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TNT Singer's Father Wins GENESIS Award For Article On Dolphin Slaughters

February 11, 2006

According to a posting on TNT frontman Tony Harnell's official web site, Tony's father, Boyd Harnell, has won a Genesis Award for his recent article on the dolphin slaughters happening in Japan. "They will fly him to Hollywood in March for this event," Tony writes. "It will be attended by very high-profile celebrities and VIPs who care about animal issues. I am really proud of him for using his ability as an artist (photographer and journalist) to raise awareness of issues like this."

The annual Genesis Awards event in Hollywood pays tribute to the major news and entertainment media for producing outstanding works which raise public understanding of animal issues.

Boyd Harnell was also recently contacted by Time magazine to do a story on the same subject.

In related news, check out Jaime Vendera's new vocal instruction book which offers insight into techniques for some of the world's most highly regarded vocalists, including Tony Harnell. Jaime has been seen demonstrating his own amazing vocal talents on the nationally syndicated American show "Good Morning America" and The Discovery Channel program "MythBusters". You can find out more about his book at The Voice Connection.

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