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Classic

Rare Freddie Stone lead singing. And he is strumming that guitar!

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If you haven't done Route 66, go do it. Get in your car and do it.

Up lighten tune

what’s the id

Amazing❤

Thanks to WBCN way back in the day playing this and so much other stuff my musical horizons are wide and deep.

Aaaaaaah lol Ray is in the zone when he drops those

That vibes solo is class

If 75% of the band were absent sounds like they were surplus to requirements anyway! Ray had everything he needed, great rhythm section and a hot guitarist - hell, he could have done the gig on his own!😁

Supoyb!

This might be their best song of all time!

Appropriate for A Prairie Home Companion, as the song was written about 1900 by Jens Bodewalt Lampe, born in Denmark, who arrived in Minnesota in 1873, when he was four, two years after my great-great grandparents arrived from Denmark. This was an early rag played by the Sousa band. I doubt that Lampe ever met a creole belle.

ChatGPT Brought me here. Fire remix

deff flowapowa42o show approved!

this is primo woo woo wooooooo!

TTC AINT SAFE NO MOE

Love Ernie Henry’s solo! Underrated giant of the Alto! Also love Cecil Payne on Baritone! Moody doesn’t solo here! Chano Pozo’s congas are a force of nature!

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this song reminds me of flowapowa42o

HAIL TO THE KING BABY!!!

MOLE MOLE MOLE!!!

What a version!!!! 👍

I personally knew Doc, great guy. This is a fine take on John Hurt's version too.

Bravo. Great artist.

WITH DOC WATSON!!

I saw him live in 1972 in Michigan and he played this. I always remembered it, and still love it.

Beautifull

Always loved Taj Mahal and Ive never heard this before. Great job and so sweet.

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THANKS

Yo!!! That a TIGHT REMIX!!!

Junie!

Call this one the 'definitive live performance' of ROUTE 66. The intuitive genius that is TH-cam circa 2021 just sent this my way - a 'live in Paris' performance of by the singer Frank Sinatra declared “the only true genius in the business” (the business of singing). You'd never know that “most of Ray's band” was still back in L.A or in transit - and that Ray was improvising so the show could go on. Program note: Ray playfully breaks the rhyme pattern by saying Saint Louis, instead of Saint Louie. Informed note posted with the video by KYLE MOLE What do you do when you arrive in Paris for a gig @ the Grand Olympia, only to find that your 75% of your band is still in LA? You do what any muso would, Improvise... a blessing in disguise, Ray Turns the Grandiose surroundings of the Olympia into smokey Jazz Club in a NYC Basement. A rare chance to see him in a small combo setting and flexing his chops. This is the opener, Route 66, a track first made famous by one of his biggest influences, Nat Cole. His solo on the Vibes setting is like having ice cubes dropped down the back of your T shirt... Just had to say Thanks, Kyle Mole. Celebrated this day at Sinatra Family - Forum - "Siriusly Sinatra" - MY FAVORITE VERSION, YOURS TOO? sinatrafamily.com/forum/showthread.php/50225-My-Favorite-Version-%28yours-too-%29?p=1308983#post1308983

Not a bad band is it!!!

Great 👍🏼

I'm so out of it I thought the song was about the CINCINNATI REDS. Best all time title for a blues song, and a good blues at that.

I didn't know that before but it is awesome and I love it that much, 👍😍💋

That got to be Freddy singin

The horn arrangement is sublime. Jaco and the low brass make the song.

Banger

Preemo brought me here.

Try a Test ... 😊

4:01 Thats The Gang Starr Sample

Grand

Legend

This is freakin' great!

The Rolling Stones rules!

The drummer that quit the band due to health issues is damn sure no slouch. Diamond had some shoes to fill when he replaced him.