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- Sex:
- Male
- Birthday:
- October 14, 1929
- Hometown:
- Savannah, TN
- Country:
- USA
- About Me:
- I have written for various periodicals including, Field & Stream and Outdoor Life. I Have also been a contributing writer for USA Today newspaper. I began traveling Route 66 in 1951 and seen most everything the road has to offer. I write scripts for audio-books for Readio Theatre.
- Favorite Music:
- Old Time Mountain Music. I also like The Road Crew and their original Route 66 songs.
- Why are you here
- Grapes Of Wrath and Cars.
- List Of My Favorite Route 66 Places
- Meramec Caverns, St. Louis, Chain of Rocks Bridge, Tulsa, Clinton Museum, Tucumcari, Gallup and Oatman,
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ning does not support webTV - Please write me at, jimmygray@webtv.net
The company behind this web site (ning) does not support my internet connection (webTV). Please contact me at, jimmygray@webtv.net. I would love to hear from you! I hope they'll add support soon?
Posted on September 25, 2007 at 10:16am — 1 Comment
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The Road Crew in Joplin! Aug 2013
The Road Crew - America's Route 66 Band will be the opening act for the International Route 66 Festival this year! We'll be playing on Main Street in Galena, Friday evening at 6pm and on Main Street Joplin Saturday night at 7:30. We will also add a mini-concert to this list at Afton Staion at 1pm Sunday afternoon. Hope to see you guys August 2nd thru the 4th, 2013!
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I Welcome you to the Mother Road Site and feel honored to be your friend. I live 30 miles south of Rt. 66 on Hwy 89 in north central Az. and travel 66 (hwy 40) often from Ca to Albuquerque NM to visit my clients. I am also an avid amature photographer and have a few shots from along my travels. One day soon I will post some on the site. My first travels on Rt 66 was with my good friend Joe Loesch in the mid 60's when we were riding our motorcycles together and living with in a couple of miles of Rt 66 in souther CA.