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This Week’s Harmony Road Features All Broadcast Premiere Videos

Harmony Road

 Tim Livingston, High Road III, The Akins and Southern Raised

Signal Mountain, TN November 21, 2014, This week’s special Harmony Road TV program features never before seen on TV videos including the concept/performance videos “Joyful, Joyful, We Adore Thee” from the Akins, Southern Raised with “Grandpa’s Fiddle”, and Tim Livingston’s “I Just Miss You” as well as High Road III and  “How Deep the Father’s Love for Us”  from the Les Butler and Friends DVD from Dugger Mountain Music Hall.

“Over the past two years of broadcasting Southern Gospel videos, we’ve had the honor of premiering several great productions.  This is the first time we’ve been able to present an entire program of videos that have never been broadcast on television” remarked Roger Spears, Harmony Road producer.  “We appreciate all the artists and producers who have the talent and vision to provide quality videos that help spread the Word through music  and are excited to air them to our viewers across the country” he concluded.

Now available to over 80 million television homes across the country in addition to online streaming, ROKU, mobile app and more, Harmony Road is a weekly southern gospel television program hosted by Singing News, Butler Music Group and Solid Gospel Radio veteran Les Butler.

Information on, Its affiliates and time slots can be found at www.harmonyroadtv.com.  Viewers can also interact with the program on Facebook at Harmony Road TV and on twitter@harmonyroadtv.

Harmony Road is produced and distributed by Harmony Road Productions and features the best in Southern Gospel music and video. It can be found each week on The Heartland Network, The NRB Network (including DirecTV, streaming and mobile app), WATC57 in Atlanta, WGNM-TV in Macon, WYBU-TV in Columbus, GA/Phoenix City, AL.  Also find the program on the WALKtv network (including ROKU), Harmony Gospel in Greeneville, SC,  DCT3in Middle Tennessee, TV24 in Anniston/Gadsden, Charter Cable in Clarksville, Cookeville/Crossville, Sevier County, Lebanon and Jackson, TN and  WMJN29 in Decatur/Athens/Cullman, AL.  Harmony Road has recently added affiliates www.bbntv.org, where the program will be streamed online several times a week.

Affiliates have also been added in Jackson, TN, Beaumont, TX,  and Harrogate, TN.

Allan Rhodes of Rhodes Media Center is the programs technical director.

This Week’s Harmony Road Features Sisters, Canton Junction, Legacy Five

Harmony Road

Signal Mountain, TN  This week’s Harmony Road television program will include videos from Canton Junction with “Sweeter as the Days Go By”, Sisters with “I’m Sure”, along with Legacy Five and “Newborn Feeling”. The program also features Brian Free and Assurance with “I Want to be That Man” and an exclusive video of Jerry Salley performing “The Broken Ones”

Harmony Road’s broadcast week begins on Saturday and continues through the following week. New programs begin airing each Saturday and Sunday. Several stations and affiliates air the program multiple times during the week also, giving viewers more opportunities to enjoy the music and the gospel message it delivers

This week’s program originates from Dugger Mountain Music Hall near Piedmont, Alabama. Dugger mountain Music Hall hosts regular concerts and produces a television program that airs on many of the same stations as Harmony Road as part of the Heartland Network. The venue is part of “our Father’s Arms” an outreach ministry based in the area. A special feature of this ministry is included in this week’s episode. More information can be found at www.duggermountainmusic.com.

Hosted by Les Butler, Harmony Road, a weekly southern gospel television program, is now available to over 80 million homes nationwide through networks, local TV stations, ROKU, DirecTV, and a mobile app. The program is also streamed from several locations. Information on Harmony Road and its affiliates can be found at www.harmonyroadtv.com. Viewers can also interact with the program on Facebook at Harmony Road TV and on twitter @harmonyroadtv.

Harmony Road is produced and distributed by Harmony Road Productions and features the best in Southern Gospel music and video. It can be found each week on The Heartland Network, The NRB Network (including DirecTV, streaming and mobile app), WATC57 in Atlanta, WGNM-TV in Macon, WYBU-TV in Columbus, GA/Phoenix City, AL. Also find the program on the WALKtv network (including ROKU), Harmony Gospel in Greeneville, SC, DCT3in Middle Tennessee, TV24 in Anniston/Gadsden, Charter Cable in Clarksville, Cookeville/Crossville, Sevier County, Lebanon and Jackson, TN and WMJN29 in Decatur/Athens/Cullman, AL

HARMONY ROAD TV TO FEATURE CANTON JUNCTION, BOOTH BROTHERS, DEVIN MCGLAMERY

SIGNAL MOUNTAIN, TN FEBRUARY 7, 2014-This weekend’s Harmony Road tv features a mix of classic and newer sounds from Devin Mcglamery, Canton Junction, Phil Cross, The Talley Trio and The Booth Brothers. Videos include the touching  “While I Still Can” from McGlamery, “She Still Remembers Jesus’ Name” by the Booth Brothers, Phil Cross with “I Am Redeemed” from his newest Song of a Lifetime project, The Talley Trio with “The
Promise” and a remake of the classic Southern Gospel hit “Wouldn’t Take Nothing for My Journey Now” from Canton Junction.

This week’s program originates from Dugger Mountain Music Hall near Piedmont, Alabama. Dugger Mountain Music Hall hosts regular concerts and produces a television program that airs on many of the same stations as Harmony Road. Dugger Mountain Music Hall part of “Our Father’s Arms”, an outreach ministry based in the area. More information can be found at www.duggermountainmusic.com

Harmony Road is a weekly Southern Gospel TV program hosted by “Singing News” publisher and Solid Gospel Radio host Les Butler. The program features the best in Southern Gospel music and video. Harmony Road can be found each week on The Heartland Network Sunday mornings at 8:00 Eastern as well as Saturday afternoons on WATC57 in Atlanta. Also the WALKtv network (including ROKU) and www.wmjn29.com. For more information on these and other affiliates you can visit  www.harmonyroadtv.com ,www.watc.tv and www.watchheartlandtv.com.

Other team members include Southern Gospel Musician Cody McVey providing interviews, as well as Roger Spears, Producer and Allan Rhodes, Technical Director.

HARMONY ROAD TV FEATURES OLD PATHS QUARTET, COLLINGSWORTH FAMILY, GREATER VISION

SIGNAL MOUNTAIN, TN JANUARY 25, 2014- This weekend’s Harmony Road features “God’s Great” the chart topping hit by the Old Paths Quartet, “Pile of Crowns” from Greater Vision, classic Collingsworth Family music with “Light From Heaven”, “Mighty Deep Well” from the Kingdom Heirs and Mark Bishop with ‘You Can’t Ask too Much of God”.

The mix of new and classic hits along with artists including a soloist, trio, family group and quartets gives the viewers a distinct mix Southern Gospel sounds and performances.

This week’s program originates from Dugger Mountain Music Hall near Piedmont, Alabama. Dugger Mountain Music Hall hosts regular concerts and produces a television program that airs on many of the same stations as Harmony Road. Dugger Mountain Music Hall part of “Our Father’s Arms”, an outreach ministry based in the area. More information can be found at www.duggermountainmusic.com

Harmony Road is a weekly Southern Gospel TV program hosted by “Singing News” publisher and Solid Gospel Radio host Les Butler. The program features the best in Southern Gospel music and video.Harmony Road can be found each week on The Heartland Network Sunday mornings at 8:00 Eastern as well as Saturday afternoons on WATC57 in Atlanta. Also the WALKtv network (including ROKU) and www.wmjn29.com. For more information on these and other affiliates you can visit www.harmonyroadtv.com ,www.watc.tv and www.watchheartlandtv.com.
Other team members include Southern Gospel Musician Cody McVey providing interviews, as well as Roger Spears, Producer and Allan Rhodes, Technical Director.

Dailey and Vincent to be in Concert at Bevill Center, Boaz, Alabama

Boaz, Alabama, Marshall Technical School and the Marshall County Economic Development Council are proud to announce the acclaimed Bluegrass group Dailey & Vincent will be coming to Snead State Community College’s Bevill Center on June 1st. A jam session among local artists will begin at 3 p.m. to help kick off the event. The concert will follow at 7 p.m. Opening the concert will be award winning Canaan’s Crossing. Snead State Community College is located in Boaz, Alabama, making this event easily accessible to Bluegrass/Gospel fans from Alabama, Georgia and Tennessee.

Grammy nominated and Dove award winning Dailey & Vincent recently walked away with several top awards from the SPGBMA where they earned Bluegrass, Vocal Group and Gospel group of the year honors. They are also three time winners of the IBMA Entertainer and Vocal Group of the year awards. Group founders Jamie Dailey and Darren Vincent have won multiple awards through the years. They have performed with artists including Dolly Parton, Ricky Skaggs, Doyle Lawson, Emmylou Harris and many more. They have also been featured on Gaither Homecoming videos.Canaan’s Crossing is a recent recipient of the Group of the Year and Song of the Year awards from Front Porch Fellowship and The Singing News. Their song “Middle Man” was recently the number one bluegrass gospel song on the Singing News Bluegrass charts. Tim Maze of Canaan’s Crossing said, “We are proud to be a part of this exciting event in Boaz.

We have worked with Daily and Vincent several times and know its going to be a great night of bluegrass and Gospel music.” Canaan’s Crossing has recently been seen on national television programs Dugger Mountain Music Hall and Harmony Road.Tickets for this special night of music featuring 2 of the hottest acts in bluegrass are $15 if purchased in advance or $20 at the door. Tickets can be purchased at Boaz, Albertville, and Guntersville Piggly Wiggly grocery store locations, Warehouse Discount Grocery in Arab
and Gadsden Music Center in Gadsden, Alabama. Tickets can also be purchased online at itickets.com. Proceeds from the event go improve programs at the Marshall Technical School and help buy materials for the different shops and programs offered students. All proceeds will go directly to the programs to help to students develop their trades to prepare them for the job market and assist in adding new classes at the school. For more information call 256-582-5629