A description of the DVD will help set the stage:
> The Best of the Blues Brothers is a trove of information for fans, as well
> as providing 14 live videos of some of the band's best recordings. With
> Dan Aykroyd playing both himself and Elwood Blues, he recounts the
> history of the band, stopping along the way to introduce the music to
> interviewer Tom Davis. There's even a nice special effect, with Aykroyd
> and Elwood sitting across the table from each other.
www.allmusic.com/album/the-best-of-the-blues-brothers-2002-video-dvd-mw000021480746 minutes into the DVD, Tom Davis is interviewing Dan Aykroyd (as himself), and Dan Aykroyd (as Elwood):
> Tom: Where is the original bluesmobile? Where is it?
>
> Dan: I heard that some chick ran it into a telephone pole across from
> Wrigley Stadium.
>
> Elwood: Yeah, she wacked it pretty good. Bent the frame up so it
> doesn't pass inspection now. Got a rope, one night, put it in the back
> of a friend's pickup, towed it to Hamel, Minnesota. My friend's got a
> farm there, Pat Hayes, from Lamont Cranston.
It looks like Elwood is talking about this Pat Hayes:
www.lamontcranston.com/PATLAMON.HTMAnd here's an interview with Pat:
www.mnblues.com/review/2001/pathayes-intv701rs.html> Ray: What is your connection to Dan "Elwood Blues" Aykroyd? And
> what's that rumor about the Blues Mobile sitting out at your place?
>
> Pat: I used to live with Tom Davis and Al Franken before they moved to
> New York to write for Saturday Night Live. They brought our music to
> Aykroyd and Belushi who met us at the "Other End" in New York. We got
> along great and they would give us little plugs every now and then.
> That's what Elwood was doing when he said I had the Blues Mobile, he
> was just giving me a little plug, and I think that was very nice of him.
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That's a nice story. It sure beats signed notes from Bill Gates.