Blues Brothers - Soundtrack (2000)

1. Born In Chicago - The Paul Butterfield Blues Band
2. The Blues Don't Bother Me - Matt Murphy
3. Harmonica Musings - John Popper
4. Cheaper To Keep Her - Dan Aykroyd/Lonnie Brooks/Junior Wells/The Blues Brothers Band
5. Perry Mason Theme - The Blues Brothers Band
6. Looking For A Fox - John Goodman/Dan Aykroyd/The Blues Brothers Band
7. Can't Turn You Lose - The Blues Brothers Band
8. R-E-S-P-E-C-T - Aretha Frankin/The Blues Brothers Band
9. 634-5789 - Eddie Floyd/Wilson Pickett/Jonny Lang/The Blues Brothers Band
10. Maybe I'm Wrong - Blues Traveler
11. Riders In The Sky (A Cowboy Legend) - Dan Aykroyd/John Goodmand/The Blues Brothers Band
12. John The Revelator - Taj Mahal/Sam Moore/Joe/ Morton/Sharon Riley/The Faith Chorale
13. Let There Be Drums - The Carl LaFong Trio
14. Season Of The Witch - Dr. John/The Brothers Band
15. Funk Nassau - Joe Morton/Dan Aykroyd/John Goodman/Paul Shaffer/Erykah Badu/The Blues Brothers Band
16. How Blue Can You Get - The Lousiiana Gator Boys
17. Turn On Your Love Light - Joe Morton/Dan Aykroyd/John Goodman/J. Evan Bonifant/The Blues Brothers Band
18. New Orleans - The Louisiana Gator Boys/The Blues Brothers Band

Like the movie itself, the soundtrack to the belated Blues Brothers sequel, Blues Brothers 2000, simply doesn't work as well as its predecessor, despite good intentions all around. Part of the problem, of course, is the absence of John Belushi, who provided a boisterous energy and undeniable charisma that made the Blues Brothers' slick updates of classic blues and soul quite entertaining. This time around, the music just sounds a little too polished for its own good. Nevertheless, it's sort of fun to hear all the stars (Aretha Franklin, B.B. King, etc.) again, and they make missteps such as the blues reworking of Donovan's "Season of the Witch" and the little kid Blues Brother tolerable. --- Stephen Thomas Erlewine, allmusic.com

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