Country kicks March 17, 2008
Posted by Ron in Music.trackback
Canadian country artist Beverly Mahood contributes to a swinging version of “Route 66.” Her band does a lot of nice soloing work here.
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Ron. I wrote the song and Hank Mills put in a few lines, the one about Route 66 and two or three more. I wrote it in 1965 and I had Dell do the demo and he put in the Doo Doo Doo. That one kinda got Dell Reeves up and running. Of course a million seller will do that for you. Wish I could write one every year.
Thanks, Walter Haynes