What makes a song a good driving song? The music? The lyrics? Good memories of driving around while listening to it?
There are no wrong answers. And you get to decide.
Your write-in votes are encouraged. Vote for your favorite in the comments, or on the Summit Racing Equipment or OnAllCylinders Facebook page.
But the 2016 nominees for the Cammies category of “Best 1960s Driving Song” are:
Fun, Fun, Fun — The Beach Boys
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Mustang Sally — Wilson Pickett
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Born to be Wild — Steppenwolf
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I’ve Been Everywhere — Johnny Cash
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Drive My Car — The Beatles
Note: Due to copyright restrictions, Beatles songs are not available on YouTube, so we decided to roll with Paul McCartney’s version. We’re pretty confident you already know the tune.
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Born to be wild.
Fords N Chefs by Mac Drew / Little Bruce
Deep Purple, Highway Star: Nobody gonna take my car
I’m gonna race it to the ground
Nobody gonna beat my car
It’s gonna break the speed of sound
Read more: Deep Purple – Highway Star Lyrics | MetroLyrics
Golden Earring, Radar Love
The Who, When Im Mobile !
“I’m going Home” by 10 years after………
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