The Blues Brothers

1:05:09

Pardon me...

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but we do have a strict policy
concerning handling the instruments:

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An employee
of Ray's Music Exchange...

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must be present.

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Now, may I help you?

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Ray, it's me. Joliet Jake.

1:05:22

I once rented some column speakers
from you...

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for my band-- The Blues Brothers.

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Hey, Ray. It's me. Murph,
of Murph and the Magic Tones.

1:05:30

Remember me?
I bought three Fender amps.

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- Oh, we sell a lot of amplifiers.
- Not like these. They were beautiful.

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- Upholstered with thick, red shag.
- Right!

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I remember now.
I'll buy them all back for 350 a piece.

1:05:42

Three fifty?

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I paid 800 each
not six months ago.

1:05:46

You know-- depreciation, man.

1:05:49

Ray, we're here to buy stuff.

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We need pianos, amps, mikes--
the works.

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Go on! Get!

1:06:02

Breaks my heart:
a boy that young going bad.

1:06:07

Tell me a little
about this electric piano.

1:06:09

You have a good eye, my man.

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That's the best
in the city of Chicago.

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- How much?
- Two thousand bucks and it's yours.

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You can take it home with you.
I'll throw in the black keys for free.

1:06:19

Two thousand
for this chunk of shit?

1:06:22

Come on, Ray!

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Really, Ray. It's used.
There's no action left in this keyboard.

1:06:36

Excuse me.

1:06:38

I don't think there's anything wrong
with the action on this piano.

1:06:48

Well, I heard about the fella
you've been dancing with

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All over the neighborhood

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So why didn't you ask me, baby

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Didn't you think I could

1:06:59

Well, I know that the bugaloo
is out of sight