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PRESS RELEASE MARCH 2006: TELLY AWARDS HONORS ALAN AMES AND ASSOCIATES AND FOGHAT MILLENNIUM TOUR The Telly Awards, a highly respected television industry competition has announced that have honored Alan Ames and Associates with a 2005 Telly Award in the live concert production / long form video category for their production of "FOGHAT - THE MILLENNIUM TOUR" currently available on DVD thru Warners/Rhino Home Video. The Millennium Tour, which has previously received numerous awards including a Gold Remi in Stage Concert Production from WorldFest International Film Festival, features a stunning performance by founding member and lead singer "Lonesome Dave" Peverett during his final concert performances just prior to his untimely death from cancer in 2000. The Millennium tour was also featured as an opening night special presentation at the Moondance International Film Festival. FOGHAT - THE MILLENNIUM TOUR made its World Premiere on VH1 Classics in 2005. Reviews for the Millennium Tour have proclaimed it as the "quintessential" Foghat release featuring some of their most popular hits such as; Slow Ride, Fool For The City, Driving Wheel, Sweet Home Chicago, Angel Of Mercy and I just Want To Make Love To You, to name a few. "Lonsome Dave's performance was nothing less than electrifying" said Alan Ames the show's producer. "It was truly an honor to be part of FOGHAT's legacy" Ames said, "We anticipate 'Lonsome Dave' and FOGHAT to be inducted into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame sometime in the not too distant future. Their influence on the music industry and the introduction of their "Blues-Rock" style has inspired many individuals and bands over their three decade career." The concert also features original members Roger Earl (Drums), Tony Stevens (Bass), and Bryan Bassett (Lead Guitar) who filled in for original Lead Guitarist Rod Price. The DVD also includes "Special Features" such as "Chat with the Hat" interviews, behind the scenes shenanigans and a photo gallery. ALAN AMES AND ASSOCIATES alanamesandassociates.com .

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