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Harmony Hotshots Jazz Band The Harmony Hotshots is a traditional jazz band featuring loosely defined improvisational arrangements. We are in Northern Colorado and started performing in 2022. We welcome good musicians of any age who would like to learn traditional jazz, and, of course, we welcome skilled trad players as well. The Harmony Hotshots work closely with the Northern Colorado Traditional Jazz Society to expand the community of traditional jazz fans both on-stage and in our ever-growing audience. This live recording was made March 23, 2025 in Ft. Collins, Colorado. Ted Turner (leader, banjo, vocals), Andrew Vogt (clarinet, saxophones, vocals), Reece Pullen (drums), Chris Norton (bass), Mark Manges (trumpet, vocals), Fred Smith (piano), Steve Tyler (trombone). This recording was made with a Samsung S23 Ultra, sound EQ'ed with Mixbus 10. Please Like and Share this video. And please Subscribe and click “Yes” for notifications to stay up-to-date with our newest YouTube releases. "Get Your Kicks on Route 66" is more than just a catchy tune; it's a musical journey that encapsulates the spirit of America's most iconic highway. Written in 1946 by jazz musician Bobby Troup during a cross-country trip with his wife, Cynthia, the song has an origin story as captivating as its melody. As the Troups traveled from Pennsylvania to California in their 1941 Buick, Bobby contemplated writing a song about U.S. Route 40. It was Cynthia who suggested focusing on Route 66, coining the memorable phrase, "Get your kicks on Route 66." This collaboration led to lyrics that highlight various cities and towns along the highway, painting a vivid picture of the American landscape. Upon reaching Los Angeles, Bobby presented the song to Nat King Cole, who recorded it with the King Cole Trio. Released in 1946, their rendition became a significant hit, reaching number three on Billboard's Race Records chart and number eleven on the broader singles chart. The song's infectious rhythm and evocative lyrics resonated with listeners, capturing the allure of road travel. The influence of "Route 66" extends beyond Nat King Cole's version. Artists across genres have covered the song, each adding their unique flair. The Rolling Stones included a rendition on their 1964 debut album, infusing it with rock energy. In 1982, the Manhattan Transfer's version earned them a Grammy Award for Best Jazz Vocal Performance. More recently, John Mayer recorded the song for the 2006 Disney/Pixar film "Cars," introducing it to a new generation and earning a Grammy nomination. Beyond its musical legacy, "Get Your Kicks on Route 66" has contributed to the cultural preservation of the historic highway. Figures like Angel Delgadillo, dubbed the "guardian angel" of Route 66, have worked tirelessly to promote and preserve the road's legacy. Delgadillo's efforts, including founding the Historic Route 66 Association of Arizona in 1987, have helped maintain the highway's historic significance and charm. The song's enduring popularity continues to inspire travelers to explore Route 66, seeking the nostalgic and adventurous spirit it embodies. From its inception in a cross-country car ride to its status as a timeless classic, "Get Your Kicks on Route 66" remains a testament to the romance of the open road and the enduring allure of America's highways. - ChatGPT Facebook:   / harmonyhotshotsjazzband   https://nocotradjazz.org/harmony-hots... To book the Harmony Hotshots, or join our email list to be notified of concerts, or if you would like to play with us, email harmonyhotshots@outlook.com. We look forward to hearing from you.