Jimmy Dale’s Route 66 Road Show takes a musical cruise down memory lane on the main street of America.
The show touches on early music born along the road, including the Dust Bowl migration to California as told by Woody Guthrie. Our country perseveres and we enjoy the glory years of Route 66 in the 1950s and 1960s as we follow the Mother Road from Chicago to Santa Monica.
Pop culture greats are explored such as Nat King Cole, who gives us a road map to get our kicks. Jimmy Dale is your roots music historian and tour guide, blazing in a ’58 Buick through nostalgic songs by Tina Turner and Chuck Berry. Eddie Cochran and Bob Wills take us over the hills to cure the blues of summer. We’ll walk down the street with Roy Orbison and Buddy Holly toward the vast painted desert. For the last trip travelin’ with Rick Nelson, we will be exhilarated to hit the road Ray Charles style to the Gold Coast.
Jimmy Dale Richardson is an Ameripolitan Music Award recipient for “Best Rockabilly Male.” He was featured in Vintage Rock Magazine, UK Rock n Roll Magazine, and Blue Suede News as the artist who “flies the flag for Oklahoma’s rockin’ scene.”
His music produced by Reverend Horton Heat has reached top 5 on the Alt Country Chart. Jimmy Dale has headlined vintage music festivals around the world where businesses are named for Route 66 and a romance for American nostalgia captivates people after nearly a century.
Original music perfectly suited for Route 66 is added to the show as well as vintage dancers to compliment each genre of music. There is also an option for the dancers to add aerial and giant props or roadside attractions, creating a full-scale show.
 Jimmy Dale Richardson |  Lynn Pinup |
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 Jimmy Dale Richardson |  Oklahoma History Center 1960s |
 Jimmy Dale |  Jimmy Dale |
 Aerialist Free Standing Lyra |  Jimmy Dale |
 Oklahoma History Center |  Jimmy Dale |
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 The Western Trail |  Jimmy mid 1990s |
 Dallas Symphony |  "Cigarette" Girls for Event Favors |
 Jimmy Country |  The Western Trail on Route 66 |