As the automobile began to replace railroad travel in the
mid-1920s, Route 66 became a two-lane avenue that
connected farm roads to industrial America. More and
more people ventured along the route through the Great
Depression, World War II, the era that was folk music and
the emergence of rock n’ roll. Single pump gas stations,
drive-in movies, honky-tonks, truck stops and motels
were the icons travelers saw along this route.

The road, which allowed many to follow the American
dream, begins in Chicago, the industrial capitol of the
mid-west. After visiting Chicago, the series heads south
towards St. Louis, touches Kansas on the way to Tulsa,
then goes through the Texas Panhandle, New Mexico and
Arizona to California’s Santa Monica Pier.

We will explore the old road along with the lasting and
fabulous music it helped to create. With seven concert locations,
from incredible theaters, to historic hotels, an
authentic cafe, and so many fabulous stops! We
will bring excitement back to small town America and
share the experience with those in the big city as well.
Rock & Roll, Country, and even a little Jazz and Swing
mixed in, we will combine history, folklore, food, and music
together in a way never seen before on television.

The cast and crew will arrive in high style provided by
Marathon Coach which will no doubt turn heads wherever
we go. Between the reality of life on the concert
tour, to interviews, tasting the flavors of the road, historic
sights, and exciting music, this series will offer something
for every viewer.

Produced by Greene HD Productions, Inc.
A pioneer in HDTV programming since 1995.

Tour Schedule:
Monday October, 6: Coleman Theatre, Miami, Ok.
Wednesday October, 8: St. Louis Union Station, St. Louis, Mo.
Friday October, 10: Munger Moss Motel, Lebanon, Mo.
Saturday October 11; U-Drop Inn, Shamrock, Tx.
Sunday October, 12: Big Texan, Amarillo, Tx.
Monday October, 13: Mid-Point Cafe, Adrian, Tx.
Wednesday October, 15: La Posada Hotel, Winslow, Az.