| 词条 | Juno Awards of 1979 |
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| name = Juno Awards of 1979 | date = 21 March 1979 | venue = Harbour Castle Hilton Hotel, Toronto, Ontario | host = Burton Cummings | network = CBC | previous = 1978 | main = Juno Awards | next = 1980 }} The Juno Awards of 1979, representing Canadian music industry achievements of the previous year, were awarded on 21 March 1979 in Toronto at a ceremony hosted by Burton Cummings at the Harbour Castle Hilton Convention Centre.[1] Claudja Barry and Ginette Reno were live performers on the ceremony telecast, seen on CBC Television from 9:30pm Eastern Time. Gino Vannelli and Chilliwack provided videotaped performances. Pierre Trudeau attended the ceremonies, the first time a Canadian Prime Minister did so. He introduced Hank Snow into the Canadian Music Hall of Fame. Cummings and Dan Hill led nominations with four each. In an unusual move, Hill was nominated in the "Composer of the Year" category for "Sometimes When We Touch" for the second time as it had sold more than 75,000 copies after the first award at the 1978 Juno ceremony.[1] This was the first year when Gordon Lightfoot failed to pick up an award, and Anne Murray was not present to claim her two awards. The CBC television broadcast was seen by an estimated 1,827,000 viewers which was down from the year before.[2] Nominees and winnersFemale Vocalist of the YearWinner: Anne MurrayOther nominees:
Male Vocalist of the YearWinner: Gino VannelliOther nominees:
Most Promising Female Vocalist of the YearWinner: Claudja BarryOther nominees:
Most Promising Male Vocalist of the YearWinner: Nick GilderOther nominees:
Group of the YearWinner: RushOther nominees:
Most Promising Group of the YearWinner: DoucetteOther nominees:
Composer of the YearWinner: Dan Hill (Co-composer with Barry Mann), "Sometimes When We Touch" by Dan Hill Other nominees:
Country Female Vocalist of the YearWinner: Carroll BakerCountry Male Vocalist of the YearWinner: Ronnie ProphetCountry Group or Duo of the YearWinner: The Good BrothersFolk Singer of the YearWinner: Murray McLauchlanOther nominees:
Instrumental Artist of the YearWinner: Liona BoydOther nominees:
Producer of the YearWinner: Gino Vannelli, Joe Vannelli & Ross Vannelli, Brother to Brother by Gino VannelliOther nominees:
Recording Engineer of the YearWinner: Ken Friesen, Let's Keep It That Way by Anne MurrayOther nominees:
Canadian Music Hall of FameWinner: Hank SnowNominated and winning albumsBest Selling AlbumWinner: Dream of a Child, Burton CummingsOther nominees:
Best Album GraphicsWinner: Alan Gee & Greg Lawson, Madcats by MadcatsOther nominees:
Best Children's AlbumWinner: There's a Hippo in My Tub, Anne MurrayBest Classical Album of the YearWinner: Hindemith; Das Marienleben, Glenn Gould and Roxolana RoslakBest Selling International AlbumWinner: Saturday Night Fever, Bee GeesBest Jazz AlbumWinner: Jazz Canada Montreux 1978, Tommy Banks Big Band with Guest "Big" Miller
Comedy Album of the YearWinner: The Air Farce Comedy Album, The Air FarceOther nominees:
Nominated and winning releasesBest Selling SingleWinner: "Hot Child in the City", Nick Gilder
Best Selling International SingleWinner: "You're the One That I Want", John Travolta & Olivia Newton-JohnReferences1. ^1 LeBlance (2010), p. 33. 2. ^LeBlance (2010), p. 34.
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