1. Nominees and winners
    Canadian Entertainer of the Year  Best Female Vocalist  Best Male Vocalist  Most Promising Female Vocalist  Most Promising Male Vocalist  Group of the Year  Most Promising Group  Songwriter of the Year  Best Country Female Vocalist  Best Country Male Vocalist  Best Country Group or Duo  Best Instrumental Artist  International Entertainer of the Year  Best Producer  Best Recording Engineer  Canadian Music Hall of Fame  Walt Grealis Special Achievement Award 

2. Nominated and winning albums
    Best Album  Best Children's Album  Best Classical Album (Solo or Chamber Ensemble)  Best Classical Album (Large Ensemble)  Best Album Design  International Album of the Year  Best Jazz Album  Best Hard Rock/Metal Album  Best Roots & Traditional Album 

3. Nominated and winning releases
    Single of the Year  Best Classical Composition  Best Dance Recording  International Single of the Year  Best R&B/Soul Recording  Rap Recording of the Year  Best Reggae/Calypso Recording  Best Video 

4. References

5. External links

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The Juno Awards of 1991, representing Canadian music industry achievements of the previous year, were awarded on 3 March 1991 in Vancouver, British Columbia at a ceremony in the Queen Elizabeth Theatre. Paul Shaffer was the host for the ceremonies, which were broadcast on CBC Television.

This was the first time the award ceremonies were hosted away from Toronto. A category for rap music also made its debut at these 1991 awards.

Nominees and winners

Canadian Entertainer of the Year

• The Jeff Healey Band
• Colin James
• Kim Mitchell
• Alannah Myles

Best Female Vocalist

• Lee Aaron
• Rita MacNeil
• Anne Murray
• Candy Pennella

Best Male Vocalist

• Gowan
• Paul Janz
• Maestro Fresh-Wes
• Neil Young

Most Promising Female Vocalist

• Jane Child
• Holly Cole
• Patricia Conroy
• Mae Moore
• Lorraine Segato

Most Promising Male Vocalist

• Danny Brooks
• John James
• Kenny MacLean
• Francis Martin
• Bob Wiseman

Group of the Year

• Cowboy Junkies
• The Jeff Healey Band
• The Northern Pikes
• Rush

Most Promising Group

• Bootsauce
• Crash Vegas
• National Velvet
• Spirit of the West

Songwriter of the Year

• Jane Child
• Leonard Cohen
• Jim Cuddy and Greg Keelor
• Daniel Lanois
• Eddie Schwartz

Best Country Female Vocalist

• Carroll Baker
• Patricia Conroy
• Anne Murray
• Michelle Wright

Best Country Male Vocalist

• Tommy Hunter
• David Hutchins
• Larry Mercey
• Tim Taylor

Best Country Group or Duo

• The Good Brothers
• Colleen Peterson and Gilles Godard
• Kimberley Richards and J.K. Gulley
• Sylvia Tyson and Tom Russell

Best Instrumental Artist

• Exchange
• Michael Jones
• Moe Koffman
• Ian Tamblyn

International Entertainer of the Year

• Aerosmith
• Phil Collins
• Madonna
• Sinéad O'Connor

Best Producer

Winner: David Tyson, Baby, It's Tonight; Don't Hold Back Your Love;

• Jane Child
• Bruce Fairbairn
• David Foster
• Declan O'Doherty
• Gino Vannelli and Joe Vannelli

Best Recording Engineer

• Kevin Doyle
• Noel Golden
• Tom Henderson and Peter Moore
• Fraser Hill and Rick Hutt
• Mike Jones

Canadian Music Hall of Fame

Walt Grealis Special Achievement Award

Winner: Mel Shaw, CARAS founder

Nominated and winning albums

Best Album

• Bodyrock, Lee Aaron
• Les B.B., Les B.B.
• Hell to Pay, The Jeff Healey Band
• Home I'll Be, Rita MacNeil

Best Children's Album

• Une voix pour les enfants (A Voice for the Children), Carmen Campagne
• Yes I Can, Sandra Beech
• The Season - A Family Christmas Celebration, Fred Penner
• Sing A to Z, Sharon, Lois and Bram

Best Classical Album (Solo or Chamber Ensemble)

• Beethoven: 15 Variations and Fugue and Other Works, Louis Lortie
• Beethoven Quartets Volume II, IV, V, The Orford String Quartet
• Mozart Piano Quartets, Jane Coop and members of The Orford String Quartet
• 20th Century Guitar Works, Norbert Kraft

Best Classical Album (Large Ensemble)

• Debussy la mer, Jeux, Prélude a l'apres-midi d'un faune, Orchestre symphonique de Montreal, conductor Charles Dutoit
• Music on Hebrew Themes, I Musici de Montréal Chamber Orchestra, conductor Yull Turovsky
• Ravel Piano Concertos, Louis Lortie piano and London Symphony Orchestra
• Schumann Symphony No. 3 and Konzerstuck, Calgary Philharmonic Orchestra, conductor Mario Bernardi
• Zelenka Missa del Filii, Tafelmusik Orchestra

Best Album Design

• François Blais, Motion by Motion
• John W. Stewart, The Brown Album by Bootsauce
• Hugh Syme, Snow in June by The Northern Pikes
• Hugh Syme, Oceanview Motel by Mae Moore

International Album of the Year

• AC/DC, The Razors Edge
• Phil Collins, ...But Seriously
• New Kids on the Block, Step by Step
• Sinéad O'Connor, I Do Not Want What I Haven't Got

Best Jazz Album

• The Dave McMurdo Jazz Orchestra, Dave McMurdo
• Oscar Peterson Live, Oscar Peterson
• Renee Rosnes, Renee Rosnes
• Time Warp Live at George's Jazz Room, Time Warp

Best Hard Rock/Metal Album

• Andy Curran, Andy Curran
• Bodyrock, Lee Aaron
• Dirty Weapons, Killer Dwarfs
• Nothingface, Voivod

Best Roots & Traditional Album

• Acoustic Blues, Jackson Delta
• Jubilation III - Glory Train, Montreal Jubilation Gospel Choir
• One Job Town, Grievous Angels
• Weather Out the Storm, Figgy Duff

Nominated and winning releases

Single of the Year

• "Let Your Backbone Slide", Maestro Fresh-Wes
• "More Than Words Can Say", Alias
• "She Ain't Pretty", The Northern Pikes
• "So Listen", MCJ and Cool G

Best Classical Composition

• Aviravirmayedhi, Glenn Buhr
• Cappriccio-Concertante, Sophie-Carmen Eckhardt-Gramatté
• Chaconne, Michael Colgrass
• La Cri de Merlin, R. Murray Schafer

Best Dance Recording

• The World Keeps on Turning, Candi & The Backbeat
• Unison, Celine Dion
• I Wanna Know, John James
• Puss 'n Boots (These Boots are Made for Walkin', Kon Kan

International Single of the Year

• "Back to Life (However Do You Want Me)", Soul II Soul
• "Lambada", Kaoma
• "Step by Step", New Kids on the Block
• "Unskinny Bop", Poison

Best R&B/Soul Recording

• Can't Repress the Cause, Dance Appeal
• So Listen, MCJ and Cool G
• Jamaican Funk, Michie Mee and L.A. Luv
• Take Me Like I Am, Spunkadelic

Rap Recording of the Year

• Dance to the Music, Simply Majestic with B-Kool
• So Listen, MCJ and Cool G
• Take Me Like I Am, Spunkadelic
• Wash Your Face in My Sink, Dream Warriors

Best Reggae/Calypso Recording

• Broken Arrow, Mojah
• Eyes Like Fire, Leroy Sibbles
• Rock and Sway, Messenjah
• Wild Jockey, Jackie Mittoo

Best Video

• Don Allan, "I Am a Wild Party" by Kim Mitchell
• Don Allan, "I Wanna Know" by John James
• Ron Berti, "She Ain't Pretty" by The Northern Pikes
• Joel Goldberg, "Let Your Backbone Slide" by Maestro Fresh-Wes

References

• {{Cite news | last=Taylor | first=Kate | pages=C1,C3 | title=Junos recognize rap (But it's still small voice in chorus of nominations) | date=7 February 1991 | publisher=The Globe and Mail }}
• {{Cite news | last=Lacey | first=Liam | page=C1 | title=James, Dion top vocalists (Juno says Tragically Hip are entertainers of the year) | date=4 March 1991 | publisher=The Globe and Mail }}

External links

• Juno Awards site

• Nigel Lawson
• Nigel Leakey
• Nigel Mansell
• Nigel Martin Evans
• Nigel Martyn
• Nigel Mazlyn Jones
• Nigel mcguiness
• Nigel McGuiness
• Nigel mcguinness
• Nigel Mobbs
• Nigel Molesworth
• Nigel Olifaunt
• Nigel Olsson
• Nigel Patrick
• Nigel Paulet, 18th Marquess of Winchester
• Nigel Paul Farage
• Nigel Pegrum
• Nigel Planer
• Nigel Playfair
• Nigel Pulsford
• Nigel Quashie
• Nigel Reo-Coker
• Nigel Robinson
• Nigel Rogers
• Nigel Short