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American saxophonist, arranger, and composer (born 1945)
Louis Eugene Marini Jr. (born May 13, 1945), known as "Blue Lou" Marini, is an American saxophonist, arranger, and composer. He is best known for his work
Lou_Marini
American blues and soul band
"The Colonel" Cropper, Donald "Duck" Dunn, Matt "Guitar" Murphy, "Blue" Lou Marini, Tom "Bones" Malone, and Alan "Mr. Fabulous" Rubin. The act debuted as
The_Blues_Brothers
1980 film by John Landis
runs a soul food restaurant on Maxwell Street with his wife and "Blue Lou" Marini. Murphy's wife advises him against rejoining the band, to no avail. The
The_Blues_Brothers_(film)
American actor and bodybuilder (born 1951)
lieutenant. He is of Italian descent, with his mother hailing from Conca dei Marini and his paternal grandparents from Amalfi and Cava de' Tirreni. Ferrigno
Lou_Ferrigno
American comedian and actor (1949–1982)
Brothers, and Neighbors. He also pursued interests in music; with Aykroyd, Lou Marini, Tom Malone, Steve Cropper, Donald "Duck" Dunn, and Paul Shaffer, he founded
John_Belushi
1998 film by John Landis
he now runs a Mercedes-Benz dealership, as well as saxophonist "Blue Lou" Marini. Three members work at a radio station and quickly agree to join and
Blues_Brothers_2000
2001 studio album by Lou Marini and the Magic City Jazz Orchestra (MCJO)
Lou's Blues is a big band jazz album by saxophonist Lou Marini and the Magic City Jazz Orchestra (MCJO), his first recording as a bandleader. The album
Lou's_Blues
soloists, including Lou Marini, Lew Soloff, Tom Malone and others. UAB SuperJazz, Featuring Ellis Marsalis Lou's Blues, Lou Marini and the Magic City Jazz
Magic_City_Jazz_Orchestra
American musician (born 1948)
Inspired By The Motion Picture) (Elektra), "Blue Lou", performed by The Joe Roccisano Orchestra with Lou Marini (alto sax) – writer 1992: Jennifer Warnes, The
Donald_Fagen
American blues guitarist and singer-songwriter (1929–2018)
Roesch. It included contributions by his fellow Blues Brothers musicians Lou Marini and Alan Rubin, credited as The Blues Brothers Horns. All tracks are written
Matt_"Guitar"_Murphy
1992 film
composed by John Terelle of the Hawaiian Pups and Michael Wolff with Lou Marini. Two brothers Harry and Henry Hicks, run a New York deli they've inherited
The_Bet_(1992_film)
1972 studio album by Blood, Sweat & Tears
trombone and Lou Marini on sax." "Down in the Flood" (Bob Dylan) – 4:21 "Touch Me" (Victoria Pike, Teddy Randazzo) – 3:33 "Alone" (Lou Marini) – 5:29 "Velvet"
New Blood (Blood, Sweat & Tears album)
New_Blood_(Blood,_Sweat_&_Tears_album)
House band of Saturday Night Live
of "If It's Over" during her 1992 MTV Unplugged special. Tom Malone, Lou Marini, and Alan Rubin were members of the Blues Brothers band fronted by SNL
Saturday_Night_Live_Band
Canadian and American actor and musician (born 1952)
experienced professional R&B sidemen as lead guitarist Steve Cropper, sax man Lou Marini, trumpeter Alan Rubin, and bass guitarist Donald "Duck" Dunn, The Blues
Dan_Aykroyd
Name list
pianist Lou Kenton (1908–2012), English proofreader Lou Kilzer (born 1951), American journalist Lou Kolls (1892–1941), American baseball umpire Lou Marini (born
Lou_(given_name)
Surname list
American political scientist Joseph Hector Marini (born 1957), Canadian retired ice hockey forward Louis "Lou" Marini, Jr. (born 1945), American blues/jazz
Marini
1973 studio album by Blood, Sweat & Tears
(John Lewis) – 2:08 "Rosemary" (Randy Newman) – 3:13 "Song for John" (Lou Marini) – 2:53 "Almost Sorry" (Jeff Kent, Doug Lubahn) – 6:26 "Back Up Against
No Sweat (Blood, Sweat & Tears album)
No_Sweat_(Blood,_Sweat_&_Tears_album)
American jazz musician, arranger, and producer (born 1947)
Pearl Harbor. Malone graduated from North Texas State University with Lou Marini, who would also become a member of the Blues Brothers band. Both were
Tom_Malone_(musician)
Canadian musician (born 1949)
Warren Zevon, jazz trumpeters Miles Davis and Lew Soloff, jazz saxophonist Lou Marini, and bluegrass legend Earl Scruggs. In 1982, he co-wrote "It's Raining
Paul_Shaffer
American musician and record producer (1941–2025)
Cavaliere) 2011: Dedicated — A Salute to the 5 Royales 2017: Steve Cropper, Lou Marini and the Original Blues Brothers Band — The Last Shade of Blue Before Black
Steve_Cropper
American musician (1943–2011)
12, 2010. The performance also featured Tom "Bones" Malone and "Blue Lou" Marini. Rubin died from lung cancer on June 8, 2011, at Memorial Sloan Kettering
Alan_Rubin
American rock music band
Lipsius left as well and was briefly replaced by Joe Henderson, before Lou Marini settled into the new lineup. Founding member Halligan also departed, replaced
Blood,_Sweat_&_Tears
2008 studio album by Roy Hargrove
5:51 2. "Brown" 4:32 3. "Strasbourg / St. Denis" 4:40 4. "Starmaker" Lou Marini 7:56 5. "Joy Is Sorrow Unmasked" 4:48 6. "The Stinger" 4:59 7. "Rouge"
Earfood
1985 film by John Landis
Landis-produced Clue, as the tailor who fits the SAVAK agents "Blue" Lou Marini, saxophonist, as a member of the airport crowd Andrew Marton, film director
Into_the_Night_(1985_film)
2009 studio album by Diane Birch
Blackman: drums Stanton Moore: drums, percussion Raymond Angry: organ Lou Marini, Lenny Pickett: saxophone Tom Malone: trombone, flugelhorn Jim Hines (primary)
Bible_Belt_(album)
American musician (born 1948)
others for a new album with a band including Luis Conte, Michael Landau, Lou Marini, Arnold McCuller, Jimmy Johnson, David Lasley, Walt Fowler, Andrea Zonn
James_Taylor
1977 studio album by Talking Heads
Pop Version)" Chris Frantz – tambourine on "Love → Building on Fire" Lou Marini – saxophone on "Love → Building on Fire" and "New Feeling (Alternate Pop
Talking_Heads:_77
1989 studio album by Phoebe Snow
also worked on the album. Mick Taylor played guitar on "Cardiac Arrest". Lou Marini and Tom Scott led the horn section. Snow shot a video, her first, for
Something Real (Phoebe Snow album)
Something_Real_(Phoebe_Snow_album)
American drummer and vocalist (1940–2012)
Carter (guitar/vocals), Donald "Duck" Dunn (bass), Cropper (guitar), Lou Marini (saxophones), Howard Johnson (tuba/baritone sax), Tom "Bones" Malone (trombone)
Levon_Helm
English singer-songwriter (born 1994)
who had worked with The Who's Roger Daltrey and The Blues Brothers' Lou Marini. In anticipation of his debut album, Fender re-released "Play God" on
Sam_Fender
2014 studio album by Johnny Winter
number of guest musicians, including Jason Ricci, Eric Clapton, Dr. John, Lou Marini and Tom Malone from The Blues Brothers Band, Billy Gibbons from ZZ Top
Step_Back_(album)
Musical artist
Ellis Hall, Kenny Neal, Larry Garner, Henry Gray, Lil Ray Neal, and Lou Marini. Long also co-starred in the independent fictional film, We Are Kings
Jonathon_"Boogie"_Long
Concert hall and nightclub
Carter (guitar/vocals), Donald "Duck" Dunn (bass), Steve Cropper (guitar), Lou Marini (saxophones), Howard Johnson (tuba/baritone sax), Tom "Bones" Malone (trombone)
Palladium_(New_York_City)
2008 studio album by Boz Scaggs
flute, C flute Eric Crystal – tenor saxophone Aaron Heick – bass flute Lou Marini – bass flute Lawrence Feldman – alto flute Joyce Hammann – violin Laura
Speak_Low_(Boz_Scaggs_album)
American artist
Jobson Ray White Lady Bianca Michael Brecker Randy Brecker Ronnie Cuber Lou Marini Dave Samuels Ed Mann Tommy Mars Peter Wolf Adrian Belew Arthur Barrow
Diva_Zappa
1978 live album by Frank Zappa
section, containing members of the Saturday Night Live band, including Lou Marini and Tom Malone, as well as the Brecker Brothers. In addition, Don Pardo
Zappa_in_New_York
American musician
notable performers, including Dionne Warwick, Ella Fitzgerald, Ernie Watts, Lou Marini, Ellis Marsalis and many others. For many years, while residing in Birmingham
Neil_McLean_(saxophonist)
American progressive rock band
the stage with the legendary Blues Brothers Band (Steve Cropper, "Blue" Lou Marini, Donald "Duck" Dunn, et al.). During this time, Pavlov's Dog recorded
Pavlov's_Dog_(band)
clarinet tenor saxophone alto saxophone saxophone Roy Hitchcock clarinet Lou Marini alto saxophone tenor saxophone Will Lee percussion Ada Dyer 2001–2003
List_of_Steely_Dan_members
1974 studio album by B. J. Thomas
well-known musicians, such as Randy Brecker, Michael Brecker, Don Grolnick, Lou Marini, Hugh McCracken and Elliott Randall. "Play Something Sweet (Brickyard
Longhorns_&_Londonbridges
Swedish musician (1945–2026)
David Clayton-Thomas Lew Soloff Dave Bargeron Bobby Doyle Joe Henderson Lou Marini Jr. Larry Willis Georg Wadenius Jerry Fisher Tom Malone Ron McClure Luther
Georg_Wadenius
Italian singer and songwriter
English-language album Four, featuring Brian Auger, Eumir Deodato, Dominic Miller, Lou Marini, Gregg Kofi Brown, Fabrizio Bosso and Ronnie Jones. In 2014, Spagna returned
Ivana_Spagna
2000 studio album by Steely Dan
(4, 6), alto saxophone (5), saxophone (3) Roy Hitchcock – clarinet (3) Lou Marini – alto saxophone (4, 6), tenor saxophone (2) Chris Potter – tenor saxophone
Two_Against_Nature
1979 studio album by Aerosmith
saxophone on "Chiquita" Louis del Gatto – baritone saxophone on "Chiquita" Lou Marini – tenor saxophone on "Chiquita" Barry Rogers – trombone on "Chiquita"
Night_in_the_Ruts
1978 single by Steve Martin and the Toot Uncommons
kitchen appliances. An instrumental solo is delivered by saxophone player Lou Marini, who steps out of a sarcophagus—painted gold—to great laughter. Record
King_Tut_(song)
1993 studio album by Laura Nyro
Mindy Jostyn – strings Lou Marini, Roger Rosenberg, Randy Brecker, Lawrence Feldman – horns Michael Brecker – saxophone solo Lou Marini – flute solo Laura
Walk the Dog and Light the Light
Walk_the_Dog_and_Light_the_Light
Village in Ohio, United States
(1857–1936), member of Ohio House of Representatives, mayor of Navarre Lou "Blue Lou" Marini (The Blues Brothers) was raised in Ohio and graduated from Fairless
Navarre,_Ohio
1981 album by The J. Geils Band
saxophone Stephen Jo Bladd – drums, vocals Randy Brecker, Tom "Bones" Malone, Lou Marini, George Young, Ronnie Cuber, Alan Rubin – horns Tawatha Agee, Cissy Houston
Freeze Frame (The J. Geils Band album)
Freeze_Frame_(The_J._Geils_Band_album)
1981 studio album by Meat Loaf
Nicky Hopkins – piano (3) Larry Fast – synthesizers (1, 6) Lou Del Gatto, Tom Malone, Lou Marini, Alan Rubin – horns (7) Max Weinberg – drums Liberty DeVitto
Dead_Ringer_(album)
1978 studio album by Levon Helm
Beckett, Randy McCormick – keyboards Willie Hall, Roger Hawkins – drums Lou Marini – tenor and alto saxophone Alan Rubin – trumpet Tom Malone – trombone
Levon_Helm_(1978_album)
2009 EP by James Taylor
Johnson – bass Michael Landau – lead guitar David Lasley – backing vocals Lou Marini Jr. – flute, clarinet, saxophones Kate Markowitz – backing vocals Arnold
Other_Covers
American musician
including Elvis Presley, Billy Joel, Amy Grant, Michael W Smith and Lou Marini. Shane married Alice Dawkins after meeting in Dallas TX. (1970). They
Shane_Keister
Disco album featuring the characters of Sesame Street
percussion Jimmy Maelen – conga Joe Shepley – trumpet Alan Raph – trombone Lou Marini – single-reed instruments Dave Tofani – baritone saxophone Paul Gershman
Sesame_Street_Fever
1974 studio album by Lou Reed
horn arrangement Paul Fleisher – saxophone on "Billy" David Taylor, Lou Marini, Trevor Koehler, Jon Faddis, Alan Rubin, Alex Foster, Lew Soloff – horns
Sally_Can't_Dance
1977 studio album by Levon Helm
guitar Howard Johnson – baritone saxophone, tuba Tom Malone – trombone Lou Marini – saxophone Alan Rubin – trumpet Other musicians Emmaretta Marks – backing
Levon Helm & the RCO All-Stars
Levon_Helm_&_the_RCO_All-Stars
1993 studio album by Donald Fagen
Leroy Clouden – percussion, drums (3, 5, 8) Bashiri Johnson – percussion Lou Marini – alto saxophone, clarinet, flute Ronnie Cuber – baritone saxophone Roger
Kamakiriad
Charlie Mariano (1923–2009) (alto) Eric Marienthal (born 1957) "Blue" Lou Marini (born 1945) (soprano, alto, tenor) Branford Marsalis (born 1960) (tenor
List_of_jazz_saxophonists
1977 studio album by Brecker Brothers
Beverly Billard – backing vocals (3) Horn Section Doug Riley – arrangements Lou Marini – alto saxophone Lew Del Gatto – baritone saxophone Michael Brecker –
Don't Stop the Music (Brecker Brothers album)
Don't_Stop_the_Music_(Brecker_Brothers_album)
1982 studio album by Luther Vandross
Ronnie Cuber, Jon Faddis, Lawrence Feldman, Peter Gordon, Tom Malone, Lou Marini, Alan Rubin, Dave Taylor and Gregory Williams – horns Jonathan Abramowitz
Forever,_for_Always,_for_Love
American jazz composer and musician
initially titled Good Neighbors, featured contributions from saxophonist Lou Marini, trumpeter Alan Rubin, and drummer Steve Gadd. Those sessions eventually
Mike_Catalano_(musician)
1978 live album by the Blues Brothers
Dunn – bass guitar Steve "Getdwa" Jordan – backing vocals, drums Lou "Blue Lou" Marini – tenor and alto saxophones, backing vocals Alan "Mr. Fabulous"
Briefcase_Full_of_Blues
David Letterman's house band for 33 years
fills in for Will Lee, most recently on August 21, 2012. Saxophonist Lou Marini made several guest appearances on the show during the '80s and '90s. David
Paul Shaffer and the World's Most Dangerous Band
Paul_Shaffer_and_the_World's_Most_Dangerous_Band
Musical adaptation of a previous work
Johnny Richards, Billy May, Thad Jones, Maria Schneider, Bob Brookmeyer, Lou Marini, Nelson Riddle, Ralph Burns, Billy Byers, Gordon Jenkins, Ray Conniff
Arrangement
1981 studio album by Peter Tosh
Ronald "Nambo" Robinson - trombone Barry Rogers, Jon Faddis, Lew Soloff, Lou Marini - horns on "Nothing but Love" Technical Geoffrey Chung - recording, mixing
Wanted_Dread_&_Alive
Blood: James "Blood" Ulmer Blue: Richard Allen "Blue" Mitchell Blue Lou: Lou Marini Blow It: J. T. Brown aka Nature Boy Brown Bobo: Bobo Stenson Bogey:
List of nicknames of jazz musicians
List_of_nicknames_of_jazz_musicians
2016 studio album by the David Bromberg Band
also feature various guest musicians, including Bill Payne on keyboards, Lou Marini on saxophone, Steve Bernstein on trumpet, Birch Johnson on trombone, and
The Blues, the Whole Blues, and Nothing But the Blues
The_Blues,_the_Whole_Blues,_and_Nothing_But_the_Blues
Day of the year
Berghagen, Swedish singer-songwriter, guitarist, and actor (died 2023) 1945 – Lou Marini, American saxophonist and composer 1946 – Tim Pigott-Smith, English actor
May_13
1998 soundtrack album by various artists
guitar Matt "Guitar" Murphy - lead guitar Donald "Duck" Dunn - bass "Blue" Lou Marini - alt, tenor and baritone saxophone Alan "Mr. Fabulous" Rubin - trumpet
Blues Brothers 2000 (soundtrack)
Blues_Brothers_2000_(soundtrack)
1980 studio album by Cameo
synthesizer Jose Rossy – congas, percussion Denny Morouse – baritone saxophone Lou Marini – tenor saxophone Bob Mintzer – tenor saxophone James E. Pugh – trombone
Feel_Me_(album)
American bassist
years included Steve Berrios, Eric Gale, Neal Creque, Patience Higgins, Lou Marini, Seldon Powell, Bernard Purdie, Arlen Roth, and Melvin Sparks. Later he
Jerry_Jemmott
Mariano 1923-2009 X X Jazz, fusion Eric Marienthal 1957- X X X Jazz Lou Marini 1945- X X X X X X X X Jazz Branford Marsalis 1960- X X X X Jazz
List_of_saxophonists
American musician (1948–2026)
(2001) As producer Uncle Bud's Lectro Wood Experience Lou Marini and the Magic City Jazz Orchestra. Lou's Blues (2001) Robinson, Carol (2025-05-15). "Popular
Ray_Reach
2002 studio album by James Taylor
percussion (2–4, 7–9, 11) Michael Brecker – saxophones (2), (track 1, CD 2) Lou Marini – saxophone (4, 8) Harry Allen – tenor saxophone (12) Walt Fowler – trumpet
October_Road_(album)
1979 studio album by Peter Tosh
George Young - alto saxophone, flute Howard Johnson - baritone saxophone Lou Marini - tenor saxophone, flute Ed Walsh - Oberheim synthesizer on "Recruiting
Mystic_Man
1981 studio album by Jim Steinman
saxophone on "Dance in My Pants" and "Rock and Roll Dreams Come Through" Lou Marini – tenor saxophone on "Dance in My Pants" and "Rock and Roll Dreams Come
Bad_for_Good
American rock musician
Snow, Cyndi Lauper, John Waite, Richie Hayward (Little Feat), Will Lee, Lou Marini (the Blues Brothers), Carole King, the Uptown Horns, Steve Clark (Def
Steve_Conte
2003 American TV series or program
Michael Romero Kacie Fann Simon David Cheryl Kohagen Troy Kohagen Jenn Marini Lou Marini Jessica Holland T.J. Jill Tracy Christina Bounds Allison Stanley (Season
Starting_Over_(TV_series)
Show with David Letterman house bands, and The Blues Brothers "Blue Lou" Marini, saxophonist; played with Saturday Night Live house band and The Blues
List of University of North Texas alumni
List_of_University_of_North_Texas_alumni
Music from the video game series Fallout
Nashville included director/drummer Paul Leim and horn player "Blue Lou" Marini. The 5 songs were officially released as a digital EP on the iTunes digital
Music_of_the_Fallout_series
American jazz guitarist (born 1947)
David Clayton-Thomas Lew Soloff Dave Bargeron Bobby Doyle Joe Henderson Lou Marini Jr. Larry Willis Georg Wadenius Jerry Fisher Tom Malone Ron McClure Luther
Steve_Khan
1988 American TV series or program
Betty Wright, Trio Bulgarka, Dave Bargeron, Randy Brecker, Ronnie Cuber, Lou Marini TBA 1 10 1988 (1988) Al Jarreau, Darlene Love, Bashiri Johnson, Johnny
Sunday Night (American TV program)
Sunday_Night_(American_TV_program)
Billy Harper David Hungate Franklin D. "Bubba" Kolb Tom "Bones" Malone Lou Marini Dean Parks Jim Riggs Jay Saunders Ed Soph Marvin Stamm Bill Stapleton
List of University of North Texas College of Music alumni
List_of_University_of_North_Texas_College_of_Music_alumni
1996 studio album by Frank Zappa
timpani, vibes Randy Brecker – trumpet Michael Brecker – tenor sax, flute Lou Marini – alto sax, flute Ronnie Cuber – baritone sax, clarinet Tom Malone – trombone
Läther
Human settlement in Chicago, Illinois, United States of America
operated by Aretha Franklin, looking for Matt "Guitar" Murphy and "Blue" Lou Marini. Muddy Waters was due to play alongside John Lee Hooker but was ill on
Maxwell_Street
American saxophonist, composer, and bandleader (1956–2015)
contributed numerous liner notes for noted recordings, such as "Lou's Blues" by Lou Marini and the Magic City Jazz Orchestra. Some of his work as the author
Bob_Belden
1983 studio album by Carly Simon
Dunbar – drums (4, 7) Errol "Crusher" Bennett – percussion (4, 7, 10) Lou Marini – alto saxophone (4) David Sanborn – alto saxophone (8) Ronnie Cuber –
Hello_Big_Man
1983 studio album by Aretha Franklin
(6) Myrna Smith – backing vocals (7, 8) Horns and Strings Ronnie Cuber, Lou Marini, George Young, Tom Malone, Jim Pugh, Jon Faddis, Alan Rubin, Lew Soloff
Get_It_Right_(album)
1980 live album by The Blues Brothers
tenor and baritone saxophone, trombone, trumpet, horn arrangements Lou "Blue Lou" Marini – tenor and alto saxophone Matt "Guitar" Murphy – lead guitar Alan
Made in America (The Blues Brothers album)
Made_in_America_(The_Blues_Brothers_album)
American jazz trumpeter, composer, and actor (1944–2015)
Francois Moutin (bass), Victor Lewis (drums) Rainbow Mountain, 2000 - Lou Marini (saxophones, flute), Joe Beck (guitar), Mark Egan (bass), Danny Gottlieb
Lew_Soloff
2015 studio album by James Taylor
David Peel – French horn (2) Roger Rosenberg – baritone saxophone (4) Lou Marini and Dave Mann – tenor saxophone (4) Randy Andos – trombone (4) Randy Brecker
Before_This_World
1997 live album by The Blues Brothers & Friends
"The Colonel" Cropper – Guitar Donald "Duck" Dunn – Bass guitar Lou "Blue Lou" Marini – Tenor & Alto Saxophones Alan "Mr. Fabulous" Rubin – Trumpet Paul
Blues Brothers and Friends: Live from Chicago's House of Blues
Blues_Brothers_and_Friends:_Live_from_Chicago's_House_of_Blues
2009 studio album by Rod Stewart
Scott – baritone saxophone (1), saxophones (8–10), alto sax solo (9) Lou Marini – saxophones (9) Jim Spake – tenor saxophone (11) Jeff Driskill – flute
Soulbook
1979 studio album by Robben Ford
Somebody" Alan Rubin – trumpet Tom Malone – trombone, baritone saxophone Lou Marini – alto saxophone, tenor saxophone, horn arrangements Russell Ferrante
The_Inside_Story_(album)
2008 studio album by James Taylor
Landau – lead guitars David Lasley – vocals Yo-Yo Ma – cello on "Suzanne" Lou Marini, Jr. – flute, clarinet, saxophones Kate Markowitz – vocals Arnold McCuller –
Covers_(James_Taylor_album)
Dominican pianist and composer (born 1954)
Slatkin, Arturo Sandoval, Frank Colón, Aisha Syed Castro, Béla Fleck, Lou Marini, Cliff Almond, Juan Luis Guerra 4.40, Mark Walker. Camilo is one of the
Michel_Camilo
American Chicago blues musician
a Blues Music Award for Best Comeback Blues Album. It was arranged by Lou Marini. His songwriting credits include "Kitty Kat", described by one music journalist
Eddie_King_(musician)
1983 studio album by Spyro Gyra
Jeremy Wall – arrangements and conductor Jay Beckenstein – alto saxophone Lou Marini – tenor saxophone Dave Bargeron – trombone Alan Rubin – flugelhorn, trumpet
City_Kids_(album)
Radio station in Sioux City, Iowa, United States
celebrities. Past guests include Tony Dow, Scott Ferrall, and "Blue Lou" Marini. Every April, "Open Line" broadcasts for a week live from Washington
KSCJ
American musician (born 1957)
(1997) Director: Leon Breeden; saxes: Jim Riggs (lead), Dan Higgins, Lou Marini, Randy Lee, Bev Smith; trumpets: Gary Grant (lead), Jay Saunders, John
Steve_Wiest
Pfeiffer, Waldo Salt, Don Siegel, Jake Steinfeld, Roger Vadim, "Blue" Lou Marini The Mean Season Orion Pictures Phillip Borsos (director); Leon Piedmont
List of American films of 1985
List_of_American_films_of_1985
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