Who's Making Love

Blues Brothers, The · Everybody Needs The Blues Brothers

All you fellows, gather round me
and let me give you some good advice.
What I'm gonna, gonna ask you now
you better think about it twice.
While you're out cheatin' on your woman
there is something you never even thought of
and that is:

Who's making love to your old lady
while you were out making love?
Who's making love to your old lady
while you were out making love?

I've seen so, so many fellows
all in that same old bag
thinkin' that a woman is made to
to be beat on and treated so bad.
Oh, fellows, let me ask you somethin'
I'm sure that you never even dreamed of
and that is:

Who's making love to your old lady
while you were out making love?
Who's making love to your old lady
while you were out making love?

I know that other women
give the other excuse.
I'm not tryin' to run your life,
boy, that's up to you, oh you,
oh oh, you you.

Reason why I ask this question,
I used to be the same old way.
When I decided to straighten up
I found it was a bit too late.
Oh yeah, that's when it all happened,
something I never ever dreamed of.

Somebody was a-lovin' my old lady
while I was out makin' love.
Somebody was a-lovin' my old lady
while I was out makin' love.

Now, who's making love to your old lady
while you were out making love?
Who's making love to your old lady
while you were out making love?

Who's Making Love

The Blues Brothers deliver a spirited interpretation of "Who's Making Love" on the album Everybody Needs The Blues Brothers. This track exemplifies the group's signature blend of rhythm and blues, gospel, and rock, showcasing their ability to revitalize classic material with high-energy instrumentation. As part of their extensive catalogue, the recording highlights the band's commitment to preserving the soulful traditions of their genre while maintaining a distinct, driving sound. The song stands as a testament to their enduring influence on American music, capturing the essence of their live performances through polished studio production. Fans of the ensemble will recognize the familiar interplay between horns and vocals that defines their approach to cover songs, ensuring this track remains a vibrant addition to their discography.