Route 66 Theme Song by the Nelson Riddle Orchestra
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Nick Reed
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Route 66 Theme Song by the Nelson Riddle Orchestra
Got what I need. . . . .thanks to those who sent me a copy!
Nick
Please Close this thread, see you guys in St. Louis
Nick
Please Close this thread, see you guys in St. Louis
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I can just barely remember my folks watching that show on television.
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This video is kinda fun, and the audio seems to be better.
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This video is kinda fun, and the audio seems to be better.
Click Here
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If you do a Google search you can listen and download it from HERE?
The story of that tune is that the producers of the show didn't want to pay royalties to Bobby Troup for his "(Get Your Kicks On) Route 66" song, so they asked Nelson Riddle to come up with an original song for the show, and he basically ripped off Nat King Cole's piano solo from his hit version of the Bobby Troup song.
I'm not sure if I would call "(Get Your Kicks On) Route 66" a Western Swing song, sure Asleep At The Wheel made it on to the charts with it, but about 50 or so Blues, Pop, R&B, and Rock bands have all had bigger hits with it. From Nat King Cole, Mel Torme, Perry Como(the only hit version with the complete Bobby Troup Lyrics) to the Rolling Stones.
The story of that tune is that the producers of the show didn't want to pay royalties to Bobby Troup for his "(Get Your Kicks On) Route 66" song, so they asked Nelson Riddle to come up with an original song for the show, and he basically ripped off Nat King Cole's piano solo from his hit version of the Bobby Troup song.
I'm not sure if I would call "(Get Your Kicks On) Route 66" a Western Swing song, sure Asleep At The Wheel made it on to the charts with it, but about 50 or so Blues, Pop, R&B, and Rock bands have all had bigger hits with it. From Nat King Cole, Mel Torme, Perry Como(the only hit version with the complete Bobby Troup Lyrics) to the Rolling Stones.
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