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Title:MUSIC V4
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189.0. "Juno Award Winners" by DPE::STARR (They call it Paradise, I don't know why) Mon Mar 30 1992 20:49

(Note: The Juno Awards are the Canadian equivalent to the Grammys.)


Article 99970 of rec.music.misc:
Subject: *** 1992 CANADIAN JUNO AWARDS *** (broadcast nationally on CBC)
Date: Mon, 30 Mar 1992 19:37:59 GMT

                   21st CANADIAN (CARAS) JUNO AWARDS
			Sunday, March 29, 1992
	  O'Keefe Centre - downtown Toronto, Ontario, Canada

Broadcast nationally on CBC
Hosted by : Rick Moranis
(attending via satellite in Los Angeles : David Foster & Celine Dion)

(Juno award winners denoted by '==>')

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PERFORMANCE : Bryan Adams "Can't Stop This Thing We Started"

SINGLE OF THE YEAR

	Animal Heart - Glass Tiger
	Can't Stop This Thing We Started - Bryan Adams
	Everything I Do I Do It For You - Bryan Adams
 ==>	Life Is A Highway - Tom Cochrane
	Too Hot - Alanis

SONGWRITER OF THE YEAR

	Bryan Adams
 ==>	Tom Cochrane
	Bruce Cockburn
	Shirley Eikhard
	Marc Jordan

PERFORMANCE : Sarah McLachlan "Drawn to the Rhythm"

BEST DANCE RECORDING : 	"Everyone's A Winner" - Bootsauce
BEST R&B RECORDING :	"Call My Name" - Luv N Sas
BEST WORLD BEAT RECORDING : "The Gathering" - Various Artists

PRODUCER OF THE YEAR

 ==>	Bryan Adams (John "Mutt" Lange co-producer)
	Tom Cochrane
	Rush (Rupert Hines co-producer)
	Loreena McKennitt (Brian Huges co-producer)
	Bob Rock (Hatfield, Ulrich co-producers)

BEST HARD ROCK ALBUM :	"Roll the Bones" - Rush
BEST ALBUM DESIGN :	"Roll the Bones" - Rush

PERFORMANCE : George Fox

MOLSON CANADIAN ENTERTAINER OF THE YEAR  (lone Juno voted upon by the public)

==>	Bryan Adams
	Blue Rodeo
	Celine Dion
	Colin James
	Tragically Hip

(Bryan says, "... thanks to the Canadian fans ... we had a great time
 touring the country ... finished the Canadian tour in January ...
 we're coming back in August ...")   :-)  :-)  :-)  :-)

BEST COUNTRY FEMALE ARTIST - Cassandra Vasik

PERFORMANCE : Crash Test Dummies "The Ghosts That Haunt Me"

BEST COUNTRY GROUP OR DUO - Prairie Oyster

RAP RECORDING OF THE YEAR  

	Maestro Fresh Wes
 ==>	The Dream Warriors - "My Definition of A Boombastic Jazz Style"
	Michie Mee and L.A. Luv
	Simply Majestic (with Morel and Brothers from the Ghetto)
	Kish

MOST PROMISING MALE VOCALIST - Keven Jordan
MOST PROMISING FEMALE VOCALIST - Alanis
MOST PROMISING GROUP - The Infidels

PERFORMANCE : Ofra Harnoy on cello (with pianist);
	      Loreena McKennitt on harp (with backup band and Harnoy on cello)

CARAS SPECIAL ACHIEVEMENT AWARD - Bryan Adams

NEW JUNO HALL OF FAME INDUCTEES - Ian and Sylvia Tyson

	- Peter Gzowski (CBC Radio) presenter 
	- performing music of Ian and Sylvia Tyson

		Blue Rodeo (backup band)
		Kashtin
		Molly Johnson (of Infidels)
		Jane Siberry and Neil Osborne (of 54-40)
		Andy Maze (?) (of Skydiggers)

BEST VIDEO - "Into the Fire" : Sarah McLachlan

GROUP OF THE YEAR

	Blue Rodeo
 ==>	Crash Test Dummies
	Glass Tiger
	Rush
	Tragically Hip

COUNTRY MALE VOCALIST OF THE YEAR - George Fox

FEMALE VOCALIST OF THE YEAR 

	Lee Aaron
 ==>	Celine Dion  (much to her surprise, having won this last year)
	Loreena McKennitt
	Sarah McLachlan
	Mitsou

PERFROMANCE : Tom Cochrane "Life Is A Highway"

MALE VOCALIST OF THE YEAR

	Bryan Adams
 ==>	Tom Cochrane
	Bruce Cockburn
	Maestro Fresh Wes
	Robbie Robertson

RECORDING ENGINEER OF THE YEAR - Mike Fraser "Razor's Edge" for AC-DC

ALBUM OF THE YEAR
	
	"The Ghosts That Haunt Me" - Crash Test Dummies
	Highlights from the Phantom of the Opera - Canadian Cast
 ==>	"Mad Mad World" - Tom Cochrane
	"Road Apples" - Tragically Hip
	"Waking Up the Neighbours" - Bryan Adams

===========================================================================

All in all, the show lasted 2 hours 20 minutes ...

Clearly, Tom Cochrane was the big winner, winning 4 of the 6 nominated
categories : Single of the Year, Songwriter of the Year,
	     Male Vocalist of the Year, and Album of the Year.
--
  Henry Lee			<lee@physics.ubc.ca>	Cosmic Microwave 
  Dept. of Physics, U.B.C.	<hlee@unixg.ubc.ca>	Background Balloon
  Vancouver, B.C.		                    	Anisotropy Experiment
  Canada  V6T 1Z1		(604) UBC-6144		(CMB BAM 1993? / 1994?)


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189.11993 Juno AwardsOTOOA::ESKICIOGLUMy other piano is a SteinwayMon Mar 22 1993 22:4936
    
    
    Canadian  Entertainer:
    		The Tragically Hip
    
    Album:
    		Ingenue, k.d. lang
    
    Single:
    		Beauty and the Beast, Celine Dion,  Peabo  Bryson
    
    Female Vocalist:
    		Celine Dion
    
    Male Vocalist:
    		Leonard Cohen		(!!!!!)
    
    Group:
    		Barenaked Ladies
    
    Country duo or group:
    		Tracey Prescott &  Lonesome Daddy
    
    International Entertainer:
    		U2
    
    Best-selling album:
    		Waking up the neighbors, Bryan Adams
    
    Most promising group:
    		Skydiggers
    
    Best rap recording:
    		Keep it Slammin', Devon
    
    
189.2Only in CanadaOTOOA::ELLACOTTQuick Snarf bring my AxeFri May 28 1993 23:053
     As Leonard said himself .....
    
    			Only IN Canada !!!!!!
189.31993 Juno Award nominationsQRYCHE::STARRStand on this single print of timeWed Feb 09 1994 14:56167
	TORONTO (UPI) -- Nominees announced Tuesday for the 23rd annual Juno
Awards, Canada's version of the Grammys, to be presented live on
national television on March 20:

	Canadian entertainer of the year: Barenaked Ladies, Celine Dion, The
Rankin Family, The Tragically Hip, Michelle Wright.

	Album of the year: ``12 Inches Of Snow,'' Snow; ``The Future,''
Leonard Cohen; ``Harvest Moon,'' Neil Young; ``I'll Always Be There,''
Roch Voisine; ``Rocking Horse,'' Alannah Myles.

	Best-selling album (foreign or domestic): ``Bat Out Of Hell II: Back
Into Hell,'' Meatloaf; ``The Bodyguard,'' Whitney Houston and various
artists; ``Fully Completely,'' The Tragically Hip; ``Get A Grip,''
Aerosmith; ``Keep The Faith,'' Bon Jovi.

	Single of the year: ``Courage,'' The Tragically Hip; ``Fare Thee Well
Love,'' The Rankin Family; ``Harvest Moon,'' Neil Young; ``He Would Be
Sixteen,'' Michelle Wright; ``Love Can Move Mountains,'' Celine Dion.

	Group of the year: Blue Rodeo, The Jeff Healey Band, Moxy Fruvous,
The Rankin Family, Rush.

	Hall of Fame Award: Rush.

	Female vocalist of the year: Celine Dion, Rita MacNeil, Sarah
McLachlan, Anne Murray, Alannah Myles.

	Male vocalist: Stef Carse, Daniel Lanois, John McDermott, Roch
Voisine, Snow.

	Best-selling French language album: ``L'Album du Peuple, Tome 2,''
Francois Perusse; ``Ca Va Bien,'' Kathleen; ``Corridors,'' Laurence
Jalbert; ``Europe Tour,'' Roch Voisine; ``Pelchat,'' Mario Pelchat.

	Country group or duo: The Blue Shadows, Cassandra Vasik and Russell
deCarle, One Horse Blue, The Johner Brothers, The Rankin Family.

	Country female vocalist: Joan Kennedy, Anne Murray, Anita Perras,
Shania Twain, Cassandra Vasik.

	Country male vocalist: Joel Feeney, George Fox, Ron Hynes, Charlie
Major, Jim Witter.

	Best hard rock album: ``Counterparts,'' Rush; ``Crush,'' Doughboys; 
``Dig,'' I Mother Earth; ``Givin Blood,'' Wild 'T' and the Spirit; 
``Splendor Solis'', The Tea Party.

	Best dance recording: ``Don't Make Me Wait,'' Oval Emotion; ``I'm In
Love With You,'' BKS; ``R U Sexin' Me,'' West End Girls; ``Thankful,''
Red Light; ``Won't Give Up My Music,'' Lisa Lougheed.

	Instrumental artists: John Arpin, Andre Gagnon, Ofra Harnoy, Jacques
do Koninck; Shadowy Men On A Shadowy Planet.

	Best new group: Junkhouse, The Odds, Sloan, The Tea Party, The
Waltons.

	Best new solo artist: Jann Arden, Meryn Cadell, Charlie Major, Mario
Pelchat, Jim Witter.

	Songwriter of the year: Jann Arden, Leonard Cohen, Jim Cuddy/Greg
Keelor (of Blue Rodeo), Sarah McLachlan, Jane Siberry.

	Best contemporary jazz album: ``Don't Smoke In Bed,'' Holly Cole
Trio; ``Face The Music,'' Garbo's Hat; ``Michael Farquharson,'' Michael
Farquharson; ``Notorious,'' Five After Four with Vito Rezza; ``The
Standard Line,'' David Mott.

	Best children's album: ``Candles, Snow & Mistletoe,'' Sharon, Lois &
Bram; ``The Child's Play Collection,'' various artists; ``Dream Catcher,
'' Jack Grunsky; ``I Can't Sit Down,'' Eric Nagler; ``Tchaikovsky
Discovers America,'' Susan Hammond/Classical Kids.

	Best classical album (solo or chamber ensemble): ``Beethoven Piano
Sonatas, op. 10, no. 1-3,'' Louis Lortie; ``Mozart: Two-Piano Sonata,''
Louis Lortie & Helene Mercier; ``Romantic Works for Guitar,'' Norbert
Kraft; ``Schmelzer: Sonatas,'' Tafelmusik, Jeanne Lamon, director; 
``Simphonies Des Noels: A Treasury of Baroque Christmas Concerti,'' Les
Violons du Roy, Bernard Labadie, director.

	Best classical album (large ensemble or soloist with large ensemble
accompaniment): ``Bartok: The Miraculous Mandarin; Deux Portraits;
Divertimento,'' Orchestre Symphonique de Montreal, Charles Dutoit,
conductor; ``Gluck: Ballet Pantomimes,'' Tafelmusik, Jeanne Lamon,
director, Bruno Weil, conductor; ``Handel: Concerti Grossi, op. 3, no.
1-6,'' Tafelmusik, Jeanne Lamon, director; ``Rachmaninoff: Piano
Concerto no. 4, Rhapsody On a Theme Of Paganini, Five Etudes Tableaux,''
Arthur Ozolins, piano, The Toronto Symphony, Mario Bernardi, conductor;
``Stravinsky/Szymanowski: Violin Concertos,'' Chantal Juillet, violin,
Orchestre Symphonique de Montreal, Charles Dutoit, conductor.

	Best classical album (vocal or choral performance): ``Debussy Songs,''
Claudette Leblanc, soprano, Valerie Tryon, piano; ``Electra Women's
Choir,'' Elektra Women's Choir, Morna Edmundson & Diane Loomer, co-
directors; ``Full Well She Sang,'' The Toronto Consort; ``Schubert:
Lieder,'' Edith Wiens, soprano, Rudolf Jansen, piano, Joaquin
Valdepenas, clarinet; ``Venetian Vespers Of 1640,'' Vancouver Cantata
Singers, James Pankhauser, director.

	Best classical composition: ``Among Friends,'' Chan Ka Nin; 
``Divertimento for harp and strings,'' Milton Barnes; ``Piano Concerto,''
Malcom Forsyth; ``Sleight Of Hand,'' Jean Piche; ``Three Poems,'' Peter
Tiefenbach.

	Best mainstream jazz album: ``Fables And Dreams,'' Dave Young/Phil
Dwyer Quartet; ``Just 88,'' Oliver Jones; ``Our 25th Year,'' Rob
McConnell & the Boss Brass; ``Standard Idioms,'' Sonny Greenwich; 
``Wheel Within A Wheel,'' Bernie Senesky.

	Best R&B/soul recording: ``All I Need,'' George St. Kitts; ``And The
Song Goes,'' Carol Medina; ``Love Me Right,'' MCJ & Cool G; ``Mothers Of
Hope,'' John James; ``I'll Be There For You: The Time Is Right,'' Rupert
Gayle.

	Best rap recording: ``Call The Cops,'' Devon; ``Got To Get Over,'' B
Kool; ``One Track Mind,'' TBTBT; ``Safe,'' Rumble; ``Try And Stop Us,''
Split Personality.

	Best reggae recording: ``Child Support,'' Inspector Lenny; 
``Informer,'' Snow; ``Love And Affection,'' Tanya Mullings; ``Save The
Children,'' Leejahn; ``Secret Admirer,'' DJ Ray.

	Best music of aboriginal recording: ``Booglatamooti (The Indian
Song),'' J. Hubert Francis and Eagle Feather; ``Grandfather,'' J. Hubert
Francis and Eagle Feather; ``Stoney Park,'' Stoney Park Singers; ``The
Prayer Song,'' Sazacha Red Sky; ``Wapistan,'' Lawrence Martin.

	Best roots and traditional album: ``At A High Window,'' Garnet
Rogers; ``Christmas,'' Bruce Cockburn; ``Home In Halifax,'' Stan Rogers;
``Jigzup,'' Oliver Schroer; ``My Skies,'' James Keelaghan.

	Best blues/gospel album: ``Bluesology,'' Whiteley Brothers; ``Colin
James And The Big Little Band,'' Colin James; ``South At Eight, North At
Nine,'' Colin Linden; ``Terra Firma Boogie,'' Triple Threat; ``You Can't
Have Everything,'' Dutch Mason.

	Best global recordings: ``Agada-Tales From Our Ancestors,'' The
Flying Bulgar Klezmer Band; ``Condor Meets The Eagle,'' Kanstan Aski
with Pura Fe; ``Crossing Selkirk Avenue,'' Finjan; ``El Camino Real,''
Ancient Cultures; ``Enat,'' Mother Tongue.

	Producer: k.d. lang/Ben Mink, ``Just Keep Me Moving: Even Cowgirls
Get The Blues''; Daniel Lanois, ``The Messenger'' and ``Mon Beau Petit
Choux'' from ``For The Beauty of Wynona''; Geddy Lee, Alex Lifeson, Neil
Peart, ``Nobody's Hero'' and ``Alien Shore'' from ``Counterparts''; Jane
Siberry, ``Temple'' from ``When I Was A Boy''; Steve MacKinnon and Marc
Jordan, ``Waiting For A Machine'' from ``Reckless Valentine''.

	Best video: ``Rain Down On Me,'' Blue Rodeo; ``Mmm Mmm Mmm Mmm,''
Crash Test Dummies; ``The Future,'' Leonard Cohen; ``I Can See Clearly
Now,'' Holly Cole Trio; ``I Would Die For You,'' Jann Arden.

	Best album design: ``5 Days In July,'' Blue Rodeo; ``Faithlift,''
Spirit of the West; ``Pale Sun, Crescent Moon,'' Cowboy Junkies; ``God
Shuffled His Feet,'' Crash Test Dummies; ``Splendor Solis,'' The Tea
Party.

	Recording engineer of the year: Kevin Doyle, ``Old Cape Cod'' and 
``Cry Me A River'' off Anne Murray's ``Croonin''' album; Andy Hermant, 
``Life On The Inside Track off ''Sweet Airs That Give Delight``; Marc
Ramaer, ''Just Keep Me Moving`` off k.d. lang's album ''Even Cowgirls
Get The Blues``; Stephen Traub, ''Window Of Opportunity``, off Meryn
Cadell's album ''Bombazine``; Michael Philip Wojowoda, ''Beginning Of
Time`` and ''Calling All Angels`` off Jane Siberry's ''When I Was A Boy.
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