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	Lou Marini Jr. @ All About Jazz
		Lou, Jr (from this point on I will refer to him as âLouâ) made his way to North Texas State University in 1963 and studied clarinet as well as played, at first alto and then tenor sax (as well as all of the flute family and clarinets) in the Lab Band Program.
		Lou also has the advantage having a distinct solo voice on all three saxophones (soprano, alto and tenor) as well as a tasteful style on flute and with that personal touch he is able to wrap his âorchestral voiceâ around his âinstrumental voiceâ, with beautiful results.
		Lou had become a member of the Texas Tenor club from his years playing around the state and it was natural for his soul-lo style to fit into the context of the movie and band.
	www.allaboutjazz.com /php/musician.php?id=2659 (2648 words)

	lou marini
		lou marini was in the most holy of blues bands, the 'blues brothers band' for a while.
		lou recorded with the north texas state 1:00 o'clock lab band in 1967 and 1968.
		Lou Marini and Walt Fowler toured with James Tayler during the summer of 1995.
	www.united-mutations.com /m/lou_marini.htm (526 words)

	Fairfield University :: Stellar saxophonist Lou Marini will be the guest artist at the Fairfield University Jazz ...
		Lou Marini, a legendary saxophonist known to many as part of the "Saturday Night Live" and Blues Brothers bands, will be the guest artist for the Fairfield University Jazz Ensemble's spring concert on Thursday, April 22, at 7 p.m.
		Marini moves through these various settings with chameleon-like adaptability, playing with a strong, full projection and rich, perceptive shading in whatever style he happens to find himself," wrote John Wilson for The New York Times.
		Marini returned to television as the sax soloist for Billy Preston's band on "Nightlife," hosted by comedian David Brenner, and has appeared on David Letterman's late-night shows, the Grammys, and several network specials, such as Aretha Franklin's duet special and a well-received program highlighting AIDS foundations featuring Dionne Warwick and Elton John.
	www.fairfield.edu /x4625.xml (581 words)

	Lou Marini & the Magic City Jazz Orchestra \| Lou's Blues
		Lou's Blues, an exercise in ultra-modern composing, arranging and blowing by Lou Marini Jr.
		Marini, whose influences include blues, rock and free jazz as well as more traditional rhythms, harmonies and lyrical devices, lays them all on the table in eight inclusive charts that resist easy appraisal or labeling.
		Marini's unorthodox notions surface on “Hip Pickles,” whose ”free” intro gives way to a melody played by screaming trumpets and Clapton-like guitar, prefacing a stormy interchange between Marini (alto) and Wolfe.
	www.allaboutjazz.com /php/article.php?id=14280 (512 words)

	Lou Marini : Features : One Final Note
		Marini, who was born in South Carolina on May 13, 1945 and raised in Beach City near Massillon, Ohio, said he's fortunate to have had an upbringing in which he was surrounded by music and musicians, but was at the same time a near-idyllic small town childhood.
		Marini said he's recently viewed videotapes from his tenure with the pop band and was impressed by how jazz-oriented it was.
		Marini said he was disappointed with the 1980 movie when it came out because so much of what the band did was cut out.
	www.onefinalnote.com /features/2004/marini (1925 words)

	John Cutrone & Co. CD
		Lou Stein has recorded with Ray McKinley, Glenn Miller's Army Air Force Band, Charlie Ventura, the Lawson-Haggart Band, Benny Goodman, Sarah Vaughn, Louie Bellson, Coleman Hawkins, Flip Phillips, and Joe Venuti.
		I had met Lou during a jazz workshop he was running in 1977.
		Lou contracted George Duvivier and Al Klink for the record date.
	www.johncutrone.com /id7.html (458 words)

	Lou Marini (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-01)
		Best known to the general public for his role as one of the Blues Brothers, Lou Marini was in the original Saturday Night Live Band, where the Blues Brothers originated.
		Though he left the SNL band after the death of John Belushi, he is still a Blues Brother, playing in both movies and on all their recordings, and touring worldwide and Marini appears in the "Blues Brothers 2000" movie.
		No stranger to television, Marini was one of the original members of the "Saturday Night Live" Band, playing on the show from 1976-1983.
	www.philbarone.com /masters/p_marini.htm (283 words)

	Rifftides: Doug Ramsey on jazz and other matters
		Lou Marini showed up last Saturday night at the Lotus Leaf, a small Vietnamese restaurant in Cary, NC, as part of a dinner party booked by Frank Corbi, his former saxophone teacher.
		Knowing Lou's history as a member of Blood, Sweat & Tears, the original Saturday Night Live band and the Blues Brothers band (he was in both Blues Brothers movies), I was primed for a heavy R & B scene.
		This may sound odd, but part of the joy came from watching Lou grab bits and pieces of the heads and sometimes feel his way through the first improvised chorus or part thereof and then nail the chord changes solidly the next time around.
	www.artsjournal.com /rifftides/archives/2006/03/surprise_at_the.html (1297 words)

	BGSU Monitor
		His role in Dan Ackroyd and John Belushi's 1980 film "The Blues Brothers" earned him the nickname "Blue Lou." Marini also has contributed to films such as "Hair," "True Colors," "Blues Brothers 2000" and, most recently, "A Family Thing" starring Robert Duvall and James Earl Jones.
		This is Marini's second visit to BGSU this year.
		Marini's residency is made possible by a grant from Dr. and Mrs.
	www.bgsu.edu /offices/pr/monitor/pastissues/04-05-04/jazzweek.html (286 words)

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		He is proficient on all saxophones, clarinet, flute, piccolo, alto flute and is fluent in jazz, rock, blues, and classical.
		Lou currently tours worldwide and, when not traveling, is one of the most in-demand studio musicians in New York City.
		Randy Brecker and Lou Marini will team up with long time friend and recording colleague, guitarist Joe Beck for this year’s Jazz at the Point.
	www.greenearts.org /jazz.html (2267 words)

	Biography of “Blue Lou” Marini (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-01)
		Sultry, seductive, singular, the celebrated sounds of saxophonist “Blue Lou” Marini continue to electrify and inspire audiences all over the world.
		Recently, he recorded his own big band album, recorded on most of the horn tracks for the new Steely Dan Album TWO AGAINST NATURE, and is currently touring with trumpeter, Lew Soloff’s quintet.
		In 2001, Lou toured with James Taylor [62 concerts] in the U.S. and is on James’ forthcoming album.
	www.maureenmcgovern.com /newbios/marinibio.htm (538 words)

	Amazon.com: Lou's Blues: Music: Lou Marini & The Magic City Jazz Orchestra (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-01)
		Lou has won prestigious recording industry awards for his session playing, and his excellent chops can be heard in a truly varied and masterful discography.
		Lou made a wonderful Big Band Jazz record in Birmingham, Alabama on a basis that was favorable to him artistically and financially.
		I am a saxophonist and clarinetist who totally enjoyed the "Blue Lou Marini" solos on the Blues Brothers Albums for years.
	www.amazon.com /exec/obidos/tg/detail/-/B0001AP0BI?v=glance (890 words)

	New CD Featuring UAB's Ray Reach Reviewed on Allaboutjazz.com
		The CD, “Lou’s Blues,” was released in February and features the Magic City Jazz Orchestra with Ray Reach on piano.
		Marini was one of the original members of the Saturday Night Live Band, playing on the show from 1976 to 1983.
		In John Belushi and Dan Ackroyd’s 1980 cult classic “The Blues Brothers,” Marini played band member and saxophone soloist “Blue Lou.” Marini has performed in concerts and clinics for UAB and the Alys Stephens Center.
	main.uab.edu /show.asp?durki=70818 (510 words)

	THE BLUES BROTHERS BAND Bio
		Although originally a student of the clarinet, at an early age Lou was encouraged by his father, a saxophonist, and he soon nurtured a love of jazz, discovering Stan Getz and others.
		It was here that Lou would brush shoulders with co-performers John "Jake Blues" Belushi and Dan "Elwood Blues" Aykroyd and as a result be chosen as saxophonist for THE BLUES BROTHERS BAND.
		Like Lou Marini, Brooklyn-born Alan Rubin was hand-picked to be a BLUES BROTHERS horn by John Belushi.
	www.tedkurland.com /pbuild/linkbuilder.cfm?selection=doc.113 (2045 words)

	Ray Reach - Biography
		In addition, Lou was a charter member of the Saturday Night Live Band and appeared in both of the Blues Brothers movies.
		A new CD produced by Ray Reach, instructor of music at the University of Alabama at Birmingham (UAB) and “Blue Lou” Marini of “The Blues Brothers” fame, was reviewed recently by www.AllAboutJazz.com.
		The CD, “Lou's Blues,” was released in February (2004)and features the Magic City Jazz Orchestra with Ray Reach on piano.
	www.jazzhall.com /education/reachbio.htm (1793 words)

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		Trumpeter Lew Soloff keeps excellent company: saxophonist/flutist “Blue” Lou Marini, guitarist Joe Beck, bassist Mark Egan, and drummer Danny Gottlieb, his regular band, are on all but the title track here.
		The leader is a delightfully fluent improvisor, of course, and does some of his best work with the mute in, whether unleashing liquid bebop lines or emphasizing subtle timbres.
		Marini delivers equal measures of guts and grace, while the underrated Beck nearly steals the spotlight with his distinctive voicings and floating tone (perfect for the two Creedence Clearwater Revival covers).
	www.jazziz.com /Pages/Album_Review/view_review4.asp?review_ID=4 (168 words)

	University of North Texas News Service - "Blue Lou" Marini solos with One O'Clock Lab Band (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-01)
		DENTON (UNT), Texas - Saxophonist Lou Marini, an original Saturday Night Live band member known for his role as "Blue Lou" in both Blues Brothers movies, will perform with the internationally acclaimed University of North Texas One O'Clock Lab Band on Nov. 22 (Tuesday).
		Born in Charleston, S.C. and raised in Ohio, Marini studied music in the late 1960s at UNT, where he earned a place as a member of the One O'Clock Lab Band.
		He starred as "Blue Lou" in the 1980 Blues Brothers film, as well as Blues Brothers 2000 in 1998.
	web2.unt.edu /news/story.cfm?story=9419 (614 words)

	The Saxophone Sentinel - Fall 2000 (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-01)
		Marini was professor of saxophone and assistant director of bands at BGSU from 1964-1977.
		Marini currently resides in Arapahoe, North Carolina, where he is an active arranger, performer and golfer.
		In honor of both Marinis, the College of Musical Arts chose a "Blues Brothers" decoration theme and featured saxophone alumni Dennis Sichner (1983 BM), who presented his blues impersonation with the aid of Dean Richard Kennell and John Sampen.
	mustec.bgsu.edu /~jsampen/news.html (1981 words)

	Lou Marini (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-01)
		The Stories Behind the Making of 'The Blues Brothers' (1998) (V) (as 'Blue Lou' Marini)....
		The Best of the Blues Brothers (1993) (V) (as 'Blue' Lou Marini)....
		Find where Lou Marini is credited alongside another name
	www.imdb.com /name/nm0547678 (143 words)

	Bio Facts
		Tommy: I knew Lou Marini and Allan Rubin (the horn section for the Blues Brothers).
		She said “who’s in the band?” I said, Lou Marini.
		She said, “I know Lou Marini, I just worked with him.” She gets him on the phone and says “I have a singer for your band.” I’m on the other end turning blue.
	www.tommypipes.com /bio_facts.htm (1101 words)

	Sweet Home Chicago - About
		Founding Blues Brothers member Lou Marini started out playing clarinet in his native Ohio.
		"I was a jazzer until I went to school in Texas", Marini recalls.
		Like Lou Marini, Alan Rubin was hand picked to be a Blues Brothers horn by John Belushi.
	www.saxykams.com /TheBluesBrothers/GoodOleBoys/about.php (788 words)

	Groove Theory
		At the Saturday installment of the WKPS-FM (90.7) Jazz Evolution Festival, saxophonist Lou Donaldson, one of the stars of the show, talked about pigs' feet and fl-eyed peas.
		On Saturday at Players, the show started off with saxophonist "Blue" Lou Marini, who appeared in the movie The Blues Brothers, and whose quartet included Larry Willis, Bob Cranshaw and Mickey Roker.
		After Marini played, Donaldson, Smith, drummer Fukushi Janaika and guitarist Peter Bernstein made dreams come true for members of the local jazz community, including festival organizer Ben Orlock, members of the Penn State Jazz Club and the management of City Lights Records, 316 E. College Ave.
	www.collegian.psu.edu /archive/1997/04/04-21-97tdc/04-21-97d01-003.htm (779 words)

	Blues Brothers Central : Lou 'Blue Lou' Marini
		Marini continue to electrify and inspire audiences all over the world.
		In 2001, Lou toured with James Taylor [62 concerts] in the U.S. and is on James?
		Lou 'Blue Lou' Marini appears on the following albums:
	www.bluesbrotherscentral.com /band.php?musician_id=18 (573 words)

	Blues Brothers Band to Perform at Centennial (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-01)
		The Original Blues Brothers Band is coming to Centennial Hall, bringing with them an evening of rhythm and blues and celebrating the 25th anniversary of the movie "The Blues Brothers." The event is sponsored by the Tucson law firm, Snell and Wilmer.
		In 1975, Lou (Blue Lou) Marini and Alan (Mr.
		Fabulous) Rubin joined the horn section in the band for "Saturday Night Live." Belushi loved hearing the horn section play with such artists as Joe Cocker, The Meters, Ray Charles, James Brown, Aretha Franklin, Jimmy Cliff, The Band and others and chose Marini and Rubin to be The Blues Brothers Horns.
	uanews.org /cgi-bin/WebObjects/UANews.woa/wa/ArtsStoryDetails?ArticleID=11797 (351 words)

	Tower Records - Sally Can't Dance [Remaster] - Lou Reed (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-01)
		Personnel: Lou Reed (vocals, guitar); Danny Weis (guitar, background vocals); Paul Fleisher (saxophone); David Taylor, Lou Marini, Trevor Koehler, Jon Faddis, Alan Rubin, Alex Foster (horns); Steve Katz (harmonica); Michael Farfina (keyboards); Prakash John (bass, background vocals); Doug Yule (bass); Richie Dharma, Whitey Glan (drums); Michael Wendroff, Joanne Vent (background vocals).
		Lou has said in interviews that he went into the studio and made this one up on the spot doing the vocals and leaving the rest to Katz's production team.
		The thing I like most about this album is that it plays like a musical diary of Lou's love life and his druggy friends misfortunes.
	www.towerrecords.com /product.aspx?pfid=1252121 (365 words)

	FZ Videography
		The band was the same for the Zappa in New York album.
		The lineup included Terry Bozzio, Patrick O'Hearn, Ray White, Ruth Underwood, Eddie Jobson, David Samuels, Lou Marini, Ronnie Cuber, Tom Malone, and the voice of Don Pardo, though he didn't appear.
		And there are also a couple of mystery peformers which remain unidentified, as Charles Ulrich points out.
	globalia.net /donlope/fz/videography/SNL_76.html (798 words)

	Metal Leg 20 - I Got The News
		Since Donald is playing all keyboard parts and Walter seems to be playing many of the bass and guitar parts, that automatically cuts down on the number of players needed.
		Some of the horn players who have been in the sessions recently include saxophonist (Blue) Lou Marini and trumpet player Alan Rubin, both of Blues Brothers fame.
		The band plays a lot at the Knitting Factory and their music is hybrid of jazz, funk and rock.
	www.granatino.com /sdresource/20news.htm (2232 words)

	CD Baby: AMY DRINKWATER: With All My Heart...a journey to the soul
		Silky smooth vocals, beautiful instrumentation, a sound that brings joy to the heart and peace to the soul...a must have for those who love Jesus and jazz - a winning combination.
		It features the incredibly talented "Blue Lou" Marini playing sax on several of the songs and some of the finest musicians from Alabama and in the South playing on the entire album.
		This project is a work of love and devotion to her Lord and looks to break new ground with the genre of Christian Jazz, Big Band and Blues.
	www.cdbaby.com /cd/drinkwater (838 words)

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