Do You Love Me?
Blues Brothers, The · Everybody Needs The Blues Brothers
because I couldn't dance
You didn't even want me around
And now I'm back
to let you know
I can really
shake them down
Do love me (I can really move)
Do you love me (Now I'm in the groove)
Do you love me (do you love me)
Now that I can dance?
Watch me now!!
work, work
work it out baby
work, work
You driving me crazy
work, work
with a little bit of soul now
Well I can mash potato (mash potato)
I can do the twist (do the twist)
And then funky, funky chicken (funky, funky chiken)
Well do you like me like this (do you like me like this)
Tell me, tell me, tell me
[2 times]
Well do you love me (do you love me)
Do you love me (do you love me)
Do you love me (do you love me)
Now that I can dance
About Do You Love Me?
"Do You Love Me?" is a standout track from The Blues Brothers' 1976 album *Everybody Needs The Blues Brothers*, blending the group's signature rockabilly and blues influences with a soulful vocal delivery. As a staple of their discography, the song exemplifies the band's ability to reinterpret classic material while maintaining their unique energetic style. The recording features the iconic harmonies and rhythmic drive that defined their live performances and studio work throughout the late 1970s. It remains a recognizable piece within their catalog, often associated with their energetic stage presence and their commitment to preserving the spirit of American blues and rock music. The track showcases the collaborative chemistry between the brothers and their backing musicians, creating a sound that has endured as a defining element of their musical legacy.