect the unexpected

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Think it was Big Walter Horton playing with JLH. I understand that stretch of Maxwell Street is all history now.

S&W content: I estimate at least a dozen revolvers in that scene, but all appropriately hidden :Q

Nate’s, formerly at 807 W. Maxwell, was backdrop for a scene in “The Blues Brothers” where John Lee Hooker sings a soulful version of “Boom, Boom” smack in the middle of the street. He was backed up by musicians including Pinetop Perkins and Willie “Big Eyes” Smith. Muddy Waters was supposed to appear but was sick the day of shooting.
Big Walter Horton on Harmonica.

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Jake: Car's got a lot of pickup.
Elwood: It's got a cop motor, a 440 cubic inch plant, it's got cop tires, cop suspensions, cop shocks. It's a model made before catalytic converters so it'll run good on regular gas. What do you say, is it the new Bluesmobile or what?
Jake: Fix the cigarette lighter.

I believe it was a 1974 Dodge Monaco

It was indeed, and all 13 (12?) of the cars they purchased for that movie were ex-CHP cars, which did indeed have the almighty 440, along with all those other cop goodies. One of them was specifically rigged to fall apart.

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Yes, I do indeed feel lucky.

"It's 106 miles to Chicago, we got a full tank of gas, a half a pack of cigarettes, it's dark, and we're wearing sunglasses."

"Hit it!"

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SIC SEMPER TYRANNIS

Maybe the best rock'n'roll movie ever made.

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Heavily armed old man.

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Keep on Chooglin'

So for me, for my mother, my grandmother, my father, my uncle, and for the common good, I must now kill you, and your brother."

'I hate Illinois nazis ', hmmmmmm

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Retired trap shooter

"Are you the police?"

"No ma'am. We're musicians"

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BTDT, Got The T-Shirt

No sir, Mayor Daley no longer dines here. He's dead, sir.

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BTDT, Got The T-Shirt

"How much for the women?"

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BTDT, Got The T-Shirt

I guess you can tell I've seen the movie once or twice.

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BTDT, Got The T-Shirt

They called me and my buddy the Blues Brothers years ago. This was because of or style of “playing” lever action rifles when deer were jumped out of the thick stuff. When we played a tune the only thing left was to wake up the cook.

Orange whip? Orange whip? 3 Orange whips...

Anyone know who it was dancing on the table in the Jailhouse Rock scene?

Joe Walsh of the Eagles

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BTDT, Got The T-Shirt

"I want 4 fried chickens and a Coke!" Great guns and a great movie.

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No baby we aint

‘Rawhide!’ and ‘Stand By Your Man’ were their entire country music repertoire. Great film, great music, great cameos.

Shouldn't that be BlueD Brothers?
Not BlueS Brothers.

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Send lawyers, guns & money...

You mean this scene.

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Princess Leia sure was tough when she visited Earth.

RIP Carrie Fisher.

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Correct! Also known a “Shaky” Horton!