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In the song “get your kicks on route 66” is an euphemism of sorts for doing something for the sheer fun of it , “get your kicks” .
The term is believed to have originated with hobo slang from the early 1900's and saw revived useage in the 1960's.

Who first wrote Route 66?

Get your kicks on Route 66 At one time or another most of us have heard this 1946 song written by Bobby Troup and sung by the unforgettable Nat King Cole.

Who sang Route 66 originally?

Nat King Cole, with the King Cole Trio, first recorded the song in 1946 at Radio Recorders in Los Angeles.
Capitol Records released it as a single, which reached number three on Billboard magazine's Race Records chart and number eleven on its broader singles chart.

What is the most popular version of the Route 66 song?

“Get Your Kicks on Route 66” sometimes called “Route 66”.
Bobby Troup wrote the song and performed it, but probably the best known rendition was by Nat King Cole in 1946.
Natalie Cole, his daughter covered it also.
The Manhattan Transfer covered it.

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PDF	Route 66 Fact Sheet “(Get Your Kicks on) Route 66” a popular rhythm and blues song was composed in 1946 by American song- writer Bobby Troup The lyrics follow the path of Route

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